decided to stop cooperation in such an opinion, vladimir vasiliev, chief researcher at the institute for the usa and canada, shared his opinion. according to him, belarus will not suffer from an unfriendly step. after all, there is support from the union state when such relations of this kind, and in the allied, so to speak, including the military sphere, it is not extremely important to have this position that is a reliable shoulder. e friend. we have poland we have the baltic states , the west does not leave its attempts to destabilize the situation in belarus in this regard as well. i think that all these things are meant to show that belarus can always rely on russia, and that everything is limited not only by belarus. uh, with ukraine or maybe even i would say so, it does not at all border poland with the baltic states and we should to understand very clearly that the problem of security or the military potential of belarus is very important from the point of view, in general, the balance with it in eastern europe is, of course, very important for us here. so to speak, to strengthen all pos

amount of assistance that the united states , along with its allies, provides to ukraine is used for personal enrichment. so says the chief researcher of the institute for the usaa of the russian academy of sciences vladimir vasilievich without a control without looking back without e, one might say, e hmm without any restrictions pumping ukraine with more and more advanced, more and more lethal , more and more complex weapons systems in order to stir up military escalations. it was the policy of the biden administration, very important point. uh, corrupt assistance to ukraine after all. we must understand that corruption has been a colossal trail since the fourteenth year. as a matter of fact , the trail of all american efforts to re-pro-poper, then the orientation of ukraine finally to the west there towards nato. and in general, as they say, the geopolitical elections of ukraine are such a trail. he even got into this loop the biden family, and everyone understands perfectly well that military aid, economic humanitarian, is in the top ten. e even almost in fact, in fact, billions of dollars, this is a colossal the possibility of stealing millions, tens of mi

restrictions against iran and russia allowed the kremlin to purchase components for attack drones from the usa, this is stated in the report of the institutehe study of war, analysts note that 82% of the shaheds shot down in ukraine had components from america, although most western companies denied their direct sale to russia, or iran, everything is fine, the president of the united states, joe biden stated that the downed reconnaissance bullet will not worsen relations between washington and beijing, but the incident does not contribute to their improvement, as is known, the other day in the united states, a chinese spy bullet was shot down that flew over the southern in carolina, the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china announced its dissatisfaction and protest, assuring that the bullet was meteorological . we made it clear to china what we are going to do, they understand our position. wounded in krasnohorivka, a man threw a grenade in the direction of the seller, the donetsk regional prosecutor's office said that there was a conflict between a street seller of dairy products and a local resident near the store

i thanked her for the vital financial support for our state discussed our current interaction at the level between ukraine and the usa and also at the level of global financial institutions , in particular the imf, discussed the need for reconstruction in ukraine and the restoration of justice for our people and the entire free world, this is the launch of a real compensation mechanism for the losses caused by this war, compensation at the expense of russian assets this is not an easy task, but to implement it, to direct russian assets to reparation for war damages, this will be one of the most powerful blows to the free world, and for this retro and for any aggressions in general i think the compensation format will be found and russia will pay for its war in every sense. kudos to everyone who is now fighting for ukraine. i thank everyone who helps . may the memory of everyone whose life was taken by russian terror kudos to ukraine. this was the address of the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, regarding if the occupiers will try to dissociate themselves in transnistria, the repulsion will be very powerful, said natalya humenyuk, the head of the united coordina

important financial support for our state, they discussed our current interaction and at the level between ukraine and the usa and also at the level of global financial institutions particular the imf , they discussed the need for reconstruction in ukraine and the restoration of justice for our people and the entire free world, this is the launch of a real mechanism for compensation for the losses caused by this war compensation at the expense of russian assets is not an easy task, but to implement it, to direct russian assets to indemnify for war losses, it will be one of the most powerful blows of the free world and for this res and for any aggressions, in general, i think the format of compensation will be found and russia will pay for its war in every sense . kudos to everyone. who is now fighting for ukraine ? glory to the heroes, next we will talk about our cyber security with you , more than 2,000 cyber attacks were repelled by the government cyber ​​defense team in a year, and more than 7 thousand other cyber security systems did it , the deputy head of the state special communications for defense said about it of information of ukraine viktor zhora says

involves specialists from nine countries of the middle east iran israel palestine usa germany they work together. the same story is with the joint institute for nuclear research. i arrived there in dubna, and it’s nice, nevertheless, as a consequence of the russian the operation became quite a powerful wave in the west in an attempt to block. it turned out that it is not so easy to establish scientific cultural humanitarian relations with russia from rome vera shcherbakova the sisters yulia and olesya savitsky arrived in florence from belarus in just 5 years, their cultural salons dedicated to painting, poetry, theater of music gained fame and popularity, their small cozy gallery is located in the heart of the city of arts, a stone's throw from the cathedral of florence santa maria delfiore in the historical complex of the xiv century. they joke that the spirit wanders here, philippine, linden of the beloved student obtechelli, who, as the legend says , was buried at the local church. culture. it unites people, it does not separate culture either. it enriches people because our cultureless society ceases to be a society. here we have an inter

one of the largest polish business associations is establishing a partnership with key ukrainian institutions in order to find quality and meaningful projects for the economic development of the usa we have a very good dialogue with ukraine-invest. the first effect will be the creation of new jobs, particularly in those regions that were affected by the invasion or a year ago, this is kyiv region and, for example , kharkiv region. that jobs are restored, infrastructure is restored, and this will also give the opportunity for many ukrainians to return from poland from other countries and normalize the situation in the economy and in the social sphere, and the third point is the assumption that our economy will become more sustainable, more stable, that's what you said i would like to return to the first point - this is the creation of jobs in the front-line regions or those who were affected by, well, those who were laid off in the spring. here the position is clear. is there potential interest maybe i'm getting ahead of myself in this matter, but polish businessmen are interested in donetsk luhansk oblasts and maybe even in crimea. first of all , you need to understand that peach

revolving in one way or another around the russian war against ukraine, and now we will ask ivan usa, candidate of economic of the chief consultant of the national institute forc studies is about whether the russian people have finally become sick, how about this? putin said in his speech that it is the western world that wants the russians to suffer. well, they are already suffering, so we can't hear you correctly. good morning studio good morning the audience specially listened to putin's speech, it was 1.5 hours of horror , i got the impression that in general it was a parallel reality because this entire speech was held, let's say, from one side that they forced us to attack, after all, what a bad event there was. putin constantly complained about this event and told stories about how good the economy is, how everything is cool, it ’s growing, everything else, but you know it, he said a very interesting thing about the fact that everyone rallied around one ideas unraveling the fact that in the third quarter of last year the amount of money withdrawn from the russian federation was almost 1.5-3 million rubles 26 exceeded the amount of money withdrawn in th

the federal budget in 2021. let's get to calls for our guests. the executive director director of families, usa and president of the paradigm health institute talkingedicare and medicaid. the issues facing congress. good morning, democrat line. caller: hi, i am -- i don't understand why there is sewed much advertisement of medicare or medicaid, i'm not sure much. it's called advantage. what is the difference, like, i am insured. i'm 94 years old but that has, i am covered. at one time when i was on a vintage many years ago a person advised me get off of advantage go into medicare itself. i need to know what is the difference between the two? host: thank you for watching all these years. brian you want to tackle medicare advantage? guest: you sound great for 97 years young. it is a part of medicare it is about half of all seniors now enrolled in advantage. it's how they get their benefits through a private health insurance plan. you can go to united, they have a network provider and they offer a full set of medicare benefits. there are some advantages most seniors have to get supplemental payments or supplemental coverage. because there are limits o

the middle east iran israel epic usa germany they work together. it's the same story with the association. i arrived there at the institute fordubna. that's nice, nevertheless, the result of the russian operation was a rather powerful wave in the west in an attempt to block scientific cultural humanitarian ties with russia, it turned out that it was not so easy from rome their cultural salons dedicated to painting poetry to the theater of music gained fame and popularity of their a small cozy gallery is located in the very center of the city of arts, a stone's throw from the cathedral of florence santa maria delfiore in the historical complex of the xiv century, and they don’t joke that the spirit of the philippine, linden of the beloved student of obtelli roams here, which, according to legend, was buried at the local churches. culture. it unites people, it does not separate culture either. it enriches people, because our society without culture ceases to be a society. here we have an international audience, and the french come and from germany, people come from there are many visitors to america, and from japan , from china

relations with russia for the usa it will become a powerful and dangerous adversary for american hegemony of a terrorist attack involving the widest circle international institutions china hope that other countries will join them, indicating involvement. an explosion on the nord streams germany yes, and the whole of europe accepted the vassal with humility , ready to give up their own prosperity for the sake of the overseas overlord, but each blacksmith of his own happiness russia remains an energy power itself, like its true partners are always provided with hydrocarbons. well, for example, over 20 million tons of oil have already been produced at the only one in the world the arctic stationary platform, when broken, belongs to gazprom , which these days is celebrating its 30th anniversary . the uniqueness of the fault platform is that you have to work there in extreme climatic conditions. moreover, in the middle of the ice drifting fields of the place, oil was called the arctic; the total reserves of this variety thicker than water are estimated at 70 million tons. this volume is enough for more than 1 dozen years edmond lived and visited the platform. in the mi

stretcher again the usa china will tear our pants it won't be like that until we we are talking about china, oleksandr lukashenko is going to beijing or is going to go, the institute fordy of war of the united states of america says that he is in china lukashenko is flying in order to agree on the supply of weapons to russia and in violation of the sanctions to hide the violation of sanctions by china during the supply of heavy weapons to russia, in general , lethal weapons. we remember how, 10 days ago , anthony blinken spoke about the fact that there is information from the american intelligence services about china's intention to supply russia with lethal weapons. if this happens and if the world community witnesses the fact that china began to help the russian federation with lethal weapons, what does this mean for the world and what does it mean for ukraine ? for the aggressor and i emphasize this basic difference. that is, you can help the victim, you can help according to the un charter to a country that has suffered aggression, but help the aggressor, as this wound is doing, as belarus is also doing it take part in the aggression and china on this side, well,

that the system of institutions, even if they were probably not struck in many cases, in my opinion, they will be able to incorporate. over time, we observe this, for example, in the usamove a little away from european countries that do not make so many decisions. yes, here let's switch to washington there, well, a person who can be called such an inflator, uh, his name is more accurately alexandria ocazio cortez and yes, she went with a very left non-systemic agenda, four five years ago to the elections. well, in general, it is quite solid and tightly incorporated from the stability of democracy. now. in general, she is quite a manageable player. that is, if desired , all this can be done, and honestly, i do not see certain threats from their side, but a political institution. in my opinion, everything can be solved with them. here. uh, what about the public opinions, yes, we are seeing in the united states, by the way, and in europe, firstly, growth, and the proportion of those who advocate the transition to peace negotiations on the ukrainian conflict, that is, fatigue to some extent from being involved in the ukrainian crisis. it grows, albeit slowly and gradually

he forged documents and this product was enough for himself, and then there was a very big scandal in the usa, and if, as there, well , the institutionseir funds are used, then in the books they were provided, one can say without the president, publicity in terms of the purchase of weapons is not an illness, there is already about the purchase of civilian products p volodymyr will try to turn on the ukrainian ukrainian now, the collective image of our ukrainian people who say listen to you , there is no war in the united states, and we are a country in a state of war. why do we need to declassify all of this here? let's act in such a way that the enemy has not infiltrated anywhere, has not sniffed anything , and has not learned anything. as for weapons , there is indeed a side at the beginning. wars are open, well, if hidden information about e there, the purchase of weapons can give a certain practical advantage, for example, the enemy knows about the part of the work that is supplied to us, but does not know about weapons there, the conditions are made by themselves and everything will be able to allow us to make some strategic rese

the participation of very competent centers for sovietology. the most effective instruments of such institutions are non-commercial organizations. in total, there are one and a half million of them in the usamore than 65,000 are political debts. they open affiliates or clone organizations around the world of american groups in certain states, especially countries that are not particularly friendly today. states of america note now they have no desire. ah, to carry out wars in order to change domestic political regimes. they continue the policy of regime change, but by other means than through direct military intervention. we are everything we don't care about the united states . it still made for a great football game. we don't care how many of our players will be endless on the playing field after the end of the second world war, america seems to have not spent a single day without a war, unleashed more than 50 conflicts in different parts of the world, most of all in africa, in the countries of southwest asia and the middle east and in all of its history, the united states fought about 250 times. the essence of american policy after the second world war is the weakening or destruction of

the american intelligence services of very competent centers for savitology. the most effective instruments of such institutions are the nkorean organizations. in total, there are one and a half million of them in the usaof which there are more than 605,000 political current, they open branches or clone organizations around the world. the puzzle is the creation of pro-american groups in various states. especially in countries that are not particularly friendly today to the states of america now they have no desire, but to conduct wars in order to change domestic political regimes. they continue the policy of regime change, but by other means, not through direct, but military interventions. we don't care for the united states, we don't care how many ukrainians and civilians and women and children and soldiers die. we don't care. it became a great football match the players will be endless on the playing field of the end of world war ii america seems to have never spent a day without a war unleashed more than 50 conflicts in different parts of the world more only in africa in the countries of southwest asia and the middle east the essence of american policy after the second world war is the weakening or

let's speak to hashem usa 1st senior fellow at the united states institute of peace and a former egyptian diplomat. he joins us live on scott from washington d. c. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now as we hear, blinking is clearly still pushing for a 2 state solution, but that surely feels a remote possibility at this stage. doesn't it? well, as you were to mentioned from allah, there are diminishing prospects. but at the end of the day, this is what is it that the international level and this is the position of the palestinian people and a blessing in leadership. and this is what was proposed in accordance to that of his initiative that was adopted by both countries and islamic countries. so it still is supported politically at the international 11 and then added states is not alone in asking for the establishment of a city and state in accordance with alopecia finished. but at this point in time remains an almost an impossibility. surely doesn't it? i mean, lincoln didn't offer any concrete steps to actually make it happen today. you're absolutely right. and this is right, but as humans are disappointed, because it is not only saying 2 state solution an

veselovsky vladimir driver ntv usa viewers ntv capital gives a release today in moscow and we will continue to air for other regions of central russia doctors of the research instituteician veltishchev help newborns with a very rare pathology of the respiratory organs take their first breath on their own. in moscow earlier treatment such babies were long and painful, but now you can get by with just one operation , they don’t do it. nowhere else in the world. details. mikhail is a bad hunter, when a child is born, his nose sniffles. it's customary. this is fine. well, as it is not always the case with this baby now , little kirill did not know how to sniff correctly before. this is a disease that was not visible on ultrasound during pregnancy. that's all. it came to light. uh, caesarean section happened, uh, was born. and he just couldn't breathe. this congenital malformation. the nasal cavity, which leads to its complete or partial obstruction. if it’s simply that the nose does not breathe, he simply has nothing to pass, they are innately overgrown to treat the classic ones, well, only not completely, and only the baby hurts. actually, tomorrow we will repeat the s

the federal budget in 2021. let's get to calls for our guests. the executive director director of families, usa and president of the paradigm health institute talking medicare and medicaid. the issues facing congress. good morning, democrat line. caller: hi, i am -- i don't understand why there is sewed much advertisement of medicare or medicaid, i'm not sure much. it's called advantage. what is the difference, like, i am insured. i'm 94 years old but that has, i am covered. at one time when i was on a vintage many years ago a person advised me get off of advantage go into medicare itself. i need to know what is the difference between the two? host: thank you for watching all these years. brian you want to tackle medicare advantage? guest: you sound great for 97 years young. it is a part of medicare it is about half of all seniors now enrolled in advantage. it's how they get their benefits through a private health insurance plan. you can go to united, they have a network provider and they offer a full set of medicare benefits. there are some advantages most seniors have to get supplemental payments or supplemental coverage. because there are limits

that the system of institutions, even if they were probably not struck in many cases, in my opinion, they will be able to incorporate. over time, we observe this, for example, in the usaot make so many decisions. yes, let's switch to washington there, well, a person who can be called such an inflator, uh, his name is more precisely alexandria cortez and yes, she went with a very left non-systemic agenda, four five years ago to the election. generally. it is quite firmly and densely incorporated by the democratic establishment. now. in general, she is quite a manageable player. that is , if desired, all this can be done, and honestly, i do not see a certain threat from them. a political institution. in my opinion , everything can be solved with them. here. e, as for public opinion, yes, we are seeing growth in the united states, by the way, and in europe, firstly, and the proportion of those who advocate the transition to peace negotiations on the ukrainian conflict, that is fatigue to some extent from involvement in the ukrainian crisis. it grows, albeit slowly and gradually it does not directly affect all decisions so far, yes, but in the future we will have to focus

nuclear powers, i mean the usa and russia and in this sense even 2 more years even a year and a half ago u experts of the famous swedish. uh, the center of the sebri institute forour data, but a given cost. yes, and the second point. here is a disguise these similar, rather expert quotation marks predictions. she's connected, of course. eh, as if with such an attempt. well, pack the japanese ones, and let's call the nuclear projects in quotation marks. this is how we already analyzed in this studio the visits of both austin to tokyo and blinkin and, uh, kefid washington, everything is clear, but the problem is that u japan has always perceived china russia as rivals, but in the current context, i am amplified here. component here is a statement about the placement of strategic and medium missiles in hakaido until the year 26. uh, actions and obviously not just militarization. nucleization. japan - this is quite clear, that is, they create such an anti-chinese anti-russian in the face. japan is being torpedoed, and moreover, in fact, what is happening is, as if east asia, as it were, a bipolar regional system, such a spontaneous one , a process is underway. well