capitals, whether he did it on his own initiative or not, that’s another question, well, yes, but ivan gershkoviche, he’s just a journalist, yes, he’s not just a journalist, i repeat again, he’s a journalist who received secret information on a secret basis, that’s right. are you ready, motivated to call, for example, to the states to say: let's negotiate? so, listen, i already said, we didn’t refuse negotiations, we don’t refuse, this is the western side, and ukraine is an unconditional satellite of the united states today, well, it’s obvious, i don’t want it to sound like - some kind of swearing or insulting someone, well, we understand, right? well, if the zelensky administration in ukraine refused to negotiate, i proceed from the fact that they did this on instructions from washington, well, now let them if they see washington, that this is a wrong decision , let them abandon it, find some subtle excuse, not offensive to anyone, find this solution, we didn’t make this decision, they made the decision there, let them refuse it, that’s all. well, they made the wrong decision, now we have to look

intercambio para liberar al periodista del wall street j journal que esta detenido en rusia, ivan gershkovichnte, la primera que putin da a un medio en occidente desde que comenzo la guerra en uc ucrania. >> un numero record de migrantes hacen fila de horas para conseguir las tarjetas de i identificacion que entrega la ciudad de nueva york. >> el documento se entrega a quienes lo solicitan sin i importar su estatus migratorio. >> karla amezola nos aclara para que sirve esta credencial y para que no. >> alrededor de las 8 de la noche que estoy aqui hasta manana a las 9 de la manana. >> decenas y decenas de s solicitantes de asilo en nueva york duermen en la acera para conseguir una identificacion de la ciudad. >> en la calle con covias, c cartones y tirados y aguantando frio tambien. >> hasta 13 horas esperan afuera de esta oficina del seguro social en brooklyn, que abre a las nueve de la manana para asegurar un lugar. >> es el unico que admita 200 personas por dia sin cita, pero el cupo se llena desde la noche, cuenta dairo en su segundo i intento de conseguir la tarjeta de identificacion, co

it with his own help. initiative or not, that’s another question, well, here it is, yes, but ivan gershkovichis a journalist who received secret information on a secret basis, well, yes, this is a completely different story, we are not closed to negotiations, moreover, these negotiations are ongoing. and there were, there were many cases when we agreed, we can still agree, but in the west either they don’t want to, or having already believed in their own superiority for decades, they simply forgot how, otherwise how else can one explain that there is more and more do they rely on military force and no longer shy away from outright terrorist attacks, as in the case of the nord stream gas pipeline? who blew up the nord stream? you, of course, i was busy that day. i didn't blow up nord stream. you personally may have an alibi, you personally. do you have evidence that nato or the cia did uh. i won't go into details, but it's always like this. environment, this is a concrete example from the life of military operations, our soldiers shout to them: there is no chance, give up, get out, you will be

he did it on his own initiative or not, that’s another question, well, here he is - yes, but ivan gershkovichcret basis, well, yes, this is a completely different story, i’m just talking about those people who are essentially under the control of the us authorities, no matter where they are in prison, and... there is a dialogue between the special services, this should be decided quietly, calmly, on a professional level, there are contacts, let them work, i... do not exclude that the person you said about can to be in his homeland, why not , it’s pointless, more or less keep him in prison in russia, well, let our colleagues of our intelligence officers on the american side also think about how to solve the problems that our intelligence services face, we are not closed to negotiations, i hope that you will release him , thank you very much, mr. president, i would also like him to leave, i would also like him to go home, in the end, i say this sincerely, well , i repeat, the dialogue is ongoing. the more we give the more publicized things of this kind are, the more difficult it is to solve the