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with your associate valentina rudenko, that in 2008 at the bucharest nato summit, let's say angela merkel almost ran away from you i invited the president of the united states that two days before the summit er that we should work in kyiv er on the issues of acquiring er associate membership of the pdc for ukraine and obviously ukraine ukraine fulfilled everything and brought us a resolution that which is offered er to accept at the summit that there were no prospects for the pdp or membership, there was not even a remark that ukraine is a european state. they sat opposite merkel and sarcasm as soon as it started, a break began, the sarcasm immediately washed away, and merkel stood up, but saw what a group of presidents is leaving, well, in the end, we agreed that we will work on a resolution after that. putin, having received carte blanche, will prove to bucharest the attitude of the alliance to the security issue . two and a half months later, his troops in georgia in august, and a few months later , the same germany signs with putin the severny stream one, this is 2008, a complete logi

call by phone or order on our website leomax.ru beyond the boundary is beyond the blind johann merkelith twisted legs and membranes. now studying at the university, she teaches the story of an ex-girlfriend. blindness has not been able to forget him for a year now. it didn’t bother you in any way, he’s not a full-fledged person at all. he does everything that ordinary people see. gan lost her at the age of 2 due to a genetic disease at birth. doctors diagnosed him with a rare diagnosis of oculo-tooth syndrome. at the baby. there was a huge head, fused fingers and glasses looked forward to the young mother, the doctors warned the child that the weather would not survive, he would not live. he had a very weak sucking reflex of 2.800. he was born, then he lost more weight, that is, a small weight, he did not keep warm, and i cried. i had three. natalya cried. well , the doctors immediately realized that this child was not like all the pregnant women went to the ultrasound, nothing was shown. well, maybe it was the ninety-eighth year and it was not visible, and when he was born he was qui

was out merkel was the one that was course was much more hard line in terms of ukraine, specifically. and much more focused on the don barza on the men's records. accordingly, saw that mac crohn was going in his own direction, saw that she should ping, ah, was his best friend on the global stage. and of course, also saw that russia had much more energy and gas influence over here. i'm going to was come to so i could talk about the united states over here. it was strong to initially pull the refunding from your grin, but then released it. and then you had in made just this minute, 11 republicans in the senate, and i think it was 57 in the house who voted against the 40000000000 dollar package of funding for ukraine. if trump was hold withholding money, this seems to be a mood to do that now as well, isn't the a mood? well, i mean, given that this is one of the most bipartisan packages that had gotten support in the united states, many americans agree on nothing. right? now, democrats and republicans, the amount of support overwhelming majorities in the house and senate for $4000000000

to keep migrants back from its border merkel. i feel morocco basically does a dody wolf for us. we want to be seen as a beacon for human rights, but he yeah, yeah, who are able to hemp, lucky in this fence, for example, was previously especially wishes type of raise a shot bob wire. i'm rights activists complained that the spanish took it down to that then with that, but then spin just paid morocco more money than with any money. and now exactly the same res offense has gone up on the other side. what would it be known in a level model? several spanish cities saw protests after the unrest on june 24. the interior minister now has to testify before the european parliament. but the prime minister pedro sanchez has praised the security forces on both sides. back in morocco, a true remains. undeterred. he's already tried 10 times to get into spain and he's ready for attempt number 11. i mean, reminder of our top story at this hour, nancy pelosi has left taiwan following a visit that's raised attentions with china. the u. s. how speakers that her country would help to tie one's abili

because it was in that european party, those people, includi especially angela merkel, have acquiescedim as an ally. christian democracy is this incredibly useful cover for orbÁn because it gave him protection bause other christian democratic leaders for a long time thought he was one of them because of his public rhetoric. orbÁn, like tru, he has t support of evangelicals and conservative christians without ever setting foot in church. in orbÁn' first couple of years in power, he presided over taking the number of registered religious organizations in hungary -- churches and synagogues and mosques, etc. -- there were 350 of those and in the first year he cut them down to 32. by removing the tax-exempt status from the others, he literally pushed hundreds of mostly small evangelical christian john nominations out of the country. you can decide for yourself what that looks like christian democracy. on the question of dictatorship and the 21st century dictator, i think when we look at dictatorships, we have i mind hitler's and stan. they come with big ideology and repressed their populati

do you think that warnings in the past by angela merkel because of her views on vladimir putin ora merkelher views on vladimir putin or a grander theory about how trade can help drag authoritarian regimes into a kind of place?— a kind of place? germany definitely _ a kind of place? germany definitely has _ a kind of place? germany definitely has been - a kind of place? germany definitely has been too i definitely has been too dependent on russian energy. also, germany was too fast in getting out of nuclear energy before alternatives have been built up. it would have been much betterfor germany built up. it would have been much better for germany to built up. it would have been much betterfor germany to be more into renewables and especially to also allow fracking. do have germany's significant reserves of natural gas but they are values because of the ban on fracking, so germany is paying the price for its previous energy policy mistakes.— its previous energy policy mistakes. . ~ ., mistakes. right. talking about brin . in: mistakes. right. talking about bringing back _ mistakes. right. t

about 4 or 5 years ago in 2018 when the previous coalition decided in its initial treaty under merkel, that they would fund and support elegy import terminals in northern germany, which were purely for liquid for transportation. but it never happened. and during that time, one thing they did is they said they were gonna contribute to half a $1000000.00 in canada on the coast for building a facility that would export it l n g. nothing ever happened afterwards. it was, it died. and here, there again, bringing it up in canada, according to trudeau, seemingly isn't yet committed. so it doesn't sound like you think germany said count on canadian, ellen g, but we're seeing european energy prices spike again this week after this announcement of a 3 day shut down of nord stream, one at the end of the month. how do you rate germany's chances of successfully replacing, shrinking gas supplies quickly it's, it's simply not possible and don't take it on my authority. i listened to mr. mueller, who's head of the network agency for the natural gas infrastructure in germany. he says, this'll be a cri

, so she's focusing on the eu, meeting leaders like france's emmanuel macron and germany's angela merkelegy is to start negotiations with our authorities. not with lukashenko, but with the authorities who can take responsibility. my mission, just to organize new elections where i'm not going to participate. eric: you wouldn't participate? you don't want to be leader? svetlana: no, no, no, i don't want to be the president of belarus because, you know, we are really in deep economic hole, and i think that the ruler should be at least experienced person who knows how to rise up the economy of belarus. eric: for now, she continues to play the role of president in exile, even delivering a new year's presidential greeting. eric: lukashenko, meanwhile, was filmed at a new year's eve ball dancing with a miss belarus contestant. having forced his opponent to flee, he now mocks her for trying to lead from abroad. eric: but the lack of central control has been one of the revolution's strengths. people have formed their own protest groups: women, pensioners, neighborhoods. it's meant lukashenko can'

and that was, was what the anglo merkel did in the last 16 years of what is lacking now. so, we have to end the ukranian war. how can we anthea ukrainian war? there's no simple solution, but the only solution i see is more sanctions and more heavy weapons for the ukrainians, so that they are really able to defend themselves. and that's, that's, that's a point where we're germany does not everything it could do. we have some more chains, we have an arm of their head goats we could deliver to ukraine so that, that could be done by germany. that, that, that's, that's for sure. and the 2nd thing here here in germany, or of course, we have to safe every energy we are now using especially guess. and there's no plan for saving a gas in germany. no, in public houses or nato, and also not in private houses. so there's no plan, they are no legal means taken by the government to safe gas to save energy. so and, and we are losing day by day, the chance to come around of this winter. and we are not using the, the nuclear plants we have in germany, no plans from the government to, to u

sparked a storm of reaction with even a for instance, the year normally reticent form a chance langler merkel who hasn't said much should see less thought left off his last year or condemning the remarks of the palestinian president. but it's not just about his remarks, as you say. it's also about the year slow reaction from my chancellor schultz. and some people have called, that are unprofessional. and there is this story that the, the year the chancellor's meteor advisor effectively brought the press conference to an end before the chancellor. or was about to say something. am, well, you know, that's fair enough. but i think the chancellor of germany ought to be a responsible for his own action, sir. and the leader of the opposition christian democrat party is called incomprehensible. he says that abbot should not just have been contradicted, he should have been told to leave the chancery rather than being offered the handshake, that shows immediately thereafter did offer him. and there have been some negative comments as well, from jewish leaders here and other opposition. politicians, i

something like this from the german chancellor sounds just wild and merkel in this spirit never spoket and schol said that germany would never recognize any attempts to separate the territory of ukraine and promised a hundred million euros for weapons for kiev well, zelensky dressed up in military. vyshyvanko urged the smell to give russia a good punch in the face, so he said and promised to return the crimea by any means, i do not advise other countries. however , there is a feeling from the west to ukraine that they don’t care anymore. it seems that the kiev sabbath was needed by the west, so that, according to an unkind tradition, once again unite against russian russians listen dozens of world leaders and international organizations joined vladimir zelensky for online summit all declared solidarity and continued support for kiev by seizing crimea putin deployed more and more russian forces on the peninsula, turning the territory into an armed camp from which to was to threaten the rest of ukraine. so the crimea rightfully became the launching pad for the february 24th invasion. we

merkel says that the russian president has lost touch with reality, it's exactly the opposite. realistically understands what they want from us and why they are doing this from ukraine very realistically , he has not lost reality, mrs. merkel and the gentleman, on the contrary, it's just that everyone else, knowing these threats, are afraid to open their mouths and sweat their palms in horror, what will be done to them americans, if they only find it difficult to reveal. yes today today russia is almost alone. but it is today that russia is showing the world. who is who and what is what? i really hope so. that this example of russian understanding will spread to those who have known everything for a long time, but are afraid to raise their heads, everyone is surprised and surprised in the world. why is he silent? uh, he was silent for so long, let's say putin is going on there. god knows that he is there with the paralympians there are some conversations. uh in the natural state of meeting with uh, with ministers. uh, some kind of economic life, household and so on and so on an

merkel and mr.lse, knowing these threats, is afraid to open their mouths and sweat their palms in horror, what the americans will do to them, if they only reveal it difficultly. yes, today russia is almost alone. but it is today that russia is showing the world. who is who and what is what? i really hope so. what is this russia's example of understanding can spread to those who have known everything for a long time, but are afraid to raise their heads and surprise everyone in the world. why is he silent? uh, he was silent for so long, let's say putin is going on there. god knows he's there with the paralympians. there are some conversations in the natural state of meeting with uh, with the ministers. uh, some kind of economic life, everyday life, and so on and so forth. and there is no hysteria, and somehow everything is calm. and so they annexed the crimea and annexed everything. somehow it comes naturally. and why this is also a very important point. a very important moment in understanding the ru

merkel said that she would not be able to macrons because of schultz's health, the rest are still silent how gorbachev is remembered abroad by anton dadyn. shortly after reports of the death of mikhail gorbachev appeared, journalists tried to find out from joe biden what he thought about the outcome of the life of the soviet statesman. mr president gorbachev mr president your reaction to gorbachev's death sir. i just found out about it. as a result, the white house limited itself to a text statement on behalf of biden. mikhail gorbachev was a man with an outstanding vision of the world, as the leader of the ussr he worked with president reagan to reduce the nuclear arsenals of the two countries to relieve the people around the world who were praying for an end to the arms race. he undertook democratic reforms. he believed in eye-sight and perestroika. and for him, these were not slogans, but the way forward for the soviet people. after many years of isolation, the result of his actions is a safer and freer world. for millions of people, leading american publications have devoted front pa

>> this is interesting because this is the question that angela merkel avoided during this final monthf being in office. whether china was proof that this concept had failed. she did not want to answer that question what she means isg that quite having less trade reliance. she has cited ukraine with germany's heavy reliance on russian gas as a negative example. in relation to china, that must mean she has her argument to have less dependence o certain aspects of production and supply line there cannot be certain medicines that can be delivered at home because of the high reliance on china. . she is in line with whatmerica under trump and biden have been callg for for long time. clearly the europeans and germans are rethinking their relations to china. >> thank you for that. let us take a look at some more stories. croatia has marked international roma genocide remembrance day. an estimated 16,000 people were killed during world war two. community leaders say many roma live in poverty despite rules protecting minorities. this airways ways for suspending sales of four whole flights from

this means that merkel never allowed himself to equate the victims.he president of germany never allowed himself this. and still doesn't allow it. this is an abomination, grandfather, who went running through the fields of russia as part of the wehrmacht this is an abomination says about who are the victims of stalin's repressions. hitler girls goering bartender and all the other bastard nazis someone once tried to escape someone caught up later. equated the nazi bastard and europe wants them to talk about something after that. the death of a young talented woman is a terrorist act called a russian provocation not a word of condemnation not a word of condemnation against our fugitive scum who frankly call for terrorist attacks on russian territory not a word of condemnation against ukrainian scum let me remind you that back in the eighth year, the arrest officer said that there would be terrorist attacks throughout moscow in the event of hostilities. and now we will answer what zelensky says. so it will be heard how he can answer. his army is being gr

during early in the presidency when angela merkel came to visit washington the first time, the headline i think in politico was leader of the free world meets donald trump. and i saw that and it was, you know, it was very cleveren in its irony, but also heartbreaking because it was true. the president of the united states was no longer the leader of the free world. he was attacking the free world. he was cozying up to dictators and it was angela merkel who was now the beacon of hope for democrat sick people and to see that torch passed away from the united states, it was heartbreaking. it was heartbreaking on january 6th to realize what was happening to our capitol and how it looks to the rest of the world. it's a terrible tragedy for us and in many ways the worst tragedy for people around the world because there's no where else for them to turn. people who are in prison cells, journalists in prison cells in turkey, they look to us, there's no where else for them to turn. political prisoners in prison in iran to us, they're not going to look to china, not going to look to russia and inc

incident has sparked a storm of reaction with even the normally reticent former chancellor, angela merkel, who has not said much since she left office, condemning the remarks of the palestinian president. it is not just about his remarks, it is also about the slow reaction from chancellor schulz. some people have called that unprofessional, and there is a story the chancellor's media advisor effectively brought the press conference to an end before the chancellor was about to say something. that is fair enough. but i think the chancellor of germany should be responsible for his own actions. the leader of the opposition christian democrats parties called it incomprehensible. he said he shouldn't have just been contradicted, he should have been told to leave the chancellery rather than offered the handshake he was offered. there have been some negative comments from jewish leaders and other opposition politicians. i think you are seeing a lot of aftermath, broken porcelain on the floor. there is a lot of repair work for the german government to do. they have summoned the palestinian represe

it's either a horse to merkel agreeable traditionally suitable as the old should be the new circumstances to which will probably, or didn't even look different. when will you please do who kill sofa all we flew. most people do. we wish to world religion through the push to put some a loaf on is still not very often new with a dealer. but you can just use that for the you know, the government, which is a really or simple a system new person else. and you typically do it with different service please. michael and your name will know will not be is and i will just, i'm a little solution. something special for the reason. they're still getting the power in can you order? he's going to be here for them. also send you a regular, especially mccoy, and the question is, you just need to be able to use like a manager, nicole of a young with a meal for schedule, with cassette kid code name, chemist and as of platoon commander, neo nazi and satanist, joined february 2016, according to security forces, he'd been involved in 2 in russian soldiers and murdering don bass civilians shown up with an don't

let's remember angela merkel, for all the _ let's remember angela merkel, for all the substance she hadis a really significant moment in a pivot, long-term _ significant moment in a pivot, long—term pivot away from that, between — long—term pivot away from that, between two centre—left governments who would _ between two centre—left governments who would feel at home politically with one _ who would feel at home politically with one another, and who both have really _ with one another, and who both have really unreliable large neighbours now. _ really unreliable large neighbours now, generally with russia, but also any much _ now, generally with russia, but also any much more benign way, the canadians— any much more benign way, the canadians will be unsettled with the prospect _ canadians will be unsettled with the prospect of president trump returning at some point in the future. — returning at some point in the future. so _ returning at some point in the future, so it is a 11 for both of them. — future, so it is a 11 for both of them. but _ future, so it is a 11 for both of them, but

merkel could well have had the same relations with france, but merkel left.nd mr. macron, in fact, has lost these positions. although today he could take full advantage of this . yes, i would have picked it up. uh, points points in this regard, of course, erdogan turned out to be the most most, firstly, there is a well-thought-out policy. we will discuss this more, yes, and i said it yesterday. but here with butyrish, in my opinion, there are more and more questions. here, he will slip the name a couple of times between the people's organization , he is a neutral position, and he will also have difficulties. that's it, there's still an advantage. we know, uh, how respectful putin is towards international organizations, especially the united nations, yes , americans are definitely disrespectful, but putin always respectfully expressed, and therefore, in addition to the authority of the individual, it may not be enough, but he has the authority of the position and you need to read with him, so he, of course, has the opportunity to conduct some sort of dialogue

interview of your associate valentyna rudenko that in 2008 at the bucharest nato summit, let's say angela merkelvoided you i invited the president of the united states to work in kyiv two days before the summit e-e on issues a-a acquisition of e-e associate membership of the pdch e-e for ukraine and obviously ukraine ukraine fulfilled everything and brought us

merkel hookah hacker claimed that nord stream-2 had nothing to do with politics even then it was all madness everyone who had eyes saw that it was a geostrategic project but they closed their eyes now we germans have to pay for it, but ukraine pays a much higher price ukraine so i took of times we are going through difficult times for our economy and for our people but we must remember that it is much easier for us so we will have a lower temperature at home we will have problems in industry but look at our neighbors ukrainians, look at their suffering, they are losing husbands, sons, children. i think we have no reason to complain, this is the price for our opportunism, for the desire to make money, this is the price for all this . thank you very much mrs. bek for this conversation and thank you for your support to ukraine. thank you. inconvenient questions. warm conversations are the most interesting . insider fox every friday 21:00 in marathon the only news someone takes life, someone gives it and there are those who save life without sparing their angels in this war fighter vital

wanted the chinese separately from europe there separately with the french separately, do you remember merkeloved to go to china with all the ministers there to talk for a long time to maintain some kind of human relations to bargain something purely for german business and now china has before her a collective and concerted solidarity measure, and of course china does not like this at all, and this is one of the results that can be felt with the hands of our war with russia, that is, this fundamental war strengthened the west and this war clearly said that ukraine will be part of europe and a professional measure not only in the name of political declarations, but now at the level of a clear signal from the european union that ukraine has candidate status and that changes a lot for the whole world and for china, too, well, obviously, it will change eh and eh position of russia, or at least russia counted on the fact that china would also show all its ability to compete with the united states of america, and that is why sergey lavrov, commenting on nancy's visit to taiwan , said that they say

pressure, but the main thing personally, now everyone recognized it merkel from bucharest put a barrier in the way of donations to ukraine and georgia at that time, and they untied their hands and in 2008, officially medvedeva, but read what we all see now that it's complete no dimon, he gave way rather well, what is the wedding general or the horse? when they say what ? thank you very much. volodymyr kopchak, the head of the south caucasian federation-center for the study of the army, conversion and disarmament, mentioned an important date, the beginning of the actual invasion of russia in 2008 , and as we now understand, the bolts are a prelude to of the current invasion, medvedev said about it or was warned about it, now medvedev is saying about it, let's go straight to the text that we warned then, it was a little repeated in ukraine, now they are trying to repeat well, they are not doing so well, and well, but we are at this point, we are moving on to the news and the clip for anna yevalnyk will introduce you to them. thank you, colleagues , for your work. the newsroom continues to

dependence on vladimir putin and russia and energy to the point where -- and donald trump warned merkelhis, why are you making putin and russia rich again? you are allowing them to control your destiny. if america is energy independent, it does not matter. it doesn't matter what happens in the straits of hormuz. it does not matter what goes on in the middle east except i believe we have a responsibility to protect our ally the only democracy in the region, which is israel. if we are energy independent, we create high-paying career jobs for americans in the energy sector, and those jobs, they will train you, these oil companies to be a truck driver. you start out at $100,000 a year and they will give you a place to live and all of the overtime you can take. that is not a bad start in life are a young guy. that may be doesn't want to go to college, that is a good start. we are energy dominant, then we can take all of that natural gas, we have over 200 years' worth of known supplies available, and then we ship it over to our western european allies, we find a way to get it over there, and

and before the cancellation of the leadership after the departure of angela merkel, and within this partyere are also such anti-russian forces, uh, who are just interested in breaking the relations that existed all these years. that is, there what was the politics of merke e-e, the consulate is actually recognized as false, that is, the hds, let’s say so. at this stage, it is just a bigger ally in ukraine than the truth or the party, first of all, it is a social-democratic party. there are still a lot of such putin fersters , so they are called, that is, politicians, businessmen who are interested in order to maintain relations with the russian federation, to develop economic relations , that is, it is very, very difficult, and it started with german politics, these are precisely the people who support the russian federation. i will talk a little more about this story with blowing up dugin's car, and this russian philosopher in quotation marks, yes, actually, professor mark heleoti is one of those very famous researchers of russia, the author of many books about russia, and he wrote an ar

they will illegally devoted, straightaway, merkel me wound up with didn't even have like john's to came asylum. uniform. yeah, i don't want a spanish police simply send them back. that would be, oh my god. that's illegal. under international law. many of the migrants were from countries entitling them to refugee status in europe. so we put the claims to the head of the regional government. well, there might be one or 2 cases that have been many attempts to get across the border . recently. we were all worried about the wall rising green prices, missile, and people going hungry, or there are real consequences from all of that or less realty. i was totally literate. melia is a small city with a population of around $90000.00. it's one of the few european territories which has a land border with africa. journalist javier says spain as happy to pay out millions to its african neighbors. to keep migrants back from its border. maroka, i feel like morocco missing. he doesn't know the will for us. you want to be seen as a beacon for human rights. yeah. who are able to camp lucky. this fence, fo

and that's threatening to disrupt coal supplies to power plants, as well as affecting jo merkel, german chemical producers which are located along the river. most people when they hear drought think of parched farm land, but the extreme conditions are also taking a heavy toll on woodlands in urine bare and southern germany. local authorities have come up with an unorthodox plan to help the cities trees, whether this dry spell. a cold shower is essential if these trees in europe the got to survive, the high temperatures a taking metal. what about we have been giving each treat to 100 leeches of water nicely distributed so that the water can trickle down to the fine route. subsequent come this weather the cities indoor swimming pools of the source of the water. floating on haste out and his colleagues pumped out several times a day. the former form lytham's name means that we don't have to use drinking water from the mains for the trees. it was a great idea to use the water from the swimming pool of that would have otherwise ended up in the water treatment plant. seagly unlocked low via t

they banned fracking even though they used it quite happily, but banned it under the merkel governmente kind of put themselves in the worst possible position. i suppose they have. ijust come back to britain all the time on this because this autumn, people are going to be faced with really horrendous price increases in their energy and even worse injanuary, another price raise. so at that stage the government is going to have to intervene in a major way. i think agnes is quite right, most people can survive perfectly well, 80% of the population will survive pretty well. at about 20% cannot and will actually seriously either be short of food or be cold and really dangerous conditions. any government, right, left, centre, anything will have to intervene at that point, i don't think people quite realise the degree of intervention is necessary. and the degree of neutralisation. what is going to have to happen is 80% who may be suffering a bit and there are alway borderline on these things are going to have to support that 20%. they�* re totally ill—prepared at the moment. i really didn't an

building was destroyed on the way back , and there is nothing strange about it, you and daddy, manya merkeles are just tiny pebbles on which the empire is built here it is so simple that of course we taught it, i woke up the empire came true well, this lady will not see the collapse of putin's reich, there is a good picture with mickey mouse that exhaustively describes the reaction to her death as they say, they will understand, but now, the second is far more important, the second has not passed and the fifth minutes after the explosion, as the chenushes and propagandists have already found the culprits, there is no doubt that this is a custom-made murder, the legs do not doubt who ordered it in kiev, they deny their involvement, but taking into account what position alexander took duginy iva dochty becomes obvious who can be behind the explosion and on the official tweet of the tseregrad channel, a text appeared with the demand that ukraine will be destroyed after valery platonov, our debt will be destroyed the tools of evil will destroy ukraine as a terrorist state, we and ukraine cannot

merkel, which was called gas, is the best, so-called , they called it bricchu, bridge fuel to pass fromirty coal to clean renewable sources, let's do everything with gas, produce electricity, heat everything with gas, there will be a lot of russian gas and we will buy it as much as possible, and now the result of this strategy is that germany really cannot balance its own energy system, but let's add of our colleagues who are in the video link, mrs. kateryna. and what do you think, europe cannot or does not want to roll back to those peaceful times when it was actually possible to trade with russia federation and don't think about cold winters. good afternoon, once again about russian gas, let's go. well , in the region for which i can give a more specific answer, this is precisely the balkans, here a part of the countries is already making attempts to abandon russian gas, but still a part remains priv connected to e-e gas supplied from moscow. the only country that does not want to give up russian gas at all because a special price has been set for it is serbia , and in the spring of t

sparked a storm of reaction with even, for instance, the year normally reticent form a chance langler merkel, who hasn't said much since he left off left off his last year or condemning the remarks of the palestinian president, but it's not just about his remarks, as you say. it's also about the year slow reaction from my chancellor sholtes and some people have called that are unprofessional. and there is this story that the year the chancellor's meteor adviser effectively brought the press conference to an end before the chancellor. i was about to say something. am well, you know, that's fair enough. but i think the chancellor of germany ought to be a responsible for his own action. sir. the leader of the opposition christian democrat, party is called incomprehensible. he says that abbot should not just have been contradicted. he should have been told to leave the chancery rather than being off at the handshake, that sholtes immediately thereafter did offer him. and there have been some negative comments as well, from jewish leaders here and other opposition politicians. i think, you know,

april 2008, when he personally arrived in bucharest and personally pressed the leaders of france, merkel and sarkozy, and forced them to block the provision of an action plan for membership to ukraine and georgia. moment the united states and, in principle, everyone supported them, decided to present an action plan regarding membership in ukraine to georgia, because everyone understood that this is a critical moment in the development of western civilization and a critical moment in the development of relations between russia and event, that is, it was then necessary to show what nato is capable of, instead, the accession process was blocked, the process of even providing an action plan regarding membership, which is actually worthless, nato does not demand anything from the point of view of responsibility for the fate of ukraine and georgia. it was a victory for putin , he it is absolutely clear that nato and the collective west in general allowed him to do whatever he wanted , he immediately attacked georgia, we know that in april there was a war between russia and georgia in august i