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the ukrainian military focus in the house of representatives, one of its co-authors is democrat mike quigley so according to him, this bill should help not only ukrainian immigrants, but also refugees from other countries. at the same time, i also talked to legislators who do not have relation to this draft law and asked what their attitude towards ukrainian immigrants is, so the republican, mr. makurnyk , claims that he supports ukrainian immigrants, but believes that ukrainians would now it is more appropriate to fight the war in neighboring european states closer to the homeland because the union and america are now in their own migration crisis suggests to listen to the opinions of both legislators right now we have refugees from afghanistan from north africa from many other war zones and we also have refugees who are waiting for the political and economic crisis in central america when i meet these people and what they tell me and it's not only our friends from ukraine they all say i want to work i want to contribute i want to feed my family build a roof over my head and it's part of th

weapons for american of military personnel agrees with republican makonov, and congressman democrat mike quigleyo says that if ukraine had not defended itself, the current border of the war would have passed would already be in moldova, the baltic countries and even poland. therefore, these investments are not only for ukrainians, but also for democracy in the whole world . he stated this in a comment to my colleague kateryna lisunova blah blah, i rarely agree with senator makonov, but here he is right, this is an investment in democracy. national security not only of the united states, let 's ask ourselves what would happen if this war really ended in four days, then the current border of the conflict would be on the territory of moldova, the baltic countries, and even possible to poland, we must remember why we fought in the second world war, why our ancestors restrained the autocrats of the world with all their might, he is watching the encroachment on the democratic territory today by beijing, having its own interests in relation to taiwan , and other autocrats are also watching. therefore ,

for all of this and where this leaves things in russia and in ukraine, democratic congressman mike quigleyllinois the co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus. congressman thank you for being here. what do you make, first and foremost of this mystery there seems to be right now surrounding the whereabouts of general surovikin? what do you think? >> i think we use our common sense when we assess the situation. after a dramatic coup attempt like this, there will be lots of speculations and rumors. it'll take some months to really figure out. but let's ask ourselves what happened. an operation like this, of this significance, would have taken some time to prepare and a lot of coordination. and probably troops massing and moving over to the east where they eventually went. it's hard for me to imagine that the regular russian army wasn't aware of the mercenary army moving about making plans and if they were aware, why didn't they let others know. >> putin is making moves, it seems, to try and make clear that he is still the man in charge. where do you think this rebellion leaves vladimir pu