on february 11, exactly 8 years ago, the normandy four gathered in minsk to discuss the conditions forablishing peace in ukraine at 16:00. negotiations, a sleepless night of buckets of coffee, live broadcasts all over the planet from the palace of independence and the new term minsk peace, painstaking and long work before and after, and hopes for resolving the conflict in belarus , our president did their best to resolve the conflict. as soon as possible on the day after the normandy marathon , alexander lukashenko will note the only point was to organize to help make people live in peace in ukraine, it is especially bitter today to realize that these efforts at one moment began to be erased by order from the united states, including those present then in the palace of independence later years, almost all participants in the negotiations announced that at that time their only goal was to deceive putin, however, this version falls apart, if only because no one would spend so much time and effort on delaying or freezing situations. what statements, just an attempt to retouch an old photo

guaranteed it without any other international organizations, especially not the leaders of the normandy foureg tell me if there was a chance. in what time period is it possible to push through to convince the ukrainian society that the minsk agreements must be implemented? well, in fact, uh, for a long time , ukrainian society, seriously, seriously, did not need to be convinced of this, again , poroshenko's victory in the first round in the fourteenth year and then his devastating defeat when almost three-quarters of the hide you said for zelensky in many ways. uh, because he was already associated with the person who will ensure peace in the donbas confirms that the majority of ukrainians were in favor of a peaceful settlement ; moreover, you even remember. it all depends on how you phrase the question, how people turned off our opponents. or often manipulation they started telling there asking if you are ready to enter sovereignty there, that means, in exchange for peace there and so on, when we formulated, otherwise are you ready. i i remember once in the studio of matvey ganapolsky, a jo

council was misled today exactly eight years have passed since the leaders of the countries of the normandy four met in minsk to sign documents memorable for everyone varvara nevskaya will continue the topic , associated with hopes for a settlement of the conflict in the donbass, is finally buried. and those who then were the guarantor of an immediate and comprehensive cessation. fire today sign their own dishonesty, the minsk agreements of 2014 were an attempt to give ukraine time. she also used this time to become stronger. as you can see ukraine today 2014-15. this is not ukraine today, as you saw in the battles of zadebaltsev in early 2015. putin could easily seize it at that time, and i doubt very much that then the nato countries could do as much as they are doing now to help ukraine at the end of december, last year, in an interview with the german edition of the kindergarten , angela merkel also admitted that none of the states participating in the normandy format, except for russia , was planned from the very beginning. to implement more than one of the thirteen points of the agreements

negotiations or peace step exactly 8 years ago on this day on february 12 , the meeting of the normandy fourwas a sleepless night for politicians and journalists. why is there 16 hours for the whole planet, and the conditions for establishing peace in ukraine were discussed in the palace of independence then the main thing was succeeded stop the agony of bloodshed, the minsk agreements were the result of a great desire to negotiate and find a way to peace, and it is the implementation of these agreements that would be the way out of the crisis for ukraine and what is happening in this country today, most likely. it's just that the normandy marathons would not have happened to minsk for sure with dignity, although it is impossible to prepare in advance for such large-scale and unpredictable negotiations, and with a thief. yes, it is said that there is a lot of that night in the belarusian capital, but we asked our observer natalia breus, what is called recall everything, natasha hello, if we again want to plunge into this atmosphere of the normandy negotiations, then we definitely have to sta

the building consisted of four stories, none of the people and her stories have survived. at this hospital, more evidence of the normandy of the loss. the hardest hit regions in syria are home to millions of displaced refugees, living in poverty with little access to health care and few resources. >> let's assist all of those hit by this disaster, many of whom were in dire need. geoff: the u.s. says it's working with authorities to provide assistance and rescue crews. >> we are joined by the country director. this was a complex search-and-rescue operation that has been hampered, there are powerful aftershocks. once the situation on the ground? >> our team's based in syria, it's one of the most vulnerable parts of the region. we can contact teams that are on the ground and are assessing what the needs are and how people have been impacted. shelter is the immediate need, these basic but immediate needs. following that there are some layers we need to look at. bullhorn moving throughout the last 12 years. they need water on a regular basis. those water sources have been damaged through the earthquake. we need to find ways