different nationalities and religions. uh, ideas about life, how it was reflected in the fate of the new russia of russia, a country that is tolerant of people of other religions of any nationality, there were too few calm russians even after the slavs were embarrassed with the countesses and still there were still very few in order to inherit huge. open spaces and force someone to submit by force or carry out ethnic cleansing. here fertile soils are fertile to them from the fertile land. so, as they say in ukraine, it means you stuck a stick in the ground, and you are seedlings. yes it means that naturally people sought to connect and once again he pushed this region into the development of the entire empire along a hypotalistic path and the rapid development of russia in the 19th century. it happened. well, not only, but to a large extent thanks to novorossiya, because plus a huge amount of port facilities that provided communication with the international market. that means everything. it did. it is this region that is such a locomotive for the development of the empire. thank you very much

new russia. the scots and the rollers were engaged. the resettlement of the crimean greeks to the azov coast at the end of the 18th century and the creation of mariupol as the center of their compact residence was unique. all the property of the settlers was transported at the expense of the treasury. they were exempted from the state of children for 10 years and received fullness in a new place, put on land and were not drafted into the army. for a migrant of different nationalities and upwards, the russian state has become a natural protector of their interests. as a result, a unique mentality of the inhabitants of novorossiya and the northern black sea region was formed, based on the synthesis of different cultures. love of freedom, hard work, economic enterprise and strong will of those who developed new territories. more details in the story anna efimova 1775 catherine ii just appointed his serene highness prince potemkin of tauride as the governor-general of novorossia of the territory of the wild field, recently conquered by the

city on the shores of the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov, an unusual story, it appeared on the map of new russiadecree of catherine the great and was supposed to become the capital of a greek colony. on these lands , during the russian turkish war, while saving the orthodox greeks of crimea, catherine ii signed a decree on their resettlement in new russia. little russian settlement, pavlovsk was renamed mariupol local residents bought their houses for the money of the treasury and handed over the colonists only 80 years after in the city, not only greeks, but also other nationalities were officially allowed to settle until the end of the 19th century, mariupol remained a small merchant town it turned into a major center of southern russia only with with the advent of the railroad of the deep-water seaport and the metallurgical plant through mariupol , along with traditional wheat , donetsk coal, ore and metal began to be exported by sea, the local trading port became the second in terms of cargo turnover in in the south of russia after odessa, the blast furnaces and pipe shops of one of the firs

during the pandemic, the united states and russia mutually accepted a pause to new start inspections. in june 2022, that understanding lapsed after it became clear that both parties could resume inspections while keeping our inspectors and inspected parties say. in august 2022, russia refused to comply with its obligation under new start to facilitate inspection activities on its territory, and russia has maintained that position since then. contrary to russian assertions, there is nothing preventing russian inspectors from traveling to the united states and conducting inspections. since the summer of 2022, we have made crystal clear to russia that we are prepared to honor our obligation to host russian inspectors. russian state aircraft have viable air routes to transport inspectors to the united states, and russian inspectors can also use commercial air travel to reach the united states territory under the treaty. we put significant time and effort into engaging russia, other countries, and private entities to ensure russia can fully exercise its inspection rights. just to make sure

that is why russia's announcement last week that it is suspending its participation in new start is so troubling. we are watching carefully to see what russia actually does in the wake of president putin's announcement, and we are engaging with russian officials. to get a more detailed x clinician of their actions, most importantly we will make sure that under these new circumstances we remain postured to defend the united states and our allies. given the misinformation that continues to flow from moscow, it is important to highlight how we arrived at this point. when this administers and began, we and the russian federation extended new start for the full five years allowed under the agreement because both sides saw that it was clearly in the security interests of our respective countries. russian officials have affirmed their support for new start many times, because like us, they understand that neither country is better off in a world where the two largest nuclear powers no longer engage in stabilizing forms of transparency. this only underscores what an unfortunate step putin's an

saving the orthodox greeks of the crimea, catherine ii signed a decree on their resettlement in new russiae little russian settlement, pavlovsk, was renamed mariupol from local residents for the money of the treasury, they bought their houses and handed over the colonists only 80 years after not only greeks, but also other nationalities were officially allowed to settle within the city until the end of the 19th century, mariupol remained a small merchant town it turned into a major center of the south of russia only with the advent of the iron railway. the roads of the deep-water seaport and the metallurgical plant through mariupol by sea, along with traditional wheat, began to export donetsk coal, ore and metal , the local trading port became the second largest cargo turnover in southern russia after odessa, blast furnaces and pipe shops of one of the first mariupol metallurgical plants were purchased in america and transported disassembled ocean in soviet times, when the city was called zhevanov. more than 40 large productions have already worked here - the amazing paradox of soviet time

it is a breaking news to kick off this. i was program as russia will suspend this participation in the new start nuclear treaty. but it's not departing from the agreement. president vladimir putin made that statement in his annual address to the national parliament for they would signal, but would it would need a representatives. the u. s. is sending signals and putting out ultimatums to russia. they say you, russia must implicitly do as we have previously agreed to, including the new start treaty. while we the us or do whatever we want to us. they say there's no connection between the new start treaty issues and the ukrainian conflict or other hostile actions by the west towards russia is over there as if there is no loud statement that the u. s. aim is defeating russia. strategically? certainly. so it's either utmost cynicism and hypocrisy or utmost stupidity. anything we can't call them idiots though they're not stupid. they wanted to feed us strategically and also want to continue to inspect our new killer objects. in this regard, i have to sa

russia's goal global politics. agenda, but to identify newtrends and, most importantly, to teach readers to see them on their own. the fact is that from the very beginning we tried to teach our people. uh, readers think for themselves. uh, the last 50 years. or maybe even 300 years. we began to think about the world through the lenses of the west and now we invite everyone to think, although i am quite difficult through my own lenses and, accordingly, learn on their own. now this is the dominant trend. uh, editorial journals note among readers a craving for understanding what is happening in processes throughout the world has grown many times in 20 years. and they are drawn to analytics. not only narrowly focused professionals. yes, and sometimes in a rapidly changing world, it is not easy for them to figure out where the cause is, where the effect is, and most importantly, where it all will lead, how not to go crazy. eh, it's very difficult and all the more so since the rates of blood of everything else have grown very much, that is , now in

this war was also supposed to show the new russia that it should not go too far to the soviet allies a while, if the soviet union had not provided itself with an atomic bomb in time, the scenario of its collapse or destruction would have been realized much earlier than our yugoslav scenario was realized. yes, guns, when they say that atomic weapons also signify the sovereignty of a country. this is the truth of the organization. but they did it, i must say. ha, now this is ours we are moving east. international law is valid as long as it satisfies the interests of the united states. if not, it does not exist so that, logically, it does not exist, in principle, after the collapse of the soviet union, the united states creates a new belt around russia. hostile books of states. after it became clear that it was wiser, cheaper, more reliable than sending your troops to some country. ah, come on, color revolutions are a strategy aimed at overthrowing the existing regime and, as a result, in power should be puppets that are very easy to control. georgia ukraine they were all targeted by ge

measured inhabitants and innocent soldiers who did not declare war on anyone also had to show the new russiashe should not go too far to the soviet union for a while if the soviet union did not provide itself in time an atomic bomb, the scenario for its collapse or destruction would be implemented much earlier than our yugoslav scenario was implemented. when they say that atomic weapons also signify the sovereignty of a country, this is true. but they did it, i must say. ha now it's ours we're moving east. international law is valid as long as it satisfies the interests of the united states. if not, it does not exist so that, logically, it does not exist, in principle, after the collapse of the soviet union, the united states creates a new belt around russia. hostile books of states. after it became clear that it is wiser and cheaper than sending your troops to some country. color revolutions are a strategy to overthrow the existing regime and as a result should end up in power puppets that are very easy to control, kyrgyzstan georgia ukraine they were all targeted by george w. bush senior v

in sokha , it could not cut through the roots of steppe grass on virgin soil new russia, weeds, remained and raised by the plow. the land dried up quickly in a hot and windy climate in the steppe fields , plows began to be used, which plowed deeper and raised a larger layer of black soil. such were in use by local few russians and tatar plows became heavier in the ground. they already went to a depth of at least three and a half four inches. from 16 to 20 cm. and it was not a horse that pulled one or two pairs of hair. this technology required large expenditures of the wave instead of horse-drawn expensive plows, but also gave more return, deep plowing reduced the risk of crop failure in the arid steppe climate. this method of cultivating the land was introduced by german colonists in the steppes of the northern black sea region with their various benefits at one time. attracted by catherine ii in addition to this german minonite, members of one of the protestant denominations also used a new crop rotation technology. the so-called black park used to be the land, which in the new season

the father of the deceased hero turns to the side victory is only victory we all have a new life in russiature of your children is the opportunity to be proud of the country in which they live, you and i wanted soldiers for two more new russian regions tomorrow's holiday. returns to the calendar for the first time after a long break under the pretext of decommunization , they tried to destroy the memory of the soviet and russian armies, zaporozhye and kherson, but did not out. the unity of our country in our history , our holidays, real holidays and everything . in fact, they celebrate today, look at the enthusiasm today. i feel today what i felt. we have been even more than 70 years old, but in recent years we have been snatched out of our lives the opportunity to be with friends close to a large native family the name that is russia and on the stage there is already a new generation of patriotic performers singer shaman and we will become his hit call. and, of course, such a concert could not end, without the performance of this group, the words of the song lyube as they sound to every d

is this relationship headed in tom's or for a new russia, china lead wall order? absolutely. the way they understand the current, sir, let say transitionary period of international relations is that the unipolar moment is over. there is this chaotic, her volatile, let's say, ah, periods in between. and nobody knows. of course, what will come next. will it be a multiple clarity or as i argue, actually a bifurcation of the global system centered around a comprehensive fir, the coupling between the united states and a china. and so once again, we see that a china needs a partner such as russia to booster, to bolster, so to say it's a global ah, standing and to rush of course, meets our reliable partner such as china, to break the international isolation and all sort tool by past western sanctions, let's look at how this impact sir, the war in ukraine. the trainers explicitly refused or to condemn, and now you have information from the united states that says that china could soon supply russia with little support. and that this would be a red line. i'm wondering if you think chi

it does not give russia a new military with which to fight or fundamentally a new strategy. reality is that russia has picked a war, picked a fight it can't really win. and the initiative does really remain on the western side. there is nothing that putin really can do about that. mohammed: daniela, in the past, in video streamed addresses to eu meeting's and eu leaders, president zelenskyy has been critical at times of some of the european countries that he believed were not doing enough to help ukraine. was his tone in his address during this tour different? was it more diplomatic? was he trying to show his appreciation more this time around? daniela: yeah, it was completely different. the tone was more diplomatic, but at the same time i would say it was more strategic because it was perceived that this meeting was not going to be symbolic only, because they have been too much symbolic until now. things are definitely going to be different. it is true there were some european countries, eu members that in the past had had been reluctant in respect to ukraine. but at the sam

if its incidents fluent or the new digital battle lines being drawn, the propaganda war for ukraine. russia's morning crane. one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the human. slowly in february on d. w. 50 deborah news, asia coming up to date. why china keep supporting russia over ukraine? majoring is officially impartial on the ukraine war, but its actions suggest otherwise. why does it continue to support moscow? and is there a point where the support could become untenable? ah, by british manager, welcome to d, w. news, asia, god, you could join us. john, our stop diplomat, one year in moscow meeting russian leaders just days ahead of the one year anniversary of russia. invasion of ukraine. one ye held a series of meetings in the backdrop of a war that has rapidly shaped a no limited partnership between moscow and b. jing the latter is now reported to be considering supplying lethal support. he went to russia a development that the u. s has cor front would be a red line. i'm. it's those possibilities. we are looking at a deeper question today. why doe

biggest messages coming from the kremlin to day. russia says that it is suspending its last major nuclear disarmament agreement with the united states. the new start treaty commits russia and the us to limiting their stock pile of nuclear warheads. now the deal was due to run until the year 2026. in an address to the nation to day president vladimir putin also accused the west of starting the war in ukraine. if, if he did not see valentina let grand entry for a defiant vladimir putin to address both his domestic audience and the west. once again, he blamed the west for the war in ukraine at the guest responsibility for fermenting the ukraine conflict for its escalation and for the increasing number of victims lies entirely with western elites, canyon. and of course, with the current regime and key of like to which the ukrainian people are strangers . you, again, we pushed the narrative that the people of eastern ukraine actually want to be russian. one of his justifications for the war one year ago was his claim that ukraine has always been part of russia it, other than the ukraine is not just a neighboring country. it's an inalienable part

and now to the marathon news. russiade billions in oil despite european union anti-russian sanctions, a british publication writes. the russian oil industry appears to be resisting the pressure of western sanctions as the country's production recovers, the publication notes that the number of new wells rose by 7%. and finally, tesla is voluntarily recalling over 300,000 vehicles of the beta system for a complete automated driving installed in these machines can lead to accidents. so there is a risk that electric vehicles may act unsafe in some situations, for example, when passing through an intersection, the regime also allows speeding through a yellow light and does not respect a full stop at a stop sign. the recall will affect the car of different years of production , i note tesla shares against the backdrop of this news, fell slightly more than 1%. and on this i have everything stay with us. and don't miss today's fresh issue of sphere of interest, have a good day. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and

new russia.u need to restore repair and equip hundreds of cultural institutions, including museum funds and buildings that give people the opportunity to feel the relationship of the past belonging to feel belonging to a single cultural historical educational space of centuries-old great russia with the participation of teachers and scientists. we must seriously improve the quality of school university courses, as for the humanities , first of all, the history of social science, literature and geography, so that young people can learn as much as possible about russia, its great past about our culture and traditions. we have a very bright talented young generation who is ready to work for the good of the country in science, culture, the social sphere in business and public administration for such people . competitions are opening up new horizons for professional growth leader of russia renaissance leaders will note that a number of winners are finalists of these projects. volunteered into combat u

this war should also was to show the new russia that it should not go too far to the soviet allies forile, if the soviet union had not provided itself with an atomic bomb in time, the scenario of its collapse or destruction would have been implemented much earlier than our yugoslav scenario was implemented. after the collapse of the warsaw pact, nato moved east. although it was promised that this would not happen. but they did it. nato said, ha, now it's ours. we're moving east. international law is valid as long as it satisfies the interests of the united states if not it does not exist in such a way that, logically , it, in principle, does not exist. come on, come on, come on, color revolutions are a strategy aimed at overthrowing the existing regime and as a result, puppets who are very easy to control should end up in power, kyrgyzstan georgia ukraine , they were all targeted by george w. bush , senior vice president under ronald reagan , they were bribed with millions dollars, the former soviet republics were given money in exchange for the fact that they would dutifully agree to

, nuclear arsenals, with new russia is not withdrawing from the treaty. no, it is suspending its participation. once again, vladimir putin is stoking fears of a nuclear confrontation or earlier i spoke with you get your crop job. she's a ukrainian lawmaker from the governing servant of the people party ukraine. and i asked her for her reaction to what both president said today. ok, thank you for it. festival for inviting me to to this program. well, for me it just means that ukraine is on the right side of the history together with the civilized world that helps us because i think it's black and white. i mean, these are the question of rush i guess to grade is black and white. you can know, you know, see that great tones inside of it. and of course, i mean, it was a historical moment one joe by then visited, keep doing the full, scary taishan of russia, just to remember russia were saying that they will invade in 3 days. and joe biden was walking together, was present the landscape in the square and just meters. the way there was a they said, you know, ex

conditions, what is the leadership in russia, whether or not european leaders will re—engage with a new russiational space station is now the focal point for this renewed tension. the west has no choice but to continue to collaborate with russia here, because the iss is not owned by any one nation. each depends on the other for it to operate. it was a symbol of peace 20 years ago when its construction began, with the us and the soviet union leading the way. but when it was cut out of space projects with the west, the russians threatened to pull out of the space station, but chose not to go through with it in the end. helen sharman believes that if the ambitious missions to other worlds are to succeed, space agencies will have to come together once again. ultimately, i can see us absolutely collaborating again very openly and fully internationally, is my hope, to go to mars. i mean, that's the dream. in the shorter term future there are other possibilities too, but i think we're going to have to learn to trust again. so i think there's a lot of groundwork that needs to be rebuilt with the russi

new technology. it does not give russia new arguments. it doesn't really change the situation on the battlefield. doesn't give russia new military with which to fight or fundamentally a new strategy. the reality is that russia has picked a war, picked a fight that it can't really win. and, and, and the initiative does really remain on the, on the western side. and there's, there's, there's nothing that a really can do about that. daniella in the past in video stream addresses to you meetings and to, to you leaders present zalinski has been critical at times of, of some of the european countries that he believed weren't doing enough to, to help you. crane was his tone in his address during this to were different. was it more diplomatic? what was he trying to show his appreciation more this time around? yeah, there was completely different. i mean that on the wall a small diplomatic, that a sent time i would say was more strategic. but probably because s perceived that these, this meeting was not going to be a symbolic, only symbolic because it was a u. s. been very mast, tim bolick to match symboli

russia's aggressive behavior is not new. as already acted in a similar way against its other neighbors. russia is acting according to an aggressive scheme that we have already seen in moldova, georgia, and ukraine. today, these partners use support of the alliance, which is extremely necessary for their stability, as well as for the achievement of a strong peace, stability and prosperity, they also talked about the need to strengthen nato , respond to current security threats, as well as develop a long-term strategy for relations with the aggressor country. determine what practical and political relations could be between nato and russia, the meeting of the bucharest nine became one of the stages of preparation for the nato summit that will be held in vilnius in the summer oksana lototska ictv facts the only news of russia should be excluded from all international structures, and nato should decide on ukraine in the summer. the deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, olena kondratiuk , spoke about this in latvian on

while we report from russia new laws are being passed almost every day. the word war has become taboo. independent media has closed down. thousands have been arrested at demonstrations throughout the country. and the strategy has clearly been successful. protests have stopped mike here in saint petersburg. nothing suggest to war here. almost nothing. dorian, i find these words in the city center, no to war. in putin's russia writing, this could land you in prison. people outside russia need to understand that, says daria, give me a, was this because it's thought it's important for me to say that we exist, that we are many, whether enough, despite everything and for the hearing of death for one wrong word or wrong. the word at sentence on social media, you can get 10 years in prison floor. it's difficult to say anything now you have enough, but i am certain civil society will still find ways to make its opinions known. will she turn out to be right? with swag elton's bettina in foster presidency left his fault phone keeps up with a good shift. i was on thi

feed our land here do not stink. in the winter, it is very, very well thought out, here is such news from russiaile, while we are waiting for the broadcast from the european parliament, in addition to the fact that it became known that there are also news from russia that concern us ukraine via khizhakova is one of those few russians in which although well , she is russian relative khidzhakova is definitely not a russian surname - it’s one and the other that she was born in ukraine , that’s two words, this is the person who, regardless of anything , remained and remains with ukraine, and it costs the 84-year-old artist and actress of course, she won't be able to play now the contemporary theater took away her last role, they are probably afraid of such a huge russia, putin is so scary with such a million-strong army and is afraid of a small , petite woman, an actress who does not support what putin is doing and what he is doing to russia , which is supported by the majority of russians. nuts and all kinds of things hm makes people who have a different opinion shut up those small number of people

this war was also supposed to show the new russia that it should not go too far to the soviet union forhile they would anesthetize if the soviet union did not provide himself in time an atomic bomb, the scenario of its collapse or destruction would have been implemented much earlier than our yugoslav scenario was implemented. yes, guns, when they say that atomic weapons also signify the sovereignty of a country. this is true. but they did it, i must say. ha now it's ours we're moving east. international law is valid as long as it satisfies the interests of the united states. if not, it does not exist so that, logically, it, in principle , does not exist russian belt. states hostile to it. after it became clear that it was wiser, cheaper, more reliable than sending your troops to some country. come on color revolutions are a strategy to overthrow the existing regime and as a result should end up in power puppets that are very easy to control, kyrgyzstan georgia ukraine they were all targeted by george w. bush senior vice president under ronald reagan they were bribed with millions of dol

you know this news of putin suspending russia's participation in the new start treaty. we've seen time and time again since this invasion of ukraine began, that when potent injects nuclear weapons into the discussion, he immediately gets the world's attention. that's what happened today at nato. it appears that's true, although this isn't a total surprise, what putin announced because the russian side has been unwilling to continue negotiations about the extension of the new start treaty now for several months. and that's pretty unusual because even when tensions have been really high between the 2 sides, typically on arms control, they manage to find a compromise. they've kept talking throughout a years of bad relations between the u. s. and russia. so this is really considered a bad sign, but in past weeks, both the u. s. and nato, as a whole, have accused russia violating news start, which has, of course, led to the russians not being willing to sit at a table with them. but yeah, i think people are pretty alarmed as this is the last major arms control treaty between

new roadway. bridge restored the whole of russia a huge amount of resources was expended. common merit, the well-coordinated work of the bridge builders, both from rostov-on-don and, from moscow, the designers worked. uh, st. petersburg delivery of metal structures eveli three factory damage. now they are visible only on the railway parts of the crimean bridge. here is the blackened one. now active restoration work is underway here, as we can see, the builders have already begun to dismantle one of the spans, and to fully complete all this work. it's planned for this summer the rules of entry on the way of the wire have not changed crossroads, the kerch strait. you can only after mandatory screening. i'm on chipped andrey terentyev to lead the crimean bridge. if you bring the jews out of here, we will introduce you to the rank of alexander gitsenko. now i was able to save only the soviet people and other fish. not here, yevgeny tkachuk, i'm lucky for me, i'll definitely be with you until the end of my life. fedor dobronravov is considered to be calculated on the shelves ,

against russia, and what does rubber and the digital future have to do with a special report on how superservices are developing the housing market. in the lugansk people's republic, they found new evidence of us participation in destabilizing the situation in ukraine, the special forces of the russian guard discovered a manual by the us agency for international development in the documents of detailed instructions on discrediting russia in the eyes of the local population, primarily with young people, during search activities , a large number of propaganda literature, which is aimed at inciting ethnic hatred and hatred for everything russian. this is not the first of its kind. finding a whole library of such brochures, we found in severodonetsk and also in many others. uh, settlements of the lugansk region. the same publications. we found in mariupol the lion's share of manuals and guides published at the expense of the us agency for international development as part of the project economic support for eastern ukraine well , on the air of the danish tv channel extra bladed, a report on the ukrainian military came out, the audience noticed one of the representatives of the armed

earlier, our correspondent year aver shadow enrica told me what russia suspension of the new start treaty nice. well, as the purpose of this treated clear is to reduce nuclear weapons, it's the only remaining element of the nuclear arms control treaties system between the united states and russia. and the 2 countries hold together about 90 percent of the world's nuclear warheads, which is pretty much so we should be pretty worried about this suspension or the treaty provides for mutual inspections on nuclear facilities on each other's territory. so that each side can make sure that the other side doesn't deploy more nuclear well warheads than agreed a month ago with united states already used to rush of refusing to assist you, asked those inspections mosque or threatened to withdraw from the treat in 2026 completely and now this suspension comes put in explained to step by saying that united states and united states would be developing allegedly new types of nuclear weapons. and russia should be ready to conduct nuclear tests. now, tell us your a more broadly about putin's speech. this is

the head of ukrainian intelligence tonight said that russia's new offensive is of such low quality, that some frontline commanders barely even know it's happening, but he warned that it could get worse as russia is now redoubling efforts to produce ammunition. lester. >> all right, richard engel, thank you. you can see much more of richard's powerful reporting from ukraine, watch "on assignment" this friday at 10:00 eastern on msnbc and streaming on peacock. >>> also developing tonight, new reporting, the special counsel investigating former president trump's actions after the 2020 election has subpoenaed mr. trump's daughter ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner to testify before a federal grand jury. that's according to "the new york times" citing two people briefed on the matter. >>> and today mr. trump was in ohio visiting the site of that train derailment and toxic chemical release as many residents remain worried about the quality of the air and water. ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: in the heart of east palestine, mike mckim worries how business will be when he opens h

the great decoupling has finally occurred with russia suspending its participation in the new start arms control treaty. russia and the west have gone their own separate ways and in the process, arms control appears to be dead in the water. more troubling times ahead. the. the cross talking the coupling. i'm joined by my guess ted see and tens mania. he's accomplished consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer and parents. we have shomberg mall. he is a political commentator and endure shot. are we close to christopher lee? he is a political analyst and researcher. hi, gentleman cross close to the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate. let's go to 10 and 10, many of the 1st 10. i mean what i'm, i'm sure all of you solve the 2 speeches. one that let me put and gave to the nation an annual event, and biden's appearances and in care of and in warsaw. and you couldn't get more checks to post. biden is on an ideological crusade. it's not, there's no sense of cause causality. there is no context, there's not even really a goal. the rest of the russia

new russia in 1999 was, maybe in 2000, in my opinion , 1999.i attended another davos faure on this domoskom forums was a panel, the outstanding russian figures of that era, the leaders of the country, practically, and who said something, i just got hooked on horrors, because they were carrying. absolutely about what is happening in the world and understanding. it was a terrible shame for me. i realized that we have problems with the first number of steel. it was not in vain that the transliteration organizations were ahead of the flowering of isis, and as further issues showed among the authors of the magazine. there were prophets in their own country, sergei alexandrovich, who, of course, often we performed on the page in 2007. wrote the first article about the inevitable new cold war. and that it can be such that the old cold war will seem like flowers. that is, 15 years before this happened, he already had a premonition of it, and the author even that was about 5 years ago, probably , yes, that is, he is this child of upheavals in the post-s

collected by our special correspondent svitlana charnetska. they are talking about a new large-scale offensive by russiad currently all data indicate that it will take place by the end of the month, primarily because of putin's love of symbolism, they say that a new attack on the anniversary of the beginning of the so-called special operation would show that it is too early to write off russia in the great offensive. the longer you wait, the more it will thaw and hinder movement, and the key thing is to be in time for the transfer of new western weapons to kyiv , and so far the ukrainians have not learned how to operate modern tanks, the russians have suffered terrible losses this year, but do not forget that this is a great power and it is learning from its mistakes, now they know about all the threats that come from ukraine. they know what opportunities the ukrainians have and how they work , therefore, with the arrival of spring, russia will be better prepared and, accordingly, a more dangerous problem in the fact that they still have the same weapons and although they created a quantitative advantag

a spokesperson for the national security council is telling cbs news that the federal government will continue to monitor russia's nuclear posture, but so far there's no indication that putin is willing or preparing to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. >> jarred hill in new york. thank you very much. >>> people in turkey and syria are facing new trauma after monday's 6.3-magnitude earthquake. rescuers pulled at least eight bodies from the rubble after the strong quake and aftershock rocked the region. it comes as a u.n. delegation visited northern syria yesterday to assess the damage caused by devastating earthquakes just two weeks ago. >> we came to see what the needs were. there's huge needs in shelter, in health. the need for fresh water, for sanitation, and of course removal of debris. >> survivors struggling in freezing conditions have criticized the u.n. delays. the quake and aftershocks killed more than 47,000 people in turkey and syria. >>> back home, dramatic moments in the trial of alex murdaugh. the son of the once-prominent attorney who's accused of killing his wife and youngest son took the stand yeste

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news." >>> russia's wrath. moscow expresses outrage after president biden's surprise trip to ukraine. what vladimir putin is expected to do today. >>> a new earthquake. at least three people die after a powerful quake rocks turkey and syria. we've got the latest. >>> and under arrest. a suspect is in custody for allegedly murdering a california bishop. what a tipster told police. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president biden is in poland this morning following his surprise trip to ukraine which sparked anger in russia. he's set to give a speech today, marking one year since russia's invasion of ukraine. yesterday mr. biden condemned russia during his historic visit with president zelenskyy. his words come today as vladimir putin's set to just his invasion of ukraine in a national address. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: under a cloak of secrecy and amid tight security, president joe biden rolled into kyiv central station, a discreet start to a dramatic visit, a show of solidarity with president volodymyr zelenskyy meant to boost morale