zerzhinsky and joseph stalin were awarded the grand prix at the international exhibition in paris.t republics consisted of 95% vehicles from the lugansk plant. they rushed along the roads of hungary, poland, bulgaria, syria, india and china. since 1992, the plant has mastered the production of diesel and electric trains. after the start of the civil war in donbass , the company had difficulties with components and the export of finished products, and the number of employees decreased fourfold. in 2015, lugansk diesel locomotive became the lugamash machine-building plant. today it produces spare parts for carriages and new locomotives of russian railways. about more than a century of history of luhansk steam locomotives. their builders in the story by olga mokhova. when in at the end of the 19th century, the hereditary mechanical engineer gustav hartmann proposed to the russian government to build a steam locomotive plant; he was recommended to establish production on the banks of the lugan river in the donbass. the region was then in dire need of transport to transport its industri

the thirty-eighth year, lugansk steam locomotives of the fd series, felix dzerzhinsky and is, joseph stalint the international exhibition in... paris, the diesel locomotive fleet of the former soviet republics consisted of 95% cars from the lugansk plant. they rushed along the roads of hungary, poland, bulgaria, syria, india and china. since 1992, the plant has mastered the production of diesel and electric trains, tram cars. after the start of the civil war in donbass, enterprises encountered difficulties with components and you... in 2015, the lugansk diesel locomotive became the lugamash machine-building plant, today it produces spare parts for cars and new locomotives of russian railways, about more than a century of history of lugansk steam locomotives by their builders in the story of olga mokhova. when, at the end of the 19th century , the hereditary mechanical engineer gustav hartmann proposed to the russian government to build a steam locomotive plant, he was recommended to establish production on the shore. lugan river products. already 3 years after its founding in donbass. the r

rubles. a historically important date, today for the communists is march 5, the day of memory of joseph stalinve by the representative of the communist party of the russian federation and the presidential candidate from this party nikolai kharitonov. of course, they were red carnations. kharitonov remembered one of the most... tragic events for him, he was only 4 years old at the time , joseph stalin passed away, in a distant village, the village of rezina, ustarsky district, novosibirsk region, neighbors, women, came to our house, the men smoked, and the women cried and said how we will live now without stalin, the tree has strong roots, that is, there must be memory, no one should knock off the memory, therefore there is a direct road to socialism, victory will be on all fronts. the candidate received instructions from the russian lad organization. the movement includes people's artists of the soviet union and russia, singers, theater and film actors, and 19 proposals in a red folder were handed over to nikolai kharitonov. testing began today in 29 regions participating in remote electronic

according to him, despite the fact that, according to the official version, joseph stalin died of natural versions about the violent nature of his death appeared repeatedly in the mass media. further a short quote from a friend. there are many testimonies of stalin's contemporaries talking about the possible poisoning of the leader of the soviet peoples by agents of influence from the west. it just doesn't cross my mind, and by the way, today is 71 years since stalin died. the official cause of death was a cerebral hemorrhage, a septostroke, which probably occurred on march 1 on... against the background of hypertension and atherosclerosis, and russians still not only continue to call him the leader of all nations, but even today the representatives of the communist party of the soviet union read him - this is the main communist the party of russia laid flowers at stalin 's grave near the kremlin wall, on the page of this political sect on the internet they even wrote a quote: "no streams of lies and slander will be able to use their bright and majestic image of stalin from history and po

actually they say, how can it be, to be used, in principle, like the assassination of sergei kirov by joseph stalin the assassination of kirov, stalin did not even think about such possibilities that opened up before him, about mass repressions, about what can be to immediately shoot several former members of the party's politburo, these people were political opponents, but they were for the country, well, as i told you. well, they were people from whom it was impossible to destroy, because they were symbols of the revolution? well, yes, they made a mistake, they lost power, but raise a hand against them you can’t after the 34th year , there were no more problems, you could kill anyone, stalin killed relatives of his own members of the politburo, imprisoned their wives, these people came, then continued to work, there was the wife of the chairman of the presidium of the verkhovna rada of the soviet union, kalinin, sat in prison, he continues to perform the duties of the nominal head of the state, is this the same or after the war the wife of the minister of foreign affairs of the soviet union molot

in 1938, on the personal order of joseph stalin , the remains of stanislav august ponitovsky were transportednd re-arranged. the procedure was secret, so the rituals were not followed. it is also known that after the end of world war ii, the royal tomb was used as a granary. a typical fate of many architectural monuments. by the way, trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built during the baroque period, it’s a pity that we can’t get inside, reconstruction has been going on for several years shrine, but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance; services to the wolf are held in a chapel nearby. finally , i must tell you that vysokaya and its surroundings are famous not only for historical and cultural sites, but also for their natives. production designer mikhail karpuk, who worked on belarusian films for 20 years, was born in these parts ; yale university professor and musician martin bresnik also appeared here. there is an assumption that vladimir vysotsky’s grandfather also comes from vysokolitovsk, even the surname is appropriate. yeah, i'

in the metro, and this metro was built by joseph stalin, right before the second world war.rove of stalin. i hate stalinism and don't want it to come to my country. but i draw the obvious conclusion: for more than 80 years you have had these hanging. and chandeliers, maybe they were remade or something else, but somehow society was able not to destroy what their ancestors built, those assets that deserve attention, there are many of them, why don’t we have this, even if you look at it more mundanely, why can’t i have such a subway station, why can’t my children living in new york ride the subway? many of my friends who live in new york, especially young women, are afraid to take the subway, is this what freedom is? no, again, this is slavery. if putin can do it, then why can't we ? like, it’s so obvious, i’m a traitor? okay, if i encourage american citizens to demand more from their government, higher standards for their society, remember that just 30 years ago we had everything differently, the society was much happier, cleaner and healthier, and at about 40 years old peopl

party members laid flowers at the monuments to outstanding historical figures vladimir lenin, joseph stalinov. the ensemble visited the monument to the heroes of the battle of stalingrad, and then proposed to rename the city hero volgograd and return it to its historical name. therefore, it is necessary to hold an all-russian referendum. and return it by victory day, preferably the historical name is stalingrad, and i think that the population of our country, our voters will support this name, because in today’s situation, when the nato bloc is led by the united states of america, the old lady of europe, having forgotten the lessons and especially the lesson of the battle of stalingrad, the staleningrad defeat, then, when 3000 were only captured, led by field marshal paulus. today this lesson has been forgotten, germany, france, all of europe, together with the united states of america, have forgotten this lesson. progressive tax scale, tightening of migration politics and completing the special operation with victory this year. leonid slutsky, candidate from the ldpr, gave a press conferen

in 1938 , on the personal order of joseph stalin, the remains of stanislav august ponitovsky were transported. the procedure was secret, so the rituals were not followed. it is also known that after the end of world war ii, the royal tomb was used as a granary. a typical fate of many architectural monuments. by the way, trinity church is rightfully considered one of the most unusual catholic churches built in baroque period. it's a pity we can't get inside . the reconstruction of the shrine has been going on for several years. but there is an opportunity to admire its appearance. and the services. yes, now i understand gedemin perfectly well, who once was so impressed by the local scenic beauty that he was forced to stay in this city for several days. unfortunately, it’s time for our film crew to discover new cities in belarus, but you come to vysoko and get to know this city. in a fashionable photo studio on sovetskaya street in minsk, at the beginning of 1939, photographer elya bergman was putting himself in order in front of the mirror; he had to fulfill an important order to take a group

they are getting rid of the dollar in the us, which means that... and this subway was built by joseph stalin war. of course, i do not approve of stalin. i hate stalinism and don't want it to come to my country. but my point is obvious. for more than 80 years you have had these frescoes and chandeliers. maybe they were remade or something else, but somehow society was able not to destroy what their ancestors built, those assets that deserve attention, their a lot, why don’t we have this, even if you look at... and at about 40 years old people did not become fat diabetics due to poisoned food, then in this case i am not a traitor to my country, i am its defender. by the way, people calling me a traitor are all like that, but it doesn’t matter. i wouldn't say that these are people who put america's interests first , to put it mildly. there are many components. as you noted, you do not like stalinism, you studied history, centralized planning greatly helps in the construction of such objects as the metro. and by the way, the new york subway also has many very positive advantages, not in terms of

on march 6 , 1967, joseph stalin's daughter svetlana alliluyeva came to the us embassy in delhi, thend asked for political asylum. it was provided to her immediately. after stalin ’s death, they didn’t want to let her go abroad, but her common-law husband, an indian citizen, jesha sinkha’s brother, died and... she was officially allowed to accompany his ashes to her homeland, she went for a week, but stayed for several months, when she was quite urgently asked return to moscow, she went to the us embassy. it was a serious scandal and a failure of the special services. in the ussr , alliluyeva’s act was considered an escape. kgb chairman vladimir semichasny was removed from his post. in the usa, alliluyeva gave a press conference, calling her departure a consequence of disagreement with the current soviet government. ariana performed on stage for a large fee of about 7 million dollars. for the concert, the singer chose a bright green translucent dress, a little reminiscent of a sari. riana wore a cape with a hood on top, but took it off during active dancing. the next day the star app

him in office until 2030 and continuing as russia's longest-serving leader since soviet dictator joseph stalin cnn's matthew chance is in moscow matthew, what else did putin have to say tonight >> well, it was a, an extraordinary post election sort of makeshift press conference, ad hoc press conference that he gave two members of the press, the local press the foreign press as well. there were members, they're asking various questions. he just finished giving his thank you speech to volunteers and to supporters in the auditorium, saying that the election victory, that the final results hasn't come in yet, but the election victory a represented essentially, and i'm paraphrasing him here. a mandate for his continued work in the country, which we take to mean the continued special military operation, the war in ukraine, which you made several references to as well. then there was this q&a session in which he spoke about a range of topics including a lexeme felony. he mentioned the late russian opposition leader by name, saying confirming a story that has already been put out there by members of t

after this weekend where vladimir putin manufactured his continuing ruling for life now to break joseph stalin's and an american presidential candidate, former president talking about bloodbath and then defending it saying no, i was just talking about importing cars from mexico. these things do not seem unrelated. >> they are related at the highest level and also at the lowest level. the highest level is that that kind of acclamation process that we just saw in russia, where you have a fake election, the point of which is just to prove that the authorities can make you show up, if necessary, at gunpoint, that kind of acclamation is the kind of thing that trump openly dreams about. if we did have a president trump for a second term, third term, fourth term, that is the evolution he would be aiming for. he tells us this all the time. also, as you suggested earlier, it is connected at the lowest level. the russians are very keen to have a trump in office because that is their hope to win in ukraine. they are keen to have trump in office because he is a weak, financially dependent, emotionally depen

putin has been in power for 24 years, making him the longest-serving russian leader since joseph stalin russia's constitution in 2021 to abolish term limits setting himself up to lead russia through to at least 2030. his reelection comes just weeks after his most influential political opponent, alexei navalny, died in a russian prison. his widow has accused vladimir putin of killing her husband which the kremlin denies. at a news conference sunday celebrating his reelection, he spoke about alexei navalny for the first time since his death. he claimed he was ready to listen to deals for a prisoner swap to release alexei navalny but said what happened happened. the wife responded to those comments online, saying "what a coward, called by last name only after he was killed." on monday large crowds gathered at moscow's red square to mark the 10 year anniversary of russia's annexation of crimea. president putin gave a short address. the bbc's russia editor steve rosenberg reports now on the display of public support for putin and on where russia goes from here. >> vladimir putin! reporter: a

putin has been in power for 24 years, making him the longest-serving russian leader since joseph stalin russia's constitution setting himself up to leadmits russia through to at least 2030. his reelection comes just weeks after his most influential political opponent, alexei navalny, died in a russian prison. his widow has accused vladimir putin of killing her husband which the kremlin denies. at a news conference sunday celebrating his reelection, he spoke about alexei navalny for the first time since his death. he claimed he was ready to listen to deals for a prisoner swap to release alexei navalny but said what happened happened. the wife responded to those comments online, saying "what a coward, called by last name only after he was killed." on monday large crowds gathered at moscow's red square to mark the 10 year anniversary of russia's annexation of crimea. president putin gave a short address. the bbc's russia editor steve rosenberg reports now on the display of public support for putin and on where russia goes from here. >> vladimir putin! reporter: after the landslide came the

unprecedented fifth term by the end of this term, putin will have ruled russia longer than even joseph stalin. just think about that longer than stalin and as putin claimed his victory today, the eda message for the united states about donald trump >> from the payment of washes >> can you consider it democratic each to use the administrative resources in order to attack one of the presidential candidates. in the us? using at the same time, the judicial system >> putin really word for word echoing trump's words, returning the favor of the myriad of complements that trump has said about putin over the years, like these sticking ovary country for $2 sanctions, i'd say that's pretty smart. >> here's a guy who's very savvy. i know him very well, very, very well, potent, respected me while putin does not respect the united states or the very basic freedoms that it stands for that was made clear tonight by russian state media, >> which claims that putin's entire election when is actually a victory over the west? >> not all >> the people showed that the attempts of kyiv in the west to frighten us wit

party members laid flowers at the monuments to outstanding historical figures vladimir lenin, joseph stalinrgy zhukov, visited the monument to the hero of the battle of stalingrad, and then proposed to rename the city hero volgograd and return it to its historical name. therefore, it is necessary to hold an all-russian referendum and return it to victory day, preferably. the historical name is stalingrad, and i think that the population of our country, our voters, will support this name, because in today’s situation, when the nato bloc is led by the united states of america, the old lady of europe, having forgotten the lessons and especially the lesson of the battle of stalingrad, the stalingrad defeat, then when 3000 it was only those led by field marshal paulus who were captured; today this lesson has been forgotten. for its immediate adoption, the president said 3,500 rubles, but this is in the thirtieth year, we are talking today, we also advocate a progressive tax scale, because it is fair, those who can, on the contrary, should pay more. candidate, having visited 17 regions of russia,

march 6, 1967 joseph stalin's daughter svetlana. came to the us embassy in delhi, the capital of indiammediately granted to her. after stalin's death, they did not want to let her go abroad. but her common-law husband, an indian citizen, brother of jesha sinkha, died and svetlana was officially allowed to accompany his ashes to his homeland, she went for a week, but stayed for several months, when she was urgently asked to return to moscow, she went to the embassy usa. it was a serious scandal and a failure of the intelligence services. in the ussr, alliluyeva’s act was considered an escape, and kgb chairman vladimir semichasny was removed from his post. in the usa, alliluyeva gave a press conference. calling my departure a consequence of disagreement with the current soviet government, it was the cold war at its height and i found myself here in the thick of it, i tried to start a new life in america, well , i’ll try, i’ll try to start a new life here, i published memoirs of 20 letters to a friend, where remembered her father's kremlin life, the book became a world sensation, alliluye

this train station next to the metro station was built by joseph stalin 70 years ago. and the question is, how is it doing now? after 70 years, we went into it to take a look and what we found shocked us is over feeding. there's no fil, but no pals smells, there are no bombs or drug add extra rapists or people waiting to push you onto the train tracks and kill, you know, it's perfectly clean and orderly. and how do you explain that how this is russia? a country we're told as a gas station with nuclear weapons have a subway station and all the players to get to work in home every single day. it's nicer than anything in our country. the a great job you with this one on the international this sunday that sold for now with back in 30 minutes with can see more of the latest news is a was to get the the the, to at that point. but at the exit amount, i thought she thought that the show event, it will be a job loss for the cause of a dish. international stuff is the complexity of the system, but to not to mention that but someone lives you ask me that. if i said the media, i l

behind mao zedong, who supplied weapons throughout the civil war, if not the soviet union and joseph stalinnot an independent victory for china , the people's republic of china, the chinese communist party, which, which now, which is now in power , well, then you had to give up, as one ukrainian president said, you have to be consistent, that's how you have to be. consistent, no one will get away with it, yes, please, well, and that's why, and when we talk about all this peacekeeping, about china's position, well, it 's obvious, it's pro-russian, and what, what should we do in this case, on the one hand , well, there is a situation, we understand that china is quite a strong, strong player, we understand that it seriously helps russia, and it is important that during the visit of the chinese representative, the ukrainian... in the office north korean missiles were also demonstrated to the chinese by the president, because periodically there we on the ground again hear that there is not enough evidence, and we talked and talked, in particular there was a representative of the commission, the

for a reason, and now he will start to restore order, because, well, i want to remind you... of joseph stalin'samous thesis that the class struggle intensifies as socialism is built, and many people understood when stalin came up with this thesis what it even meant, then realized that it meant that you can shoot and repress anyone in any number, because people just hoped that we were building socialism, in we have less and less enemies, and it turns out more and more, that is, you cannot feel safe, i have to tell you that i... covered the most terrible terrorist attacks in russia in moscow, when i worked there as a correspondent, and i always it was absolutely obvious that this situation looks like some strange symbiosis of terrorists and special services, and that it was never possible to understand several things, as now, by the way, here is this terrorist attack, it is really organized by people who want to achieve something, or he. .. by special services, or yes, even more interestingly, and this terrorist attack, which was organized by these people who want to achieve something, it was gen

president, is not in vain and now he will start leading. order, because uh, i want to remind you of joseph stalin'sthesis that the class struggle intensifies as socialism is built, and many people understood when stalin made this thesis what that even meant, then realized what it meant, that you can shoot and repress anyone you want in any number, because people just hoped that we are building socialism, we have fewer and fewer enemies, everything is revealed more and more, so you can't feel safe, i have to... tell you that i covered the most horrific terrorist attacks in russia, in moscow, when i was working as that correspondent, and it was always absolutely obvious to me that this situation looked like a strange symbiosis of terrorists and special services, and that it was never possible to understand several things, as now, by the way, here is this terrorist attack, it is really organized by people, i... who want to achieve something, is it organized by russian special services, or yes, even more interesting, what is this terrorist attack organized by these people who want to achieve something,

certain to be re elected for a 5th term will make him the longest serving russian leader, surpassing joseph stalin know, saturday is the 2nd day of voting and the 1st 24 hours when it pulls opens were very much without any major incidents. there was some reports of people dropping ink into the valid boxes to spoil those ballots. and also the countries ruling party, united, russia, or before to cyber attack, on their websites. but all in all, uh, there hasn't been any major disruptions according to the central election permissions. 38 percent of the russians that are eligible to vote have done so already. uh and uh, we expect that to continue throughout saturdays. now there are many photos polling stations here in the capital most go, we're going to go to want to see how people are voting. the women, there's nothing that it is, but in fact, i'm hoping for positive changes on the international field for the russian people. and to live in peace, diabetes, and as yeah, i'm hoping to disability a good future and your ability to that you were seeing. and if i just give the we are looking for good educat

another 6 years in office for vladimir putin making him the longest serve in russian leader since joseph stalin and strengthening his grip on power. sources of worried elders 0 moscow senegalese officer shall need as one sancho in basi to say, have been released from jail. that would jubilant celebrations outside the present, as well as across the call. the release fall as a crisis triggered by president monkeys phones. decision to postpone the presidential election that was due to be held in february, it's been rescheduled for march 24 sancho and fav afraid under an amnesty ahead of the pole. the only sancho can do this, everyone's behind sancho. let's stay focused. he's clear. it's crazy. like pinned all sorts of things on him, but today he's clear. aside about that one already, it's like you come from mick. all of the country should be out to welcome and this is disgusting from the government. you child someone and he is a celebrity. when he is out, this is a victory. we love sancho as a nighttime coffee when the haitian capital has been extended until sunday guidance attacked the police aca

this joseph stalin, and constitutional changes he promoted in 2020, could see him hold office until 2036 capielo pacific. again, i'll do 0 for insights. story let's meet today's guest on the program in moscow. dmitri babich, a russian journalist with more than 30 years experience. he's coming to 8 to russian elections in washington, dc and a to leave and the director of the razor program at the quincy institute of responsible state croft and also several books about russia and its neighbors. and in london, it's alex on the tax and the founder of the global political insight fink turn cars, research specializes in russia and format soviet states saying to all of you for joining us as we preview the russian election. and i've covered many of elections around the world and often then nail biting things off, and it's too close to coal. i'm afraid right now, dimitri, i think i can call this one. i think the next president of russia is going to be cold, latham it puts in, would you agree? uh, uh, well, uh, i agree with you, but i still think it is an order. and uh, we can see the buyer. so in

of the cuba sky metro station is the train station next to another metro station was built by joseph stalin 70 years ago. and the question is, how is it doing now? after 70 years, we went into it to take a look and what we found shocked us is over feeding. there's no fil, but no pals smells. there are no bombs or drug add extra rate bits for people waiting to push you onto the train tracks and kill, you know, it's perfectly clean and orderly. but how do you explain that? how do russia a control we're told is a gas station would simply or weapons have a subway station and all the players to get to work in home every single day. it's nicer than anything in our country, the a. well, that's a rep. so this off for all the latest news and updates, do you head over to our web sites all to come on to speak to scott from the back, with more info. the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some real in the the hey, everybody, welcome back to the must go mules. i'm shay bowes, and i'm joined tonight by my oh may, steve sweeney. he's going to be helping us navigate through some o

another 6 years in office for vladimir putin making him the longest serving russian leader since joseph stalin. and strengthening his grip on power door says of lori l. g 0 moscow . at least 14 people have been killed and another 46 injured in a russian missile strike on the ukrainian city of odessa. at least 10 houses and some emergency service equipment were damaged in the attack. it also started a fire, according to the governor of the just to region. the lead to all of us and bob wayne village is sick, has appeared in court, up to 16 crimes were discovered on his farm north west of the capital. her. all right. the smell of took a long while was arrested along with 7 members of his church. a police raided his property and rescued. 250 children were reportedly being subjected to physical length. the police are expected to conduct its and nations as some of the crimes. i believe to be those of savings. you will suffice as child abuse charges to the judge in the us state of georgia has ruled that the top prosecutor and election interference case against full and the president on trump can stay

and they believe they were taken from them by the father of nations by joseph stalin. and they were handed over to ukraine. of course, that you wanted them back and that's the official policy. troops will end for these lens. i don't think they will leave you the to and then use our country is good solo. do you see would have to be lost. some of the territories suffer world war to do much to what you're going to teach. the post is to define, i thing, the jail political consequences for a crane evidence from the point of view of the or a state of preserving thursday. so i believe a few things that i see most. so let's do 2 of these consequences hold to say she is well many fast themselves and we go back to the crunch. maybe he decided to try to put the lead will not was the water venge rochelle for stopping on their toes in africa. so probably he did not expect us to be, so actually is there a great, well, i guess there is certain different bitterness when we stayed at the state in contact directly. we spoke about this and frankly, we did not more, but i'm going to go to

president for the next 6 years, he will be the countries long, the serving leader meeting i which joseph stalin who ruled russia from 1924 to 1953 . that was 29 years of power for him. so there is a sense that this rain of power of flooding report will certainly continue. and russia will continue on the past that it's been on over the past 2 years since it invaded ukraine. dosage of already that keeping an eye on the polls for us in moscow today. thank you to a so a hostile as you hit on auto 0, we need 19 and gaza. few setting out to help people with disabilities during the time of year. last, i'm rob reynolds here, the us mexico border in california, where migrants from countries all over the world are gathered on this barren hilltop, camping out in the elements and hoping they will get a chance. the claimant signed with united states, the the fall out of the web is looking a little live a across the pot. so the middle east, over the next day or 2, we got some tickets, flowed across northern parts of the region. and because some plans big enough to produce some outbreaks of rain at the pots o

now he will start to restore order, because , well, i want to remind you of the famous thesis of joseph stalinat the class struggle intensifies as socialism is built, and few people understood when stalin made this thesis, what does it even mean, then i realized that it means that you can shoot and repress anyone you want in any number, because people just hoped that we are building socialism, we have fewer and fewer enemies, more and more are imagined, that is, you cannot help yourself feel safe i have to tell you that i covered the most terrible terrorist attacks in russia, in moscow, when i worked as that correspondent, and it was always absolutely obvious to me that this situation looked like some strange symbiosis of terrorists and special services, and that it was never possible to understand several. as now, by the way, here is this terrorist attack , it is really organized by people who want to achieve something, is it organized by the russian special services, or yes, even more interesting, and this terrorist attack, which is organized by those people who want to achieve something, it

guarantees in russia one day for a place in the mausoleum, if he is not so ... thrown out, like joseph stalinn his time, after a certain interval. what do these statements of vladimir putin mean about the need for a guarantee for russia, about whether the world is ready at all to contact putin in any way - this is a big question, and we will find out this during the first hour of our broadcast, we will also talk about missile strikes last night, quite active for the past two weeks. er, russian invaders are attacking sumy and the sumy region, what does this mean, does it mean that the russians want to open another front there, or at least enter the territory of the sumy region, i hope that yevgeny dyky will explain clearly enough the history that is currently unfolding in the northern the eastern border of the ukrainian state, well, beyond all doubt, then... the topic was and remains not only in the ukrainian media, but also in the world media, that russian volunteers attack the territory of the russian federation, enter the territory of the russian federation and seize cities there and prove

contingents there, he reminds that they can enter on the territories that were taken from... more by joseph stalin were pulled as a result of the wars waged by the soviet union, reminds of this, and further, completing this fragment, he does not even say any kind of reaction, that is, he says, well , the poles will enter, they will not leave, because, in principle, these are their territories, which stalin seemed to have returned to them, and there are others there, too, for me. we need those territories that were cut off from europeans, and we understand that the people there are ethnically hungarians, romanians, poles, and at that time there was even a theoretical conversation about the introduction of some troops from other countries was, was, the autumn of twenty-three, in my opinion , if my memory serves me correctly, our head of the foreign intelligence service said, mr. naryzhkin, that the poles would benefit greatly from the losses of ukraine on the eastern front. they said, guys, well, if you support this lawsuit, we will then raise the issue of the territorial integrity of poland and yes

they consider historically theirs and which were taken from them by the father of nations joseph seryoovich stalinraine, they of course want to return them, and if there official polish units will enter, they are unlikely... to leave, but then other countries that have lost part of their territory as a result of the second may follow their example world war, and i think that these are the geopolitical consequences for ukraine, even from the point of view of preserving its statehood in its modern form, they will of course rise to their full height. question, if we return to macron, maybe he decided to take revenge on russia in this way for the fact that we stepped on his tail in africa, we had to stand there afraid, somehow he probably didn’t expect us to be so active , yes, i think there is some kind of resentment, but when we maintained direct contacts, it was enough we spoke openly on this topic; we did not interfere in africa. you didn’t push france out of there, but the problem is different, this is not the unknown wagner group, it first carried out a number of economic projects in syria, then

and operate 21st century economic bill of rights that could've been lifted straight from joseph stalin'set constitution. the democrat party is a state party in america the state media are no less devious and diabolical the party they promote. like other propaganda they are skilled at deceit and deception on behalf of the cause for this is very, very important to understand because you have a fusion of the democrat party in the administrative state. that media and hollywood. we are surrounded by it. the great george orwell, you may remember him. he wrote some great books animal farm in europe 1984 he explained it's almost universally felt when you call eight country democrat were praising it consequently every kind of regime it is eight democracy and fear they might do stop using the word if it was tied down to any one meeting. in other words democracy is used to conceal it to urinate. we see it in china, russia, other parts the people's republican, that sort of thing. the person who uses them has their own private definition but allows to think he means something quite different. so simp

years old, she is the first female leader and her family was sent to the gulags by josephus under joseph stalinrussia is capable of in the interior ministry of russia put out a warrant for her arrest because putin feel so threatened by what she's trying to do in terms of rattling europe in the united states to come to ukraine's defense what is interesting about use dona unlike many european countries they are spending more than 3% of the gdp on defense and 1.35% of its gdp has simply been for weapons to ukraine that would be the equivalent in the united states of $378 billion in military weapons to ukraine you can see how concerns estonia in the baltic state finland and poland are they know if ukraine fails putin will be eyeing them next. trey: lets us in the part of the interview then i want to go back to europe's contribution to the war effort. >> of aggression pays off in ukraine and russia wins in ukraine loses then the security architecture of europe and wider world is at stake because what we've learned from 1930s if aggression pays off somewhere it serves to use elsewhere and we know the

since the turn of the century, putin will be russia's longest serving leader since soviet dictator joseph stalin facing a tight deadline to figure out how to pay for college could get some extra time if state lawmakers act fast . the federal government tried to simplify the application for state and federal student aid, but a series of glitches is making a mess of the process. there are about two weeks to the deadline, and thousands of families still can't even apply. tomorrow, a bill set for a hearing at the state capitol would extend the deadline for state aid until may 2nd, to give the federal government more time to fix the issues. marriages in the u.s. are up and divorce rates are down. that's according to numbers from the cdc. the marriage rate in 2022 was 6.2 per 1000 people. that's up from the 5.1 in 2020. with covid playing a factor in the drop, the nation's divorce rate is also down in 2022 compared to 2000. the cdc says one big change is how people now think about marriages. one licensed marriage therapist says they've noticed cultural shifts away from romantic marriages to companion

. >> joseph stalin sent your mother and her family to the go log to a prison camp when she was just sings there 10 years. sounds very similar to what russia is doing now taking hundreds of thousands of ukrainian children and deporting them to russia. >> for my country, one fifth of our population was either deported or killed. our language, our culture was suppressed. all these things happened while we had peace. so peace under russian terms does not mean that human suffering will stop. >> if anybody in this room thinks putin will stop with ukraine, i assure you he will not. >> you met with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy in january. what happens if ukraine does not get the supplemental weapons that are currently stuck in congress? >> if aggression pays off in ukraine, russia wins. ukraine loses. then the security architecture of europe but also wider world is at stake because what we have learned from 1930s is that if aggression pays off somewhere, it serves as an invitation use it else somewhere. >> we know the tensions in south china sea. we know, you know, iran, north korea, s

elections, has established himself as the longest reigning dictator of russia since the mass murderer, joseph stalin. vladimir putin desperately wants donald trump to run the electoral college because of donald trump does run the electoral college, vladimir putin believes he will finally be able to have the bloodbath in ukraine that he has been dreaming about. vladimir putin will do everything he canut, once again through disinformation and possible espionage, and all the other activities that were documented in the investigation of the 2016 election to try to win the electoral college for donald trump once again and if that happens, donald trump will be very grateful to vladimir putin once again and donald trump will try in every way that he can to emulate vladimir putin and to support vladimir putin and in this country, all that it takes to stop donald trump's voting. it doesn't take courage. it doesn't take the kind of courage it took for alexey navalny to try to stop vladimir putin. donald trump can be stopped with votes. you can shut him up about bloodbaths with votes. donald trump is the world

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vladimir putin is poised to win a fifth term, he is the >> country's longest-serving ruler since joseph stalin. and ahead of this, putin urge voters, including those in the annex ukrainian regions, to vote as a show of patriotism now the widow of the late opposition leader alexey navalny has asked for voters to turn out collectively at noon sunday, the last day of voting as a show of opposition. cnn's matthew chance is at a voting station in moscow for us. matthew, what are you seeing there? >> hi kight will certainly russians appear to be going through the motions in this presidential election. you joined me any a polling station in the center of moscow. you can see people are registering to cast their ballots here at these deaths. then can vote at one of these electronic voting machines over here, or they can do it by hand and put their votes into the the transparent ballot box that's just over there. so that also evoked, by the way, on an app for the first time in a presidential election, which critics say, yeah, offers some opportunity for the final numbers to be manipulated. but let me sa

joseph stalin has ruled russian longer.nnon: art lucas tomlinson of the white house thank you very much, lucas for joining us that white house national security communications advisor jon kirby. admiral welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be with you shannon. shannon: the speech chuck schumer gave on thursday he lumped president benjamin netanyahu. he called for new elections people in the government oppose a policy and state are bigots i can only assume not only the pre minister but dance and others as well. then our president said this about the speech. >> to our friends in the international community i say is your memory is so short question up so quickly you forgot about october 7, the worst massacre committed against jews since the holocaust. so quickly you are ready to deny israel a right to defend itself against the monsters of hamas. shannon: our president but what our president said is a good speech and he spoke for a lot of people that is prime minister netanyahu this morning. does the president think of

office until at least 2030 continuing as russia's longest-serving leader since soviet dictator joseph stalin but even as >> putin called for unity, russians both at home and abroad made their opposition clear protests were held in a number of cities from paris to the georgian capital tbilisi. and in washington, brushes election came a month after the death of russian dissident alexey navalny, who put an address by name in one i'd ranging remarks after the vote ended on sunday, cnn's matthew chance has been following all of those developments from moscowarctic penal colony last month which puts li then you're scrutiny in a few days before mr. navalny passed away, some colagues told me that there is an idea to exchange mr. navalny for some people who are in prison in cou believe news, maybe you don't. the person who spoke to me had not finished his sentence yet when i said i agree. but unfortunately, what happened happened. there was only one condition for him not to come back let him sit there. i'm going to go well for such things happen. there's nothing you can do about it that's life >> of

his grip on power through 2030 he has already russia longest-serving ruler since soviet dictator joseph stalin. we've got full coverage for you. cnn's matthew chance is in moscow. fred pleitgen in berlin, and also with a cnn contributor and former moscow bureau chief jill dougherty so matthew, you first, what is the significance of the election results that are coming in? >> well, i think it's pretty significant in the sense that we've had 50% of the vote counted so far, more or less according to the central election commission. and vladimir putin has one an astonishing 88%, nearly of the vote, which is extraordinarily high. the highest result that he's had in the five times that he's been elected president and so that's something that significance and undoubtedly that's going to be used by the kremlin as a way of saying that a way of claiming that they have a strong mandate, what putin has a strong mandate? two, for instance, continue as war in ukraine, russia calls its special military operation, but we also have to bear in mind that this is an election that's been carefully choreographed op

him in office until 2030 and continuing russia's longest-serving leader since soviet dictator joseph stalin cnn's matthew chance is in moscow and frederik pleitgen is in berlin. starting with you, matthew putin just spoke. what did he say? >> yeah it was a very short victory speech, even though the final results haven't come in, it looks like this has been a landslide victory as expected for the russian president to secures a fifth presidential term. and these were shot comments at his campaign headquarters. he walked into the room, he thanked the volunteers that he said it worked very hard for the good of the country. and then he made a short addressed to his supporters in the auditorium talking about how there were many challenges to come. but how now that the country was united, that essentially that the country couldn't be defeated. as long as people stayed together. he also said that the election, the election means i'm just reading my notes here. the election means that we have the trust of the people and we have their hope that we will finish what we have planned so this is vladimir

putin will be russia's longest serving leader since soviet dictator joseph stalin. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blasting comments by u.s. senate majority leader chuck schumer last week, where schumer called for new elections in israel. the scathing speech on the senate floor split from long standing u.s. policy. schumer normally a staunch supporter of israel, called netanyahu a, quote, major obstacle, end quote, to peace in an interview with cnn, netanyahu called the comments, quote, totally inappropriate. >> it's inappropriate for a uh- to go to a sister democracy and try to replace the elected leadership there. that's something that israel, the israeli public, does on its own. and we're not a banana republic. >> when asked whether he would commit to new elections after the war with hamas, netanyahu said that was something for the israeli public to decide monday morning. >> and we're waking up to low clouds and fog around the bay. it will clear and we'll see another not only sunny day, but a warmer day. today will be the warmest day of the week. although the first day of