for naval stores. shore probably should have said that at the beginning of which means that the british had taken a risk in their policy with neutrals, in a lot of ways, the principle, the declaration of principles and the league of our neutrality neutrality are a response to that british policy. this led to the neutral state reaction declaration in the league, which would have upset british of all three of all wars then in the future. and the british naval strategy persisted. so why did the british keep doing this? it created such risks for. them. why historians don't tackle the subject. if you start following histories, including naval histories, the american revolution, you get this weird situation where the arm, the arm neutrality rates a sentence or two, and that's at the time diplomats attributed the whole thing, which proved to be a farce as a results of russian court politics, they saw an internal political between count panin used to be a favorite of the emperors and he's on his way out and gr

naval war college. he is an author and editor of 29 books earning him awards including the lincoln, the roosevelt and the dudley knox medal for lifetime achievement. his most recent books are world war ii at sea a global history, operation neptune and battle headway. let's give a warm welcome to a simon. >> thank you let me say i'm glad you introduced the staff and that's great but i'm so impressed was he and his team with the way they put on this wonderful symposium. so great to be back in sealed new friends in this venue and particular so i'm grateful for that. i'm also very impressed by the way with all the people that have stood at this podium before me and the way they have taken on questions not just of what happened but questions have how do we know what happened and the most important question of all and the one i often get org. for my students when i was teaching at the naval academy and that is this one, so what? i mean there's the stuff that happened but what does that mean and i really want

naval war college. author, editor of 29 books, earning him numerous prestigious awards including the lincoln, the roosevelt, the morrison, and -- prices, and the metal for lifetime achievement. his most recent books are world war ii at sea, operations up tune, and the battle of midway. let's give him a warm welcome, here is craig symonds. >> thank you, colin. let me just say i am glad -- i have been so impressed with the team and the way they have put on this wonderful symposium. it is so wonderful to be back and see old friends, new friends in this venue in particular. so, i am grateful for that. i am also very impressed, by the way, with all of the people who have stood at this podium before me, and the way they have taken on questions not just of what happened, but questions of how do we know what happened. the most important question of all, the one i often get, or got from my students when i was still actively teaching at the naval academy, that is this one: so wet? there is this stuff that happene

the united states naval academy. so you might have noticed the increased security out in the parking lot this morning, because one of these reprobates, one of these troublemakers, is with today. and i'm going to get in trouble for recognizing him. so i'm going to apologize in advance for doing that. but there's a very special gentleman here who's been very special to my family my daughter actually carries his middle name on purpose. she has four grandparents in atlanta and she has an admiral in northern virginia. and i want to introduce to you admiral robert harper shoemaker, distinguished graduate, the united states naval academy and, p.o.w. for eight years and one day. all right. he's going to he's getting embarrassed now and i will get in trouble for that. but i didn't the opportunity to pass to not let you know how much emeka is, maybe speak to him if you can. it's just a very special person to me. so thank you for being here. anyway. so, alma shoemaker, future admiral, i guess you weren't a admiral quite then ye

this naval battlefield is where to world war came home to america. these shipwrecks are grave sites. the memorial to heroes, and they are fragile reminders of our past, and also so much more. one of the things that i really like to point out about these shipwrecks is that the history is amazing, the gravity of how these vessels were lost hits us hard. we want to tell the stories, we want to honor the history, heritage, honor our veterans. we also look at it as transitioning from war to oasis's of life. they become habitats for marine life. i like to think as an archaeologist and a historian, everybody wants to focus on history, but of course, we all know that's not true. some people love diving on shipwrecks, just to see marine life. these shipwrecks, these you about, he's allied into some rain vessels, these merchant ships, the gigantic merchant ships on the sea floor are these beautiful homes now for all sorts of marine life. we all know that when we go out and find shipwrecks, the fishermen obviously know where these rights are. it's the first one

i congratulate you, sir, well done, she shpapa, vice admiral commander of the naval forces of the armedendary minesweeper cherkasy during the annexation of crimea, was at the headquarters of the navy command, did not betray the oath, remained on the side of ukraine, repeatedly led ukrainian-american exercises, breeze from ukraine headed our navy in the summer of 2020. where were you on that february 24? do you remember that i spent the night in the office for a week before coming to this ward as a hummingbird? and the owner's main weapon is what was supposed to ensure security or countermeasures at sea, it was a very dangerous copper weapon is a military force that was fully used in order to give to the enemy you sent yourself on the dishes that on the black sea all the ships were political dislocation or the sea or for a year and that not to come under fire from the enemy, which was the first night practiced surrendering in the 14th year in the crimea i think after that there is no desire to contact me somewhere in the cinema i asked and who founded your city moscow from the translatio

congress not somehow have had more money to spend on naval vessels.while many would have preferred that send forth a powerful navy that was not a realistic option in the absence of such a force, america relied heavily its privateers under circumstances. that the best strategy available, whatever the critics said on the home front, privateers contributed materially to the american economy. privateering was a great economic boon for coastal towns and cities, keeping many businesses afloat during the war and creating new ones as well as fortunes and the money that went earned helped them provide for their families and thereby give an additional jolt to local economies. each prize auction delivered a new stream of commodity ease into the colonies. in august of 1779, a philadelphian wrote to congress saying that privateers have rendered us the most essential services and brought us many for public and private use, without which the work could hardly have been supported. privateering also had a psychological effect on the home front. about 30 newspapers acr

this naval battlefield is where two world wars came home to america. the shipwrecks are great sites and memorials to heroes and fragile reminds us of our past and so much more. one of the things i really like to point out about the shipwrecks is obviously the history is amazing and the gravity of how these vessels were lost hits us hard. we want to tell the stories and honor the history and honor our veterans but we also look at it as a transition from weapons of war and they become habitat for marine life. they like to think of it as as an historian everyone wants to focus on history but we all know that's not true. some people dive in general just to see the marine life in these shipwrecks and these u-boats and allied anti-submarine vessels and these merchant ships these gigantic merchant ships on the seafloor are these beautiful homes from all sorts of marine life. we know when we find shipwrecks the fishermen nowhere these start. they are the first ones to know. that's where the fish are so we want to tell that story to end these vessels are import

the filipino father of 4 was seized and taken to a naval base and baton island. he soon discovered he was just one of dozens of captains detained there. some were released after their companies paid as much as $400000.00, but mcgee knox, as his firm declined. so he remained captive a little. there was a dollar was up and the i was full about little or what's happening, but the little only thing or i think that was her, something like legal piracy. you have to be running because one of the up then, so their mother then, upon the up, on marable, explained to me that the little bit of a as soon as possible, so that we can go on them all money. so little money. maggie nog was seized more than 22 kilometers from the main indonesian coastline. that's the standard distance considered to be international waters. but indonesia is made up of over 17000 islands. territorial waters could be drawn further out. and this murky definition used to justify the seizures. and it seems to me that it's, you know, in terms of, from probabilities that this, this is an, or was certainly

s. conducted naval exercises together for the 1st time since 2017 south korea. and the us have been warning that pyongyang is preparing to conduct another nuclear chest, which they say could happen soon after north korea's ally, china holds a communist party congress on october 16th shadow carol is from the news and analysis outlet. the korea risk group, the north koreans have never managed. the fire broke it this far. how concerning is that? i think by itself is not particularly concerning. the missile we believe is to have been tested today is very likely a song, 12 intermediate range ballistic missile. it's been tested over japan on at least 2 occasions in the past. the main difference here is that the range of it is, has gone up by about a 1000 kilometers. so it's not by itself concerning for the distance, but more so for the timing. given that there's been no least direct a attack or provocation by the us, south korea, japan on north korea that can be clearly seen just yet to have triggered this. what is so alarming about the timing? well, it's kind of come

naval observatory built in 1893. this is run by the navy. >> yeah. owned by the navy and it was the home of the head admiral of the navy for all that time up until 1977 when the vice president's families started living here and we're on a naval base. this is a working naval base, most of which is the atomic clock where they keep the exact time of the united states. >> we went for a tour of the grounds steeped in history. >> so on my left is one of my favorite things. >> the swing? >> it's a swing and there's a plaque and it says, "joe loves jill." i have never sat on it because i don't want to break it. let me show you this. >> first of all, just this framing, it's so pretty. he took us to the family heritage garden, a quiet place of reflection that honors previous vice presidential families and their pets. oh, wow. >> remember president h.w. bush was vice president and they lived here for eight years. there it is, milly. >> are you scared that i actually remembered the name of his dog? >> i love it. sometimes if you just sit in here knowing that you

order to carry out the operation completely now the boat is already located in the building of the navalowever , there is still a lot of work ahead. so it turned out to be a little sad, because we lived with this project for a very long time. a, but of course, the next one is looking forward, because already in the third year, both the boat and the museum itself should open their doors to the first tourists and visitors, and the international naval salon. uh, so there is still a lot of work ahead and it is not at all the time to stop the building of the naval museum itself. by the way, its total area of ​​64.000 m² will be opened for visitors next summer dmitry kimoface sergey fadeev news from st. petersburg in st. petersburg , our colleague, the correspondent of the vesti program, passed away on october 11 for the last 3 years. he struggled with oncology, but did not lose his presence of mind continued to work for the audience. oleg was remembered for his vivid reports. he met the russian landing of the airborne forces at the north pole from the board of the varangian told the incredibl

here we remember airplanes, we talk about tanks, which we need, but we sometimes forget about the navals, which are also now perform tasks for the destruction of the enemy, in particular in the black sea area, we usually talk about anti-missile capabilities before naval capabilities that our naval forces should receive, remembering both the american harpoon and the ukrainian neptune, but yesterday another interesting event happened in the field is that on the istanbul version there was a procedure for the launching ceremony of the ship hetman ivan mazepa, it is actually a corvette , a multifunctional corvette, and the first lady olena zelenska and the commander of the navy were present at this event rear admiral of ukraine oleksiy, aka pope, we could not miss this event and want to understand the details of the significance of this project, and we are in touch with andriy ryzhenko, an expert at the center for defense strategies , ex-deputy chief of staff of the naval forces of ukraine, captain of the first rank in the reserve, and andriy i greet you. good evening, mr. serhiy . i would l

of the national guard of ukraine, including two soldiers of the azov regiment, 18 defenders of the naval forces, eight nine border guards, three soldiers of the ukrainian armed forces and two civilians, returned home yesterday. defenders of ukraine whom the occupiers captured in mariupol, azovstal , kharkiv oblast, donetsk oblast, buch, kyiv oblast, on the island of zmiiny and nachaes, the youngest freed recently turned 19. it is also known that some of the freed from russian captivity, ukrainians have battle wounds and chronic diseases guys i welcome everyone to ukraine russia ends its participation in the so-called grain export agreement of ukrainian grain by the black sea, the ministry of defense of the aggressor countries claimed that the reason for this was the explosions in the sevastopol bay. russia claims that it was also carried out by ukrainian drones, which, according to her, caused minor damage. the ministry of defense of russia claims that ships of the black sea fleet and civilian vessels against which the terrorist attack was aimed security of the grain corridor, although i

forces e-e russian the federation is also 645 persia 641st naval intelligence center and it is theser-e means military-type organizations they specialize in er-e means and they have a squad of underwater mine laws corresponding aquanauts scouts and er-e for example this 641 naval maritime intelligence center he is based in the city in the city of kaliningrad in the village of parusne, and therefore, according to the experts of the fund, it means strategy 21, so to speak . let's discuss such a nuance, there is an opinion that the nord stream will not work at all, and the german ambassador to ukraine told about this, ankalguzen, and when asked whether the germans will leave the gas pipeline to rot under water, she answered that it will not work, folguzen emphasized that the war in ukraine changed germany's position on the gas pipeline, according to her even when the war is over, they will no longer supply gas with this pipe. so i have a question for you, gentlemen, is it possible to put a cross on the northern streams and is it possible to restore them or in in principle, we can state

and we're on a naval base. a working naval base.ost of which is the atomic clock where they keep the exact time of the united states. >> we went for a tour of the grounds steeped in history. >> so on my left is one of my favorite things. >> the swing? >> it's a swing, and there's a plaque. and it says, "joe loves jill." i have never sat on it because i don't want to break it. let me show you this. this is -- >> first of all, just this -- >> yeah. >> -- framing, it's so pretty. he took us to the family heritage garden, a quiet place of reflection that honors previous vice presidential families and their pets. oh, wow. >> remember president h.w. bush was vice president, and they lived here for eight years. >> milly. >> there it is. milly. >> are you scared that i actually remembered the name -- >> i love it. i love it. sometimes if you just sit in here knowing that you're literally amongst history, and it's such a great, beautiful, contemplative place to think about, you know, what's happening right now. >> how often do your kids get

here is the naval committee and the governor of st.ersburg and among the spectators the daughter of the chief designer vladimir peregudov, my soul ached anything. and when the decision was made by the leadership of the country, it was just a gift, of course, these are the right decisions, because for our generation. i myself teach technical students at the maritime university. of course, i can now say that our boat is the first in the country. it will be like a museum piece. there is no more suitable place for the eternal parking of kronstadt, the city of sailors. here everyone is connected with the fleet. i am a military officer. yes, it’s already the seventies, but i’m very worried about kronstadt for its historical heritage, and now today's event is a very powerful act of patriotism. the ship will be put in order and the interior will be created. it will be a symbol of the ingenious soviet technical thought. the museum of naval glory will open next summer and the role of its flagship exhibit at k3 is rightfully sold-out alexei sasyr

now he is part of the exposition in the museum of naval glory.tated in the report of dmitry akimov that the details of this unique operation were that it could not be done, even the technical experts doubted the feasibility of such a plan. and now the dream is becoming a reality. this is how the three legends of our country's nuclear submarine fleet came to their eternal resting place here in the naval museum. glory to the whole operation took more than a year, the boat was brought here to kronstadt and the north sea. here it was restored and after that the land part of the transportation began at the time of the start and planning of the operation. we considered more than 5 delivery options and uh, this variant of the combination of sea and land was the most rational in terms of the cost of the time interval and the number and volume of preparatory work that needed to be done. that is, it is an absolutely justified decision. and i think now no one doubts. what exactly is it? the boat was divided into two parts so that it could fit in the narrow

we lost eight allied naval ships and four german u-boats. over 1200 casualties were merchant mariners. the germans weren't attacking trained warriors. they were attacking merchant ships with civilian volunteer crews. the u.s. merchant marines, 1 in 26 died in the line of duty. north carolina may have been where the germans hit us hardest off the u.s. mainland but it's also where we started pushing back. i think of the start of the war when president roosevelt said, history has recorded who fired the first shot. in the long run, however, all that will matter is who fired the last shot. north carolina is where we had the first victories against the germans. april 14th of 1942 the u 85 became the first u-boat sunk by the navy off the east coast. the second was the first u-boat sunk by the coast guard off the east coast. we have survivors taken for interrogation by the u.s. navy and coast guard in charleston, south carolina. the second an airplane sank the u 701 off north carolina becoming the first u-boat sunk by the air force off the american

this naval is maritime corridor allowing for the export of grain. and therefore they are suspending their participation in forming the united nations of this and withdrawing from a deal which has seen some 9000000 tons or more of ukrainian agricultural exports. go out through this very difficult negotiation that has a successfully allowed this to happen there. that's important, as you say, for global food prices, you train, for example, supplies some more than 40 percent of the sunflower oil exported to the world. and so this is a, a major decision by russia. it is something though that does reflect what rushes own concerns have been for some time about their part of the deal, what they expect to get out of it, particularly in terms of exporting their fertilizer hasn't been borne out. they were talking about an investigation that the united nations was talking about into the use of iranian drones by russia, in its war against ukraine as potentially being a reason to pull out of the deal. now this major attack they say by ukraine has provided us that

my employer that former employer in the naval war college. we were an academic. we are in academic institution. and as long as i indicated that i wasn't speaking for the institution i was able to express myself as i wished. so no, there won't be some unplugged version of my views but and certainly my views in this book are undiluted and unvarnished tom nichols you talk about illiberal democracy. can you just give us a basic liberal democracy and illiberal democracy definition and why illiberal democracy plays a role in your book? absolutely. i think people have gotten it into their heads that democracy simply means the majority always wins. we don't we are not a majoritarian democracy that way our constitution is founded on liberal small l liberal principles of the 19th century the 18th century tolerance. equality for the law rule of law secularism and so that a liberal democracy makes sure that even while people vote to do things that there are constitutional guardrails around what they vote to do that cannot contravene certain eternal principles that we all agr

turkey believes that the escalated after the naval collision. since then, turkey has not sent any exploration ships into the mediterranean. president order one thought he and the prime minister had reached a gentlemen's agreement thereby when the prime minister went to washington dc in may, the greek prime minister would not lobby against a pending agreement for turkey and it turns out while the prime minister was there, it got him really angry, he made belligerent statements. since then, some islands are not supposed to have military equipment. erdogan is countered with threatening statements about a dangerous escalatory latter in terms of rhetoric. it's time for someone to step in as an arbiter. it's difficult for the european union to be neutral, there is a concept among member states. it is tough for the eu to broker this one. germany needs to step in. anchor: this is something george mentioned earlier. is there a basis for some sort of international mediation via the eu ruf to resolve this? >> the eu is out. the eu is in cahoots with the gr

all air targets were destroyed by the use of naval weapons and the naval aviation of the black sea fleet four marine unmanned vehicles were destroyed and three more were destroyed in the inner roadstead the authorities of sevastopol call this attack the most massive in history these shots were filmed by the inhabitants of the city on them presumably destruction enemy drones. move away all the explosions, which are all sorts of things, there, that means, smoke, everything else, everything that was posted, that means, on different sites today, uh, by private police and so on. and all this was destroyed by unmanned aerial vehicles, or means, uh, surface remotely controlled vehicles of opponents 4.20 in the morning, the work of all air defense forces in the defense department began. fixed minor damage. the sea herbalist ivan golubets received, as well as a net barrier or water barrier to bon, yuzhny bay the target of the terrorist attack was, among other things, the ships of the black sea fleet, which provide security for the grain corridor. according to the same grain deal of the same name,

weapons and naval aviation of the black sea fleet, four marine unmanned vehicles were destroyed, threeore vehicles were destroyed in the inner roadstead , the sea minesweeper ivan golubets, as well as a bonus net barrier, were slightly damaged. in yuzhnoye bay, russian warships, which successfully repelled the attack of enemy drones, were carrying out an essentially peaceful mission. they were involved in ensuring the security of the so -called grain corridor, about which so asked kiev and which was organized only by the good will of russia for the export of agricultural products from ukrainian ports. it is hardly a coincidence that just during the drone attack on sevastopol, not far from the crimea, an american strategic reconnaissance drone was circling in the sky in the neutral waters of the black sea . thanks to those who participated in the organization of previous sabotage against russia, the preparation of this terrorist act and training of military personnel of the ukrainian seventy-third special center of maritime operations were carried out under the guidance of british speci

the soviet traitor oleg penkovsky determine that these are soviet medium -range ballistic missiles navalckade october 22 kennedy appears on television and reports the appearance of soviet missiles in cuba and the imposition of a blockade of the island our government, as promised, closely watched the soviet military presence october 23 robert kennedy goes to the soviet embassy ambassador dobrynin informs him that there missiles until october 4, from 10:00 am, the naval blockade comes into force. on october 5, one of the most memorable meetings of the security council takes place. soviet representative zorin denies the existence of missiles in response to an american colleague demonstrates their enlarged pictures. on the same day, a meeting of the presidium was held, at which khrushchev's proposal was approved to exchange missiles for promises not to attack cuba.

since russia invaded ukraine on the 24th of february, romania naval force has increased its presence in the area of the log on its own. we, on the edge of the e, u and nieto. here we have a common border with ukraine, our killer branch of the daniel. we are less than 300 kilometers away from crimea, and less than 40 kilometers from sleek island. it is a volatile security environment close to our borders, but the menial naval forces have the capability to guard multiple security of each and every remaining citizen was out of every citizen belonging to the alliances and structure. we are part of the origins of ocean japan all over the new threat level as a result of russia's aggression in ukraine has made otherwise routine drills like this more intense. especially in this part of europe. the so called east and flank of nato, where the alliance has beefed up its presence following russia's full scale invasion of ukraine in february 2022, nato reinforced its multinational battle groups in poland and in the baltic states . the alliance also agree to establish for more in bulgaria, hungary

s. naval postgraduate school in monterey california. he says it's too early to say with the explosion is a setback for the russian boy, if it in ukraine, ah, it's hard to say really, it's odd. this is kind of bridges. so strategically important for the whole russian war effort that even a downgrading of the bridge might cause so significant difficulties. so the key damage to watch in some ways is the rail line, which has had substantial fire going on for hours so. so this is crucial for the very rail dependent russian military. also, it's interesting guy in terms of going to the news reports is still too early to assess the damage. russia has an interest to downplay the damage to the bridge and may claim parts of it are open for traffic before it's really safe to do that. ah, so it's kind of very, very important to, to wait a little and see what happens in terms of the effect, the ceiling or even degrading the courage. bridge goes beyond crimea. it's a credit, critical logistical note for the russian forces in the south of ukraine. so t

the street, you can use completely different technologies when ships are there or planes raid the navalase of the enemy, well, we can imagine there, the pilots see uh, in the targets, the sailors see the targets, they carry out strikes, and here everything happens when the operators of this equipment are here hundreds of kilometers away from the place of events and make decisions directly, like as if they are in the thick of events, at the same time there are air drones and sea drones, well, actually speaking, this is a new step in the history of the naval forces, the americans have long thought that the best way to use sea drones is for patrolling the coast or for demining the water area , it turns out to be the best and most ineffective way to use sea drones - this is the main purpose of the military forces to destroy enemy ships in these attacks, which now we are again on civilian objects, they can last for months in principle, what opportunities do we have, how will we deal with stolicism, that is, accepting this blow as a part of this war, can we still look for some opportunities t

and the security component of the formation of control and their implementation is provided by the navalts and this and the state border service, the maritime guard and the naval forces, thank you ms. natalya for the last part about the right bank, a lot has been said about what is happening on the left, we understand that there the enemy has wider logistical possibilities, something in connection with the fact that it is possible to pull only from the occupied crimea, but also from other directions, i will help myself there, well, in general, if all this is compiled with the situation in the crimea with the naval grouping in the black sea area, how does it all look, well, for now, the fact that they have started to mine er, the left bank, i.e., in the approach from the m-m river and further ironing, er, they made a kind of security strip, this indicates that they are aware that the advance of our forces, they foresee including and er, they are ready for what it will be and along the left bank, because every time they retreat so that they pass the lane to complicate the advance of our tr

we want to help people work, and in the winter, doctors from the naval hospital in vladivostok came to life almost everywhere and every day. they are performing the miracle of sinop to warn residents of central russia of a drastic change next week. and tonight, for the first time on the show, come on, all together the best vocalists will compete for the support of a hundred semi-finals. but before vladimir putin’s speech at the valdai forum , today it was in all world news the day before the broadcasts were closely watched not only in europe but also in the united states, and here is a short review of western media with quotes from russian president vladimir putin said that the west is blinded by colonialism and called for the formation of a new world order, according to the british media, in this way the russian leader emphasized that any negotiations on this topic would be held taking into account the interests of moscow vladimir putin accused the west of starting a bloody and dirty game and that he was striving for global dominance. he also said that the west should not tell russia

they are building apartments there with as a club and expanding the embankment, as naval experts say,ossible to use that shelter in the rocks of the 1960s for modern boats, it is impossible because the dimensions there are not the same dimensions . well, that is why this is the easiest question regarding you quoted there the press secretary of the southern command or the southern direction. well, i think, in general, that now our official speakers are engaged in such sophisticated trolling regarding the events of the 29th, yesterday , october 29, in sevastopol. of course, the whole world perceives it, and the ukrainians perceive it, and in russia they perceive it as our operation. but i think that some details, some information has been confirmed. well, it will appear later. i think that it is not very far, because in our world, eh information is impossible to receive secrets there for more than a few days well, at most, only here are disciplined people, they will ask to be taught, they will not say anything from the other side . well, you understand, er, i have come across underwater

the expulsions include former naval officers who was seeking asylum. the un office says that the potations or a violation of international law, you and hcr the when refugee agency is seriously concerned about the continued deputation by malaysia of asylum seekers from me and my back to their country, placing lives at risk. you and hcr has received multiple disturbing reports of these 1st returns of me and my nationals for malaysia since april this year. and this includes people who are seeking international protection. and the last 2 months to learn, hundreds of me and my nationals are reported to have been sent back against their will by the authorities. people can not be returned to places where they face threats to their life, liberty, and place. harmon, danger, and this is why our appeal is so christian. se asia corresponded, dave, who knew bound, can shine like on this story. what sort of a welcome can the deportees expect in me and mom, do you think well, anyone who has tried to leave the army, the navy, it's doom. i mean, the best case scenario

first domestic nuclear submarine k3 takes its place in the exposition of the museum of naval glory iten in kronstadt next year behind the most difficult transportation of the legendary ship by sea and by land about the historical significance and new life of the flagship exhibit chief of the north-western bureaux or mazaev the museum of naval glory will open in kronstadt next summer on june 23, an international maritime salon will be held here. and now we can observe the most important moment of the formation of the exposition, submarine 3 is preparing to move under the roof of the future museum, the most difficult the months-long engineering operation to deliver the footage to the museum ended tonight. the last ground segment of the route. the boat, overcame, being divided in half. otherwise, along the narrow kronstadt streets. it would not have been possible to hold it, despite the late time, the legend was greeted by many residents, some of them brought children. it is wonderful that there is such concern for the history of our country. and the fact that this monument of emotion wi

naval war college professor. the last couple of years we have hearing that democracy is in danger. do you agree with that and if so what does that mean? >> i absolutely agree with it and i think that it is in danger because of us. to influence the public and interfere with the public debate in the united states, but the biggest danger is that we ourselves as citizens have become less civic. we've become more narcissistic, arless participatory, more transactional. and i think that those are not the kind of values and behaviors that can sustain a liberal democracy. >> i'm going to have you expand on one of those points and have you quote your book. at the most important ingredient in the decline of modern democracy is narcissism. what does that mean? >> narcissism it's strange to tsay this after a pandemic that it has been the real pandemic affecting us for 40 or 45 years. we have indicators and i talk about them in the book we have metrics and indicators that people have become more narcissistic, thinking about themselves, less able to empathize with others, less able to abstract aw

and another one over the weekend by unmanned naval vehicle surface vehicles, as well as unmanned aerial vehicles against russian ships, has shown the balance of power in the black. she does not favour russia. now in the same way that it did, perhaps when this 1st deal was i contemplated. ready so russia might have had sort of the veto power over anything that moves in the black sea 6 months ago. they don't have that now. and so i interpret the statements from moscow as more signaling to the domestic audience that looked like we still really can control the flow of grain. when the truth is they might be able to hit some ships coming out. they have a lot to lose if they do that, but i think it's, it should be understood in the, in terms of the need both the signal or domestic audience and the slipping control over naval activity in the black sea that they actually have. so actually this suspended participation, it has minimal impact on the export of grain from ukraine. i mean, just to day we saw a lack of number of ships on the me through the black sea. yes, i think that's true so that th

she had more ships, but nelson used non-standard naval battle tactics and defeated the french and theniards lost, the british lost 22 ships nelson himself was mortally wounded after the trafalgars. france spain lost their maritime power britain acquired the status of the mistress of mary , who retained trafalgar square in london until the second world war, and brita. rivers have been wearing black ties since the battle as a sign of mourning for admiral nelson on october 21, 1894, the last russian tsar nicholas ii ascended the throne on that day was made public. the highest manifesto, despite many talents and excellent education, nicholas did not inherit from alexander iii's father did not have an overbearing nature, nor the ability to make decisions quickly, important qualities for a successful autocrat during his reign remained in history as a very controversial one. russia developed well economically, was covered with a huge network of railways, and another socio-political contradictions grew in it, a tense foreign policy situation resulted in the first world war and two revolutions

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