i fully assume that it will minsk-2. showed to the whole world that we were not going to conquer kiev and over it here is our russian flag, how to hang it on the dagestag , uh, but hmm uh, c. there are a lot of unknowns as they say, and i would suggest keeping a close eye on that, and i think public support. it will be precisely for the strict observance of our goals of demilitarization in the complete defeat, arrest and trial of all these nazis, these bandera criminals and the entourage. i would say isolation bandera nest, without this there is no demilitarization of identification. ukraine will not be the people of ukraine we see how intimidated he is. i'm not a romantic at all. i didn’t think that we would be met everywhere with flanks and with songs from russia, but one cannot but admit that over these 8 years in all russian-speaking regions, in order to stop and crush potential loyalty to russia, all administrative structures, all schools, all educational institutions were penetrated by the nazis . the press all the

there and the german minsk was signed after all.is only voiced their wishlist. here is the key we must understand with you that no one has signed anything about anything. uh, as a truce, not yet agreed. it sounded like normal rhetoric. yes, within the framework of what happened and earlier, i want to remind my colleagues that it has already happened that we have ceased fire over the past few days, it has been such that we have ceased fire, the ukrainian side did not adhere to the same thing, the same thing is happening now and it’s not worth it inflate some kind of scandal, some kind of hysteria, but natalya xenon is very wonderful. on my view, analysis of the situation and where? maybe bring e, i would also add maybe if the situation is the weimar republic. yes, remember, when not finished off, there are veterans after the first world war. yes, they are revenge, and as a result, the third reich appeared. if today, for example, regardless of whether there, and liberated donbass where will the line of contact with them move further.

from donbass who survived 8 years resettled for the first time the bombers come to their senses in minsknd at the very beginning , new data from the ministry of defense on how the special operation to protect the inhabitants of donbass is going on, units of the russian army took full control, the village of zolotaya niva, and also managed to force the river. kashlagach and take advantageous positions for a further offensive, in total, over the past day, they managed to advance 6 km. deep into the territory of the donetsk people's republic, up to 60 ukrainian nationalists were neutralized, two tanks and four bt infantry fighting vehicles and a unit of the luhansk people's republic completed the cleanup from the militants of the village of zhitlovka. now the battles are going on the outskirts, the city is criminal. high-precision air-launched cruise missiles destroyed large fuel bases in settlements, dnepropetrovsk, lisichansk, chuguev and novomoskovsk, from which fuel was supplied to the ukrainian group of troops in the donbass during the night, operational-tactical unmanned aircraft hit

and these are just the keys to a new apartment in minsk.ve in a room, but now in an apartment, yes, this one is from the front door this narrow french castle there. my father and i hit him together when we went on a visit in the spring. this one is from my mother's room, and this one is small from my desk. city ​​of minsk gorkogo street house 9/7, apartment 17, that's it in minsk for a long time, maybe at home already. no offense, but you say so, because your village. well, yes, in the winter the village. i believe that my house is intact. the keys are with me, so you are my whole house , think what to say. just calm down. well , good, come on, lyokha, come on, what have you forgotten, go. well, let's go to the road of my anxiety for 17 years, we are bezbors and long from duban. on the volga, we horses under it and hike. together we celebrate the most important milestones in life and open with a new light smile, overcoming awkwardness and fears together we discover the secrets of beauty and learn to treat ourselves with love together we sha

and of course the osce has worked for years to support implementation of the minsk agreements. russia is accused of the greatest war crimes, bombing schools, hospitals and homes. targeting families as they try to run to safety. we welcome action taken under the moscow mechanism to hold russia to account. the osce fact-finding mission must be given full access so that evidence can be gathered. finally mr. president, i would like to stress that we continue to support the vital role of the osce field missions in central asia and the western balkans, including through its office of democratic institutions and human rights. we strongly support osce efforts to facilitate a peaceful resolution and the conflicts in georgia, moldova and others. the united kingdom remains steadfast in our support and appreciation for the work of the osce and for poland's chairmanship at this critical time. i think you. -- i thank you. >> i thank the representative of the united kingdom for her statements and i -- >> mr. president, i would like to wish a warm welcome today to mr. rau. i commend poland's w

this is the so-called minsk sea, a reservoir created in soviet times to fight tents. horse estate and i was the most famous owner of eustace, luban is a big fan of gardening and farming, the basis of the park of trees, which are already over 100 years old, but one of its main treasures is elegant white poplars. now let's talk about treasures. in the truest sense of the word, perhaps the main material value of all time, although even here everything depends from what angle to look at this treasure , i invite you to the museum of money. hello, andrey, i feel right here with you, you know, as it should be in a big real piggy bank. how long have you been collecting wealth professionally since 2011 , so since childhood in minsk i have been living there. this is the very center of the city of minsk, dug somewhere there, dug up some coins of the soviet period of the thirties, and it’s so much like it sunk into my soul for some reason, that, probably, from those times you can count that i’m on it who collects banknotes. they don't know who's collecting coins here. where did i

lipino hotel minsk city gorkogo street house 9/7 apartment 17 minsk city gorkogo street house 9/7 apartment gorkogo street house 9/7, apartment 17 what shot? what did you do? well, he said, i said not to shoot, the team here is do not shoot. your mother, go bend over. they didn’t tell you the cow, the beef was fired from the first shot, without an order on command, get ready for battle should take on the brace they are on the trigger, i kept. come on, junger, who doesn't happen to. quiet. from there . well, wait a minute. come on, come here. leave me alone sagittarius going. what are you doing? lieutenant? quotes my brother, my brother even guys my brother commander commander. this is a new team. you do not know the commander will open?

well, uh, of course, as you rightly said, the agreement was spitting in minsk. very well that in the eighteenth year in november of the eighteenth year, and it was about minsk in the normandy format. and uh, the other day my colleagues and i were in the recently liberated city of volnovakha on recaptured ukrainian positions, but we found them among a-a. we found a cache of ammunition for a grenade with a british ufo grenade launcher and an abandoned military uniform, uh, ukrainian servicemen, and we were bought documents a of a junior sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine who was trained in well according to standards. well, here we have this and here and here there is a date. uh, the second of november of the eighteenth year. he completed, uh, those courses. here is what he did. here, uh, weapon handling, orienteering, medical training, and hmm let's just say teamwork. well here, uh, the colonel taught, uh, kazaryan. junior sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine and actually in the same positions where he worked. uh, boris kazaryan uh , there were a lot of u

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state of belarusian philanthropists, athletes and trade unions and russian cooperation diplomats in minsk not remember anything. except for the war, at least for a while they forgot. they all already have, including us, the post-war syndrome, but we continue to help others. we don't give up. you see, i would very much like it all to end faster, there is already an agreement that the belarusian camp will accept about 100 donbass children, two more groups will also come for rehabilitation in may june, these children will go home on april 10 and really hope that there they will fall asleep in silence anastasia salkhovskaya alexander aleksandrovichsky vesti, minsk now a small advertisement and look further. wet snow cooling down to -7 and a yellow danger level is not at all april weather, waiting for the inhabitants of central russia and scientists have discovered the most distant star from the earth. it is 13 billion light years away. big stores and prices like on the internet in rbt generous discounts so the panasonic bread machine features automatic addition of nuts, raisins for only 15.99

remember, when putin says the cossack is talking, he told how the minsk negotiation.nd he said that the ukrainians are telling us there, well, damn it, we don’t really know here, m-m. here is a violation, what are allowed there? can you tell us let's you tell us. we will write it all down now. there you come up with something, we fuck it, this is all this to continue. they say you have to talk to the americans. yes , just the next to lie. now we will show, to be in time. well, let's talk about something, uh, with an american, with, uh, this president, who can only throw insults. well about scattered insults. this we showed you the day before in history continues from the polish baydman visit, where he, among other things, said that putin should not remain in power in russia , though, then the assistants somehow got better there , they said you misunderstood him, he really the matter is not about this, but about that, and in general he wanted to say this. there was a sequel there. why because the western press drew attention to these statements, for example, the times

we've been through minsk 1 and minsk 2.nsk 3 at the moment that would probably cause hostilities to come down a bit, but it's not going to be the end of the war. putin doesn't even consider ukrainians to be, you know, worthy people worthy of living. i mean, he's showing it with his actions. but, you know, the real enemy is the collective west, he says it explicitly. and you're the enemy, you're in mortal danger, but at the same time, you know, european politicians are kind of -- cannot agree on the fact that, you know, killing ukrainian civilians is wrong. the western business has to agree on the simple fact that paying taxes to an aggressor who's going to use that taxes to make bombs that will fall on your heads is wrong. and people are even afraid to kind of voice their opinion against this war. why? because it would lose them some audience or it'll cause some backlash, you know, from people who disagree with that. and you have tucker carlson. i mean, like, do you feel safe in the hybrid war like that? i wouldn't if i wer

why did i start with the fact that you could not make a coup, you could fulfill the minsk agreements,ould withdraw troops outside the republics on february 22, on february 20, zelensky could write a letter that we would not join any nato anywhere and we would not all this will be nothing . europe could do the same. maybe now it’s easy to just buy for rubles, but instead it will be left without gas, like ukraine, like ukraine now dary means ah, about these sanctions. yes, you know, i thought for a long time, for example. eh, what can russia to undertake? what kind of retaliatory measures and so on, that means, and so, that means i’m sitting like this, thinking, thinking, now we need to switch to the ruble. and then i see that the americans are forcing us to do it. you understand what we must do. the americans are doing the most for us, you know, this is aerobatics. this is a game of political geopolis game, that is, if we, for example, do not deliver wheat in advance, we will announce about how you could you and so on. and when they do everything for us to close at home. we will soon s

and even in moscow and minsk.ple everywhere are standing up to call for president putin to stop this attack. the russian people are themselves asking, how many -- themselves asking how many lives putin will sacrifice for his cynical ambitions. and they are appalled at the answer. to the russian protesters, i say thank you, thank you for your bravery. to the russian soldiers sent to the front lines of an unjust, unnecessary war, i say, your leaders are lying to you. do not commit war crimes. do everything you can to put down your weapons and leave ukraine. the truth is that this war was one man's choice and one man alone, president putin. it was his choice to force hundreds of thousands of people to stuff their lives into backpacks and flee the country. to send newborn babies into makeshift bomb shelters. to make children with cancer huddle in hospital basements, interrupting their treatment, essentially sentencing them to death. those were president putin's choices. now it's time for us to make ours. the united st

in 2014, the 1st minsk protocol was signed to prevent further escalation the agreement aimed at an immediate cease fire, but failed to stop the fighting. the conflict has claimed more than 13000 lives ah. in recent years, the media has conveyed a distorted image of the women fighting on the front line there broadly portrayed as weak, struggling to hold their own in a marsha world. i wanted to meet some of these women and find out who they really are. with people who don't deal with them the politically i'll come back with a should have a little puzzled about them and but as there was a brother, mama, liam was a veteran. some of them are the shuttle because with little thermal citizen and the stuff about rome positions stuff. oh so so so, so hopefully we got that. yeah. i don't know either north broward . yeah. i don't have to try and you i did like near the end of to beam. you know that a good start with guys as well. there's a full or so so thought that or should i what that ultimate boy last not really sure. just a little more reward is not be as well just not been reaching out to him, but

and as for minsk, that is, they were waiting for us, who were they preparing there?ot understand that by hitting they would receive an answer and prepare for it. they prepared that they had all the cities. look at the gazer the field is walking. these are fortified areas - a line of fortified areas. we now take in the ring main grouping. they are starting to restore the next line through pavlograd. that is, and this is only the city no one digs trenches. this is not a front, which is the first ukrainian the second ukrainian are fighting only cities, roads, railways. and it will wait for us further, too, therefore, the only thing we can count on now is to save cities. it does not land troops there. we must break the back of nazism here, right here is the darkest spot. this will be the general environment. this time you need to destroy it. no, it's still coming to this. everything in this military sense, there is just one more little japanese. yes, except for this yes, this is what he said, aristovich, the military industry. ukraine practically. he says one word, but u

they have really done that with the deal that was negotiated in minsk, the minsk process effectivelyin some fact at least. i think most ukrainians would not be expecting crimea to be... they've given up on it. interesting because what they have gone through it now, that's changed. probably has changed that calculation. an even harder thing is look at the russian advance in the south where they have made more gains. that is where they have been somewhat successful, so what do you do with mariupol? they are trying to develop this corridor, is russia really going to withdraw from those areas? unlikely, highly unlikely. so there is one option of a negotiated settlement but the other option which is looking pretty likely is that this grinds on for months and months if not longer. we have not mentioned china in all of this as well. i wanted to come onto this because friday there was a discussion between president putin and president xi and that has huge potential. is there the sense of the mere fact they were willing to talk on this... you meanjoe biden and xijinping? yes, sorry, they have

they succeeded in this when they sabotaged the minsk agreements immediately after they were signed ind in the end they said that they would not be implemented, as i said, therefore their ability to imitate the process. we, uh, know her well, and this time, uh, we can't get off that way. yes, about the imitation of mikhail yurievich, so to speak, violent activity, he is interested in negotiations. indeed we are all these years since the fifteenth year, how many years have we had 7 years? yes, we know very well and yet. well , definitely nonetheless. lavrov certainly understands. uh, how important are any contacts now, yes, that is, he is still a diplomat, and he will certainly defend the further interests of russia. independence, whether the ukrainian side wants it or does not want to delay it. they will process, there is an understanding that the second time, as with the minsk agreement, will not work. this is the most important thing, which is very important here. uh, just need to tint a few here parts, but in connection with just these completely creepy stories that relate to the hu

check now look to you, when you thwarted the minsk agreements, then later russia was forced to call onto recognize the republics and you were told. yes, you were told. it was possible to answer you was told. withdraw troops outside the borders of the republics of the administrative regions. take away so that not a single shot was fired for two days instead of these two days. you increased the shelling and you ask if you could have prevented it, you could have known. here spiridon stands his position here, consistent all these years here in paris, zelensky could sign the disengagement of forces. it was agreed upon, the procedure was agreed upon, how the parties disperse, and he tore it right there, and applauded the nazis and spoke to this. which well done zelensky i told him to do it and zelensky did it. let putin meet zelensky and tell him what zelensky did. the soviet did not make the presidential says that putin's words are to blame, but i say, i say what you say, unfortunately, you say the same thing for 5 years. let the third one and the same well-known today, peskov once again to

they have not really done that with the deal that was negotiated in minsk, the minsk process effectively, in some fact at least. i think realistically most ukrainians would not be expecting crimea to be... they've given up on it. interesting because what they have gone through it now, that's changed. probably has changed that calculation. an even harder thing is look at the russian advance in the south where they have made more gains. that's where they have been somewhat successful, so what do you do with mariupol? they're trying to develop this corridor, is russia really going to withdraw from those areas? unlikely, highly unlikely. so there is one option of a negotiated settlement but the other option which is looking pretty likely is that this grinds on for months and months if not longer. we have not mentioned to china in all of this as well. i wanted to come onto this because friday there was a discussion between president putin and president xi and that has huge potential. is there the sense of the mere fact they were willing to talk on this... you meanjoe biden and xijinping? yes,

perhaps the lack of communication was the key of as well because you create delegation there in minsk. they're not really authorized to make any decisions. and every time they're forced to go back to a key of to extend those consultations. so that's certainly a big a huge delay on time and just picking them delay ukrainian delegation. well, they're really very punctual and they have changed the location of the talks. several times. they are that they say the thoughts will start at 3. they come over a couple of hours later, so that's certainly not very helpful as well. and yes with we're talking about humanitarian corridors there, but it's not really clear how it works. is they agreed upon having this humanitarian corridors but the, on the ground in the ukraine and internet people's republic. russian defense ministry reports that people are not allowed to leave, are not allowed to use. this humanitarian corridors and a ceasefire does not stand at all and civilians have no safe passage. we heard that several refugees managed to break through this nationalist encircled the towns with mar

novelties of the belarusian defense industry, the polonaise launcher is placed on the chassis of the minsk wheel tractor plant , under development. the tasks of increasing the caliber and firing range have been successfully solved. long-range accuracy is ensured by an inertial guidance system with error correction using satellite navigation. range. shooting polonaise at least 200 km. moreover , it is reported on the development of missiles capable of striking a target at a distance of up to 300 km. such complexes occupy an intermediate position between classical multiple launch rocket systems and operational-tactical missile systems. the cost of firing the latter is higher, but the consumption of ammunition is less at maximum range; the circular probable deviation of the polonaise is about 30 m. missiles. the russian operational-tactical missile system iskander is considered the most effective among analogues; moreover, according to a number of experts, this is one of the most powerful non-nuclear weapons of our army; iskander missiles have a long range and confidently overcome enemy missi

what other minsk minsk agreements? how the supernatural covenant lives.arantee to yanukovych also died. and further let germany speak. yes, i will give you these guarantees, - he says - here you are picking up a small cart again. here are some more guarantees to give you, yes, that is, vasily nobody will fight for you, everything will hang. cunning arrest. this is absolute nonsense. damn, i'm just a profanity for your own people, all you do is fool your ukrainians. that's it, there is simply no sense in these agreements anymore. by the way, i'm talking about the fact that germany agreed, in general, what is happening with germany. i think my personal point view that this is the greatest catastrophe. what is happening with the european union as a whole, and germany is the driving force of the disaster. from my point of view, we are now witnessing the rapid destruction of german statehood, gradation and degradation. here's what i see there, because please note that france was silent, did not remain silent, but asked an appropriate question that demonstrates

it is celebrated on april 2 in minsk today started a media forum dedicated to this event, experts are discussing a joint plan to counter western sanctions and other issues of bilateral cooperation in various fields, including the science of bar science. to us, which is extremely important within the framework of the union states. it is important for us to create a real integration tool. this is the creation of a single scientific and technological space of the union state. this is a kind of fabric that should sew together to embrace, so to speak, everything, to make the scientific educational space in the one and attractive, at least for other possible participations and for it to be accepted concretely. the decision to create a branch, kurchatov something in minsk, and so far we have agreed that we take students for training and more integration leningradsky university in mephi, and in a number of universities that will very quickly return back. and this fabric to create. humanitarian aid from the crimea was delivered to melitopol today by 6 tons of food and essential goods. and the

we understand very well that the same eight-year minsk talks game is about to begin.ch have been going on for 7 years, and now they think that it is also possible to conduct negotiations with the tobolsk negotiations for 8 years, 7-8 years. the main thing is the germans, not stop fighting, that's the point. yes , this is the most important nuance of any command when stopping hostilities. you won’t, and you won’t, as the ukrainian side voices. but that's me, that's what i listened to today. i actually tried to get in. come on, think about it, yes, a pole, and an adviser to the office of the president calmly speaks with a blue eye. we are about to sign an agreement for 15 years, both sides are committed. do not use weapons over crimea, as if russia had used weapons over crimea for 15 years now. we don't howl. well, and further everything further and further in 15 years. we start a war. well, that's how the logic goes. well, normal consumption is planned for 15 years. uh, the minsk negotiations continued no, because zelensky said this directly in a conversation with scum

you know what, and then, uh, why we sprinkle ashes on our heads about minsk.es, we don’t are the subject is fulfilled because not fulfilled. yes, we can say this with our internal progress. we do not agree with the fact that somehow we had to behave differently. well, the situation was different then, and even now they are trying to convince them that in 1914 it was necessary to act differently, then it was necessary to carry out a special operation. you know, there is a time for everything, sometimes, if history does not tolerate the subjunctive mood, we would go it is not known what happened. with how this operation would unfold, what happened is impossible. it's now here to move on a tracing paper of today, what is, that is, what is there in the west thinks, you know, based on a personal situation. we should not give a damn what they think, what they say, how they behave agree, but they never had such a reaction. they, on the contrary, always said negotiations negotiations. only oh, we don't need to give the negotiations an opportunity to let ukraine grow.

and secondly, it was signed in the minsk agreements. well, what's the point.ere there is one question. you see, i am primarily interested in the question of the subject. secondly, i am interested in the other issue of the implementation of these agreements, because, uh, if they are only signed, even because you understand how, well, you can’t supply military assistance and provide in a country that has signed its neutral status is impossible, as soon as this is done the contract will be broken and violated by the party that singled out and which accepted everything very simply. well, since we are negotiating, then we, in general, will divorce seriously. we're not stupid. we roll we don't play the fool, therefore, our official representatives whom we have just heard. well , they told us what they are doing so that ukraine has the opportunity to agree on something with us, that is, since we are negotiating. so we admit the possibility that ukraine can negotiate with us. under what conditions well, under the conditions of fulfilling those essential requirements t

the decision to establish a branch of the kurchatov institute in minsk and so far we have agreed thatd more integration. we take students from leningrad university to mephi, and a number of other universities that will return very quickly back. and this fabric to create. and in st. petersburg today a new submarine was launched, ufa is a diesel-electric submarine that is being built for the pacific fleet at the well-known enterprise admiralty shipyards. the ship is ready. already at 90%, the submarines of this project say the military is one of the smallest noisy in the world. and this means that they are more difficult to notice by the enemy. at the same time , the submarines are armed with powerful torpedoes and missiles, such as a caliber, they are also equipped with new navigation systems. length almost 74m width about 10 can be in autonomous navigation for a month and a half and dive to a depth of 300 m. russia today launched a children's cashback program - this means that parents will be refunded up to half the cost of a ticket to children's camps, the conditions are the same as

we had minsk. uh, agreements were negotiated. which result zero zero no agreement agreement were the results. look here, from time to time, the medinan makes a statement. i re-read it yesterday and here we are that these negotiations are meaningless, we have practically agreed on seconds on mm. come on, look neutral while this is the only thing they talk about for the next hour, we'll talk about it in the most detailed way, okay? and now the news on channel one. hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. and we start issuing the latest information from istanbul where today for the first time in three weeks. representatives of moscow and kiev meet face-to-face. understandably, the conversation takes place behind closed doors in the same way as diplomatic sources report for a separate conversation. tête-à-tête withdrew from the assistant to the president russian vladimir medinsky, he heads our delegation and david rakhami, head of the parliamentary faction of the ruling ukrainian party

she be in the in minsk, in september 2014 a plan for settling the conflict in se ukraine is approved, but the truce won't hold for long. keith soon decides to resolve the dumbass issue by force. he has battles for the strategically vital cities of debunk. and who do go us resumed? nobody much can we? we mean we've already was no way to call from him. so what, what you're a mr. moves them 1st on the party. lipitor multiples. that's why we use almost where you in the district about some issues with a problem with us in with malicious from both republics join forces in an attempt to regain the town level. playing at the water mister corpus, i need is so ugly. you let sailor user the listener will napoleon you as well, but gina more to linda boys or sandwiches. the people's militia say they knew the operation would be the toughest and bloodiest of all the battles in the civil war. yes, because it was a bunch i'm and those when you, when you know it will be shortly, i'll find it no more. no more difficult was to move symbolism apartments with almost 40 or move slow at the same level. so wh

i remember when the minsk agreements were blocked by the fishing and the prison savanski kept saying, hey, let's meet, let's be tablets of a summit for the next for another time. and we kept mention the exam reminding them hey, my colleagues in december 2018 summit took place in paris and all of the initiatives represented to kiff and none of those on met, patricia and so, and they kept saying ok let's let's meet again. but this doesn't make sense to meet again in paris or on the were if the, if give, has not been implementing the men sc agreements. so they're trying to substitute the essence of this subject matter with some external effects, like they wanted to call in years in the prison, the polls and turks for some reason. and then they wanted to create some parallel content groups, in addition to the one that was in existence, including and another for them to close of the french and they, and the germans. but anyways, this have been what a wealth of proposals. but the idea behind all of us propose is to substitute to replace the substance of the matter with some external effects

i recall the minsk agreement where, which was concluded after last time, russia invaded ukraine. it was an agreement with said that there should be a cease fire and they should withdraw their heavy weapons. and the monitors should be allowed to actually have, you know, their free way through all of that done by us and rusher. didn't observe any of this. so.

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i recall the minsk agreement where, which was concluded to after last time, russia invaded ukraine. it was an agreement which said that there should be a cease fire and they should withdraw their heavy weapons and the monitors should be allowed to actually have you know, of their free way through all of the done bus and rusher. didn't observe any of this. so, my problem is that to agree with russia today is very difficult because russia and to put in has lost all credibility. nobody trust that russia would actually then implement an agreement, it entered into and yet put in in power. this is the person who's lensky is having to deal with a lot of met lensky, the ukrainian presidents. what choice does he have but to negotiate? no, he doesn't have a choice. i just tell you what i think is the outcome you cannot rely on this. of course, since you have to, he has to see to it that he gets a ceasefire. he has to see to it that put him stop to bomb civilians, start to commit war crimes. now, if vladimir putin does go down this road with an agreement of this type, this falls well short of

because they already reported they started theirs in february 2014 in ukraine and february 2015 in minsk this significant shift, so the phrase refers. in general , only diplomacy, but i think that we will discuss this in general, because, uh, the operation that has begun, of course, from my point of view, has really led to tectonic shifts in both economic and political systems, and conclusions are drawn almost every day. moreover, conclusions of such a fundamental nature that actually change approaches and change the entire system of relationships spiridon pavlovich, well, you know, it seems to me that for zelensky johnson well done can be in the first place, because in his future he sees somewhere in britain by chance he bought an apartment there, and, probably, based on the situation in which he finds himself today, not understanding what the outcome will be. he also needs to have some guaranteed positions. well, you see, well, i don’t know about crimea, it’s unlikely that anyone will let it go, crimea after everything that happened in relations between russia and ukraine but what conc

and you were mentioning the don bass region and those minsk agreements and the negotiations that broke down they were seen as a way towards peace. could that be a way out of the war as sacrificing and don been seen as potentially the way forward person zalinski in that 90 minute interview that he had with russia journalist, he made it clear that he's not going to basically force a force be to re take all russian occupied territories. now the largest chunk of that is the don bus region. having said that, it clearly implies that he may would want to have a compromise over that region, which is a very difficult question. he sat action that interview how that compromise is. going to be reached, but he's putting it all day or as a way to find a way around all of this and to bring an end to the war. because what he on the line in that interview as well. he wants to decrease that the is more a bloodshed that he or more casualties under this war is, is prolonged by such but by it, by more month, more weeks to con. so yes, it is definitely a central point you did on bus region. but the question

i recall the minsk agreement where, which was concluded after last time, russia invaded ukraine. it was an agreement which said that there should be a cease fire and they should withdraw their heavy weapons and the monitors should be allowed to actually have you know, of their free way to all of that done. both and rusher didn't observe any of this. so, my problem is that to agree with russia today, it's very difficult because russia and a putin has lost all credibility. nobody trusts that russia would actually then implement an agreement it entered into and yet put in is in power. this is the person who's lensky is having to deal with low to mid atlantic ukrainian precedence . what choice does he have, but to negotiate? no, he doesn't have a choice. i just tell you what i think is the outcome you cannot rely on this. of course students q has to, he has to see to it that he gets a ceasefire. he has to see to it that put in stops to bomb civilians. it starts to commit war crimes. now, if vladimir putin does go down this road with an agreement of this type, this falls well short of

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