political one, and i just returned yesterday from denmark , from copenhagen, where the nato parliamentary assembly i had the opportunity to talk with the crown prince, the crown prince of denmark, and with the speaker of the danish parliament, and actually the prime minister of denmark, who spoke on session of the parliamentary assembly, she just said that it was a long way. but we are already on the finish line, i.e. obtaining permission from the usa, we have passed this stage, now our stage, the training of our pilots, and then the actual transfer or transfer or transportation of these aircraft, handing over these aircraft to ukraine, but this is again , we said before this that it will most likely be... the first quarter of next year, by the end of this year it is very unlikely that we will get 16. what is the situation, in particular it is said about a political decision, in particular by the administration of president biden regarding the allocation of attackems to long-range long-range missile systems, we constantly , regularly, repeat, you know, already like a mantra, etekems, well, there w

technique of the ex-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly 2018-19 and aber of the network for the protection of national interests ans. oksana, congratulations , glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, and we are actually talking about the speech and the appearance of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi at the 16th meeting of the contact group on defense issues, this is what makes this meeting stand out from all the previous ones, the presence of the president himself. and, i, i listened to what he was saying, and one of the theses particularly caught my eye. ukraine is in the last stage of the war, and it is the most difficult. mrs. oxano, maybe, maybe could you help me explain what we, as ukrainians, should have heard from this thesis and what our partners should have heard and heard, well , you rightly noted that it is very important that the president of ukraine is there, this means that for ukraine this the track is relevant, important, and we expect results, after every rammstein, and this is already the 16th, i always sa

on the other hand, volodymyr zelenskyi , addressing the meeting of the nato parliamentary assembly inday, called on nato to unite in the fight against terrorism and noted. that the tactics of hamas in israel are the same as the tactics of russia, which it uses against of ukraine. in fact, zelenskyi put a sign of equality between hamas and russia. but does the west, especially washington, see the situation like this? my colleague rostyslav khotin about how support for ukraine can change now against the background of the war in israel and whether russia can still use an attack on israel against ukraine. rosyslav, my greetings, i say to you. thank you vlasto. in ukraine , israel and the israelis who suffered as a result of the hamas invasion were treated with sympathy and compassion. and although russia's aggression against ukraine continues and in the future, however, many ukrainians actively follow the events in the middle east. parallels are drawn between russia's attack on ukraine and hamas's attack on israel. russia has also had relations with hamas for a long time, and the leadersh

interparliamentary, interstate delegations there, in which there is the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, there natoliamentary assembly, but i have personally been to several of our closest ones. states, there poland, germany, bulgaria, serbia and so on, where we are at the level of our circles of my colleagues from the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, we traveled, resolved issues that yield results, that is, i cannot say about it there is a lot to say, but i am telling you on my own example that parliamentary diplomacy works normally, and to talk about the fact that it is blocked or someone is sabotaging it, well, this is absolutely not true, no... only political tourism is sabotaged, or rather, only political tourism is not allowed, when this or that deputy came up with something for himself, went somewhere and tries to achieve some violent effects there from his own , some of his own understanding of how it should be done, but this does not always happen synergy with by the general efforts of the state, and sometimes, on the contrary , there is blocking of those good init

defeat terrorism, president zelensky emphasized this during his speech at the meeting of the nato parliamentary assembly. chapter states, the tactics of hamas in israel are the same as the tactics used by russia against ukraine. just as terrorists killed and abused civilians in israel, the russian occupiers kill ukrainian civilians, women, children, and the elderly every day. the essence of terrorism, the tactics used by russia against ukraine. just as terrorists killed and abused civilians in israel, the russian occupiers kill ukrainian civilians, women, children, and the elderly every day. the essence of terrorism. tactics, which russia uses against ukraine. just as terrorists killed and abused civilians in israel, the russian occupiers kill ukrainian civilians, women, children, and the elderly every day. the essence of terrorism, the tactics used by russia against ukraine. just as terrorists killed and abused civilians in israel, the russian occupiers kill ukrainian civilians, women, children, and the elderly every day. the essence of terrorism. tactics used by russia against ukraine. the way terrori

is still a continuation of the line that started earlier, because i would start with the nato parliamentary assembly, which condemned the ideology and practice of racism, then there was a resolution of the osce parliamentary assembly, which recognized racism, the ideology... of the modern putin regime, now the council of europe recognizes putin and putin's regime as dictatorial, of course i would be on the spot, i would write to the council of europe one more word fascist dictatorship, because it would be more accurate, well, but probably this is the next step, so it seems to me that the civilized world is gradually, but unceasingly, fixing already in international legal documents, and this is extremely important for future court proceedings, that putin and his the regime is a dictatorship, that putin's, that racism is the ideology and practice of this dictatorship, that is, an appropriate, international legal basis is being created so that later, using including these resolutions, well, except of course, the real ones to the point that, which atrocities were committed here by the russian army, so t

, and right now on espresso we are watching and listening to the plenary meeting of the nato parliamentary assemblye participation of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi. will help ukraine on its way. to a full member of nato. thank you, mr. president, please have the floor, i congratulate you, mr. chairman , mr. prime minister, mete, ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, we live today in such times when evil reigns, when evil wants to defeat our desire. our desire for peace, we see that this threat is increasing even more, the whole world is suffering more and more from terrorism in different... parts of the world, the situation is destabilized in many countries, we see what suffering, what loss, people are feeling now ourselves in such a position, when there is a need for another wave of migration, and we are sure that it is increasingly difficult, it will be more difficult to maintain an international order based on the rule of law, we understand that it can: help ensure peace and support international law, we see who wants to shake their own international law, who wants to carry

as far as i know, we recently spoke with congressmen here within the framework of the nato parliamentary assemblynd they also assured that the option of direct budgetary assistance for the entire 24th year is now being considered. after the attack on israel-hamas, the white house is considering a joint aid package for israel and ukraine, and this increases the chances of receiving money, because if part trumpist republicans were ready to curb support for kyiv, they will definitely not do the same with israel. and even without such tricks, ukraine proved on the battlefield that it deserves maximum help from its strategic partner. politically, but also emotionally and morally, after all, we deserve help. some aid must be given as i am, and it must be part of our, and our friends', political position. oksana mykhaylova, fakty ictv, single news. by the way, at the last meeting in washington, president biden promised ukraine special technological protection of our energy infrastructure during the winter, taking into account the experience of last year 's russian strikes and blackouts, but they are not

during his speech at the nato parliamentary assembly in copenhagen, petro poroshenko called for ukraine to be invited to join the alliance at the washington summit next year. he asked the successor of nato secretary general mircea giovanna. what is nato's position and what should ukraine do urgently for a positive decision from you. joanne replied that ukraine should continue complex internal reforms. we all have to understand that there will be no peace on... our continent without ukraine's membership in nato. there is no other effective one security mechanism other than nato. ukraine's membership in the alliance will mean a stable security situation on the entire continent. ruslan syrovy, the head of the mukachiv border detachment department, who was discovered and turned out to be an agent of the kremlin, was informed of the suspicion. this is reported by the state bureau of investigation. the suspect arrived for service in transcarpathia. in june 2022, from lysychansk, he was appointed head of the cyber protection group of one of the border divisions, he did not have access to state

this decade. today president volodymyr zelenskyy will speak at the plenary session of the nato parliamentary assembly. watch the full broadcast with a translation into ukrainian on the espresso youtube channel, and we from i'll see you at 11. stay with us. friends, we are back. thank you for being with esso, don't forget to drink coffee and order another coffee. we really want today. so that our collection is closed, we will remind you about it, and now just about some hot news, oksana and i discussed here that only recently the armed... forces of ukraine showed quite serious technical work, when they are old old missiles of the complex the s-200, and let us remind you , was still a pppo weapon, and here they converted it, we showed our viewers, as launches, as missiles from the s-200 complexes were modified to fight the muscovites according to the principle of surface-to-surface missiles. and now we will show it. interesting information crimea, including others in the military, also confirm that the strike, which was carried out with the help of such a missile, was the most effective on the territor

the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, during his address to the meeting of the nato parliamentary assembly in copenhagen, compared the tactics of hamas in israel with the tactics of russia, which it uses against ukraine, let's listen to what zelennyskyi said. the israelis themselves, the israeli journalists who were with us in ukraine, who were in buch, say now that they saw the same evil where russia came, the same evil. and only one difference, there is a terrorist organization that hit israel, here a terrorist state that struck ukraine , the declared intentions are different, but the essence is the same, you see it, you see the same blood on the streets, the same shot cars of civilians, the same bodies of people who were tortured. mr. valentin, unpunished evil provokes new evil, do you agree with the thesis that russia's unstoppable war against ukraine provokes the world to new wars and new violations of international agreements, agreements, borders and generally any norms of modern civilized society. i think the fire of terrorism is kindled now, against israel and between gaza and isra

one of these is planned for the ukrainian delegation at the nato parliamentary assembly.t the same time, the united states entered a turbulent regime. the first resignation of the speaker of the house of representatives. this is indeed a political crisis for america, and therefore a problem, but not a disaster. there is no need to make a tragedy out of it. the clear position of the united states from biden's beautiful statements not confirmed by clear steps, to clear steps, when we are now clearly told that ukraine will receive a grant from the state department. the president, who recently returned from washington after a personal meeting with joe biden, believes in further bipartisan support. for 2024, the united states plans to initially allocate 24 billion dollars. regarding political storms. i am sure, these are strong people, society, and strong institutions. and on during the storm, joe biden also prepared his plan, and he personally discussed it with the g7 leaders over the phone. but will europe be able to take the lead in helping ukraine? at least they do not pla

the fifth president of ukraine, petro poroshenko, during his speech at the nato parliamentary assembly in copenhagen , called for ukraine to be invited to join the alliance at the washington summit next year. he asked nato's deputy head of state, mircea juanne, what nato's position is and what ukraine needs to do urgently for a positive decision in washington. the next summit should be held in washington, the capital of the usa. juana replied that ukraine should continue complex internal reforms. we all have to understand that there will be no peace on our continent without ukraine's membership in nato. there is no other effective security mechanism other than nato. ukraine's membership in the alliance will mean a stable security situation on the entire continent. and the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, changed the commander. of the territorial defense forces, by his decree garaan dismissed ihor tansyura from the position of commander of the tro forces and appointed major general anatoly bargelevich in his place. who is the commander of the forces? of territorial defense of

to protect. the need for maximum world unity, today i addressed the participants of the nato parliamentary assemblyove all about unity, about the fact that every state in the world now has to choose how it will protect international law, protect, and not stand aside, when terror tries to take over, and when another region of the world may break before our eyes, i grateful to all the leaders and states who are now fully aware of the danger and working together to contain the situation, to deter the apparent sponsors of terror from wider intervention. had a meeting today with the speaker of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, ruslan stefanchuk, coordinating positions for the coming weeks, also held a meeting with deputy prime minister fedorov, minister of education and science lisov and the ministry's team. work issues. one more thing: he replaced the commander of the territorial defense forces of the armed forces of ukraine, replacing ihor tansyura. anatoliya bargelevicha was appointed as the commander. the main task - the development of territorial defense forces should not stop. i thank everyone who ca

security, defense and intelligence and chairman of the permanent ukrainian delegations in the nato parliamentary assembly. and before the events on the battlefield, the enemy continues to suffer heavy losses near avdiivka in donetsk region since the beginning of its offensive on october 10 on the city and in general in the avdiivka and marin directions, russia has already lost more than 5,000 soldiers killed and wounded such data was provided by the spokesman of the defense forces of the tauri region oleksandr shtupun. he noted that near avdiivka , the russians are still attacking, mostly infantry. russia also suffers losses in technology. near avdiyivka, the ukrainian defenders managed to destroy up to 200 vehicles, bmps, tanks and armored personnel carriers in just 10 days, and despite all the efforts of the russians to break through the defenses, the armed forces of ukraine firmly holds the shield. one of the hottest spots on the front is the serbian forest in the luhansk region, our stanislav kukharchuk visited ground zero with the soldiers of the 67th brigade. duk, his exclusive material, see furthe

delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly. i will be at our next nato meeting this coming weekend. many of our nato allies -- i've already heard from some of them privately over the weekend -- are quite nervous about this development that has happened in washington, d.c. matt actually said something that was correct, believe it or not, when he pointed out that the first time a majority of house republicans voted down ukraine funding late last week. so it is a worrying signal. that said, however, even despite a slight majority of house republicans opposing ukraine funding, still when you look at the congress as a whole roughly two thirds of the house of representatives and roughly two thirds of the senate supports the united states continuing to lead the transatlantic alliance and standing up to putin. so as long as kevin mccarthy doesn't pander to his most extreme wing and puts that bill on the floor, i do believe it will pass by a strong majority. >> thank you both, congressman greg landsman, and congressman brandon boyle. and

a -- nato parliamentary assembly. congressman, thank you so much for joining us.d to talk to you. i want to talk about this hold up. you are basically immobilized in the house. no speaker. you're on break this weekend amidst a war that is being waged between israel and hamas. when will this be rectified? is this really a moment to take a break over the weekend versus having a vote this weekend to make sure that the house actually has some power to do something? >> >> given the gravity of the current situation, especially in the middle east, i think we should've stayed over the weekend. it is only one reason we didn't. that is because jim jordan does not have the votes to be elected speaker of the house. he is working frantically over the phone this weekend to try to correct that. we will see monday or tuesday if he has been able to do that. call me a skeptic. i think he is controversial enough and has alienated enough of his fellow republican colleagues that he is unlikely to get to the magic 217 to be elected speaker. >> i want to talk to you about this. waiting

now, ladies and gentlemen, i was called upon as a member of the nato parliamentary assembly to go to iran, write the paper on iran. i met the people of iran. and i want the people of iran to listen. go to your leadership, they are the ones that control hamas, hezbollah, and then i call upon our friends in saudi arabia. the answer to this is in your hands. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you. i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, a member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. jackson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. jackson: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, there has never been a more important moment in the relationship between the united states and israel. i call upon this body to take all necessary actions to unequivocally stand with israel as it fights for its very existence in this unprovoked war launched by iranian-backed hamas terrorists. i have and always will do everything in my power to stand with israel. i, like

speaking before nato's parliamentary assembly, he drew parallels between the attack of hamas and russia's invasion of ukraine. >> the only difference is that there is a terrorist organization that attacked israel and here is a terrorist state that attacked ukraine. tensions declared are different, but the methods are the same. >> websites have come attacked by hacker groups allied to hamas, one called kyl net blames israel for the woodshed and is pointing to israel's support of ukraine. another group declared support for what they called the palestinian resistance and took credit for briefly taking down the jerusalem post website. delta united and american shares -- airline shells -- shares fell more than 4%, the major u.s. airlines and flights to tel aviv, multiple carriers have also suspended services to israel. including lufthansa, air france, cathay pacific, and air india. the faa is advising airlines to expect delays and exercise caution before resuming operations. >> still ahead, a big week of earnings in korea and tech. we preview the results with counterpoint, who says the worst i

nato continues to arm itself, the alliance countries have signed contracts worth 2.4 billion euros for the production of ammunition, including supplies to ukraine. about this during the speech of the session of the parliamentary assemblyin seka said to nato, while promising that a number of countries will soon supply f-16 fighters and weapons worth tens of billions of dollars to kiev. the attention of the whole world is focused on the development of the situation in the middle east, the israeli army announced that it was launching a large-scale attack on hamas centers in the gaza strip, and the country's defense minister ordered a complete blockade of gaza. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. up to fifty palestinians died as a result israeli air force strikes on the jabala refugee camp, north of gaza, al jazeera reports. air raid warnings are sounding in northern israel; according to local media reports, a fatality has occurred since the escalation began. there are reports of 500 dead from the gaza strip. thousands of people were injured on both sides. egypt proposed a ceasefire for the sake of a prisoner exchange between israel and palestine. according to the skynew arabia tv channel, cairo expects a resp

transfer the severity of conflicts to asia, in 2017, we talked with the president of the parliamentary assembly of natopaolo called him on behalf of the then speaker of the verkhovna rada andriy parubiy. let's see. do you agree that ukraine can become a member state of the nato bloc? there is now panic about your possible joining the alliance, so not everyone supports accelerating your plan and membership initiatives. the referendum is very important, but the implementation of the minsk agreements is also important. therefore, these two processes and preparations for them must proceed in parallel, because the mood on the part of the member countries depends on how successful the implementation of the minsk agreements will be. the president asks that we quickly launch the referendum process for accession and integration into nato. i spoke not long ago with mr. secretary general of nato, and he said that he does not yet see ukraine as a member of nato. and it seemed to us that the secretary general was underestimating. in fact, we discussed the referendum that poroshenko planned to hold in ukraine in tho

now, ladies and gentlemen, i was called upon as a member of the nato parliamentary assembly to go to iran, write the paper on iran. i met the people of iran. and i want the people of iran to listen. go to your leadership, they are the ones that control hamas, hezbollah, and then i call upon our friends in saudi arabia. the answer to this is in your hands. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you. i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, a member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. jackson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. jackson: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, there has never been a more important moment in the relationship between the united states and israel. i call upon this body to take all necessary actions to unequivocally stand with israel as it fights for its very existence in this unprovoked war launched by iranian-backed hamas terrorists. i have and always will do everything in my power to stand with israel. i, like

nato. early this month a parliamentary assembly announced their scent to adopt recommendations supporting, strengthening defenses from the backseat. what are the elements essential to any nato strategy to address a security the black sea? what strategy should nato use to build some resilience to the malign influence in the region? >> in our strategy as the state department where talk about diplomatic strategy building strong democracies, security cooperation build up the local capabilities in this as well as resilience so things like shared energy infrastructure that avoid the coercive power that russia likes to use and then economic support so they are more prosperous. those are kind of the core elements in terms of a military capability of touched on it. you need to be on seat may be undersea, able to control the air and control from the coast cosinethe ability to threaten nl assets and port facilities that are important to commerce. now, what weapons array and who plays what role is something nato will dig out and on. >> would you talk a little bit about russia's current military strengt

, the netherlands, poland, slovakia, as well as the european parliament and the parliamentary assembly of the osce and natosana romaniuk, director of the institute. for your information, a member of the ukraine coalition is in touch with us on the 5th in the morning, at such a late hour, for which we are grateful, greetings, good night, i congratulate you, good night, and. well, let's talk about everything one by one, and obviously, let's start with this one this ironic comment of gabrielus lansbergis, the representative of lithuania, and well, i don't know if it can be called a dialogue, but coordination, yes coordination of statements, absentee dialogue, is absolutely correct with maria zakharova, apart from irony, is there something behind it, or should we provide some other additional value, like this one. and no, i don't think that's the case, it's actually about dialogue, i really perceive it more as irony, and yet i believe that our european partners support us and unite around us, for us, this is the most important thing, and to pay attention to just some such statements, i believe that it is not w

asia, this means that they are planning at least . in 2017, we the nato assembly of paolo ali, called him talked with the parliamentary now there is panic about your possible alliance. implementation of the minsk agreements, therefore these two processes and preparations for them must go in parallel, because the mood on the part of the member countries depends on how successful the implementation of the minsk agreements will be, the president asks that we quickly launch the referendum process, i i spoke not long ago with mr. secretary general of nato and he said that he does not yet see ukraine as a member of nato. and it seemed to us that the secretary general underestimated our capabilities, and we actually discussed the referendum that poroshenko was planning to hold in ukraine in those years, so that people there would speak out for or against the country’s joining the alliance. the most interesting thing is that no referendum took place. the video we watched talks about the conditions. is also compliance with the minsk agreements, here is mikhail, tell me please, someone planned for them to comply with these mins