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our correspondent maria ulyanovska followed the debate. she joins our studio from philadelphia. hello, maria. congratulations natalya. maria, you followed the debate closely. what are the most striking moments of the debate, what did the opponents look like, and whether it is possible to claim an unequivocal victory. mine and the defeat of another. natalya, let's start with the fact that the debate was really historic, it was the first personal meeting both candidates, both donald trump and camila harris. they started with a very polite handshake, kamala harris walked up to donald trump, introduced herself, shook his hand, but that handshake ended all politeness. for the next hour and 45 minutes, the debate was very lively, very heated, the candidates switched to... personalities, the candidates had very emotional statements, and if we talk about how the candidates presented themselves, some experts say that kamela garis managed to hit a sore spot donald trump, she managed to provoke him to emotional statements and against its background to appear more restrained, more mature, mo

our colleague from the voice of america, maria ulyanovska, watched the debate of the two candidates for the us presidency in philadelphia. we will ask. in maria about the results and all the interesting details. and tell me how the debate went, is it clear as of now, well, who was more convincing, who won and what was the reaction to these debate? welcome to you, welcome to our viewers, the debate really started with the presenters saying that they hoped it would be a constructive conversation between two adults, and i think it succeeded. that although there were elements of a political show during this debate, i will say that it started with the candidates meeting for the first time at all, kamela harris came up to donald trump, to donald trump, shook his hand and said her name is kamala harris, and it seems to me that it set the tone for the whole debate in general, and we we also saw that donald trump tried to be calm, balanced, but, unfortunately, this did not last long for him, camila garis still managed to provoke him to... certain emotions, to very emotional statements, to the tr

maria ulyanovska asked yevgenia gebar, a researcher of modern turkish and an expert of the atlantic council, about this. the publication bloomberg, citing its own sources, writes that turkey has submitted an application to join brics, an association of developing countries. which one created by india, russia, china and brazil, what are ankara's own economic interests to join this alliance? to a large extent, what turkey wants to achieve is to be simultaneously a member of the alliances of western countries, western democracies and the non-western world, and this seems to me to be an even greater argument, an even greater driver behind all these ideas and initiatives than its own economic one. interests, because economically, in the sense of investments, in the sense of trade, the european union and the united states are important to turkey, well, turkey itself has been trying to join the eu since 2005, it has not yet succeeded, and turkey is the only nato member country that has applied to join the brics, how in practice can participation in these such opposite worldview alliances coexist,

, and he said that for ukraine... the date is unambiguous, colleagues , thank you very much, maria ulyanovska tetyana varyshko joined the broadcast. let me remind you that this is our special column, every tuesday we talk about the latest progress of the campaign in the usa. this week, the united states air force celebrated its 77th anniversary establishment. today, it is the largest air force in the world, which ensures the supremacy of the us armed forces in the air. to what extent they will be active in future conflicts, this issue was discussed at a security conference near washington. its participants were officers of the us air force, including former officers. one of the panels was called the war between ukraine and russia , a prelude to the coming conflict. mikolaga andriy borys listened to her. united states air force. more than 500 aircraft, the largest air. longing in the world, what provides armies with dominance in the skies, cover for ground forces, and maneuverability on the battlefield. will the air force be able to maintain the superiority of the american army in the future?

and in the city of philadelphia, on the eve of this debate let's talk with our correspondent maria ulyanovska, who is currently working at the scene, maria, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast, tell us what is happening now at the place of maria yakov fila. welcome to you, welcome to our viewers, we are literally in the center of the city of philadelphia, this is a unique historical area, this is where the founding fathers adopted the declaration of independence, the constitution of the united states, and behind me is the constitution center, this is the museum and educational center of the american constitution, where they will take place debate. which we are so looking forward to, maybe you can hear the music here quite loud, there are a lot of people and we have been here since the morning and more and more people were coming, towards the evening, people came to support both candidates, like donald trump, as well as kamelo garis, people came who wanted to express their position on political issues, in particular we saw activists for women's reproductive rights here, als

our correspondent maria ulyanovska followed the debate. she joins our studio from philadelphia. o, maria! congratulations natalya. maria, you followed the debate closely. what are the most vivid moments of the debate would you single out for yourself, what did the opponents look like, and is it possible to cry about the unequivocal victory of one and the defeat of the other? natalya, let's start with the fact that the debate was really historic, it was the first personal meeting of both candidates, both donald trump and kamela harris, they started with a very polite handshake, kamalagaris approached donald trump, introduced herself, shook his hand, but on with this rock squeeze all courtesies ended, the debate was very lively for the next hour and 45 minutes. we are very hot, candidates were switching to...

we will talk to our correspondent maria ulyanovska, who joins our studio from philadelphia, about theons of these debates among american voters, which issues are important to them. hello, maria! maria, what are the expectations? maria, what are the expectations for this debate, what does it mean for this race, because we know that the last debate between biden and trump changed the course of the campaign in a big way. natalia, first of all, i want to say that we are in the very epicenter of events, we are on the territory of the independence historical museum, which is a unique place for the freedom of the united states, because it is here that the founding fathers adopted the declaration of independence, the declaration of independence and the constitution of the united states, and this place has the opportunity to witness history again today, because behind me is the national constitutional center, where the debate will take place between donald trump and... the city itself is also preparing very actively for this debate, throughout the city we we're seeing political ads, amateur ca

let's talk with my colleagues ostap yarysh, who is monitoring the campaign of donald trump. and maria ulyanovskawho covers the campaign of kamela garis. colleagues congratulations. congratulations. ostap, this is what the second attempt on the life of presidential candidate donald trump looks like. does the incident change the rhetoric and direction of the trump campaign, or should we expect an attempt to reduce the level of tension? julia, absolutely, we're seeing new messages now from the donald campaign trump and in fact, these messages now, they are very similar to the rhetoric that we 've heard before from democrats about the radicalization of the country. in trump's headquarters, they are talking about... and partly blaming the democrats for these attempted assassinations, that their rhetoric allegedly encouraged and encourages violent actions, radical actions. and donald trump in his message, he mentioned kamalagariz's accusations against him during the debate, he mentioned the court cases that are currently ongoing against him, all this the former president says, inflames ukraine hatred,

my name is maria ulyanovska. congratulations.states has accused russia of continuing to try to influence the 2024 election. the ministry of justice announced that russian companies operating under the administration of the president of russia were spreading russian propaganda with the aim of reducing the international. supporting ukraine, supporting pro-russian policies and interests, and influencing voters in the us and abroad. we will talk about the details of this with oleksiy kovalenko, who researched the topic. i congratulate you, oleksiy. congratulations! so, did you just literally listen to us attorney general merrick garland's briefing, what charges did he bring and how did the russian hackers operate? so, actually, maria, as you mentioned, today we heard the details of the accusation that russia is constantly trying to influence the 2024 us presidential election , the secretary of the treasury - the us treasury has also imposed sanctions on 10 people and two organizations that were suspected of impact on elections. in th

my name is maria ulyanovska. congratulations. un is powerless to stop the war, but the ukrainian peace formula can do it. volodymyr zelenskyi said this during his speech at the un general assembly. the president of ukraine warned about the nuclear danger posed by the russian federation, called on world leaders to support ukraine. true and just peace, and warned countries, who do not support the ukrainian vision, you do not, you will not strengthen your power at the expense of ukraine, - he said. we talk in more detail about the results of zelensky's speech with our un correspondent iryna solomko. and i congratulate you, irina. so, what were the main points of volodymyr zelenskyi's speech at the un general assembly? yes, maria, this is actually the third such performance at such a high point in may. high platform in this high week of the general assembly, the first speech of the president, he was at the peace summit, yesterday there was a meeting of the security council dedicated specifically to ukraine, which was attended by pres