of the population, they immediately add, during the elections last december , they would vote for nausėdavoters, that is, a quarter of voters in the lithuanian sense - this is every chance of victory, but the victories of the pro-western limimetropes are always a feast, while farmers and working people of these countries continue to block roads and protest against the anti-people lawlessness of the inadequate authorities involved in legalizing cocaine and supporting bloodshed in ukraine, we continue to build our country calmly, confidently, efficiently, and we do it: for ourselves and for our children, i am sure, and now on the single voting day we will again prove our unity. the center of paris was once again occupied by farmers, today a major agricultural exhibition opens in the french capital, so the protesters decided to remind of their... they support the rally in spain, the day before at least 300 tractors drove through the streets of leon, and crowds of demonstrators gathered outside the buildings governments with flag. many goods come from abroad and do not comply with the sanitar

myself and the president of lithuania, gitanas nauseda, visited kyiv to give our support to president zelensky to show our solidarity. on the 23rd of february and back then, everyone was saying that ukraine will fall and there was a great fear that it would happen within hours. then they said it would last a couple of days. now, two years have passed. ukraine is still defending itself. ukraine has persevered and stopped the russian aggression. and as i said on the front line, there are very difficult moments. there are better moments, but there are more difficult ones. but to me, one thing is the most important. we still have an independent, sovereign ukraine. we're sitting in a room with a portrait of the late president lech kaczynski. who, of course, died in a plane crash in russia back in 2008. he was in georgia on his way to the separatist south ossetia and came underfire from russian troops. in the company of president saakashvili. 15 years ago, it was georgia. now, it's ukraine. how long before it is poland? estonia, lithuania ? since you made that reference to president lech ka

would immediately add that during the elections in december last year, 25.8% would have voted for nausedaquarter of voters in the lithuanian sense - this is every chance of victory, but the victories of the pro-western limitropes are always a feast, while farmers and working people of these countries continue to block roads and protest against the anti-people lawlessness of inadequate power. busy legalizing cocaine and supporting bloodshed in ukraine, we continue to build our country calmly, confidently, efficiently, and we do it for ourselves and for our children. i am sure that now, on a single voting day, we will once again prove our unity. what those who imagine themselves to be world democracies allow themselves to do in elections are blatant violations and falsification. for the elite, family blat and even re-elections a few years later, germany, austria, the usa and others, to whom everything is possible, in an understandable policy, we will show western tricks and absurdity without problems. watch it on monday after the panorama. macron resigns, with such shouts a crowd of protest

the current president nausėda, according to the ratings, has every chance of winning.lar among all segments of the population. and here they also add: during the elections in december last year, 25.8 would have voted for nasedu. voters , that is, a quarter of voters in the lithuanian sense - this is every chance of victory, but victories for pro-western limitrophes are always a feast, while farmers and other working people of these countries continue to block roads and protest against the anti-people lawlessness of inadequate authorities engaged in the legalization of cocaine and support for the bloodshed in ukraine, we continue to build our country calmly, confidently, efficiently, and we do it for myself. and for our children i am sure that now on a single voting day we will again prove our unity. what those who imagine themselves to be world democracies allow themselves to do in elections are blatant violations, falsification, dead souls, ballots for the elected, family cronyism and even re-elections after a few years. germany, austria, usa and others to whom everyt

speaking for such unity, the president of lithuania, russophobe nausėda , unexpectedly spoke in russianold school, the current president of lithuania, a former member of the cpsu. however, he bashfully kept silent about this fact when he submitted documents to participate in the elections, and then they surfaced. in the morning, the usually talkative, stone-faced viktor orban walked past the television cameras. he decided not to communicate with journalists, but earlier he spoke with the protesting farmers and posted a video with these words. we can talk a lot about migration, war, ukraine, and anything else, but no one hears the voices of ordinary people on the streets. this is a real democratic deficit. there are european elections due in june, we need a new one. able to exist without money from western sponsors. ivan blagoy, dmitry volkov, evgenia stefanchuk, artyom pekhterev, sergey vaskoboynikov, channel one. today is exactly 15 years since patriarch kirill of moscow in serussia became the primate of the russian orthodox church. vladimir putin congratulated him on the anniversary o

social networks we have a deal - unity, standing for. such unity , president of lithuania russophobe nausėdahe international, but what about the old school, the current president of lithuania, a former member of the cpsu. however, he bashfully kept silent about this fact when he submitted documents to participate in the elections, and then they surfaced. in the morning, the usually talkative viktor orban walked past the television cameras with a stony face. he decided not to communicate with journalists, but earlier he spoke with the protesting farmers and posted a video with these words. talk about migration, war, ukraine, or anything else, but at the same time, no one hears the voices of ordinary people on the streets; this is a real deficit in democracy. there are european elections in june, we need a new european parliament, we need to find new leaders. the same financial times, analyzing orban’s actions, writes that he is betting on trump’s victory in the us presidential elections this year, strengthening the position of right-wing parties in the european parliament, elections to which