we believe that through these united international efforts, we hope the international centre for the prosecution of crimes of aggression will become a symbol of our unwavering commitment to uphold the rule of law and bring an end to impunity. thank you. ton: thank you, mr. hamran. mr. kostin, may i ask you to take the floor please? >> thank you. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i would like to echo what was said. today, we gather here on occasion of a truly historic moment. i would say an epoch defining moment when the civilized world not only witnessed but also shows by concrete actions that accountability is what matters the most. today marks the day where we have launched the operation of the international center for the prosecution for the crime of aggression. the center housed in the eurojust premises. i would like to thank my friend ladislav for all of his efforts. it is the mechanism that will facilitate and support national, judicial investigations into the crime of aggression in the member states that participate in our joint investigation team. this is the framework with

use this train at all, now it says that there is no international law, we need to write a new international plan , it is interesting that ukraine agrees with it, because we need new security guarantees, we say that when the system of collective security does not work, that the united nations does not work, it needs to be reformed and here we coincide, so our positions, but we say that the russian federation right now , today and tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will violate international law and it is important for us to record and document the legal dates assessment and further. at this stage, i used this legal assessment to defend the interests of ukraine. you see, the russian federation violates international humanitarian law , we have a new kid in this from the side of the european union, western allies . direct dependence is not the case for us. it should work. it is obvious, but the realities today are like this. and it is good that we have this international law that allows us to qualify these actions of the russian federation because 100 years ago, there was no such qualification

well, the fact is that currently international law defines four categories of the most serious internationales: genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and crimes against of these three categories, the international criminal code is already working and investigating the situation. there is still a gap regarding responsibility for crimes of aggression against ukraine, that is, responsibility for the crime of starting and waging an aggressive war . unfortunately, the international criminal court, in accordance with its current mandate, cannot investigate this crime and prosecute to the responsibility of those who committed it precisely because, as you know, the government of ukraine and our international partners are working on the creation of a special tribunal for the crime of aggression against ukraine, but of course, before conducting a trial and creating a judicial body, it is absolutely necessary to investigate the crime of aggression against ukraine , and that is why today the people's center for the criminal prosecution of the crime of aggression against ukraine started working i

that provide for the arrest of international criminals an international manhunt has been declared to arrest them even in their own territory. this is really a victory. for some, it means the democratic opposition forces in the south african republic. i think there is some pressure from the sterilized countries from the united states of america. western countries from which the economy of couples also depends . so it is to some extent it seems to me like a victory for the international community. because, after all, those norms that russia ignores are still recognized by the international community, including those who have put their signatures, and if these countries are responsible, then they should be responsible for exactly those processes that can take place if an international criminal from uh comes to the territory of this country, so it is quite possible that putin himself will not go there . lavrov will physically represent uh, of course , russia will uh promote but this is the bell that there is less and less space for an internationally recognized dictator and criminals for

the only people who can ask for my resignation is the international board of amnesty international.many grounds, i will imagine, for people to, you know, for them to assess my performance. and that's certainly one of them. but that has not come into the conversation. what has come into the conversation is... let's not make it entirely personal. let's then talk about the bigger picture, cos you are a veteran of human rights advocacy over many decades, and you just talked to me about that notion of impartiality. do you think it applies in a war like the russia—ukraine war? do you think amnesty international has a duty to stay entirely impartial? why don't you ask the question to people in africa, to people who are looking at what's happening in ethiopia, why aren't you asking those questions? why are you not going to peru and asking them whether impartiality...? there's a phrase called whataboutery, when you avoid a difficult question by alighting upon a different question. impartiality concerns the entire world. you are standing here and you are adopting a very narrow perspective on

what is the number of internally displaced persons in our country? is this a number somehow decreases increases here we have to understand that we can talk about the total number of internally displaced persons according to the statistics of the ministries of social policy which is available on the website about 5 million. at the same time, according to unofficial data and data from international organizations, the number of internally displaced persons is much more. the motivation of the government was the very er the very motivation of calling thus er to reintegrate by accepting communities and find a job to be employed as a stimulus as a stimulus to integration to finding a job and also in fact the introduction of this principle is based on happiness instead of dependence, but if a person gets a job, he still does not lose this assistance. i understand correctly, no , according to the property criteria, he is eh, that is , the property criteria that are provided for assume that if the income is eh, if the income is less than a certain amount of th

vantage point when it comes to international law, when it comes to international justice. um, will there be more international pressure put on is real uh will they feel like they can act with impunity? well, i love this country country, but he's acting with the gracious to prove it and doing the most damage as the movement is rasa, or it has to not be un shot at. and it has him, but he gives another cox. yeah. and these is causing the crime hundreds every day by bombing, the civilians, by the things that we can see on television. so it is acting within the bathroom scrub nuclear weapons, which terrifies everybody. so we are in a very difficult state, just a minute and international justice has only come on in the la quinta. your so yeah, is the quote says, do building up the precedents she's doing up there. and the movement they call touch russia, because each is a member of the security council and ridiculously can be to any action taken against the even better it to match the cravings in that country with teaching baby. so this is not to say that the power c uh any less

agreements and the rules of international shipping. i think it is quite possible, considering that today there is another event that needs to be paid attention to, because today it was announced that vladimir putin will not fly to the brics in the south african republic, which should take place in august. yesterday, president ramaphosa announced that the russian federation threatened the south african republic. war if putin is arrested on the territory of the republic of south africa, and let me remind you that there is an international warrant against putin from the international criminal court for the kidnapping of ukrainian children, and the republic of south africa should have arrested putin in the event that he entered the land of the republic of south africa and amophos yesterday. he is speaking before the court, he says, we can't accept putin or then russia will fight with the republic of south africa, you know . i would like to see how russia started war with the southern south african republic of course russia began to blackma

in fact , it is international conditions and weighing international powers, so it is natural in such conditions. that russia and china behave in a similar way, especially that we are witnessing that i said in the first part that in many of the designs made by the westerners in the past months, both nato and that the country is actually european and the united states the ones that take place are generally these with they have faced successive failures and their goals have not been achieved, so it is natural that the situation we are facing now has greatly reduced the weight of the westerners in being able to find their own goals , and it is natural for them to drag the atmosphere towards a convulsion of tension and marginalization. the secretary general of the united nations, who initially opposed china and russia regarding iran's films and also regarding the presence of ukraine, that european countries not only did not operate under themselves during the implementation of the jcpoa program, and did not do so even when the united states withdrew from the jcpoa . the tasks that had to

commerce and international. americans today are debating how we should respond to the russian invasion of ukraine, how we should lead the nato alliance, or even whether nato's should continue, how we should build partnerships or alliances to address the seemingly threatening power of authoritarian china. and i will add, i just came from bucharest, romania was making remarks on very similar themes, principles of american foreign policy and how they're still relevant today. so this is very much on on my mind. so i thought i would offer to the madison summer interest institute the idea of america adapting march excuse philosophy of the right of nations that to use monarchies about england. we are a constitu ion of liberty built for both peace war. i have three main points this morning. my first main point is that the 1780 1787 constitution is a grand. so to speak. that is it provides outlines of an american grand strategy. there are fundamental principles about war and peace into our constitutional founding guideli

shot internally. and i hope that will in the west continue the military age as long as it takes for i shot to become what about the us? we have elections in november next year? yes, i mean that cruise if trump was re elected, for example, or someone like trump, who has views on ukraine, but perhaps does not want to be involved in the long haul. your, it's not going to fight to help you crate and fight this war and it's, i don't use it. you know, it's true that we have elections in, uh, well, we actually accept the election secret. i shop as well because i wanted to say, you know, all democracies, the future of the western support will certainly depend a lot on what happens in the united states. when i talk with my republican friends, they assure me that the republican party is very supportive of ukraine. you know, it's one thing to be saying, uh, very strong boards in the campaign. let's see if 1st of all, let's see who wins. and let's see how the next president governs because this is clearly in the

court e-e before other international institutions for the protection of human rights confirmation that the russian federation carried out the deprivation of liberty of ukrainian citizens and minor civilians, and this will be a separate piece of evidence against the aggressor country and the leadership and war criminals, taking into account the above, we believe that it is necessary to support the positions of the human rights committee on the occupation and reintegration of temporarily occupied territories of national minorities of ukraine and international relations regarding the e-e proposal to adopt it in the second reading and in general the homeland fraction will vote in favor and we suggest to colleagues to also decide through the green buttons thank you for your attention thank you mykhailo mykhailovych for your support the green buttons are ready to define the draft law on making changes to of the law of ukraine on social legal protection of persons deprived of personal freedom as a result of armed aggression against ukraine and their family members regarding the expansion of t

as always, we appreciate your company here and i'll see international. we can find all the latest news updates on plenty more on our website on the dot com. we're back in 30 minutes. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt about the government of southern vietnam. 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. defend the gun was confident that the victory would be on the american side, due to its military superiority. however, the enemies during this war into total hail for the occupants. unable to cope with the guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and naples, which burnt all alive. the village of my lay, where he 1969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a tragic symbol of this war. all involved during the whole period of this conflict, the usa dropped on vietnam more than $600000

officially set a price for it on the international black market, vital organs are always in demand higher supply right here, the nested market for buying and selling human body parts begins , with all the legal obstacles, an interwoven network , the international black market, makes organs, the production of 1.2 % of the board stops until 72. turkish police control a private hospital in istanbul. he unmasks himself and arrests all his employees. the traces of the police's smuggling kidneys have been traced here for a year and a half. the special surgical team of the owner of istanbul clinic and the head of its surgical team is yusuf santz, a doctor who is famous for the 38 case of dr. frankenstein. 20 cents more than 4,000 total hand transplants were trafficked during this period the police operation found that dr. solmaz was performing illegal surgery on two recipients of south african drugs, each of whom had paid more than $200,000 to the doctor . he suddenly disappeared without a trace. point november 4 , 2008, pristina airport. the police at the angels airport suspect a young turkish

this is no longer hidden by international coquetry under the pressure of international economic sanctionso on. uh, pressure on the regime must continue, but not only when something happens on the streets of minsk, the west and especially european countries have to decide on what pressure points they need to agree on now, but there must be a clear path and a clear demonstration of pressure for understanding. what is the moscow mechanism in the years of political the osce thaw was an excellent platform for dialogue, if disputes arose at the international level or common issues were discussed, they found common ground. perestroika was behind the august pucha ahead of the bialowieza agreements in moscow convened a conference on security and cooperation in europe and signed the so-called moscow document . indeed, people from our side believed that the bloc’s confrontation was over and they are waiting for us in europe, everything will be fair, there will be a discussion. all this was on our part , on the part of our western partners , certain plans were clearly nurtured at that time , which is

latvia is a record holder for violating 14 articles of international treaties. fifth citizen lives below the poverty line. inflation has exceeded 17%. how to save the situation, of course, demolish soviet monuments and disperse russophobia. he human rights committees asked riga not to demolish the monuments. they are of value to the history of many citizens, the committee is not a court, said the leadership, and destroyed everything cleanly, even live protests were suppressed by forces, and the period of being part of the ussr was recognized as an occupation. an attempt to challenge is fraught with criminal prosecution. add here the chaos on the border. and now even the us state department is worried that the asus dictatorship has not gone too far, according to us state department research in 2022 . western society for the first time recognized the problems with observance of human rights in latvia the corresponding american report noted serious problems. human rights issues included credible reports that law enforcement officers mistreated migrants from third c

the international system , international organizations that are called to monitor compliance with thenational law and security issues, they are useless in such a situation they cannot stratify it and take additional measures to put pressure on the culprit. as a result, tens of millions and tens of millions of people fall into conditions of hunger or malnutrition, which poses a colossal threat to stability and security in the world. of jake sullivan's national security issues stated that the way russia behaves will certainly lead to huge diplomatic losses for russia, they mention the global south, the countries of africa and latin america, asia, who could get food at affordable prices. but russia puts it at risk for putin . how important are diplomatic gains or not ? how painful are they for him ? is the argument that can hold putin back, or has he already crossed the line that he absolutely can't do any diplomacy, well, from my point of view , it's not about diplomacy at all, because in such conditions , the fuehrer's regime uses the most corruption schemes in relations with many stat

the other international venue could be international court of justice.stand and very carefully examine all previous experience of cases of genocide and making perpetrators liable or accountable for genocide on an international level. previous cases and former international tribunal. we have a great team of experts at the moment help us to build the case of genocide. my personal understanding is prosecutor general we have no right to lose such a case. we need to be 150% prepared for such case. for that we will need extensional support. for spell we all understand we are talking about crime which is a legal issue. we are talking about evidence which is a legal issue and you can help us with collecting this evidence and your experts are working with us and they'll have the support of your agencies. what we will need his political support. because for many lawyers it's important to feel they are not alone they're backed by politicians. not only by their words but the you've already mentioned. so political support on the level of parliament is extremely impor

to international justice. there is a 3rd stage responsibility um that the under international law east will be in the guiding t o d o to patient is monte test. the younique's station 5, which is absolutely probably because down there international rule is money fast since the rock, this is our own bullying. the apartheid regina is fully don't you meant it? i do just enough to take decisive action from an international community point of view from un member state if there is a paralysis of the un security council. individualistic states or google states should act on their own accord to use the, to recur to de economic, political, dramatic majors counter measures of food by the un charter to bring these, the situation to and that, and francesca, let me also ask you, i mean, if what we're witnessing right now is the fact the universe jurisdiction is not being applied or there is no other really sufficient mechanism by which to try to bring account ability a, what stopping is real from essentially doing anything

completion state above international law. jerusalem isn't occupied city according to international law. do you as brags about democracy, the right of self determination and international law, then submits to this breach and establish results and present listing in land that will let speak now to sue, had the sure legal director of an organization fighting to ensure that an embassy is not spilt on the side, you're welcome to the program. if this land was always going to prove so contentious as it has done, are you surprised? washington wants to build the embassy there. the hopefully they want. we find the objections to that. so are you sort of just as when to the u. s. embassy and department of state in washington, a with approve documents archiving documents that proves the publishing and ownership of this specific to site on behalf of hairs of the owners of a senior refugees. a, we claim that these properties were illegally confiscated and seized by the is really preferred to use on the inside of the law and, and hopefully they won't get to the stage of a asking for a payment to build

freedom of faith is confession, speaking generally accepted international international legal terms.aking in a simple human way, this is absolute arbitrariness and lawlessness in ukraine and satanism of course and one more question. and where the west, which publishes reports every year , releases some kind of accusatory reports against those who persecute, and representatives of various religious movements it would seem. well, here's your chance to make a statement, there's nothing, on this score, they don't see , they don't hear, they don't notice. we do not rule out that the persecution of orthodox clergy is part of the campaign of the kiev regime to plunder the transfer to the west of ukrainian cultural values ​​and relics, many of which are stored in churches and monasteries of the ukrainian orthodox church, including at the kiev-pechersk lavra metropolitan. paul was an obstacle to the realization of such plans. i would like to remind you that 16 unique exhibits from the kiev national museum of art named after bohdan and barbarians. khanenko, have already been taken to france ,

right away they declare that it seems to be a terrorist attack, that ukraine is also an international terrorist , and as for the real damage, then even though, again, according to reports from russian sources, there are no victims or significant destruction, the fact that these potential drones were all really shot down without reaching the target, but in any case, the effect of such strikes is quite significant because moscow is exactly the place where the war should be be visible, because otherwise you won't be able to break the tv with anything, and there is a war going on in russia , are there any specific military objects, these drones were flying nowhere, what objects could they be, two targets, at least two. if we talk about practical, only the cuban airfield which was mentioned is such a court airfield, the central base of the so-called military space forces, in addition to several regiments or brigades, airborne troops are also based there, and it is very close to moscow, the letter boards of the top management of the ministry of defense fly from there. that is it quite an im

rules because without a world based on international order we would live in a world of chaos in which if there is a stronger army, it can attack its neighbor. this not the world we want to live in. we want to live in a world where we respect sovereignty and freedom. african countries clearly see the consequences of russia's decision to withdraw from the grain agreement, so in an exclusive interview with voice of america , the representative of the us national security council, john kirby , commented on the fact that on less than half of the invited delegations arrived at the russia africa summit, at the same time herby denied media reports that after russia withdraws from the grain agreement, ships with ukrainian grain in the black sea can accompany nato ships world in cooling efficacy i think that the whole the world including african countries can clearly see the consequences of russia's decision to withdraw from the grain agreement what effect this will have on their economy on food shortages in the whole continent i hope mr. putin will be honest with them i hope he will tell them

in march, you became germany's international envoy for international climate action.id you accept the role? well, you know, when minister baerbock called in this german government — which has, i would say the most impressive positions on climate change domestically and internationally — i thought i always try and go where i feel like i can make the biggest difference. and the opportunity to work for such a government, for such a minister at this moment of time in climate, ithought, "i have to give it a go". you know, greenpeace, we always talk about acts annalena baerbock, the german foreign minister is who you are referring to. yes. who was also former co—leader of the green party in germany. so, that's what attracted you. 0k. you said you're "working for a broad coalition "for an ambitious global climate policy "so that we can make groundbreaking decisions "at the cop28 in dubai" — that, of course, is the un's global climate summit. so, what is ambitious look like to you? ambitious looks like a phase—out of fossil fuels, the end of the fossil fuel era — a clear sign

they are seen as potential terrorists by an internal memo recommending federal bureau agents infiltrate catholic communities and attend worship services in order to identify potential extremists. let's turn to the homeland of coronavirus parties, do not believe it, but the uk, too, turns out to be unfair. here, too , the aforementioned fact about civil and political rights under the knife went articles, 19 the right to freedom of expression and 26 the right to protection from discrimination is truly the fifty-first state of the united states is not pleasing to journalists. here, too, they learned to shut their mouths on february 11, 2023. in london , public organizations opposed the arrest of the us extradition of journalist julian sanja. recall that on the wikileaks website, he published secret documents revealing war crimes in iraq and afghanistan . it is not possible for the west to ask for such a thing. in the case of their tradition in the us, he faces a term of 175 years an interesting moment in the 2022 organization. human rights watch has ratified the council of europe preventio

no, we have a special section , the international section. about 100 works were sent from 17 countries of the world. for the event , teachers and trainers who were in other countries sent about 100 works to the countries of the islamic world. the countries of the world were chosen to be present in this event the activities they did in their own country are shared with us. an interactive space has been formed between the teachers and principals of our schools and ahmad reza international education, where it is formed in the interactive space of the elementary school and experiences. sharing experiences with these collections. iranian education was also provided, mr. kazemi, conservatories, in the conservatories department , we always raised concerns and problems and challenges in the education of students and art students. in the section of conservatories please explain more why and how. yes, as you mentioned, one of the hours in the fundamental transformation document for the company is an economic and professional hour as well as a scientifi

crime because the rome statute of the international criminal court and a number of other norms of internationalarian international criminal law, in particular the third geneva convention, oblige russia to properly treat and keep prisoners of war therefore, these crimes that were committed do not have a statute of limitations . investigates not all international crimes that were committed on the territory of ukraine within the framework of this russian-ukrainian war, but this one is clearly not a good one and clearly needs the intervention of such an instance as the international criminal court. i really hope that they will take him to this pool of selected cases, now the biggest burden of the investigation lies at the ukrainian law enforcement agencies, we need to make sure that all collected materials are of such quality that no one has any doubts when the case comes to court. your impunity and the russians brazenly kidnap ukrainian children and take them away allegedly for rehabilitation, in fact it is a deportation, to date it has been possible to identify 19,549 young ukrainians who were de

became germany's international envoy for international envoy for international climate action stop whyid you accept the role? ~ , ., stop why did you accept the role? ~ ,, ~ ., role? well you know when minister— role? well you know when minister burbach - role? well you know when minister burbach called i role? well you know wheni minister burbach called on role? well you know when - minister burbach called on the new german government, which had i would say the most impressive impressive on climate change domestically and international i thought i always try to go where i feel like i can make the biggest difference —— baerbock. and the opportunity to work for such a government administer at this time in climate i thought i have to give it a go. greenpeace, we always talk about acts of courage and i decided i needed tojump. crosstalk. annalena baerbock, the german foreign minister who is you are referring to their the former coleader of the green party in germany so that's what attracted you 0k, that's what attracted you ok, you said you are working for a broad coalition for an ambitio

community and that our athletes, together with international athletes, also said that the word thatriate for russian belarusian athletes at the olen volodymyr international arena in april, the ministry of youth and sports forbade official delegations of the national teams from participating in international competitions where russians or white russians of the ato if the international olympic committee does decide to admit them and someone who has received these qualifications from belarusian or russian athletes will come there i want to say that already today we received nine licenses, our athletes already win competitions at every competition and get the opportunity to participate in the olympics and we will continue to participate where russians and belarusians will participate. we already understand where the russians are

and the basic norms governing international relations, intervening in the internal affairs of otheres, and fueling numerous wars. bombed diplomatic institutions, killed innocent civilians and left a dirty trail wherever they go , some individual nato members practice double standards, encouraging the sharing of nuclear weapons and the creation of nuclear alliance and further exacerbating regional tensions, as evidenced by countless facts, the real troublemaker is nato , the words of chinese representatives are confirmed in the results of the eu japan summit, which ended the day before in brussels, the allies in the north atlantic bloc discussed not only opportunities for cooperation in many areas, but and issues of control of beijing, such actions by nato only increase tension in the asia-pacific region. anna voronina together. the us secret service knows who left cocaine in the white house this was stated by former us president donald trump on the eve of the country's intelligence services reported to congress. on the progress of the investigation, there are 500 potential suspects,

from international un courts.s is the case of corfu forty-ninth year, albania paid compensation for mining great britain is a case. nicaragua v united states is very funny, by the way, okay nicaragua won the case. americans it was very easy for the americans to illegally dominate near the coast of nicaragua ; they did not recognize the legality of the court and did not participate. and they didn’t pay any compensation, but it wasn’t the ship that won the case, and it entered, as it were, in the history of international maritime law and the case of iran against the united states. and the americans accused that the iranians also mined some water areas, two warships were blown up there, and then they blew up two oil and gas extraction towers. and then i decided that no matter how it was proved that it was iran mined. and the americans do not have enough arguments to use force aggression yes against iran. these three cases show that in peacetime, if we believe that there is no armed conflict between the russian federa

the service, they did not immediately believe these workers as a fresh air truck for us, it meets internsf transcarpathia, how we got here voluntarily, in the yard, doctors from poltava oblast are preparing to leave , this is artificial ventilation, a doctor of emergency medicine, yevhen does not hide it , agreed to rotation in kherson immediately, but expectations and reality are very different upon arrival, i was partly shocked, i did not clear the fact that there will be such explosions, which in fact his colleague, paramedic yuriy, has his own my motivation is that the child is fighting there, the situation is the same as it is here, he flies in, he flies out while the son is fighting in the north, the father is in the south, he is doing the best he can and the side in which medicine is disappearing is to consider that you have lost the war, medicine should always have the opportunity to provide help now herso emergency and disaster medicine service is reinforced by two brigades from poltava. doctors are provided with accommodation and meals. there is a kitchen where you can cook for

and important to change internal policy.ore, when we as a human rights organization advocated for international intervention, this was perceived as protests. but now they are protesting against the existence of this thing. some of them perceive it as anti-semitic. but today we are seeing that it is legitimate. adrian: i'm sorry again to cut you off. diana, we have about one minute left. one final question to you, you heard what judy was saying. you are talking about the time for international intervention is now. and judy was saying that people want to make u.s. aid conditional upon netanyahu doing the right thing. how should the international community intervene? who should be intervening? guest: they could interview by boycotting israel. the fact that they are looking at this with concern, people making the same calls, means that the environment is right to hold israel to account. it can do so by imposing sanctions, by boycotting this government. we have said it from that since the beginning of when this government was fir

e for the international biology olympiad. gold medals one silver and, of course, the international olympiad in mathematics. this once again shows the leadership of our country in the field of education. and despite all the sanctions , the participants of the mathematical olympiad collided with our guys. they didn’t let our guys in japan. they solved the problem remotely. it ’s more difficult, but they coped with mathematics . the more time you put in, the better the result. and it's not like you got me in the way of sirius and federal fees. so basically opportunities abound desire and invest. for some time, each participant passed the national selection and won. there was. perhaps even more difficult than at the international olympiad. we chose 40 guys, then 30 guys from these guys, because from 30-20 and so on. at the end of may, these six were chosen. this is the main competition in mathematics in the world. uh, so there are four winners in it.

uh, let's say the international monetary fund.ies on the sites of banks and so on and were not able to service these loans and gradually sank. this is a swamp, so it is no coincidence that these two processors are the collapse of the warsaw pact and the dissolution of the council for mutual economic assistance. this is a consequence. here, strictly speaking, e inefficient economic policy. ah, the eighties. i was at the last meeting of the political committee of the department of internal affairs and observed, so to speak, it was a very unpleasant impression of the behavior of the allies, especially, er, the romanians of the hungarians. e, and. as a matter of fact, at this time. uh, the organization council for mutual economic assistance was developing a reform program. and it was enough, a solid new settlement mechanism, the transition to e, which means convertible currency in these calculations, and so on and so forth, washed down. hungarians and poles were here, yes, in the end, we also agreed, but then a lot was done just stupi

agreements and rules of e -e international shipping. i think that this is quite possible considering the fact that today there was another event that needs to be paid attention to because today it was announced that that vladimir putin will not fly to the bricks summit in the south african republic, which is to be held in august, yesterday the president of the russian federation ramaphosa announced that the russian federation threatened the south african republic with war if putin was arrested on the territory of the south african republic and let me remind you that there is an international warrant against putin from the international criminal court for the kidnapping of ukrainian children, and the republic of south africa should arrest putin if he steps on the ground of the republic of south africa and aramofos yesterday. he is appearing before the court. he says that we cannot accept putin or then russia will fight with the republic of south africa. you know. i would like to see how russia started the war with the south of south afri

bagharian, an expert on international issues. hello, good morning .gs to you and oceania says that the humanitarian goals of this agreement have not been implemented. this agreement is the heart of tehran, mr. lavrov said. 1083 he had previously announced that this agreement will not be signed and will not be extended. the reason was that his mother, who we had left for these purposes , should be distributed to as many countries as are actually developing countries, but mainly to european countries. one of the objectives of russia and the discount was that russia actually exports ammonia from the pipelines and says that it is one of the raw materials for the production of chemical fertilizers in the world. these are actually wastes and that is why the objectives of russia were not met. we will extend it in may, of course, there are other things like that he added, for example, the rotation will open suddenly and the release of the 5 commanders of the azov battalion, all of this had caused, for example, the green light to be completely green, all of wh

law to ukraine, which does not recognize international law. here is my girlfriend, and the speaker said that this court is not, well, it is not happening according to the law, according to some far-fetched scenarios invented there, that is , geneva should be scattered on these people there is no such convention. that is, they should not be tried at all. this issue should be considered as a political one, because the russian federation is using this case precisely in the political plan, so that you remember when they exchanged the azov people for medvedchuk, there was an uproar in russia from the so-called patriots who started deserve the kremlin itself, he is trying to show how he condemns the mythical fascists and did eh, do you remember there was a trial recently over the azov people, now we have aidarov, that is, they create such a halo of eh thieves of enemies and show what russian the federation condemns, but here from the point of view of international law , i see here only an exchange or some special operation that will be directed to t