, jose borel, so, well, in principle, such an unannounced visit as usual, they talked about very importantalked about ukraine's possible accession to the european union, that's what actually happened this is a very difficult path that still needs to be overcome, by the way... it is so out of tune with what we have, you can listen to it here, so to speak, official channels, er, tv channels and other channels, there is a type of booth announcing, there, the president's office reports, and we have the impression that we have already, i don't know, how we haven't been accepted into the european union yet , well, i just don't understand, because we have already fulfilled, exceeded, all possible and impossible conditions, and none of the conditions did not perform as well as we did, then in general we are already used to even running after us and giving us money, so that only we wanted in that their is about, about money, this temporary budget, which was adopted in the usa, where the democrats were offered 6 billion dollars for ukraine for 45 days, well , actually until ee, well, not for 45 days

to express solidarity and support for the ukrainian people, and the head of european diplomacy, jose boreleu will support ukraine as long as it is needed, and this is why, for us, europeans, russia's war against ukraine is an existential threat, and we must react accordingly.

union can provide for ukraine is membership in the european union, said eu high representative jose borel day before in kyiv at a joint press conference, shift... let's listen. undoubtedly, the strongest commitment in the security sphere that we can give to ukraine is membership in the european union, this is the strongest commitment in the security sphere for ukraine. now ukraine is a candidate country, and it is moving further along this path. we will talk with the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, about the results of the external meeting of the eu council of ministers on foreign affairs. mr. dmytro, congratulations. glory to ukraine. good evening to the heroes of words. well, your main conclusions, which are possible to make from this event, what was successful in ukraine, and what was not? i understand that from the outside it may look like just 27 ministers and high representatives of the eu have come together to kyiv, but in reality they were able to gather, agree and hold this meeting in the format of the council of ministers of foreign affairs. of eu affairs

eu high representative jose borel said that not all palestinians are terrorists and that cooperation with the palestinian authority should continue administration the united nations was called to pay attention to the humanitarian situation, the actions of hamas were condemned there, but the blockade of the gas sector by the israeli authorities was called a violation of international law in the organization. rights let me remind you that israel stopped supplying electricity, water and food to the gas sector. the un high commissioner for human rights called what is happening an explosive situation in a powder keg and called for compliance with the norms of humanitarian law. deeply shocked and appalled by news of extrajudicial executions of civilians, in some cases horrific killings by members of palestinian armed groups. individuals should never be used as bargaining chips. i call on the palestinian armed groups to immediately and unconditionally release all civilians who have been taken and are still being taken, taking hostages is prohibited by international law. in the coming days ,

states, which they still consider themselves mentors and a blooming garden, if you remember this jose borelthey will not endure, and you know why they don’t think anything good, i’ll read it to you, this week the governor general of canada, mary simon, officially apologized for the fact that in 1987 the order of canada was awarded to esovets peter savarin, well, this is a follower, so to speak, a friend of the one who was applauded . the scandal is gaining momentum, excuse the cliche, among sovarin’s merits. mentions the creation of the youth organization plast in alberta, a member of this particular organization was the young, who do you think, chrystia freeland, remember the deputy prime minister, about whom he spoke, wait, who hugged zelsky, here is her memory. in may 1930, chrystia freeland, who was hugging zelsky, is a deputy prime minister, said the layer was a very important part of my life when i was growing up and it is a very important part of the lives of my daughters as i grew up. community was an active member of plast, now my two daughters are actively involved in plast activi