for your interesting comment, we spoke with the head of the center for german studies at the institute of europebelov. hello, i am boris akilov, and i am oleg skepanov, and we are the creators of the russia 2062 project, the headquarters of free thought. together with the experts we... investment rating, economics. through concrete stories, we can reach people. we often talk about money. the amounts are serious , there is a clear and clear signal in russia , is russian industry capable of replacing foreign suppliers, it is necessary to mobilize all resources, give me the recipe in general, this is how it went, is russia ready to change, is evolution taking place in any structure? we believe in the best, we care and give warmth, and we overcome difficulties together. together we are strong, we vote for russia. speaker of nizhny novgorod is on an official visit to moscow chamber of parliament of kazakhstan irland kashanov. today, chairman of the federation council valentina matvienko met with him. she noted that in russia there is an absolute consensus on strengthening and expanding ties with kaza

if there is still someone in russia sane wise people inside some old institutes of international politics, in the institute of europef sciences, for example, or in similar places, these people also have no idea how to think about russian politics in a different way now. look, why was navalny put on the chopping block? that is, it is not a simple, so to speak, technical point, we understand that this is a certain message, which was most likely not directed at domestic russian elites. it is so. the symbolic meaning of navalny's murder is clearly visible. and it must be said that it caused such an international response. it is obvious. we are now seeing a series of publications that various deaths among russians have been recorded on the territory of various... countries

possible, even if there is still some sane in russia inside some of the old institutes of international politics, in the institute of europe, the academy of sciences, for example, or in similar places, these people also have no idea how to think about russian politics in a different way now, look, why was that? to put navalny on the chopping block, that is, it is not just a technical point, so to speak, we understand that this is a certain message, which was most likely not directed to the domestic russian elites. this is so, the symbolic meaning of navalny's murder is clearly visible. and it must be said that it caused such an international response, it is obvious. we are now seeing a streak publications about the fact that various deaths among russian businessmen who left under putin were recorded in the territory of different countries. back in 2019, british police services paid attention to this, to the circumstances of strange deaths. but all this was postponed for later. now we see a picture, and what is this picture? it is a picture of intimidation, consistent and brutal. after all, navalny's murder sends a clear si

possible, even when in russia someone still remains sane inside some old institutes of international politics, in the institute of europe, the academy of sciences, for example, or in similar places, these people also do not imagine how how else to think about russian politics? look, why was navalny put on the chopping block? that is, it's not just a technical point, so to speak, we understand that it's a certain message, which was most likely not directed at domestic russian elites. that's what it is, a symbolic meaning navalny's murder is clearly visible, and it must be said that it... provoked such an international response, it is obvious. we are now seeing a series of publications that various deaths have been recorded in different countries among russian businessmen who left under putin. back in 2019, british police services paid attention to this, to the circumstances of strange deaths. but all this was postponed for later. now we see a picture, and what is this picture? a picture of intimidation, consistent and brutal. the murder of navalny, after all, is sent by a clear one a signal that in the new term, now that

even when in russia someone still remains sane within some of the old institutions of international politics, in the institute of europe, the academy of sciences, for example, or in in similar places, these people also have no idea how to think about russian politics in a different way now, see why navalny was put on the chopping block, that is, it is not just a technical point, so to speak, we understand that it is... it is so yes, the symbolic meaning of navalny's murder is clearly visible, and it must be said that it caused such an international response, it is obvious. we are now seeing a series of publications that different countries have recorded various deaths among russian businessmen who left under putin. as early as 2019, british. police services paid attention to this, to the circumstances later. now we see the picture, and what are these strange deaths, but all this was put on the picture, it is a picture of consistent and brutal intimidation. after all, navalny's murder sends a clear signal that in the new term, now that putin will enter his six-year term, no one will be spared. it is also important that

well that's across live now to dr. stephan guy edge, professor up the institute of europe and studies in bel grid. we appreciate your time today and once again. stuff in a discussion on nato, his actions, and you can slow avia has been rejected on this. the 1st real significant, long term oliver as remarking 25 years since nature began its bombing rate. why do you think western powers are so hesitant to, to look back to question their, their past foreign policy endeavors? are they panicked? they are so much afraid of dimension on the war crimes that they have committed and the original cry which is the prime and again space and the crime against international uh, the whole point of what we see, what we are seeing today goes back to everything goes back to 1999 when we dial the resolution without any kind of a legal basis natal up that i have committed aggression and war crimes against the sovereign country, which is federal republic of yugoslavia at the time. so if this is the question, then uh, the whole point of nate to basically physically occupying serve you in the southern provin

policy, it is about a referendum on joining the european union to the relevant security institutions of collective europe a very important case, and of course, there will be total opposition to this process on the part of moscow and pro-russian moldavian politicians. of course, local self-government bodies and local services that provide security have much to work on. means a safe space on the territory of our neighboring country, well, i hope that there will be appropriate and professional support from the fraternal people, our moldovan friends, from romania, because it seems to me that there are no sentiments here, we must implement the entire case of measures aimed at stabilizing the situation, on suppression of any separatist movements, because if all these cells are not extinguished or blocked in time, our moldovan friends can feel all the horror that ukraine is going through, starting from february 2014. mr. vladyslav, in the end, i really thank ayder for, let’s say, trying to scale a little, to look more broadly, exclusively at the borders of the crimean peninsula, but i propose to do this in the

in belgrade russian house, it was opened back in 1933, and this is the oldest institution of russian culture in all of europehe common fate of two peoples. in serbia and russia, as planned, it was shown directly on the anniversary of the start of the bombing, but now the premiere has acquired another deep meaning. the serbs took the tragedy in the moscow region as their own, and the show begins with a minute of silence. in the film , the bombing of yugoslavia, its true causes and today's consequences are exclusively told by the top officials of the two states. it’s a huge tragedy, but what the west did. this is completely unacceptable. the mines near yugoslavia were laid long before the events of 1999. yugoslavia was bursting at the seams. by ninety-nine, the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia no longer existed. its collapse was actively stimulated by the european union and the americans. as it turned out, president aleksandar vucic also took part in the documentary. responsibility for what its aviation did here in belgrade 25 years ago, the serbs remember and... do not forgive daria grigoreva and vlad

the belgrade russian house, it was opened back in 1933, and this is the oldest institution of russian culture in all of europe belgrade is about the common fate of two nations. and russia, as planned, is shown directly on the anniversary of the start of the bombing, but now the premiere has acquired another deep meaning: the serbs perceived the tragedy in the moscow region as their own, the show begins with a minute of silence. in the film , the first people exclusively talk about the bombing of yugoslavia, its true causes and today's consequences. faces of two states, a huge tragedy, what the west did was to die when temahawk missiles bombed the rts building. at that moment, when a rocket fell on the rts and killed 16 beautiful people, my mother was thrown back by what she felt was a strong shock wave. when i arrived at the place, i saw people who were dead in the auditorium during the premiere, both russian and serbian, politicians, diplomats and experts. really delved into the court, all of this, especially the court of relations between serbia and russia. the author himself monitored the reaction in the h

the belgrade russian house, it was opened back in 1933, and this is the oldest institution of russian culture in all of europe of the two peoples of serbia and russia, was planned to be shown directly on the anniversary of the start of the bombing, but now the premiere has acquired another deep meaning. the serbs took the tragedy in the moscow region as their own, and the show begins with a minute of silence. in the film about the bombing of yugoslavia, its true causes and today's consequences are exclusively told by the first persons of the two states. huge, and what the west did is completely unacceptable. the mines under yugoslavia were laid long before the events of 1999, yugoslavia was bursting at the seams. by 1999, the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia no longer existed. its collapse was actively stimulated by the european union and the americans. in the documentary. president aleksandar vučić also took part, as it turned out he could have died when temahawk missiles bombed the rts building. at that moment, when a rocket fell on the rts and killed 16 beautiful people, my mother was thrown back b

ukraine, and also the development of democratic, strong democratic institutions, this is also very important for the protection of ukraine, for the protection of europe way, about shaking up the situation, about all these narratives, we see that now this new topic is emerging, which is active. is used, it is a topic that the powers of the current president emerge, and the elections in connection with the martial law in ukraine of course, it cannot be held, and there is a whole series of speculations on this matter, and how to get out of this situation, when ukrainians, let's say, are sure that the president should continue his powers and that the elections cannot be held now, and in response we even hear measures from the west of the word that then you will be an undemocratic state, well , i think that the legislation. it's very clear here , there should be no speculation about that, about that, because, no, it shouldn't be, it's the legislation of ukraine, there shouldn't be elections during martial law, i think that what is now and that was very important from the beginning of the full-scale invasion, it is the unity of ukraine. who is the people,

while the whole of europe was shaking from the grandiose battles of world war ii, a cinematography instituten of national museums was created, medical cards, vaccination books and distance learning in schools were introduced. the pitenis were seen as the personification of traditional france. and he raised the slogan, not freedom , equality, brotherhood, labor of the fatherland, family, the french really liked this, they liked the appeal to tradition, to some basic values ​​and hope for the world that we let's survive in this small new french state, let others fight, and we 'll survive all this somewhere here. in this case, the french rallying around pétain extended only to the french. already in the fall of 1940, even before pétain’s official meeting with hitler, the vichy regime adopted strict anti-semitic laws. all french jews were stripped of their citizenship and were required to wear yellow stars. jews were prohibited from studying in schools, universities, holding any government positions, working as doctors, lawyers, in 1942, forced deportations of the jewish population of france to

while the whole of europe was shaking from the grandiose battles of world war ii, a cinematography instituteational museums was created, medical cards, vaccination books and distance learning in schools were introduced. my grandfather, a world-famous chemist, said that the donankovs have only one homeland, russia, i want us to be proud of our scientists and respect our teachers. these resort places, yes, they really were a reflection of that spirit, well, maybe perhaps the decadent, disastrous spirit of the french, which led them to this national catastrophe, and who did not perceive it as a national catastrophe, they did not reflect on the fact that it was shameful, humiliating, that they needed to go into the forests, fight, as they did in belarus. pitein's social reforms applied only to the french. already in the autumn of 1940. even before pieten's official meeting with hitler, the vichy regime adopted strict anti-semitic laws. all french jews were stripped of their citizenship and were required to wear yellow stars. jews were prohibited from studying in schools and universities, holding

historical reception, in order to deceive people, they deliberately take away the institution of a strong head of state, so find europeon was led by the collective head of state, many say that the chairman was the presidium of the supreme council, the head of state, no, there was a collective head of state, either the central executive committee, or the presidium of the supreme council, but people looked at who really belonged to power, and said, this was under lenin, this was under stalin, under khrushchev, under brezhnev, regardless of what real, what real post this or that person occupied, therefore the presence a strong head of state, it’s like... our people, the people of russia, will respond to this with even greater unity. who did they decide to intimidate? russian people, multinational people of russia. this was not sure, it would never happen. another possible goal of an action of this kind is to divert the attention of its own people and the public of other countries, from whom the kiev regime is trying to humiliatingly beg for money and all kinds of handouts. and... what reflects our interests, and what cre

i want to return to europe and to the relations of ukraine, israel and possibly israel with other countries. central and eastern europe. when your father headed the yadvash institute, he entered into a controversy with the president of ukraine, viktor yushchenko, on issues of historical memory. and so i have always been interested in how important the discussion about national memory, which took place both with ukraine and with poland, is generally important for the further development of relations between our peoples and between our states, and was not always conducive to understanding, how much... it is important for us to continue this, i think that, if we say fundamentally, if we need a relationship, we need to build it on trust and truth, any country had such chapters in its history that we... would like to forget, but some of them we cannot forget, we will not ignore the fact that ukraine also had a history of anti-semitism, but not me to the point that it is not necessary to think that the whole history was painted in rosy tones, ukraine also had other experience of protecting jews and hiding them from nazism, and we need to be able to. to discuss all these

of things like ammunition, missiles and armoured vehicles. what a german institute which tracks aid said is in orderfor europe institute which tracks aid said isd, it would need to double the pace and extent of military aid delivery. there's a huge gap still to fill, the meeting now is not only of european countries, there are other nato countries, there are other nato countries, some countries in africa, japan, australia and new zealand. they are trying to plug the gap, but it is important for ukraine, and the primus has said they are hoping the delivery of shells from the czech republic, they might get it. the euro ean republic, they might get it. the european council president has written this opinion piece. it says everyone piece we must prepare for war. what more did he say? he made one serious — war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning _ war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning which _ war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning which is - war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning which is of - war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning which is of the i one serious warning

of february, until march 20. they plan to paralyze the entire country, people will not be able to get to work, educational institutions are threatened with going to stores in the legal union. all europen nato defense spending, a total of 56 billion euros a year is missing to reach the target index, writes the financial times. germany showed the biggest shortfall in investment last year, with €14 billion less than needed. next on the list. spain, italy and belgium, while in the twenty-third year the debt of each of these three countries exceeded 100% of their gdp. this creates additional financial pressure on europe's already slowing economic growth. how through provocations the most terrible wars in human history. why grandma died is the end of poland, and dortmund is an attack on the soviet union. phantom boats of vietnam and what are they? the tankin incident, and also why warsaw and nato are provoking provocations on the belarusian borders? all the answers are in a clear policy, watch tomorrow after the panorama. to the rebel. in ireland today is a national holiday, st. patrick's day, colorful processions, parades and celebrations of people dressed in... the catholic church holds

referendum on the further direction of moldova's foreign policy, it is about a referendum on joining the european union, the relevant security institutions, collective europeortant case, and of course , that total opposition to these pro'. from the side of moscow and pro-russian moldavian politicians, it will happen. of course, both local self-government bodies and local communities have a lot to work on here services that provide a safe space on the territory of our neighboring country, well , i hope that there will be appropriate and professional support from the brotherly people of our moldovan friends from romania, because i think they are insufficient here. it is necessary to implement the entire case of measures aimed at stabilizing the situation, at suppressing any separatist movements, because when the time is right, all these'. rare not to repay, not to block, our moldovan friends can feel all the horror that ukraine is going through, starting from february of 2014. mr. vladyslav, in the end , i really thank ayder for, let's say , trying to scale a little, look more broadly, exclusively at the borders of the crimean peninsula, but i propose to do

against the sovereignty of ukraine, and also democratic development. solid democratic institutions, it is also very important for the protection of ukraine, for the protection of europe the way, about shaking up the situation, about all these narratives, we see that now this new topic is emerging, which is being actively used, this is the topic of the current president's powers emerging, and the elections in connection with the martial law in ukraine of course, it cannot be carried out, and there is a whole series of speculations on this matter, and how it turns out. from this situation, when ukrainians, let's say, are sure that the president should continue his powers and that the elections cannot happen now, and in response we even hear measures, saying that then you will be an undemocratic state. well, i think that the legislation is very clear here there should be no speculation about this, because it should not be the legislation of ukraine, there should not be elections during martial law, i think that what is now and this was very important from the start of a full-scale invasion. this is the unity of the ukrainian people, the unity of ukraine. and i think tha

whole of institutions that have been set up under so-called liberal democracy, and to address the aspiration of the world community. everybody now sees it, that not just united states and europe and the... western so-called allies are failing illusions that they have created that they're standing for democracy, human right and justice and supporting a partide. genocide, but also the institutions like un and the international courts are failing to address and try to do anything to stop this genocide taking place. you know, the action of the whole of the institutions have not even stopped the killing of one child up to today in the last few months. what has made a difference is the resistance ' which in lebanon, in yemen and in iraq and elsewhere and and resistance from palestine itself, which everybody knows that the support of setting up such a access of resistance, it's it goes back to vision of khamenei and indeed the vision of knowing that nothing else is going to happen if... communities will not stand up to stand against this genocide everyone everyone around the world be it the acknowledge or not, they are seeing that the only thing which is a stopping or slowing down t

the whole of institutions that have been set up under so-called liberal democracy and to address the aspiration of the world community, everybody now sees it that not just united states and europe and the western so-called allies are failing illusions that they have created that they're standing. for democracy, human right and justice and supporting apartide genocide, but also the institutions like un and international courts are failing to address and try to do anything to stop this genocide taking place, you know the action of the whole of the institutions have not even stopped the killing of one child up to today in the last few months, what has made a difference is the resistance which in lebanon, in yemen and in iraq and elsewhere and and resistance from palestine itself, which everybody knows that the support of setting up such a access of resistance, it's it goes back to vision of hamine and indeed the vision of knowing that nothing else is going to happen if communities will not stand up to stand against this genocide, everyone, everyone around the... be it the acknowledge or not, they are seeing that the only thing which is a stopping or slowing down the genecidal act

institute. tezingauz school. the farmed kalects are known as the hell out of europe.is connected with the palaces of anthony tezengauz, manege and aranjaray. ale hello budynki not. survived the first war of this world. theater pashchastsila pain, it is captured, and sennya geta favorite myastsovaya dzyatvoy and not only installations, grodzenskiy ablasny theater lyalik. lyudmila vasilna, good afternoon. good zen. your theater lyalik grodzenski, he knows such a wonderful place with a history. of course, our theater is special because it the oldest theater building in our country. it's 250 years old and it was built. but because this is an orchestra pit, and when we came, we brought our puppet theater to this building, when they gave it to us, we used it, we played performances, it opened, the artists from there, let’s say, a turtle tortilla, appeared there or something else - either the koraba is frying chickens, and the artist comes there beforehand and that means all the props are prepared there, the music is there, the lights are all there and he takes it, and what

demonstrate to vladimir putin the unity and determination of the west, and whether europe is ready for such a step, analyzes the expert of the royal instituteinternational relations, timothy ash. the total amount of russian assets frozen in the west is about 330 billion dollars, this is the russian government's cash stored in the west, ukraine needs about 100 billion dollars a year to finance it. unfortunately, 60 billion was stuck in congress, and now ukraine has appeared in the financing a huge hole, so western governments should use the underlying assets that would help ukraine close this hole and finance its military needs and buy the necessary ones. weapons for defense and victory, therefore the decision of the eu is not a victory, but a trifle. this has already happened in history, for example, the first war in the persian gulf. the assets of the central bank of iraq were then confiscated by the international community and transferred to kuwait. the same was done with the central bank of afghanistan. yes, it can disrupt immunity of a sovereign state, but this immunity applies only when the country acts in accordance with international

part of it is obviously bilateral partners, coming from europe. part of it will be institutional, like the world bank, like the imf. and part of it i think is going to be coming from russian funds. there are steps forward with the guard to the three -- $300 billion of frozen russian money out there, and hopefully our congress moves forward on our part of that and that unlocks others moving forward. there is also that other word of reparations, but in important part is holding russia accountable and that is certainly true for war crimes issues but also true with regard to the rebuilding of ukraine. finally, on the values peace, on the political piece, what kind of a country is ukraine going to be in this new era? and again, the ukrainian people have spoken. it is very clear, they are not fighting this war to re-create the old system and make the oligarchs rich again. they are not. they are fighting for their families, the freedom and future. they want it to be a better future. i am betting on the ukrainian people on that. i would just end with one other note, which is that, as a l

esteghlal and presplis from this ministry of home affairs to other institutions in order to obtain a professional license. the news continues with club football in europe, barcelona's win in spain , inter and juventus' stoppage in italy, and manchester united and chelsea's promotion to the semi-finals of the cup. in the continuation of the quarter-finals of the english fa cup , manchester united defeated liverpool 43 and went to the semi-finals. this game was tied in normal time with the goals of maksaminai and anthony for manchester and mcallister and mohamed salah for liverpool. but in overtime, rashford and diallod scored two more goals for manchester united and elliott scored the third goal for liverpool. in the 29th week of the english premier league, west ham and aston villa played a match. in the continuation of the 29th week of the spanish la liga and in the most important game , barcelona defeated atletico madrid 3-0 and scored 64 points to the second place. atletico madrid is in the fifth place with 55 points. in another match, milan defeated verona by 31 points and finished second with 62 points. they traveled to paris. my main goal is to wi

german marshall fund with a focus on central europe and colonel of, of congress to joins us drum virtually from vienna. she's a senior advisor at the austrian institute for europe and security policy. so let me begin, if i may, uh, with you, alexandra to formerly neutral nations, join the western alliance. how momentous is the shift? does it significantly strengthen data? the answer is yes, definitely. having phillips and so sweet, enjoying the to is a big win for the alliance. when we talk about a sweden, they have a very highly capable armed forces and a geographic situation in proof of nato's, a portia in the baltic sea. and of course, in addition, you have to say that sweden has already been integrated to some extent into nato structures. they have been invited to meetings, they have participated in exercises and know that they are able to join the alliance is also showing the kremlin. that's the only finland. one thing to be in the cloud was not an isolated incidents. so this is a reaction to rush of submission against ukraine. down here when finland and sweden 1st applied to join. some analysts said that their membership would turn the baltic s

he's also the institute of peace vice president for russia and europe. we need your help on this one. vice president harris says there is no evidence ukraine had anything to do with this attack. is this just a cynical opportunity for putin, is he trying to cover for the fact that russian intelligence failed badly? >> russian intelligence did feel badly. and it turns out, of course, that we have provided them information. we provided the russians intelligence on this attack. which they chose to ignore. president putin -- i should say vladimir putin. we don't call them president anymore. he mocked us for providing that information. they didn't react, they didn't change anything, it didn't protect the concert. and they have now regretted that. >> something a lot of people don't know much about -- why would russia be a target for isis? can you explain that to us? >> the main reason is the russians have oppressed muslim people, mainly syria. but even before that, chechnya. there are two chechnya and wars the russians fought. and again, syria, they have been r

i always -- will: if ireland hadn't become christian, they have a lot of learned institutions, that pumped it back into europes important. will: do you think most people watching and listening at home, st. patrick's day is about what i just said, not saying it is wrong but let's be real, people don't know, including me. rachel: i have, my husband is sean patrick duffy. i have a son named patrick, my husband's brothers patrick, i have a brother named patrick so if it wasn't for saint patrick i don't know if i would be married to sean. i come from a long line in the iberian peninsula, we ended up together. for me, it's very informal. pete: all those folks -- the parade is today. the holidays tomorrow. it leads the saint patty's day parade in new york next hour. rachel: let's talk st. patrick's day later in the show but we begin with a fox news alert. nathan wade stepping down after a judge ruled fulton county district attorney fans a by wilson could only remain on donald trump's election interference case if wade resigned. will: willis is slamming what she calls unjustified attacks from the media. >> reporter:

example of the same western europe, degradation is actually underway degradation under the slogans of liberalism, this unrestrained, in fact, degradation of society, which means as a social institutions these unacceptable for us, let’s say, in plain text, perversions that exist there in the west and are propagated. such an active interest, well, i think our people saw perfectly well the events of 2020, to which, as a result, they could lead our society to understand that the preservation of this world of tranquility in our country depends on us, on every citizen of the republic of belarus country, from our responsible approach to the fulfillment of their civic duties, and participation in the electoral process means voting rights, participation in referendums is one of the main responsibilities of any citizen. i think, therefore, it’s quite natural that this turnout was high and the fact that 83% of those who came, voted, supported the proposed changes also speaks of a high degree of consolidation of our society around our traditional, important for our mentality, for our society and state of values, well, as you already noted that provisions for historical truth, the memory of the

of this region. america and europe are the top sellers of weapons to the zionist regime and the west asian region. in a report to the stockholm international institute for peace research, the swedish mossom think tank announced: america, france, italy and germany have supplied 81% of the weapons exported to west asia in the years 2019 to 2023. 52% of these weapons are the share of america. egypt, kuwait, qatar and saudi arabia are the biggest buyers of western weapons. the zionist regime is also in the 15th position of the largest buyer of weapons in the world. france, romania, the czech republic, italy and the netherlands are also among the biggest arms exporters to israel . the deputy head of the basij mustazhfin organization in the closing ceremony of the deployment of rahian noor soldiers from the four percent increase in people's attendance at these monuments. informed. in the province of ilam, sharahani and qalavizan monuments in the cities of dehloran , mehran are the hosts of the rahian noor caravans. welcome, you are very welcome. mr. ali aksari has been serving the noor rahian caravans for many years . it has been the one that i have liked

example of the same western europe , degradation, in fact, there is degradation under the slogans of liberalism, this unrestrained, in fact, degradation of society, which means, as a social institution that means, these unacceptable for us, let’s say, in plain text, perversions that exist there in the west and are propagated, raised to the shield, they lead to degradation, degeneration of humanity, we are opponents of this, and we have clearly recorded our key postulates in this regard, too... an important key point in our updated the constitution stipulates the need to preserve historical memory and the truth about the events of the great patriotic war in general about the historical memory of the belarusian people, because the ancient wisdom says, we also see from the examples of other countries, that if a people does not know their history, then they have no future , that is why various destructive forces strive so hard to distort the historical past, the peoples’ understanding of this historical past, in order to impose, again, alien... to these peoples , to channel some of their own interests, which is necessary for someone from the outside, it means that they correspond to the

europe there? well, let's talk about the fact that the institute , the so-called institute for the study of war, iscesspool, mr. mykola, but less so with what we are talking about, the russian federation is seriously considering the possibility of implementing the so-called suval corridor, this is a land area that, according to plans, is a military - of the political leadership of the russian federation should connect the territory of the republic of belarus, the baltic states, respectively, with the kaliningrad region of russia. enclaves and not is excluded in the course of a military operation, both by land and by sea, blocking precisely its road connection with the impossibility of transporting personnel and , accordingly, heavy armored vehicles by sea routes. by the way, it is no coincidence that large-scale exercises of the navies of nato countries are currently taking place in the baltic sea, and up to 50 vessels are taking part, but the number of aircraft is larger. which are currently focused on the direct waters of the baltic sea up to 100 units, and about the possibility of a similar scen

of shells. stockholm institute. problems of the world, proved in numbers, europe and nato have actually become weaponsrket for kyiv. alexander khristenko will continue. the fact that tanks are not afraid of dirt is definitely not about the british challenger 2. a correspondent for the sun publication, who went to the ukrainian test site, was convinced of this personally. at first everything went well, the crew demonstrated how they were preparing for firing, practically resting their foreheads on the barrel, calibrating the gun. are you pointing the gun now, that’s it, point it, you just got there. we rode with the breeze, but failed to reach the firing line on the first try. we see the main problem tanked in ukraine, they get stuck in the mud, here it is soft and fat. the crew did everything they could to avoid getting into a puddle, they looked for a towing loop, gave full throttle, it sat on its belly, we are trying to cross a small wetland, and the tank is simply sinking in the mud, now the military is waiting for an evacuation vehicle, in the end, to rescue challenger 2 , a second one was needed.

of law. >> orban is trying to rattle the institutions on which america has really relied in europe. to, the council of europe, that network is threatened when you have a dictatorship in the midst using this veto power to transactionally change the policies of all those organizations. >> i think he is trying to defend the interest of his own country. nick: and he says europe is threatened by an ideological alternative. >> i think there is a battle for the heart of the european union and western civilization itself, and i think sometimes the pressure that is put on hungary's because it is within the last, it is within europe, but it represents an alternative way, this more conservative approach, which is still very successful. nick: orban provides a roadmap. his allies believe that road leads right. >> a little controversial, but that is ok. nick: his critics think the road falls off the cliff. >> he has outsized influence among people who really have the aspiration to stay in power forever, who need to win elections, and want to do it through whipping up culture wars. this is the reci