natasha turkey all russian girls tour of the cities of turkey shooting reports from turkish baths, hereing on a massage table in soapy suds and you rub the audience, there, and the ancient traditions of hamams on the cleansing of the soul and body there blah blah blah. do i look like the sultan old man, wait, you don't understand in this just a sheffish, well, you can imagine. the russian superman, alternating through the star, he is a black belt in karate, opens the way for the audience to the world of beauty , harmony of soul and body. uh, they're sitting in front of their bodies looking at you wanting to be like you, got it. and you, by the way , get very good money for this. here. sign wow this is who it cries so much. i'll take my hand off now. if you make even one sound, i'll cut off half my head. do you know other words, goat yesterday, what do you need, what do you need today, too, a song? so what are you? you don't remember anything at all, do you? no. and you? my friend is, of course, a friend. if i meet one of my friends, then the memory will return to me. i cant remember. an

natasha says it's for work at work. it turned out that a friend of bones from turkey called him.tya rested with him on his mother's birthday. kostya is dead. there in turkey, they called at the table. they didn't even tell me that evening, because we remembered the inca, but only the next day they came and said. 44 years old i’m trying to give people some kind of sigh of relief , because i respect those who make dramatic films sad stories, talented people, but it seems to me that the audience knows how hard it is. our life. why bother reminding him of this again? i'm not helping in any way, so i try to write what is called happy end happy ending. and i really miss these films today. how is your once upon a 20 years? later? please, let's remember. why are you julia, i will not wear, but i ask you. if i ask you today, the same question, like a journalist, uh, asked natalya gundareva, what are you waiting for? what do you think about most often today, inevitably every birthday? this is some kind of summing up and lived and lived this year and in general about our life, i understand

the start of the summit after turkey dropped the opposition to sweden's membership in a surprise move meaning that very soon there could be 32 moebs of the alliance. natashad is following this from the leaders of what more is going to come, and a huge win for nato and sweden that was not expected. >> and sara, the big question is the language that they will be using when it comes to the membership. we have only been getting vague answers from president biden and others about what this will be whether it is going to be key reform before they can join the alliance. it is a source of some tension within the nato alliance about what that statement is going to be looking line. you could see president zelenskyy scathing saying that a alliance has been discussing ukraine's path to membership without ukraine being at the table and that is very important to the discussions, and he is not happy with what he has heard so far, so we will wait for the final language of the communique. however, the national security adviser jake sullivan did say that there is broad agreement between the u.s., nato and ukraine that ukraine cannot join the allies just yet. >> there is co

turkey. that deal is due to expire in a couple of days' time, and russia has shown signs it may not want to re-up and resign-sign that d. >> natasha, there's quite a contrast between the unity that we saw among these nato allies and what's going on in russia right now. >> wolf rg, the differences cou in the be starker. we saw that wagner really marched into russia and the tuitions that were sowed after that. the fact that the russian military could not even respond in a proper way, and ever since that we've seen of course a fracturing between putin and some of his top allies in the kremlin. today was a show of unity. very different indeed. >> good point. to our viewers stay with cnn for my exclusive interview with the u.s. defense secretary, lloyd austin. he's here also in vilnius. we'll break down the nato summit, what's next for ukraine, the state of vladimir putin's war, all that coming up tomorrow, right here in the situation room 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up next here in "the situation room" are ukrainian officials entirely clear about the promises they're hearing from the nato allies. the ukrainian ambassador to the unit

turkey. trust me, you don't want to see the other side. enes kanter freedom joins us live now. clearly your tweet says it all but when you first heard natasha'st was your reaction? what were you thinking inside? >> you know, calling america trash right before our independence day, calling america terrible right before fourth of july, really broke my heart. i just cannot believe how these athletes are so uneducated about what's going on around the rest of the world. you know, i wish i could show them. that's why i am offering her, or anyone, to, whenever their season over, i will buy their ticket, first class, don't worry, you know, and i would like to take them to see some of the regimes out there. you know? like i said, china, russia, iran, turkey and other ones. forget about calling them trash, these regimes, you know, you criticize them, you and your family members will be in jail and tortured to death. i can't understand how people still can't understand how lucky and blessed they are to be in a country where you can say whatever you want to say and you're not going to be in jail. so i just hope that i can educate them in some ways. >> st