let's hear what matthew miller had to say. we definitely do not recognize those elections as free andr, but he is the president of russia and will continue to act in this role. ladies and gentlemen, what is meant here is not illegitimacy, not recognizing putin's powers, will it have any consequences or, well, as the united states of america said, well, we had some elections there, they were not free and fair, matthew miller covered his soul a little, he did not say that... the elections were still held on the territory of another state, and this is also a reason to talk about the illegitimacy and the non-recognition of putin's powers, why the united states of america, which is oriented, which is a marker for others states, did not say that putin is illegitimate, ms. yulia, i think that the united states, as well as, for example, france, whose representative came to the inauguration, they still try to keep, you know, such a small one. you know the gap in the possibility of communication with putin, well, how is this the last one hope, it is possible to bring him to his senses, to his s

let's hear what matthew miller had to say.definitely do not recognize those elections as free and fair, but he is the president of russia and will continue to act in this one. ms. topanova, what does illegitimacy mean, the non-recognition of putin's powers, will it have any consequences or, well, like the united states of america. they said, well , there were some elections there, they were not free and fair, matthew miller covered his soul a little, he did not say that these elections were still held on the territory of another state, and this is also a reason to talk about illegitimacy and the non-recognition of putin's powers , why the united states of america, which is being targeted, which is a marker for other countries, did not say that putin is illegitimate, ms. yulia, i... i think that the united states, as well as, for example, france, whose representative came to the inauguration, they they are still trying to preserve, you know, such a small gap in the possibility of communication with putin and, you know, how is t

let's hear what matthew miller had to say: we definitely do not recognize those elections as free andis... the president of russia and will continue to act in that role. ms. tapanova, what does illegitimacy mean, the non -recognition of putin's powers, will it have any consequences, or as the united states of america said, well, we are there, the elections are there some were, were not free and honest, matthew miller covered his soul a little, he did not say that these elections were held on the territory of another state, and this... is also a reason to talk about illegitimacy and about the non-recognition of putin's powers, why the united states of america , on which they are oriented, which are a marker for other states, did not say that putin is illegitimate. miss yulia? i think that the united states, like, for example, france, whose representative came to the inauguration, they are still trying to keep, you know, that a small gap in the possibility of communication with putin and, you know, well, how is it possible to bring him to his senses, to his senses, but unfortunately, it

spokesman matthew miller told reporters that specific tranches would be announced in the next few weeks. funds for these supplies will be allocated from the same $61 billion package, the adoption of which was blocked in congress for several months. meanwhile, supplies to israel from the then-approved package for tel aviv have been partially suspended. this was confirmed by the press secretary. the solution was taken amid fears that israel is about to launch a full-scale offensive operation on rafah in the south of the gaza strip. china and hungary have entered into an agreement to strengthen cooperation. a number of documents were signed following sizen pina’s visit to budapest. hungary also supported the chinese peace plan. on ukraine, which proposes to take into account the opinion of russia. report by pavel krasnov. a welcoming ceremony arranged for sedzimpina in budapest, somewhere to the west in berlin, paris or the capital of the european union in brussels, could well be regarded as mockery. on the way to the presidential palace, the column in which the limousine of the head of th

this is the spokesperson, matthew, mural miller was talking about this and the briefing. there is a report that report as we're asking about that is due to congress and today is the day it is due. and this is something that us president mandated back in february, but this is a something that this putting israel under the microscope in terms of that weapons assistance. but there is a need for compliance under us law that it must comply with us law in terms of humanitarian compliance. and there is a delay on that report. and so there is even additional pressure on israel right now to comply something the state department has missed in terms of that deadline. yeah, the state department being honest, if it even takes its deadlines seriously company. thank you so much. our white house correspondent company, how could that sits at this hour of news, but stay with us. we are back in just a couple of couple more minutes for the latest developments. thank you for watching the news . ringback the despite his ex, our former catherine, i need the car displeased tomorrow is set to run

it seems that matthew miller is under a bit of pressure. so i need to talk about the crossings and goals. but what closed mike? but he's also into pressure about this delayed shipment of arms and the bite and position on this. because now that being attacked from all sides and there is really a policy full lot getting on yes indeed, we heard the confirmation from the secretary of defense that the post and that on shipment is directly related to threats suff and his really operation in gaza. he made the connection absolute. this was repeated by the spokesman for the state department, although matthew miller wouldn't get into the details of what, what's contained in that particular shipment. he did to, as you heard the to speak about the crossings. but another point he made with regard to the crossings is that is really actions in a rough ha, or moving towards rep. uh, it seems you of the rough company crossing means that it is now in control of that crossing. and it now has the responsibility to open that crossing and make sure that humanity

thus, the official representative of the state department of the united states of america, matthew miller, commented on the sunday statement of the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives of the american congress. on the air of cbs news, he said that he does not rule out that at a certain point in time, american soldiers may appear. on the territory of ukraine, that is the day before, in response to a question about this statement, matthew miller said that he was not going to comment on it, and at the same time he recalled the words of the president of the united states. joe biden, that he, as the head of the state, will not send the armed forces of the united states of america to ukraine. well, this statement, in advance, or rather, on sunday evening american time, we had it from sunday to monday night, said hakeem jeffries, the leader of the democrats in the lower house of the american congress of the united states of america. the united states is not going to change the deployment of its forces. nuclear deterrence against the background of russia's intention to conduct

earlier the us state department spokesman matthew miller gave its response to the hamas announcement. ican i can confirm that hamas is issued a response and we are reviewing that response now discussing it with our partners in the region. as you know, director burns is in the region working on this in real time and will be discussing this response from our partners over the coming hours we continue to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interest of the israeli people in the best interest of the palestinian people which will bring an immediate cease—fire was would allow increased movement of humanitarian assistance will continue to work to try to reach that. i spoke to our north america correspondent, david willis who told me more about washington's response cautious reaction as you might expect, the white house national security telling reporters that united states was, evaluating the deal from hamas or word from hamas and went on to say that it was a highly sensitive time and did not want to say anything that might up and the ongoing negotiations when we heard from matthew mil

earlier the us state department spokesman matthew miller gave its response to the hamas announcement.n i can confirm that hamas has issued a response in your discussing the response partners in the region and the directors in the region working on this in real time and we will be discussing this response with our partners over the coming hours and continue to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interest of the israeli people and the palestinian people and it would bring an immediate cease—fire and allow increased movement of humanitarian assistance and will continue to work to try to reach one. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent david willis. david, what more can you tell us about the reaction out of washington? it's been cautious reaction as you might expect. the white house national security spokesman is telling reporters that the united states was evaluating the deal from hamas or word from hamas and went on to say that it was a highly sensitive time and he did not want to say anything that might up and the ongoing negotiations and later, we heard from matthew

we had a press conference from matthew miller, the spokes person of the state department. he said that the you as is it discussing it with its spots in the region and also that ca, direct bill balance is in the region working on this. but the state department declined to characterize a take a position. it was, his response had got from a mazda it says, washington, it believes that a hostage deal is in the best interests of these railey and also of the palestinian people, state department spokesperson stress betty military operation profile right now. what dramatically increase the suffering of the policy and peopling would lead to an increase and loss of civilian life. and that's also something that we heard from the pentagon. on sunday evening when defense secretary light austin, had a talk with is really counterpart saying that is roads needs a plan that he called credible a credible plan to evacuate it civilians and maintained your menu. terry nate and the spokes person of the pentagon said, well, the defense secretary had seen what he called concept from the is rarely

that they are reviewing a what it has a mazda proposed dispos person of the state department of matthew miller said that the us, as discussing is with its partners in the region, also noting that ca director bill burns is in the region working on this and well, the state department declined to characterize that. the response by composites, as washington believes that a hostage to you is in the best interest of both. he is really and also the palestinian people, both the state department late to the white house. once again stressed it a military operation. rough, i would dramatically increase the suffering of the pl listing and people it would lead to an increase in loss of civilian di know, israel's been carrying strikes in the guys and city of rafa, even though us the us and other countries, had a warrant of a huge risk to palestinian civilians and i, but any indication of what the americans feel about israel's insistence on proceeding with the operation of the there is indeed frustration. but washington is now still waiting for an official is rarely a response to this new proposal. earlier t

well, that would mean for the civilian population, their spokesperson, matthew miller said, this was made clear with berries rarely counted ponds on several level in the state department, cited cost $1.00 shipment of military assistant and is reviewing other as well. also adding a quite similar to what we just heard from secretary of defense load often day that the long term commitment to israel has not changed. so definitely in line also with those remarks, things that the us will continue to ensure what he called is israel is means to defend itself. so that's also what is secretary of defense lloyd austin said that comes is a time where a high stake report is looming over the y toes. i'm a president biden on whether it's read has violated international humanitarian law during its war in gauze, a report that has led to intense debates for months across the administration. and is the head of the n as even led to divisions inside the state, a department, but the state department already said that it will not meet today. so wednesdays deadline to sent this report, it to congress saying

because matthew miller was pretty clear, they're gonna take several hours to review this. and in his words, discuss it with their partners, which i assume means israel. but if you do hear something, you'll let us know immediately please. thank you very much, mike. we're learning some more information about the contents of this deal. here it is that the ceasefire proposal includes 3 phases, each of them lasting $42.00 days. so about 6 weeks, the 1st phase of the deal includes providing passage for displace palestinians to return to their homes. the 2nd phase of the deal includes the withdrawal of israeli troops and succession of military operations. in the 3rd stage of the deal is also a provision on ending the blockade on the gaza strip, which has been in place for 17 years. also 0 senior political analyst for one of the sharra joins us in the studio or one we were in the middle of something that we can't define yet because we have one side to this agreement that has accepted it. the other side hasn't. well, i tell you something, uh certainly we've been here for the 1st ti

continuation of the topic, footage has literally just arrived from washington, state department official matthew miller give permission, i quote, to kiev to use american long-range missiles. regarding our policy, i already said this last week, we do not encourage or allow strikes on territory outside the borders of ukraine. during a press conference in tashkent, putin said that now the main events of the northern military district are unfolding around kharkov, and the advance of our troops in this direction according to the head of state, it was provoked precisely by the actions of the west. well, indeed, the ministry of defense confirms that in the kharkov region the russian military indeed continues to advance into the depths of the enemy’s defense. our military department reported new data on the progress of the special operation, units of the southern group of troops improved the situation along the front line, the west group of troops launched attacks on ukrainian forces in the area of ​​kupinsk and krasny. the north group repelled five counterattacks near volchansk and staritsa. in the zone respo

controlled reality, all this in the united states, well, listen, well, a real person cannot look like matthew millert, well, look at him. and at the same time he is trying to say something. the difference between russia and israel is that israel is a democracy with accountability mechanisms and investigations that are currently underway there. this is not about russia. we are not aware of any investigation into war crimes in russia. there is a fundamental difference here, it lies in the fact that israel stated that it was going to cooperate with the investigation. russia did not do this. that's why the trip to israel was so important. israel stated that it was going to cooperate with the investigation and discuss with them the charges that were not being prepared. give him a herring already, shut him up, well, well, look, well , this is some kind of monster, crazy, illiterate, unable to formulate anything, not understanding that he trying to say whether it’s just simple republican senators, here are 12 guys who are so purely specific, they still signed their fingers on the fax and tell this internat

ally, quickly change the record, although the official representative of the state department, matthew millerdoes not seem to see anything strange here, in fact, he stated in plain text that moscow can be blamed, but tel aviv cannot, that is, it’s just a perfect illustration of a meme, you don’t understand, this another thing, and what ’s interesting is that along with the american party line they have already begun to waver. all sorts of russian-speaking grant-eaters and relaxants, boris ivanin will show how ridiculous their changing of shoes looks. the court in the hague has not yet made a decision, but they have already managed to condemn him. russian foreign agents who have settled in the west, like their grant givers, are drowning in indignation. after prosecutor karim khan demanded that arrest warrants be issued for prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the israeli defense minister, based on numerous evidence collected during the gas attacks. and what else is interesting. a couple of months ago, foreign agent rustem adagamov from prague admired when the international criminal court deci

in the u.s., state department specs person matthew miller says the united states expresses its officiales. as i ran select a new president, we were -- we reaffirm our support for their rights and freedoms. john kirby also commented, saying there is no question this was a man who had a lot of lot on his hands -- a lot of blood on his hands. ambassador john bolton also gave a reaction to the death. he wrote on x that raisi's death does not mean an end to the war with israel. he wrote why it might make it more aggressive. amb. bolton: the death of right ec is a potentially catastrophic blow to the rule of the ayatollahs, not because of the power of the president, but because right ec -- raisi was being groomed as a successor to the supreme leader khamenei. there have only been two supreme leader's since 1979. there was no constitutional process there. the loss of raisi frozen monkeywrench into their plan and could be the beginning of fracturing at the top of the regime, which could lead to the overthrow of the molas entirely. the reaction is to point attention elsewhere, and the iranian re

ally, they quickly change the record, although the official representative of the state guard, matthew millerhe stated in plain text that moscow can be blamed, but tel aviv cannot, well , that is, it’s just a perfect illustration of a meme, you don’t understand, this is different, so what? interestingly, along with the line of the american party, all sorts of russian-speaking grant-eaters and relocants have already begun to waver, how ridiculous their behavior looks, boris ivanin will show, boris, hello, well, are they clearly practicing the washington training manual? alexey, greetings, well, yes, if it’s a feeling that foreign agents with bad grades copied from the bad students in the state department, but that’s not the case, we worked on their mistakes. the court in gaga has not yet made a decision, but they have already managed to condemn him. russian foreign agents who settled in the west. how their grantors are drowning in indignation. after prosecutor karim khan demanded that arrest warrants be issued for prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the israeli defense minister, and on the b

department of state spokesperson matthew miller was asked what happens next. >> i can confirm that hamasd a response. we're reviewing that response now and discussing it with our partners in the region. director burns is in the region working on this in real time. we will be discussing this response with our ptners over the coming hours. we continue to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interest of the israeli people and the palestinian people at bringing an immediate cease-fire. it would allow increased movement of humanitarian assistance so we are going to continue work to try and reach one. christian: with me in the studio is jeremy bowen. it is pretty clear that there is an awful lot we don't know at the moment. convoluted messages all around. but we know that bill burns was the cia chief. so how do you reflect on this idea that israel did not see this coming? jeremy: well, i think that israel -- this is guesswork of course, but based on the kinds of things that have been said, i think israel's assumption was that the head of hamas in gaza was not interested in doing any kind

i listen to the press conference tonight with matthew miller at the state department. and he's still saying that there's iron clad support for israel and he did use the word iron clad. and now he's often in his tone a little bit on or off. he's saying that the us only opposes a major operation and drop off. the also changed his previous discourse about how much, how much he used to say that, how mass uh, needs to surrender completely. right. and now he's using a slightly different discourse with regards to how much. so you see the us sort of softening it's coming on. it can use the nuance of language called for the international audience, but for the domestic audience, it doesn't work so easily because biden's pulled the bus are dropping, protest continue across the university compass is something major cities, whether it's demonstrations continue, you know, you may look and say whatever he wants that the podium and so i can press a button, it's just not winning people over. is it? it's not biting the struggling right now at the poles. he's losing and all 7 swing state

announced new arms deliveries to ukraine, the statement was made by state department representative matthew miller. according to him, help will arrive in the coming weeks, but what exactly it will include, it is currently unknown. treatment of childhood trauma, fight against addictions and neuropsychological rehabilitation of military personnel. in the walls of the first medical association of lviv, doctors from all over ukraine, as well as... and france , exchanged their experience in helping patients with mental wounds. kateryna oliynyk will tell you more. nine-year-old mykhailo from kherson. six months ago, the boy was injured by mortar shelling by the occupiers. a fragment of ammunition pierced his skull and entered his brain. doctors were able to save his life child mykhailo was lucky to stay alive. the first two operations took us to mykolaiv, but the fragment remained in the head, and only the third operation was performed in lviv, we removed the fragment and collected his skull, placed a titanium-metal plate on top of the missing bones. after the experience, the child developed anxiety, my

this was stated by the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller. according to him, the actions of the georgian government are incompatible with democratic values ​​and thus call into question georgia's path to euro-atlantic integration. the usa also supports the georgian people. in his seeking to be heard and condemning the use of violence against peaceful protests. and in the american state of wisconsin , the police shot dead a student who came to school with a weapon. the guardian writes about it. after the incident, schoolchildren and teachers were kept inside the premises of the educational institution for several hours. i would like to note that, according to rights activists, the number of shootings in american schools has increased in recent years. this year alone, 115 such incidents occurred. search for espresso on youtube and be sure to subscribe, we have live ether broadcasts there, all episodes programs and special projects that can only be seen here, as well as a short video on hot topics in the short section, subscribe, comment your im

earlier, matthew miller said it is up to hamas to agree to israel's concessions. >> there has been ant offer on the table. the ball has been in hamas' court. we have made clear that they should accept the offer. that israel showed they want to reach an agreement that would lead to the release of hostages that would bring an immediate cease-fire and hope that hamas would take the deal. as to what is in their response, we will review that and withhold judgment until we've had a chance to conduct a full review. sumi: hamas' response comes hours after israel warned civilians in rafah evacuate. thousands of palestinians began fleeing the southern city following a warning from israel that 100,000 people should leave parts of the city as the military carries out strikes. a spokesman for the israeli military said the purpose is to destroy the four remaining hamas battalions. in the u.s., king abdullah of jordan met with president biden who warned of the repercussions of the rafah offensive, which could cause a regional spillover of a conflict. in anticipation of the offensive, the israeli de

this was stated by the spokesman of the state department of the united states of america, matthew millerlet's hear what miller said. russian nuclear rhetoric has been reckless and irresponsible throughout the conflict. but we do not see. reasons to change the positions of its own nuclear forces in response to these statements, since there are no signs that russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. mr. general, for two years there has been a lot of speculation on the part of the russian federation that they might use tactical nuclear weapons, and this was said in the context of what if something were to threaten ours. they consider the occupied crimea and the temporarily occupied regions of the kherson, zaporizhzhya, donetsk and luhansk regions to be their territory, so we can, they say, use tactical nuclear weapons, that is, theoretically, the use of these tactical nuclear weapons, what did they lead to, what consequences for russia? well, western countries have more than enough high-precision weapons, and they clearly know everyone. raiding nuclear weapons storage sites of

during the briefing, matthew miller said that the united states ambassador to moscow will not be present at the inauguration of russian president putin. miller did not answer the voice of america journalist's clarifying question whether it was a boycott of the ceremony. he also said that washington does not consider the presidential elections held in russia to be free and fair, but putin is the president of russia and will continue to be in this role. miller also commented on the kremlin's statements about training with the use of tactical... nuclear weapons. russian nuclear rhetoric was reckless and irresponsible throughout the conflict. however, we have seen no reason to adjust our own nuclear posture in response to these statements, nor any indication that russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. chinese president xi jinping began his visit to france by declaring that beijing wants to promote peace in europe and ukraine. at the same time, he again did not condemn russia for aggression, he also avoided the word war and declared that the longer the ukrainian crisis lasts,

working with our partners to prevent and address these issues at the state department, spokesman matthew miller says the us government has been pressing for a cease fire for a while now. there has been a significant offer on the table. the ball has been in hamas's court. we have made clear that they should accept that offer. but a senior israeli official quickly told nbc news the details of this cease fire are not part of the framework. the israeli government agreed to. among the conditions, israel would have to release 33 palestinian prisoners in exchange for each israeli hostage, and would have to agree to end military operations in gaza. following a meeting of the israeli war cabinet, a spokesman for prime minister benjamin netanyahu said they will continue with plans for an operation in rafah while working on a cease

such a statement was made by the spokesman of the us state department, matthew miller.ted that secretary of state anthony blinken is closely following the development of the situation in georgia. protests against the bill continue in tbilisi. on wednesday evening, law enforcement officers used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters, which injured a number of people. the eu and the us have condemned violence against peaceful demonstrators, as well as against journalists covering the events. parliament of georgia canceled for thursday plenary meeting. on wednesday evening , the controversial bill passed the second reading. if approved , it would require organizations that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register in ukraine as agents of foreign influence. brussels has already warned that the adoption could prevent the planambilis from joining the eu. in washington, they are concerned about the potential impact of the bill on freedom of speech and the general course of georgia. we are deeply concerned about the legislation currently movi

the statement was made by a representative of the state department, matthew miller. according to him, help will arrive in the coming weeks, but what exactly it will include is currently unknown. for safety, on memorial days. the police will be on duty near the cemeteries, the communications department of the national police reported. law enforcement officers can selectively check people. on these days , more than 12,000 policemen will work near the cemeteries. let me remind you that memorial days in ukraine will be held from may 12 to 15. the primary task of law enforcement officers, in the event of identifying suspicious persons who are there. may be present or respond immediately to citizens' appeals pointing to such persons, may be selectively checked. this was the morning in ukraine, read more news on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your preferences, and i will say goodbye to you, see you tomorrow, my colleagues will tell you more, stay with us. today in the verdict program with serhii rudenko. without discussions and warnings. ole

state department spokesman matthew miller clarified the us position in more detail. the united states categorically rejects. today's statement of the prosecutor of the international criminal court about requesting arrest warrants for senior israeli officials along with warrants for hamas terrorists. there should be no equivalence between israel and hamas, none. hamas is a brutal terrorist organization that carried out the most brutal massacre of jews since the holocaust. and it still holds dozens of innocent people hostage, including americans. moreover, long before this conflict, the united states made it clear that the icc had no jurisdiction over the matter. the international space station was created by state participants such as a court of limited jurisdiction. these limitations are based on the principles of complementarity, which, all things considered, did not apply here. my point is that prosecutors rushed to pursue these arrest warrants instead of giving the israeli legal system a full and timely opportunity to act. although israel is not a member of the co

already about it during the briefing, said the official representative of the us state department, matthew millerhe added that the government of his country will continue to provide ukraine with everything it needs , that is, support for us. and further short quote from mr. miller from the briefing: what we can do as a partner of ukraine is... continue to support them militarily, continue to support their economy and most importantly do everything we can to help them get back on their feet, that's the end quotes, and at the same time... the spokesperson of the state department did not answer the journalist's question about whether there is already a decision regarding the use of russian frozen assets. when a journalist asked him about it, he simply said: i have no comment on this matter, i don't know, preparations are underway, i have read about it many times, but when will it be decided, because as we know, europe is now one step, two, three, maybe ahead of the united states of america in the matter of confiscation or rather in the use of russian frozen assets, now we need this solutions from th

working with our partners to prevent and address these issues at the state department, spokesman matthew miller says the us government has been pressing for a cease fire for a while now. there has been a significant offer on the table. the ball has been in hamas's court. we have made clear that they should accept that offer. but a senior israeli official quickly told nbc news the details of this cease fire are not part of the framework. the israeli government agreed to. among the conditions, israel would have to release 33 palestinian prisoners in exchange for each israeli hostage, and would have to agree to end military operations in gaza. following a meeting of the israeli war cabinet, a spokesman for prime minister benjamin netanyahu said they will continue with plans for an operation in rafah while working on a cease fire agreement. that comes despite what the white house says has been repeated calls by president joe biden against moving into southern gaza, including during an extended phone call this morning , according to two biden administration officials, the white house also stopped a

dw matthew miller told me why germany isn't behind this like his campaign for palestinian statehood as well. germany was caught off guard by this announcement. then there was really no for wanting from news. let's, let's go leaders who made the announcement yesterday to the you partners. and what it did was it puts them in a difficult position, gemini, whose itself is having a historical obligation to be a strong child, lied to israel. but it also wants to be a bridge the piece in the middle east. i know germany's position as we had is the palestine state who'd palestinians that you should be recognized that that should come as a result of a negotiated 2 state solution. that essentially agreement reached between is really is impala study and, and so the german position is that it believes that recognition know kind of pre judges those negotiations. not quite clearly contrast with the comments we had from the leaders of those you countries yesterday, believe that recognizing published in each state who's given pets as to those peace negotiations. how do other political bodies see this e

my colleague oleksiy kovalenko spoke with state department spokesman matthew miller and asked him about these efforts by blinken and whether the u.s. plans to eventually stop, quote: not encourage such strikes given the consequences of this policy in kharkiv oblast. you have heard the position of the pentagon and the white house regarding restrictions on the use of american weapons by ukraine for attacks on the territory of russia. at the same time, secretary blinkin noted many times that although washington does not encourage ukraine to use american weapons for attacks in of russia, the decision of how to wage war in ukraine. can you explain this difference in statements on the one hand. the white house and the pentagon from another der-secretary blinkin. can you confirm that the secretary of defense is proposing to change american policy on this matter. there is no difference in policy between the pentagon, the state department, and the white house. we all have the same policy, which is that we do not encourage strikes outside the borders of ukraine. we do not make it possible to hit

state department spokesman matthew miller said this at a briefing. according to him, the united states plan to return to the stable rate of allocation of aid to ukraine, which washington followed before the break in funding. german development minister sveniya schulze arrived in kyiv on an unannounced visit. the german media write about it. the minister's trip is taking place as part of preparations for the conference on the restoration of ukraine. it is expected that the summit will gather about 1,500 participants in berlin, including heads of state and government. the conference is scheduled for june 11 and 12. funny about sad, the english-speaking theater in kyiv presented a play about english theater about ukrainian refugees in a stand-up format, about how it was possible to tell tragic rescue stories with jokes, further in our story. so fun, but sad. english-language theater in kyiv pro english theater staged a play once in ukraine. the director says that he tried to create a ukrainian odyssey. the retrospective journey runs along the evacuation

this is stated in the statement of the spokesman of the state department, matthew miller. senior officials will discuss the situation on the frontline, new military and financial aid, and long-term security commitments. this is blinkin's first visit to ukraine since congress last month approved a package of military aid to ukraine worth 61 billion dollars. in the morning, russia hit kharkiv with two drones, both of which flew over a densely populated area. this was announced by the mayor of kharkiv igor terekhov. according to him , at least seven residential buildings and an educational institution were damaged, cars were destroyed. two people were injured, a 52-year-old man and a 66-year-old woman. because of the russian shelling of kherson. one man died, two others were wounded, according to the head of the regional military administration oleksandr prokudina, during the day the enemy attacked 10 settlements. the russians broke into residential quarters, damaged a high-rise building and 16 private houses. there are also hits to a critical infrastructure object, an admini

the official representative of the us state department, matthew miller, said this during the briefingthe administration of the white house, together with all other departments, have already started preparations. of new aid packages, however , the specific terms for which we can receive this aid, the american representative he did not name the foreign policy department, he did not name it, as his journalists did not ask for it, well, i want to remind you once again about this additional funding that was approved in the house of representatives, this is the lower house of the american congress, it is 61, even a little more than a billion dollars, yes here more than... 20 billion dollars will remain in the united states itself and they will go to replenish the reserves that have already been spent to help ukraine, that is, weapons will be produced by the americans, american weapons in order to remain she is in the united states. well, another part of the money was allocated to finance the activities of american servicemen stationed in countries near ukraine, about 14... billions will go

minister believes it will, according to the us president of the state department's folks 1st and matthew miller talk further about this, about why the united states believes that this would be a mistake for israel to go ahead with that intensive take a listen, they have taught gardening quite openly about conducting a major military operation. in rafa, we're opposed to that, but we'll see what happens. we have made quite clear, we don't want to see it happen. we continue and i should say, we do continue to engage with them about other options that they can pursue. we have presented a full range of other policy choices that they can make that we think would achieve the goal of dismantling moss and choking off them off battalions that remain in rasa without without further endangering civilians there without causing this mass, population displacement with no place for them to go for the united states is trying to force israel's had an they're doing it in a way that they have been encouraged to do for some time. and that is by leveraging military supports. the us gives an angle of nearly 400000000

assistance for ukraine within the limits of the approved funding, state department spokesman matthew millerify when the presidential administration could announce this help, see miller's quote now, we working on other packages, i think you can expect us to get back to the pace we were at before the break. funding, well, this would probably be good news, if everything goes well, and they will accept it, what are the forecasts for this, mr. chaly, can we return, well, you know, this is not what i expected, because the pause in six months in the congress gave the opportunity to at least prepare not a billion ee from warehouses, but more, now we have received a billion, if the package, it is not enough, obviously, and if... we will receive as it is now announced, this will be slower than last year, that is, it is unacceptable, for me, i do not look at it as a military person, but purely in terms of approaches, well, if the congress accepts, as long as they have been waiting, it was already possible to prepare for a package not worth a billion in three, it is still will be on the question, and t

matthew miller spoke about the discussions that has been going on between the united states and israel. and this is what he had to say. they have taught gardening quite openly about conducting a major military operation in rasa. we're opposed to that, but we'll see what happens. we have made quite clear, we don't want to see it happen. we continue and i should say, we do continue to engage with them about other options that they can pursue. we have presented a full range of other policy choices that they can make that we think would achieve the goal of dismantling moss and choking off that most of the times that remain in rasa without without further endangering civilians there without causing this mass, population displacement with no place for them to go, according to national security council spokesperson, john kirby israel has understood for some time the us will not supply weapons for a round operation into process. however, as the united states will continue to supply weaponry for israel self defense, particularly when it comes to the recent rolled attacks or missile attacks comi

america matthew miller. let's hear what miller said. russian nuclear rhetoric has been reckless and irresponsible throughout the conflict. but we see no reason to change the position of our own nuclear forces in response to these statements, since there is no indication that russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. mr. general, within two. there was a lot of speculation on the part of the russian federation that they could use tactical nuclear weapons, and this was said in the context of the fact that if something were to... threaten our territory, they consider the occupied crimea and the temporarily occupied districts of kherson, zaporizhzhia to be their territory , donetsk and luhansk regions, then we say that we can use tactical nuclear weapons, but theoretically the use of these tactical nuclear weapons led to what, to what consequences for russia? well, western countries have more than enough high-precision weapons and they. clearly know all the coordinates of the storage sites of the nuclear weapons of the russian f

opposed to now we've heard the same thing said by the state department, state department spokesman matthew miller. not the going into the nature of the width instead on hold. but the state department spokesman, also referred to, is really operations near rough uh, taking over the rough of crossing for example. and the spokesman saying that now isabel has taken control of that crossing. it's now has responsibility to get you monetary, an aide into the area. it now has the responsibility to open the crossing and allow the free flow of humanitarian workers and indeed humanitarian aid. the state department itself is under the pressure. it is due to release a report to congress incoming days and national security memorandum in terms of which is obliged to say which countries are using weapons provided by the us in accordance with international humanitarian rules. now this is something that it was us to do by the white house some 90 days ago. it's missed its initial deadline, but it is an item that is critical because the 1st time a us government department is going to have to officially put down in bl