russia between 2009 and 2013, and samantha de bendern, associate fellow at the royal institute of international affairssed in russia, ukraine and belarus. i wonder if i can start with you, samantha. are you surprised at how this so—called mutiny, attempted coup, has ended? this so-called mutiny, attempted coup, has ended?— this so-called mutiny, attempted coup, has ended? yes, i have been very surprised- _ coup, has ended? yes, i have been very surprised- i — coup, has ended? yes, i have been very surprised. i was _ coup, has ended? yes, i have been very surprised. i was not _ coup, has ended? yes, i have been very surprised. i was not surprised | very surprised. i was not surprised when the coup started when the rebellion started because i have been following prigozhin for quite some time and it seemed obvious that he was getting more and more frustrated, but i'm absolutely surprised at the way attended an even more surprised by prigozhin going to belarus. i think the only way to look at this is to look at it through the prism of two criminal gangs fighting each other, and they each have leveraging in

and nathalie tocci, from the institute of international affairs, is in rome. art with chris christie, what do you make of that? is in let's start with chris christie, what do you make of that? is in the ureen that what do you make of that? is in the green that had _ what do you make of that? is in the green that had been _ what do you make of that? is in the green that had been more - what do you make of that? is in the green that had been more trauma l what do you make of that? is in the | green that had been more trauma to the campaign trail, as if he didn't have enough already with donald out there. an interesting thing about this is the perspective of the republican party is shifting because late last year, rhonda santos, the florida government was rumoured seen as the alternative to trump and that is where the money and big donors are going and he was didn't like trump was basically putting their hopes on it. and his star his way and partly because they do not like his views on abortion or ukraine and because is a pretty bad politician when it comes to int

ferdinando nelli feroci, president of the institute of international affairs and european commissioner in 2014. leila bodeux, senior policy and advocacy officer at caritas europa. a warm welcome to you all. i will to begin in sarajevo. the iom is the frontline agency when it comes to migration globally. the 27 member states are trying to come up with the strategy, but that will be difficult to make everybody happy. are you of the opinion that an agreement can be reached? >> we are hopeful and we certainly welcome the progress and the commitment to regional cooperation and responsibility sharing. and we know that the only way countries are going to derive the benefits of migration and mitigate the risks of irregular migration is with a regional path for cooperation. we remain hopeful. imran: do you remain hopeful that we can get to an agreement? >> i would like to be optimistic. the problem of migration is very controversial, very politically sensitive if most if not all european countries. to find the right balance between that has proven rather difficult. there was a decision to be ma

he's a senior associate with us, often institute of international affairs. he joins us now from this alaskan capital . pretoria, gustavo, i see in the last couple of months, breaks over took the g 7 in terms of its share of the world's g, d p. m. and that's huge. and it's obviously been coming for a while. does that make the for the rise and expansion of the bulk them pretty much inevitable. i think it's a very important point that you make because when we look need to break. so as often as perception that breakfast trying to challenge the global order. i think in reality what break stuff is to actually to be a reflection of the global order that has already changed. we're looking to the bricks economies, as you mentioned already being bigger than the g. 7. been particularly when we see the high level of interest from audra image and economies is really shows that while the rece an increasing tension between east and west, we do need to move much further in terms of what kind of divisions we have between the global north and the global south itself. so gustav

and nathalie tocci director for institute of international affairs rome. so tonight: prince harry has been in court. accusing mirror group newspapers of hacking into his voicemails when he was a teenager. the new liv golf tour threatened to split the world of golf. now it's going to merge with the existing pga tour. what does it mean for the game? and — he used to tell people to vote for donald trump — now he's running against him for the republican presidential nomination. we'll weigh up the white house chances of chris christie. we start in ukraine. and let's begin with that breaking news in the last hour that a us official has told the bbc�*s partner us network cbs that it is accurate to say that the ukraine counter offensive is in its opening phases but that the main thrust has not yet begun. we'll have more on this in the next few minutes with a defence analyst. but now the attack on the dam. un security council meeting in next hour. we're going to do two things. look at scale of damage. and ask our experts who's most likely to have done this. this is

thanks to you, and also to your entire team, all of the researchers at the finnish institute of international affairs, for deepening the scholarship about diplomacy, and also enriching the public debate. i'm also gratified that my friend and my partner, pekka haavisto, is here with us today. we have worked so closely together over this past truly historic year, and i'm grateful for your presence. to all of the distinguished guests, two months ago, i stood with our allies in brussels as finland's flag was raised over nato headquarters for the first time. president niinistÖ declared, and i quote, the era of military nonalignment in finland has come to an end. a new era begins. it was a sea change that would have been unthinkable a little more than a year earlier. before russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, one in four finns supported the country joining nato. after the full-scale invasion, three in four finns supported joining. it wasn't hard for finns to imagine themselves in the ukrainians' shoes. they'd walked in them in november 1939, when the soviet union invaded finland. like president putin'

and samantha, associate fellow at the royal institute of international affairs and russia expert greatfirst if i may let's have a look at the time double spread, rebels to the city without single shot being fired of course that is the main operation hope for the war in ukraine for russia it wasn't just that it was a peaceful -- they were welcomed by civilians giving them high fives. >> yes, it really was an extraordinary day. i say that as someone who was in moscow for the last two and 1991 which was itself an extraordinary three days this was over in a day. what happened essentially forces loyal to prigozhin the mercenary head of the wagner group [inaudible] as far as we could see they could go to the military headquarters. and then from there they advance up the main store highway towards -- as they went there was more trouble on the way there were some skirmishes with russian forces but again they are appeared to take control in key places and continued upwards the road to moscow and they turned back suddenly about hundred 20 miles or so towards the capital. >> and samantha let's ha

directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the samara region will also be dismissed from the internal affairs bodies, the head of the federal state institutione center for economic and service support of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the samara region, colonel of the internal service alexander remnev, employees of the ministry of internal affairs of russia carried out a large-scale set of measures to establish channels for entering illegal circulation of life-threatening alcoholic products sold under the brand name mister after the mass poisoning, the police threw all their efforts into searching for entrepreneurs who were preparing a lethal drink, law enforcement officers checked a large number of stores in the warehouse, intermediaries of raw material suppliers worked in trucks, as a result, operatives installed an alcohol-containing liquid, which was used as the basis for making cider, was stolen from the warehouse of the federal state institution the center for economic and service support of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the samara region, the batch has be

, let's take a closer look at basically the rough al bus home from the german institute of international and security affairs that welcome to the w. what does having a national security strategy now allow me to do that? it wasn't already doing well, that's a good question. i mean, they haven't, we've actually any really concrete resource commitments yet in this kind of strategy. it is a 1st and foremost, a dual credit exercise, trying to coordinate various ministries to different policies. but they have a common understanding under they actually talk more to each other. but one of the original ideas was to have a new also institutional structure and national security council. and that wasn't possible for a whole number of reasons. so we really don't know yet actually what will be the sort of actual outcome of this kind of discussion so far. okay. we're talking about defense because obviously that's all about as a bib. secure say, but this is a strategy that goes beyond defense. but what we'll stop there, we'll start with a base commitment to spending 2 percent of gdp on defense. the same commitment that has

director general fall operations of the international organization for migration environment funding under and then the following to president of the international affairs institute. a non profit, st type, based in italy, and also in brussels level, the senior policy and advocacy officer for carrots has your confederation of 49 catholic relief organizations operating across europe. a will welcome to ewell i'd like to begin in, sorry, but with regard to daniela's in many ways, in fact, from the old ways, the way it is, the frontline agency, when it comes to migration globally. now the $27.00 in the states are trying to come up with a strategy that is going to be incredibly difficult to make everybody happy. are you of the opinion that i get an agreement can be reached as well where helpful? and we certainly welcome the progress and the commitment to regional cooperation and responsibility sharing. and we know that the only way that the countries are going to derive the benefits of migration and mitigate the risk of the regular migration is with a regional packed for co operation. so we, we remain hopeful for elanda in room do remain hopeful that we can get to an a

today we received a letter from the ministry of internal affairs stating that the federal state cultural institutionsgreat patriotic war concluded that the slogan is nazi materials were transferred to the prosecutor's office so that it was an extremist bridge, which means that its use will be the result of a criminal raglan case. simply, yes, he formulated the idea that the russians can be defeated only if the ukrainians are set against them, the main task was swift offensive and access to our western border. to overcome the water surface 3 km wide with the dominant west bank, this is a very serious obstacle, there was a deep and sheloned defense. for me , we had to overcome all these lines for the battle for the dnieper. 2438 people received the title of heroes of the soviet union in just the entire previous history of heroes there were fewer. in addition to what russia said and uh what happened to the russian empire. who is not to blame for this. this is the guard or the power that refused to listen to accept it recommendations, if she had accepted them , the russian empire would never have collaps

i petros of the german institute for international and security affairs. welcome to the w. do you find the reports of these american newspapers? credible? yes. right. and so in my view, not all lit up and go from the ts, a strong connection to top grandkids, the military included in general. so as you can. but also he was split somehow by a sudden general's, it's a f as b a and throws blog to another one, inforcement then security agency. it's in russia and did speak to well known by the way, the deputy he has a father group is, makes a vision. sift one to the other reasonably. was they because you minister of defense. and what evidence do you have for that? especially the ties to the f as b. i think the dads without a very serious support, him go way here. pretty boardroom would be not capable to have to take moles here. di da da can to, to be so. uh well, uh, basically, well print the 20s, but its circulation, everything at those point. what conclusions knowing what we know can be drawn about the power struggle in russia that is going on right now. and i think it's possibl

the minister of foreign affairs doctor, knowledge upon the minister of international relations has already instituted a mccann is a web i. there would be diplomatic immunity for or how to use individuals and organizations that will be attending v blake summit. now again, remember, this is again part of the framework of the i c c itself. so, so the guy's not doing anything, i'm known. so i would of the framework of the icbc and it is that engagement the laptop part that's so that's what got talked about that we really engage with the pod to use and really engage with the process is really upsetting to the processes within the framework of the of the i c c, perhaps related to the, to present sort of around the post said south africa would be quote, at not drawn into a contest between global powers. could you perhaps expand on, on which international forces are trying to perhaps pressure your country into, into confrontation? why would that be? look at 5. the would confrontation, we are not that way. so that's the gulf in the country that is pushing us to a confrontation, confrontation for what the good

his information is from a landmark at a piece of work doing by the watson institute for international affairs brown university and rode on in the usa. in the cost of more research on the misadventure these vast psalms would suggest to the novice types spared that ukraine is receiving high tech supplies, put in a reflection of the product, quality of western donations and a brutal battlefield attrition rate. as much of trinity as much as 30 percent upstairs arsenal is owned, a repair at any given time. and that's according to a source reported again by the new york times in a separate audi. and it also suggests that a recent delivery delivery upfront each, the $23.00 self propelled howitzers donated by the italian government were basically only going to prescribe under uh, the italian defense ministry, had dated that the big vehicles had been the commission several years ago. many years ago, but the ukraine had asked for them any way to be overhauled and put into operation given the urgent need for a means to face russian aggression. in a pentagon inspector general's report police last may. it

direct participation is to take active employees bodies of internal affairs, military personnel of the internal troops and cadets of educational institutionsudy, yes, but also to prepare for such a large-scale event. yes, participate in reconstruction. great we have a sincere belief that a policeman is a talented person in many areas of activity using your example including anton yes, we will add yes, we know that you work literally 24/7 for you there is no such thing as weekend policemen. it's every policeman. these are our creeds and we stand by this. please tell me if there will be invited? families are already close to this event, a good tradition that has been established for several years, when we unconditionally invite family members and our children to all our large-scale events at the republican level, because in this example , first of all, by example, and the feat of the fighters of the combined police battalion under the command of konstantin vladimirov, we will be able to show them into this atmosphere sometimes our generation, growing up, they do not know and cannot understand how hard it was for the people of that time for o

who works with the german institute for international and security affairs. i think of dance results off of the utility regardless of code lands and they vary and very important, and they can surface a game changer and such suspects of dispensable. they have to be the very beginning of the war. do months, trades as russian army is not as strong as it was considered to be. now we've seen the restroom. speed is absolutely we can not only can protect itself from something like one of them. but if jim lock pre present these and model, but the bridge uses cornflakes like the one with see and very recently this, when they board finance the political system. it's danny for dose and looks like he's headed for exile in bel arrears for this. vladimir putin needed the help of his clothes. l. i belt lucian a leader, alexander lucas shank. go. so what would you say comes, who would you say a comes out of this looking stronger scrutiny or promotion or you stand or they have to the general to you is that's pretty bush and she has the amount of strange and she is 3 hands. although the

the services , the detectives of the baranovichi central internal affairs directorate in hot pursuit identified and detained the suspect. one of the educational institutionsthe city , he had a toy gun with him. yes, he took plastic toys on the table. he approached the saleswoman and said that it was the investigators who opened a criminal case on the fact of an attack on a pawnshop under the article robbery in the minsk region. the pawnbroker has been detained. as the drug control staff established, the 28-year-old young man worked for a virtual drug shop, his task was to distribute goods on the territory of the minsk region during the next outing, and he was detained by the detention coin part of the goods received, hashish and mother plans. he managed to spread it over cognacs. the rest was kept at home, the drugs were confiscated. the total weight of the goods was more than 2 kg, hashish and about 600 g of marina. two residents of minsk decided to make money in pursuit of a fashionable smartphone. they became victims of scammers, young people found on instagram an advertisement for the sale of the latest smartphone model at an attractive price . the on

alcohol-containing liquid from the warehouse of the federal state institution, the center for economic and service support of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairsia for the samara region, this batch was stored in the warehouse since 2012. after it was seized during the verification activities , two residents of the city of samara are now detained by police officers for committing the aforementioned thefts according to our information, their accomplices are established, two trucks with alcohol containing products were in the so -called local storage with a certain local merchant. in the village of krasny yar, about 40 km from samara, serge police helped to take out the pallet from the territory and it was this alcohol, according to the investigators, that could become the raw material for the manufacture of mr., from which , according to the latest data, 97 people from different regions of russia were poisoned 31 people. died. the examination has already confirmed that the composition of the drink contained impurities of methanol and ethyl butyrate, even in small doses these substances are dangerous for humans, the manufacturer of the poison ana

is this being that often truly executive director at the institute of international relations, specializing in foreign policy and european affairs and in bath in the u. k. is pattern purity of defense and security analyst at the university of bath and a former british army officer. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. patrick, let me start with you today is what we're witnessing now. the start of the ukrainian counter offensive, is that what we're seeing? i think so. yeah, it's the next phase. the 1st phase is what we call the saving phase. where are you great and was trying to set the conditions as best as possible to facilitate the next phase on this phase is basically reconnaissance and for probing. they're using their ground forces, especially in the southeast and the division between zachary uh, glass online. they were talking um, around a tangle of uh, novo dentists and they've had some success there already. some reports, credible reports suggest 5 to 6 kilometers david bonds since yesterday. and so i think that's where we are. they're not committing all their forces. they're

of foreign affairs. the candidate defined the minister of international relations has already instituted a mckenzie is a web i, there would be diplomatic immunity for or how to use individuals and organizations that will be attending the big summit. now again, remember, this is again, part of the framework of the i c c itself. so, so the guy is not doing, i mean it's being unknown. so i would of the framework of the icpc and it is that engagement the laptop pot. so don't think i've talked about that we, we engage with the pod to use and really engage with the processes. we really setting to the processes within the framework of the, of the i c. c. perhaps related to the present sort of around the post. a said south africa would be quote, at not drawn into a contest between global powers. could you perhaps expand on, on which international forces are trying to perhaps pressure your country into, into confrontation? why would that be? look at 5, the would confrontation we, i'm not that way. so that's the gulf and of the country that is pushing us to a confrontation, confrontation for what to goodness on t

institution. this story interested employees. the ministry of internal affairsass, the dead animal was sent for examination at the school, it became clear, and the sea tiger was shot a few days before the incident, presumably. from the same gun, which alexander shige grabbed, the red book animal was wounded at home by falling on local residents, it was fought for at least 2 days. tiger hunting were several gunshot storages were inflicted, alexander sigdets, who shot at the tiger. now he is the main suspect in a criminal case on the illegal production of especially valuable animals listed in the red book. we met with him in the village of troitskoye to find out. did the hunters really disguise the fact of poaching as self-defense, how did everything happen, i have a criminal case going on now, please contact the lawyers. you can somehow comment yourself. well , it's in your best interest, who shot, why did you end up there number? please write down another hunter, sergey kalenchuga, who lost his arm in a fight with a tiger, saw the film crew and decided to run aw

regard it as it has been announced the minister of foreign affairs, the candidate defined the minister of international relations has already instituted a mckinney is a the web by there would be diplomatic immunity for all parties, individuals and organizations that will be attending the big summit. now again, remember this is again part of the framework of the i c c itself. so so the guys not doing anything unknown or i would of the framework of the i c c and it is that engagement the laptop part. so don't think i've talked about that we really engage with the pop to use and really engage with the process is really upsetting to the processes within the framework of the of the i. c. c. perhaps related to the, to present sort of around the post said south africa would be quote, at not drawn into a contest between global powers. could you perhaps expand on, on which international forces are trying to perhaps pressure your country into, into confrontation? why would that be? look at 5, the would confrontation, we are not that way. so without freed gulf in the country, that is pushing us to a confrontation, confrontation for what the good

of foreign affairs? the candidate defined the minister of international relations has already instituted a mccann is a web i, there would be diplomatic immunity, full or part to use individuals and organizations that will be attending v blake summit. now again, remember, this is again, part of the framework of the i c c itself the and so, so the guy is not doing and it's being unknown. so i would of the framework of the icpc and it is that engagement the laptop part. but so don't think i've talked about that we, we engage with the pod to use and really engage with the process. is we really upsetting to the process is sure within the framework of the, of the i. c. c. perhaps related to the present sort of around the post that has said south africa would be quote, at not drawn into a contest between global powers. could you perhaps expand on, on which international forces are trying to perhaps pressure your country into, into confrontation? why would that be? look at 5, the would confrontation, we are not that way. so without food gulf in the country that is pushing us to a confrontation, confrontation for

this part of the workforce struggle, which will start immediately when with him disappeared or deep thanks to a nickel, live petroff with the german institute for international and security affairs. thank you, sir. my pleasure and rushes were on ukraine raiders on despite the situation at home, ukraine's president of a lot of his, the landscape says the armed rebellion in russia has exposed the gremlins weaknesses and is putting the spotlight on fractures in the russian leadership and opinion shared by many ukrainian citizens the fighting is fierce on the front lines near zap, risha, and southern ukraine. one of the focal points of keeps counter offensive. while russia was confronted with arms, rebellion ukraine's forces were regaining ground. many and keys welcome the news of russia's domestic troubles. with assurance line, joy, what is happening in russia, which the conflict between precaution inclusion was coming for a long time? yeah, i don't know what may come out of it, but i wish they would shoot each other and die equal with one person in particular was enjoying the chaos and the enemy camp ukrainian president followed him. is a landscape showing you been only the well s

the official representative of the ministry of internal affairs of russia irina volk, the head of the department for interaction with civil society institutionshe media , alexander knyazev, as well as the heads of the public relations information department of the capital and moscow region chiefs vladimir vasilyevna and tatyana petrovna on their professional holiday. colleagues, congratulated irina sciences. dear colleagues, dear veterans, i sincerely congratulate you on your professional holiday. health well-being. happiness in your families, so that you always come to work with great reverence and do your job with great reverence and always remember that the result is achieved only through regular and hard work. the team of legal programs to conduct the duty unit of the investigation of dart petrov joins in the congratulations. we look forward to further fruitful cooperation. the russian flag on license plates gost conditions experts turned to the ministry of internal affairs of russia with a proposal to make it mandatory for the presence of the tricolor on registration plates. some drivers, it turns out, are now deliberately peeling off th

a more serious medical institution became interested in the employees of the ministry of internal affairsarcasses of the dead animal were sent for examination and it soon became clear that the amur tiger had been shot a few days before the incident, presumably from the same the gun, which alexander side grabbed. the red book animal was wounded even before the attack on the local residents, at least 2 days before it was hunted, those groups were inflicted with several firearms, shooting at the tiger alexander shige. now the main suspect in a criminal case. illegal production of especially valuable animals listed in the red book. we met with him in the village of troitskoye to find out. did the hunters disguise the facts of poaching as self-defense, as it happened with me now there is a criminal case. contact a lawyer. you can comment somehow. well, it's your best interest, who shot, why did you end up there number? please write down another hunter, sergei kolenyuga, who lost his arm in a fight with a tiger. you see, the film crew decided to run away from the journalists, as if from angry p

we supposed to have been to search the president of the imagine dia institute who says that india will not remain silent when his internal affairs are criticized. if you look back at india us relations, they've been blowing closer. but a lot of the owner appear to find that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either of us quantity shows all lawmakers on some things and call the us view of the long list and the photo point in that i. so they just see them, they come on with this, somebody force which don't strike later on live in india. and india is now increasingly talking by with respect to such as papers which come up. so on the one hand, yes a, it is something which is all that at all will come in india, you and anybody sermonizing make giving india. but, you know, we, in india, v and gordon used to getting such bob's and such comments from the us. see the big picture america looks up on himself as a city on the other bank and on the top of the hill, which i'll forms the values of democracy. and when i'm a make up for most democracy outside in the word america innovative looks to reinforce and felt its own sense

so with the presence of the imagine india institute who bays new, denny will never remain silent when it, when it's internal affairs criticized. if you look back at india, new reservations, they've been blowing closer. but a lot of the owner appear to find that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either us, one of the shows all lawmakers on some things and all the us, you know, the long voicemail for them pointing in the back. so they just see them, they come on with this, i'm gonna force which don't strike later on live in india. and india is now increasingly talking back with respect to such staples which come up. so on the one hand, yes a, it is something because most of all will come in india, you know, anybody sort of all night using live tubing, india. but, you know, we, in india we've gotten used to hitting such bob's and such comments from the us. see in a big picture, america looks up on himself as a city on the other bank and on the top of the hill, which i'll forms the values of democracy. and then i'm america for most democracy outside of the word america, innovative looks to reinforce and

and we was speaking with the president of the imagine the institute who says that the end of the day knew that he will never remain silent when its own internal affairs are being criticized from beyond its borders. if you look back at india, new reservations, they've been blowing closer. but it would be a little bit of time that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either of us, one of the shows all lawmakers on some things and call the us view of the long list of the, for the important thing that i so they just see them, they come on with this, i'm going to thoughts which don't strike later on live in india. and india is now increasingly talking back with respect to such staples is come up. so on the one hand, yes a, it is something we just model at all will come in india, you know anybody sermonizing linked to the india. but, you know, we, in india, the reporter news to hitting such a bob's and such comments from the us. see the big picture america looks up on itself as a city on the other bank and on the top of the hill, which i phones the values of democracy. and when i'm a make up for most democracy outside in the word america, in o

strikes were supposed to have been to such the president of the imagine dia institute who says that india will not remain silent. what is internal affairs are criticized? if you look back at india, new reservations, they've been blowing closer. but a lot of people want to appear to find that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either us, one of the shows all lawmakers on some things and all the us view of the long list of the, for the important thing that i so they just see them, they come on with this, i'm gonna force which do strike later on live in india. and india is now increasingly stopping by with respect to such staples which come up. so on the one hand, yes a, it is something because most of all will come in india, you in any way to sort of, oh, nice thing like doing india. but, you know, we, in india, we've gotten used to getting such a bob's and such comments from the us. see the big picture america looks up on himself as a city on the other beacon on the top of the hill. very tough ones, the values of democracy. and when i'm a make up for most democracy outside of the word america, innovative looks to reinforce

we supposed to have been to search the presidents of the imagined dia institute to says that india will not remain silent. what is internal affairs are criticized? if you look back at india, new reservations, they've been blowing closer. but a lot of people want to appear to find that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either of us, one of the shows on lawmakers, on some things and all the us. you know, the long list of, for the important thing that i so they just see them, they come on with this. i'm gonna force me to do strike later on live in india. and india is now increasingly talking box with respect to such states. what does this come up? so on the one hand, yes a it is something which is mother and all will come in india. you and anybody sermonizing live doing india. but, you know, we, in india, being gordon used to getting such bob's and such comments from the us. see the big picture america looks up on himself as a city on the other bank. and on the top of the hill, which i'll forms the values of democracy, and when i'm a make up for most democracy outside of the word america, innovative looks to reinforc

institute for international and security affairs. you have been following these, the latest developments in russia. what do you make of putting in speech? so i would say is that's from seals page looks like it's just been prepared. sorry. it puts in a low drop that down. she has a way of the left side and i assume kids of the stand, the bowl that's pushing himself, these big ships. the reason why these conflict which was developing for several weeks, did they vegas blood, you shape precaution claims. his troops have entered russian territory, particularly in raul stuff. on dawn, what would be the significance of that? it's $3.00 to $6.00 days. a good fit. go say it's strong, we're military commands is going on and where the minister of defense engaged i go and the commands are obviously of the race and uh, get i see most of us, the men to deputy some police and the place also the symbolic from school from dawn is one of the biggest see to in the rush and the fact that was never come. tools full military ship wants us and the airports military air force means they have, they can make the sheets from the position of the

start pulling boards or presidents of the imagine the institute for been the such staff believes that new dealt. it will never remain silent when it's internal affairs are criticized. if you look back at india, new reservations, they've been blowing closer. but a lot of the owner appear to find that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either us, one of the shows all lawmakers on some things and all the us view of the long list and the floating point in the right. so they just see them, they come on with this, somebody force me to go straight, go to on live in india and india is now increasingly stopping by with respect to such as fatalism is come up. so on the one hand, yes it is something which is most of it all will come in india, you in any way to sort of all night using living india. but, you know, we, in india, we've gotten used to getting such a bob's and such comments from the us. see the big picture america looks up on himself as a city on the other bank. and on the top of the hill, the top one is the values of democracy. and when i'm a make up for most democracy outside of the word america in of a looks to reinforce and then i

we spoke to reuben to search the president of the imagined dia institute, who says that india will not remain silent, but his internal affairs are criticized. if you look back at india new reservations, they've been blowing closer. but would it be owner, appear to find that all the, you know, some sensitive topics on which either of us quantity shows all lawmakers on some things and all the us view of the long list and the for the important thing that i so they just see them, they come on with this, somebody force which don't strike later on live in india. and india is now increasingly talking by with respect to such as papers which come up. so on the one hand, yes a, it is something because of all that at all will come in india, you and anybody sermonizing make giving india. but, you know, we, in india we've gotten used to getting such bob's and such comments from the us. see the big picture america looks up on himself as a city on the other bank and on the top of the hill, me tough ones, the values of democracy. and when i'm a make up for most democracy outside in the word america, innovative looks to reinforce and felt it

year the guys successfully entered the academy of the ministry of internal affairs of the ministry of emergency situations and the institutethe entrance exams. pupils of the scythian pass on a common basis no privileges at the forge of the patriots today. no to unfortunately, the ministry of education has some kind of institutions that give it there, like there are cadet schools, for example, education. but for today. they are not on any preferential list for a significant contribution to the patriotic education of youth , the scythian team in 2020 was awarded a special award by the president of belarus in 2020, and president ruchei in april received an award for spiritual revival here. well, at that time it included all our work and, as they say, both work with children and our, uh, work not only with our children, but also community outreach with ours with other works of our museum for this award. so, we bought everything we need to conduct classes. many representatives of services and departments were afraid to allow children to use their training methods, but vladimir gavrov was firm. but how else to captivate, you can

institute for international and security affairs. thank you sir. and washers were on ukraine majors on despite the situation at home, ukraine's president for a lot of his zalinski says, the armed rebellion in russia has exposed the kremlin weaknesses and is putting the spotlight on fractures in the russian leadership and opinion shared by many ukrainian citizens. the fighting is fierce on the front lines near zap erasure and southern ukraine. one of the focal points of keeps counter offensive. well, russia was confronted with arms, rebellion ukraine's forces were regaining ground. many and keep welcome the news of russia's domestic troubles. with assurance line, joy, what is happening in russia? the conflicts between pre goshen intrusion was coming for a long time. i don't know what may come out of it, but i wish they would shoot each other and die equal with. one person in particular, was enjoying the chaos in the end of the camp. ukrainian president followed him. is a landscape showing you basically the world sold, the buses of russia did not control anything. so nothing the tool still was for the it's complete chaos. a complete absence of any pr

institute for international and security affairs nichol. i petro, what have these past 24 hours revealed about russia? i stay in uh, sands uh, results off of the uh, username, regardless of codes or lands and the very end, very important. and they can serve as a game changer and such suspects of dispensable, that even though they've been the beginning of the war, do months, trades as russian army is not as strong as it was considered to be. now we've seen the russians. speed is absolutely we can not only can protected sales from something like one because campus, but if jim lock pre uh, pre fancies and model, but it bridge uses cornflakes like the one we're seeing, the recently is with the board and them. so the police closest is gaining per dose and looks like he's headed for exile and bellows. for this. vladimir putin needed the help of his clothes, l i belt lucian a leader alexander lucas shan't go. so what would you say comes, who would you say a comes out of this looking stronger scrutiny or precaution? i stand, say add to the general to you is that's pretty boardroom. she has the amount of storage and she is 3 hands. although the fac

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