john mcfall continues to beat the odds. he lost his leg. it's a teen in a motorcycle accident only to become a paralympics, representing great britain. as a sprinter now is on track to go where no one with a disability has ever gone before up in space as the world's 1st ever pair. astronaut, when, when did turn out, they were looking for a candidate with a physical disability. i thought it was such an inspiring and exhilarating opportunity and i looked to the person specification and i thought, wow, this is, this is really aspirational, this is very brave and very bold thing to do. i'm with my broad scientific background and vast range of experiences. i felt compelled to try and help eda on to this question. can we get some with a physical disability that to, to meaning for work in space? that's what the european space agency helps to find out. but large and such a new feat will take time as part of the new isa class of recruits. mcfall will 1st work with engineers to understand what changes are needed in hardware to open professional space

john mcfall was named as a part of the class of 2022.has the story. >> it is the job of dreams, with an office with spectacular views, offerg an out of this world experience. many would love to be an astronaut but very few make the cut. now, in paris, the european space agency hasdded some new names to its roll of honor, selected from more than 22,000 applicants. this is the astronaut class of 2022. for the first time, they are widening its talent pool my recruiting the first ever para astronaut. >> being an amputee, being an astronaut was never really on my radar. >> john mcfall is a pair he lets them in -- paralpians sprinter. he has been selected using the same criteria as all european astronauts. the only difference is he has a disability. >> i would have a mix of skill scientific background where i could help them answer this very aspirational question. maryam: sorry about that, we had some slight technical issues there. let's recap our top story, the latest we are getting from ukraine. a number of attacks in ukraine, specifically i

john mcfall is a paralympian sprinter.pean astronauts. the only difference is he has a disability. i thought i would have the skills, the mix of skills and scientific background that i could really help them answer this very aspirational question of, can we get someone with a physical disability into space, to work in space safely? all astronauts have to undergo rigorous training. part ofjohn's job will be to test how the kits like spacesuits and spacecraft need to be adapted. his selection doesn't mean he will definitely get to go into space but esa wants to pave the way to make it happen. to people who have lived with disability, who have overcome the challenges throughout their life, the challenge of going into space, they bring something extra compared to the rest of the crew and that is what we really want to bring through this project. the last time a british astronaut got one of the jobs was more than a decade ago. that was tim peake, who got his trip to the international space station in 16. now two more brits may

john mcfall is a paralympian sprinter.stronauts. the only difference is he has a disability. i thought i would have the skills, the mix of skills and scientific background that i could really help them answer this very aspirational question of, can we get someone with a physical disability into space, to work in space safely? all astronauts have to undergo rigorous training. part ofjohn�*s job will be to test how the kits like spacesuits and spacecraft need to be adapted. his selection doesn't mean he'll definitely get to go into space, but esa wants to pave the way to make it happen. the people who have lived with disability, who have overcome challenges throughout their life, the challenge of going into space, they bring something, well, something extra compared to the rest of the crew, and that's what we really want to bring through this project. the last time a british astronaut got one of the jobs was more than a decade ago. that was tim peake, who got his trip to the international space station in 2016. there will so

john mcfall is a paralympian sprinter.een selected using exactly the same criteria as all european astronauts. the only difference is he has a disability. i thought i would have the skills, the mix of skills and scientific background that i could really help them answer this very aspirational question of, can we get someone with a physical disability into space, to work in space safely? all astronauts have to undergo rigorous training. part ofjohn�*s job will be to test how the kits like spacesuits and spacecraft need to be adapted. his selection doesn't mean he will definitely get to go into space, but esa wants to pave the way to make it happen. the people who have lived with disability, who have overcome challenges throughout their life, the challenge of going into space, they bring something, well, extra compared to the rest of the crew and that is what we really want to bring through this project. the last time a british astronaut got one of the jobs was more than a decade ago. that was tim peake, who got his trip to

but lodging such a new feat will take time as part of the new isa class of recruits. mcfall will 1st work with engineers to understand what changes are needed in hardware to open professional space flight to a wider group of qualified candidates. and the study is expected to last 3 years. it's not as if he comes in many different ways and the world health organization reckons that about 50 percent of the population live with some sort of disability and maybe to present or really affected by it. and so in no, of course, to be an astronaut is a very exclusive thing to be. but having a disability, he shouldn't rule you out. and that was really part of this very special project that we launched in this process. i think the message that i would gives to future generations is that science is for everyone. and space travel hopefully can be for everyone. the project is considered a giant lead towards enabling people with physical disabilities to reach new heights. ah, on is all about the world cup in katara, of course, and before the ball got rolling, for germany is open against japan. the t

i am also very glad to see our good friend of ambassador michael mcfall ambassador mcfall is a leading world-renowned expert on russia and us foreign policy he was the us ambassador to russia in 2011-4 he is now a professor of political science at stanford university and the director of the freeman institute from the field of international studies, i am also happy to see mrs. melindugaring, our good friend and expert and author on the problems of international and european relations. we are also linda, the deputy director of the eurasia center of the atlantic council. i am also happy to see my good friend arseniy yatsenyuk, former the prime minister of ukraine and the head of the kyiv security forum, i will immediately ask mrs. melinda haring to speak melinda we have many things to discuss today, but putin's blows and the missiles that putin launched into ukraine changed our plans somewhat. however, they did not change the idea of ​​our discussion, that we will defeat this monstrosity , nevertheless, what is the reaction in washington to the missile attacks on ukraine and our people uk

paralympianjohn mcfall, who is a sprinterfrom the uk, will be taking on the new role.g and he hopes to inspire others. we now announce our para astronaut for 2022 and that isjohn mcfall. applause. please come forward. congratulations, john, it's great to have you with us here at the front of the stage. i'd love to ask you a little bit more about why you applied to be an astronaut, first of all. well, when when it was announced they were looking for a candidate with a physical disability, i thought it was such an inspiring and exhilarating opportunity and i looked at the person's specification and i thought, wow, this is this is really aspirational. this is very brave and very bold thing to do. and with my broad scientific background and vast range of experiences, i felt compelled to try and help esa answer this question — can we get someone with a physical disability to do meaningful work in space? so what do you think that you can contribute to the feasibility study? i think that i can bring lots of things to feasibility study, but i think in particular i can bring in

the former british paralympic sprinter, john mcfall, lost his leg in a motorcycle accident to have to fix trainee. astronauts are women, as well as those recruitment dr. ames to bring diversity to space travel maybe to present or really affect and the statue of a controversial german colonial officer has been taken down in the media capital. fer pressure from activists in 893 correspond francois commanded a brutal operation in which some 80 people were killed. what was then known as german south, west africa? he country was a german colony between 18841915. ah . well, before the ball even got rolling, for germany's world cup opener against japan, a team had a message for fifo. german players covered their mouths during a team photo just ahead of kickoff. it was a response to the 1st threat of sanctions over the one love arm bounds. and germany were also he virtues that thing straight after a disastrous exit in russia 4 years ago. but they're open or didn't go exactly as planned. is hi, going to want broke the deadlock 30 minutes into the game after converting from the spot. germany co

ambassador mcfall, thank you for your expertise. that's going to do it from me. hallie jackson will pick up our coverage, next. jackson will pi coverage, next ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ i love what downy does for my sheets and towels. but did you know downy provides 7 benefits for your clothes, like making them softer and fresher. plus, downy fights fading and stretching. make your laundry softer, fresher, and look newer longer. >>> we are coming on the air with rortds that

first name john mcfall . anyway, name again, john mcfall.ncerned about this story because this is the it's all about the european space agency . when people voted for agency. when people voted for brexit in this country , brexit brexit in this country, brexit means brexit. good point . and we means brexit. good point. and we should be having our own space agency with our own . we should agency with our own. we should be able to send up our own. well, he's our and disabled person up in space and now we're having to rely on europe to send. and i just think it sends a terrible message . but i don't a terrible message. but i don't think i don't think space rocket is going to cross the northern irish border. so it should be fine . i don't know. i just think fine. i don't know. i just think that this is a betrayal of those 52. johnson is coming around and he would have eventually enough time radical red time around does we radical red pill . yeah i'm remainer why pill. yeah i'm a remainer why and that's it for part two. coming up we've got more on

first name john mcfall . anyway, name again, john mcfall.ncerned about this story because this is the it's all about the european space agency . when people voted for agency. when people voted for brexit in this country , brexit brexit in this country, brexit means brexit. good point . and we means brexit. good point. and we should be having our own space agency with our own . we should agency with our own. we should be able to send up our own. well, he's our and disabled person up in space and now we're having to rely on europe to send. and i just think it sends a terrible message . but i don't a terrible message. but i don't think i don't think space rocket is going to cross the northern irish border. so it should be fine . i don't know. i just think fine. i don't know. i just think that this is a betrayal of those 52. johnson is coming around and he would have eventually enough time radical red time around does we radical red pill . yeah i'm remainer why pill. yeah i'm a remainer why and that's it for part two. coming up we've got more on

that russia is currently under under great pressure, the former us ambassador to russia, michael mcfallised to watch the famous shiga video with a stern horse about the retreat, even if you do not speak russian, to feel the atmosphere of defeat, the former prime minister of sweden, carl bildt, wrote on twitter that kherson - this is the third defeat in this war after kyiv and kharkiv and summed up in the end he lost the kremlin, not even the politicians reacted ambassador united 12 american actor galiev strie- schreiber on instagram shared a screenshot of the news that a flag was raised in the center of kherson of ukraine with a commentary glory to ukraine the more victories ukraine has, the more international partners want to support it , ivan, an expert in international economics, told our colleagues how war affects the world economy, let's see ivanus, an expert in international economics, is now in touch with us ivan, congratulations welcome studio greetings , dear tv viewers, let's disprove a little uh, uh, um, some people's misunderstanding that midterm elections took place in amer

european space agency has announced its 1st ever disabled astronaut, a former paralympics printer, john mcfall, who lost his right leg in a motor bike accident will take part in a new study to see what issues having a physical disability caused during space travel is that one of 6 new astronauts including 2 women to be announced as a part of a drive to bring new diversity to the space program. ah, taught stories for you on our 0. russian missile strikes have targeted critical ukrainian infrastructure in areas as far west as libido. as part of moscow's campaign to plunge ukraine into darkness. as winter sets in. large parts of the country were left without electricity, as russia targeted ukraine's power grid. the strikes also affected neighboring, moldova, where more than half the nation was left without electricity for several hours. official, certainly 7 people were killed. so wouldn't, but along with the a u parliament declared to russia a state sponsor of terrorism. today she's been rush approved at true to the whole world with launching, so she's 7 rockets at our infrastructure at our ener

there, they are actually looking for agents of the west, here is a very interesting mcfulle michael mcfallov, who is just now at a ball somewhere someone took his picture there, it was taken by some journalist, you can say that he has a heart, a heart, a pad that drew attention here, it is interesting, here is a photo where he is sitting with the latest iphone, he has an apple watch on his hand , and he is sitting in a t-shirt with a new york uh he is a famous artist, he died a long time ago, jean uh, michel basquiat, that is, well, clearly, this is agent sru t-shirt blue t-shirt and the picture uh, well, what more evidence is needed that lavrov is working against russia. look at his face, an honest man, i wonder if putin will not will call you to the carpet and you won't say listen, you couldn't help but wear a t-shirt in three colors and not these two, which we hate just fiercely, so our one more hour of the marathon has finished, we'll be back after the news and on eva melnyk will now tell what happened there in ukraine and the world the last hour eh so

it is more like an attempt to portray something, rather than to do something working group yurmak mcfallent proposes an approach called cold war 2:0, it includes the introduction of a special trade regime with the russian federation that minimizes trade with by the aggressor country, in addition, such measures will contribute to blocking russia's access to western technologies, as well as markets and finances. meanwhile , the european union is preparing the ninth package of sanctions against the russian federation . according to the media of ukraine, russian officials, propagandists and other figures who support putin's regime will be subject to sanctions from the ninth package, among other things. the package may also include disconnection of the remaining russian of banks and the swift system and price restrictions on russian gas, they say in the media, we are in direct contact dmytro galevich, political scientist-internationalist dmytro good night, how do you evaluate these trade war proposals 00 if we see that so far russia manages to circumvent even these international sanctions whi

has not been able to achieve any serious gains, they wrote the former us ambassador to russia, mike mcfall, tweeted about it, and the former commander of the us ground forces in europe, ben hodges, also reacted. let's hear how they commented on it. putin lost the battle for kyiv, he lost the battle for kharkiv he lost the battle for kherson where he will lose again predicts that president putin will next lose the battle for crimea the decisive stage of the campaign next summer and then he will lose the internal battle in the kremlin before the end of next year ostap at a press conference dedicated to the mid-term elections president biden said which took place on november 8, he told a about the fact that a is still counting votes in three states in ukraine is monitoring these elections after all, it is very important for ukrainians that the congress preserves bipartisan support for kyiv, what can ukrainians count on after receiving the final results of natalya's vote in the white house, they say that regardless of the election results, regardless of who will ultimately control many represe

and published today by an international group of experts working under the leadership of michael mcfall and andriy yarmak is a document about the absolute necessary sanctions against russia in the it sphere, this is what really can weaken the potential of russian aggressiveness and which are used for missile and drone terror for the production of military equipment for cyber and the spread of disinformation that is, it is one of the pillars of the russian war against ukraine and freedom in the whole world, we offer a concrete way to break this russian it pillar i am sure that we will fulfill and this is the task , there will definitely be new sanctions against russia. finally, today it was possible to free another 107 ukrainians from russian captivity, six of them - these are officers and 101 sergeants and privates of the army of the navy of teroborona national guard of the border guard many of them were injured and very seriously everyone is already being given the necessary help i sincerely advise another 107 families have seen their relatives thank you to all our team who provides th

the former british paralympics prince john mcfall is part of a new feasibility study to see space stations need to adapt to culminate people with physical disabilities. is one of 6 new optional containing to women have been recruited to make space programs more inclusive. when you turn out and say, we're looking for a candidate with a physical disability, i thought it was such an inspiring and exhilarating opportunity and i looked the person specification. and i thought, wow, this is, this is really aspirational, this is very brave and very bold thing. to do with my broad scientific background and vast range of experiences, i felt compelled to try and help each sir onto this question. can we get someone with a physical disability to do meaningful work in space? he requires one of only aid countries which have won the world cup and they actually claim the trophy twice. but it's been a long time since those glare days are latin american. salisia newman has moved from multimedia. i'm in what looks like quite an ordinary residential neighborhood . in monte vale, except that there is nothing or

however, petro poroshenko's statement that he made in a private conversation with michael mcfall simplyuch a goal. true , the interlocutor of the ex-president of ukraine turned out to be not the former us ambassador to russia, but the pranksters of our head lexus. so, the revelation of one of the signatories of the minsk agreements became public knowledge. poroshenko admitted that the peace process. he was needed solely in order to gain time, namely to form the armed forces, to train the ukrainian military according to nato standards and, as a result, to form the best army in eastern europe, the former head of independence proudly told the imaginary diplomat that thanks to his cunning. he got at least 4 years to train the apu. by the way, as russian pranksters. poroshenko gets on the net more often than others in this case, she helped to get in touch, fired from the post- ambudsman. lyudmila denisova was the one who convinced the former ukrainian president to communicate with a smartphone. and what else did poroshenko confess to him, zinaida kurbatova listened to. for the fifth time por

i think that yermak's mcfall commission is talking about this next ninth package.hink it will work. and i will tell you more, that is, optimistically to overdo it, but this is an inevitable process, that is, to date, the whole process has shifted the ice from the chair, and the sanctions pressure will only increase, it is only a matter of time, and the problem is that this time takes the lives of our fellow citizens. well, not only from time to time and control, because the package of sanctions is already huge, it will be even more after the ninth package is voted on, god forbid, they will already discuss and vote, but in spite of this, they continue to go to russia while assembling, the chips continue to go to russia, they transfer the oil, they transfer it through intermediaries, who should be the big policeman who will control all those sanctions, well, the totality of states, that is, there can hardly be any one subject. well, you have to understand that if there is a problem , there are always people who will try to help solve this problem, especially when the

european space agency has announced its 1st ever disabled astronaut, a former paralympics printer, john mcfall, who lost his right leg in a motor bike accident will take part in a new study to see what issues having a physical disability caused during space travel. is that one of 6 new astronauts including 2 women to be announced as a part of a drive to bring new diversity tim space program.

into secondary corresponding sanctions, now this issue is being actively worked out by the yarmak mcfallup in order for partners to be more strict in terms of celebrating compliance with those selection decisions that are already uh and ot look here you say yes about the g20 g19 what happened on the eve of eh or 20 eh the united states of america canada will impose new sanctions eh in particular against eh russia, that is, they actually show it in its place and the place of the russian federation is where they drew the letter z eh, yes, these are the toilets that they have, respectively , located near high-rise buildings in all other regions of the russian federation, that's the place in fact and that's why russia is really taxing it now why because it really has there the nuclear arsenal that it can use accordingly is an understanding of a huge territory and, well, let's say that it is also unprofitable to build new destabilizing points, that is, there is already an agreed position, the first of which is that ukraine should win this war, but the second what is the origin of the fact tha

you've been agency has announced its 1st ever disabled astronaut, a former paralympic sprinter, john mcfall, who lost his right leg emerge by accident. we'll take part in a new study to see what issues having a physical disability causes during space travel is at one of 6 new astronaut, including 2 women to be now part of a new dr. to bring diversity to the space program. when you turn out and say, we're looking for a candidate with a physical disability, i thought it was such an inspiring and exhilarating opportunity and i look the person specification. and i thought, wow, this is, this is really aspirational, this is very brave and very bold thing. to do with my broad scientific background in vast range of experiences, i felt compelled to try and help each sir. on to this question, can we get someone with a physical disability to do meaningful work in space and quit monday who is touch up anytime on our website at the just that is our 0 dot com all the news and of course, coverage of the world cuff audio dot com ah.

john mcfall, who lost his right leg in a merger mike accident will take part in a new study to see what issues having a physical disability causes during space. travel is at one of 6 new astronaut, including to women to been asked to sort of a new dr. to bring diversity to the space program. when you turn out and say, we're looking for a candidate with a physical disability. i thought it was such an inspiring and exhilarating opportunity and i look the person specification and i thought, wow, this is, this is really aspirational. this is very brave and very bold thing to do with my broad scientific background in vast range of experiences, i felt compelled to try and help each sir. on to this question, can we get someone with a physical disability to do meaningful work in space? on monday we catch up any time on our website address that is our 0 dot com all the news and of course, coverage of the welcome audio dot com ah, the top stories on how to 0 russian missile strikes have targeted critical ukrainian infrastructure in areas as far west as levine, as part of moscow's campaign to term

choosing astronauts for its "class of 2022", including the first—ever astronaut with a disability — john mcfalle last three—year period. it's arguing more investment is needed if europe is to keep up with the us and china, as well as private companies nick spall is a fellow of the royal astronomical society here in the uk and a member of the british interplanetary society. welcome to the programme. nice to see you again.— to see you again. good morning. once again. _ to see you again. good morning. once again, europe _ to see you again. good morning. once again, europe talking - once again, europe talking about how much money it will spend. $19 billion it wants for its projects in the next three years. that is a lot of money, given all the current economic challenges europe is facing, isn't it? it challenges europe is facing, isn't it? , , isn't it? it is indeed. they have actually _ isn't it? it is indeed. they have actually got - isn't it? it is indeed. they have actually got 17 - isn't it? it is indeed. they| have actually got 17 billion isn't it? it is indeed. they i have actually got 17 bi

john mcfall is a paralympian sprinter. of, can we get someone with a physical disability into space, to work in space safely? all astronauts have to undergo rigorous training. part ofjohn�*s job will be to test how the kits like spacesuits and spacecraft need to be adapted. his selection doesn�*t mean he will definitely get to go into space but esa wants to pave the way to make it happen. to people who have lived with disability, who have overcome the challenges throughout their life, the challenge of going into space, they bring something extra compared to the rest of the crew and that is what we really want to bring through this project. the last time a british astronaut got one of the jobs was more than a decade ago. that was tim peake, who got his trip to the international space station in 16. there will soon be many opportunities for these new astronauts, including trips to the moon with the artemis mission. the hope is this marks the moment we open up a space to everyone. rebecca morelle, bbc news, paris. a reminder

paralympianjohn mcfall, who is a sprinterfrom the uk, will be taking on the new role.one who is passionate about the idea of disabled people entering more industries, all across the world in every different sector, the idea of a disabled astronaut is a huge accomplishment and a huge step forward for every disabled person. the fascinating thing is about zero gravity environment and the fact that you are, let“s gravity environment and the fact that you are, let's say paraplegic, that you are, let's say paraplegic, that should not actually make that much difference? trio. that should not actually make that much difference?— much difference? no, i know for a lot of disabled _ much difference? no, i know for a lot of disabled people, _ much difference? no, i know for a i lot of disabled people, hydrotherapy is a common thing, and that is used because it almost simulates that kind of gravity, so absolutely it is the thing that should have happened and now it has happened it is a huge accomplishment and something that is accomplishment and something that is a long time coming

the worst possibility as the admiral was saying, as ambassador mcfall was saying in the earlier hour, that is is a deliberate russian attack. this is what president biden has said from the beginning. why he resisted ukrainian demands for jet aircraft and other kinds of weaponry for long range missiles because they wanted to make sure that ukraine does not that goes into russian territory which would you know, get bring nato into this war. that's why there have been no boots on the ground. that all the training has been done in neighboring countries, in germany and poland. they've been so careful. now for more than eight months in making sure that nothing you know, nothing engages nato. that would obviously require a major response but they don't know that. they don't know if it were missiles contrary to earlier misunderstandings and they think that something happened. working with poland. we understand that our secretary is going to be talking to his polish counterparts. all the allies are involved. >> monica, back to you because i understand you have a new statement here from the nsc

the two speakers, one of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle, and the other, on the left, lord mcfallhs laid on behalf of the crown dependencies and the united kingdom's 0verseas territories. including the chief minister of guernsey and jersey, do isle of man, representatives from anglia, bermuda, british virgin islands, cayman islands, falkland islands, cayman islands, falkland islands, gibraltar, saint helena, ascension and the turks and caicos islands. the channel islands, the only part of the british isles that were actually occupied by nazi germany during the second world war. next it is the turn of the high commissioners. first from canada, australia, new zealand, south africa, india, pakistan, sri lanka, ghana and malaysia. all those countries which played a crucial part in both world wars. almost1 million australians served in the first and second world wars. and south africa, 200,000 people served in world war i. the second group is made up of high commissioners from nigeria, cyprus, sierra leone, tanzania, from jamaica, from trinidad and tobago, from uganda and from kenya. a

john mcfall is a paralympian sprinter.e get someone with a physical disability into space, to work in space safely? and i thought i could be that person. all astronauts have to undergo rigorous training. part ofjohn's job will be to test how the kits like spacesuits and spacecraft need to be adapted. his selection does not mean he will definitely get to go into space, but esa want to pave the way to make it happen. you look at sport in particular, which is where i guess i hailfrom, but look at the way that inclusion, especially physical disability breaks down those boundaries of perception. and this is another small cog in a global wheel of people's perceptions of ability. the last time a british astronaut got one of the jobs was more than a decade ago. that was tim peake, who got his trip to the international space station in 2016. now two more brits might get the chance of a mission. megan christian, who is in the reserve squad, and rosemary coogan, an astrophysicist who is part of the professional astronaut corps and wi

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uh, the former ambassador of the united states to russia and this fake mcfall.four new territories and now listen to what arsenova answered this. what do you think that's about, but the so-called referendum? so how can we influence it? it doesn't affect anything in the grand scheme of things. uh-huh society in a special way. it doesn't care. somehow this worries the experts, and the society has decided for itself as a whole that we don't care. yeah, and because the propaganda tv machine works. well, in general, 80-90% of society believes that it still needs to end with a victory on red square, parades, vladimirovich, how do you like the ukraine victory parade on red square, but you see, he just says skeptically about what it is the propaganda machine erased consciousness imposed, unthinkable, well, a fantastic model that the ukrainian society believed in, which is under the hood of this propaganda. and just like that, he says that, for the most part. society, in general, society has been erased consciousness anyway. and here is where i want to turn again. our ta

interview with the american ambassador mike mcfaul, the former ambassador uh gave, uh, in general, mike mcfallwe agreed to talk to michael mcf, who turned out to be a vovan and a lexus. and now petro poroshenko, the president of ukraine, also fell for this bait, but this is a man who entered. history , among other things, as a person who signed the minsk-2 agreement, what does he think about this agreement now, listen do you agree that it was impossible to fulfill the minsk agreements? no, i think it's very talented, written document kamon but why why the president zelensky said that this is impossible, see point one i do not comment on president zelensky why because he is fighting against me, he wants to use this factor to damage me. i doubt that now is the right time for this. i needed these minsk agreements. to get at least four and a half years to form the ukrainian armed forces to build the ukrainian economy and train the ukrainian military together with nato to create the best armed forces in eastern europe that were formed according to nato standards well uh, about the development of th

uh, at least mcfall once attended the kremlin, he got to believe this literacy. the question is the next question is that ah here the problem is in agreements. and what to tie them to, so that they are fulfilled by any agreement. it's just that the prisoners themselves never perform on their own, respectively, the instruments of pressure on the parties, as if on all sides of this process, as it were, respectively, lacking. so, to say that the russian federation was not interested in this at that moment, for example, how and says that, as it were, for example, some actions were not carried out by uh individual acts in order to push this all somewhere, not quite, either. respectively, these issues is different. what tools were there to bring it to the end in that format, some kind of it was supposed to be, but this is the main question that still rested after the political driver left. so i came to activate all these pas. they dragged the zelensky tribe there. vaughn began to break mrs. macron so that he signed the form, well, into the barbell formula, and then the

talk on behalf of everyone the same ambassador, the former united states ambassador to moscow, mike mcfallish can already get acquainted with the prank. well, let's take a couple. e the most. in my opinion, such characteristic, uh, moments, from his interview from his answers, supposedly uh, to the former semi-united states and now an influential american political scientist from stanford university. here he said what he told about ukrainian corruption and the lack of freedom there the second is the restriction of freedom. now this can still be allowed somehow and somehow it can be explained and somehow you can put up with it, but you get used to it very quickly. when you get used to it, then it will be difficult to leave, that is, the whole situation, post-war transitional, it will be very difficult, it will be very difficult, because the monopoly of power, which has now been established in all its manifestations. she has a big problem. since our conversation is not public, then, uh, i can say that another problem has not gone away corruption situation. paste many facts outrage and unfort

uh, at least mcfall once attended the kremlin, he received this literacy.s themselves never perform on their own, respectively, tools of pressure on the parties, as if all sides of this process, as if, respectively, did not get enough. so to say that there the russian federation at that moment was not interested in this, for example, how to say that, as it were, for example, no actions were taken from outside, but separate acts to push it all somewhere , too, not quite, respectively, these questions. it turns out in another. what tools were there to bring it to the end in that format , some kind of it was supposed to be, but this is the main question that still rested after the political driver left. so i came there activated all these pas. he agrees that they dragged zelensky there, he began to break down along with the macron, so that he would normally sign 500 into the stanamir formula, and then the situation changed immediately after he changed administration is simple, because all agreements operate on a certain format. another person came to you, resp