north atlantic treaty organization, north atlantic treaty organization, nato.ment of global dominance of the united states and the west, the most powerful military bloc, which accounts for up to 80% of military spending on the planet. all these decades of nato expanded to include more and more countries. gon is an instrument of war against russia. a war has been declared on us, and not just a hybrid one. nato weapons, nato soldiers are killing our soldiers and civilians, destroying russian cities. the goal is stated: the strategic defeat of russia, the destruction of us as a state, each of us. for this they are preparing and threatening to throw their troops at us. will they quit? will we fight with nato, who will win if we do? where did it all start and what is nato today? dmitry olegovich ragozin, senator of the russian federation from the zaporozhye region, during. he was our ambassador to nato for almost 4 years, now he is in berdyansk. dmitry olegovich, what is nato today and what is nato from the inside, as you saw it? any successful international organiz

valentin, when the moment will come, when the moment will come, when the north atlantic alliance andour western allies will say, listen, russia must be defeated, no need, as they say, no need to support ukraine. so that it is not defeated, that is, not to say that ukraine can or cannot be defeated, but that we must destroy putin's russia, because it threatens not only ukraine, but the whole world. mr. serhiy, let's decipher, let's decipher stoltenberg's words. in fact, the nato secretary general says absolutely in the top ten, right? the only thing behind it, yes, well, let's go in order, yes, in order, first, he says about e. a possible rapid offensive, this rapid offensive, which could really happen at the end of may, early june, it depends on the results china's negotiations with the french, with the germans, this is such a situation, but maybe, maybe, but it will not be ready, i am absolutely convinced that the personnel and equipment will be completely empty, or rather, will not be completely ready for implementation. a successful strategic offensive operation, but russia is blu

does this mean that we will constantly be in the role of petitioners to be accepted into the north atlanticiance - the atlantic alliance, to give us anti-aircraft systems, to give us more weapons, although, well, they themselves say that the post-war world has passed to the pre-war one, and this should be certain for them too... well, that's the point a huge mistake, because in the world already in martial law, they overslept the beginning of this martial law and they overslept, let me remind you of 2007, when putin actually very clearly spelled out all his plans, which he is going to implement. after 2007, i don't want to take up time now, you will remember how many events. happened, starting with the way british citizens were poisoned here by a strange coincidence of circumstances on the territory of great britain, how cyberattacks took place on certain countries, how russia interfered in elections in certain countries, all this happened, and it is part of a big global war, just nato until now... nato and certain representatives of the west until now, you know, it seems that they are sitt

today we ask you about whether ukraine will receive an invitation to join the north atlantic alliance in 2024. if you watch us on youtube, it's pretty simple, yes, no, or your own version please write answers in the comments below this video. if you watch us on tv, take an expensive smartphone or tv. background and vote if you think ukraine will receive an invitation to join nato this year, 0800 211 30081, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. i would like to introduce the guests of today's studio, they are political experts maksym rozumny and serhiy taran. gentlemen, i welcome you, thank you with us today i congratulate you. so, let's serhiy and maksym, let's start our conversation with a quiz, as we ask our viewers whether they think ukraine will receive an invitation to join nato in the 24th year or not, they have two answers, yes, no, maybe you have a slightly extended version of the answer, but let's start with you, so that our viewers also pick up this baton and start voting, on tv and on y

erdogan lost the municipal elections. 75 years of the north atlantic alliance, how nato came to thisrials from our program. israeli attack, iranian embassy under attack, what will be the consequences? when i took office as secretary general of the north atlantic alliance. who could not even receive at our headquarters the ambassador of any central or eastern country europe. our states were opponents, although the peoples did not share the feeling of hostility. later, we are all here at one table solemnly holding the founding meeting of the north atlantic cooperation council, if history has seen dramatic reversals, this is one of the unique moments, not only of symbolic, but also of extremely practical significance, europe will never be the same after our meeting today. nato secretary general, german manfred werner, at a meeting on december 20 , 1991, the ussr remained formally. exist for 5 days. werner died 30 years ago. he probably would have shuddered if he had known what that unique moment would lead to. the north atlantic treaty organization is celebrating its seventy-fifth anniv

the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg, said this in an interview withish television. according to him, the provision of military aid for ukraine's fight against russian aggression should not only continue, but no. mr. stoltenberg believes that this activity should be strengthened, then a short quote from him and pass it on more, especially air defense systems. this is the end of the quote, but nato member countries will not and are not even going to send their military personnel to ukraine to participate in hostilities, says mr. secretary general. if the united states of america renounces its. obligations, it will have very serious consequences and impact on global security, according to the results of a two-day meeting with colleagues from nato member states in brussels, said united states secretary of state anthony blinken. for him words, everyone in the north atlantic alliance hopes that in the near future the house of representatives of the american congress will finally pass a bill on the allocation of additional aid to ukraine for... more than 60

75 years of the north atlantic alliance. how did nato get there? before such a life?aterials of our program. der attack of israel. the iranian embassy is under attack. what will be the consequences? when i took office as secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, i could not even receive the ambassador of any country in central or eastern europe in our staff quarters. our states were opponents. although the peoples did not share the feeling of hostility. 3 years later, we are all here at the same table, solemnly holding the founding meeting of the north atlantic cooperation council. if history has seen dramatic changes, this is one of the unique moments, not only of symbolic, but also of extremely practical significance. europe will never be the same after our meeting today. washington persuaded kiev not to be stubborn with the withdrawal of soviet nuclear weapons from ukrainian territory and promised the prospect of close relations with the alliance. a clearer intention was announced two years later. in mid-october 1994 , a meeting of the us national security

the european union and the north atlantic alliance.alf a million hryvnias for himself, or to be evidence in the case. an ex-law enforcement officer from zhytomyr oblast was brought before the court during a search of a drug-trafficking suspect the policeman found the money, but did not deposit it or return it even after the court ordered the money to be returned to the owner, the state bureau of investigation said. he is currently dismissed from his position as such. the wage earner faces up to eight years in prison. and the security service of ukraine reported another suspicion of treason against kremlin propagandist mykhailo shpiri. currently, he is hiding in the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region. the man approved the detonation of the tower of the ukrainian mobile communications and broadcasting operators, when russians were fleeing from the right bank, and the russian general staff publicly called for missile strikes on ukraine's energy facilities. last year, the occupiers awarded him a medal before the full-scale inv

mr morison argues that the north atlantic pact is a defensive pact, that it does not pursue the goals; on the contrary, it is directed against aggression. if this. right, then why didn’t the initiators of this pact invite the soviet union to take part in this pact, why did they isolate themselves from the soviet union, why did they conclude it behind their backs in secret from the ussr, didn’t the ussr prove that it knows how and wants to fight against aggression, for example , against hitler and japanese aggression. the image of an enemy was vital to the west; the soviet union was ideal for this role. the first nato agent is british general gassens. from the new military bloc, without hesitation, they invited professionals, that is, former generals of the wehrmacht, erich vonmannstein, who commanded the nazi group in crimea and was sentenced in nyurga to 17 years in prison, became an adviser to the german chancellor on defense, the list of other fascists in the nato service is quite long, having first fought in eastern front, they later occupied key positions in the alliance in diffe

valentin, anyway, let's go back to the july nato summit, can the north atlantic alliance give a clearnal, first of all to putin, that ukraine will be in nato, and maybe, maybe... er, this introduction, although delayed, will be in time, but the actions of moscow will depend on this signal, and the actions of the whole world will depend, yes, there should be and will be a signal, remember my words at the anniversary summit in washington, he it will be 705 years of nato, but it will not just be a signal, we are up to it, we are currently working with... our nato partners, in any case, i am one of those deputies of the verkhovna rada who work in this direction, we are working on not just the signal was sounded in july, and that all the achievements that are thanks to the armed forces to the forces of ukraine and our defenders, ukraine already has 32 countries with nato, with each country a member, even the last ones who joined, the swedes and sweden, well , just a week ago, we and the swedish delegation met both the government delegation and the analytical... centers, which precisely ser

in july in washington, and ukraine expects to receive at least some steps towards it from the north atlanticnce. gestures towards ukraine, for now the head of the department, or rather, the secretary of state of the united states of america, antony blinken says that it is obvious that ukraine is getting a road map for the future accession to the north atlantic alliance, as volodymyro gryzko assesses these statements, and the main thing is that ukraine should be accepted in the north atlantic. alliance as a full-fledged future full-fledged member of this organization, taking into account the experience that the armed forces of ukraine have in the fight against the russian occupiers. well, of course, there are a lot of statements these days about supporting ukraine in the fight against russia, as you know, dear friends, congress of the united states of america only on april 9. will begin to consider the issue of providing aid to ukraine, $61 billion has been suspended there since the end of 2023, and of course, both the north atlantic alliance and our western partners are convincing the ukrain

75 years of the north atlantic alliance. how did nato get to this point? materials of our program. hold. secretary of the north atlantic alliance, he could not even receive the ambassador in our staff apartment any country central or eastern when i took office as general of europe. our states were opponents, although the peoples did not share the feeling of desire. 3 and a half years later, we are all here at one table solemnly holding the founding meeting. not only symbolic, but also of extremely practical significance: europe will never be the same after our meeting today. nato secretary general, german manfred werner, at a meeting on december 20 , 1991, the ussr formally remained in existence for 5 days. werner died 30 years ago. he probably would have shuddered if he had known what that unique moment would lead to. the north atlantic treaty organization is celebrating its seventy-fifth anniversary with discussions about the possibility of direct participation in intensive military operations against a nuclear superpower. mostly, however, they deny it, but not everyone, and most

july nato, can the north atlantic alliance give a clear signal, first of all to putin about the fact that ukraine will be in nato, and maybe, maybe, this... entry, although it will be delayed in time, but the actions of moscow will depend on this signal and the actions of the whole world will depend on it, that is how it should be and will be a signal, remember my words at the anniversary summit in washington, it will be 75 years of nato, but it will not be just a signal, we are up to it, we are currently working with our nato partners. in any case , i am one of those deputies of the verkhovna rada who work in this direction, we are working to ensure that not only the signal is sounded in july, but that all those achievements that, thanks to the armed forces of ukraine and our defenders, ukraine already has with nato, with each member country of 32 countries, even the last ones who joined, the swedes and sweden, well, we from sweden literally a week ago met the government delegation and from analytical centers that precisely... serve their defense and security sector, every country i

so far, at least, putin does not dare to go to war with any member of the north atlantic alliance. if ukraine hadn't made a fatal mistake back in the 90s and... wailed its neutrality, if it had stubbornly joined nato since the 90s, as in fact all our neighbors, except for belarus and moldova, did, then there would be no war in ukraine, and this should be clearly understood, but it is too late now, if talk, wave your hands, you have to understand that now there is already a war, russia has started a war with all its neighbors who were not members of nato, and has actually started the occupation of belarus. and never started a war with those former members of the soviet bloc who managed to join nato, and with all that now, when we looking at this history and predicting the future, i can say for sure that, of course , now, as long as the hostilities continue , ukraine will not receive an invitation, but de facto it will be integrated into nato. well, in fact it is happening now, just this integration, it is a little unfair for ukraine, because we... it is important to fight with the a

this is such an informal mechanism of ukraine's involvement in the north atlantic alliance.epeat, this is not a deura, but a de facto, which will obviously be tested in july this year, when the nato summit will take place. therefore, to sum it up like this, i would say that ukraine will receive a de facto invitation, but will not receive a deyura, and where yura will receive it when there is, well, at least a pause in hostilities between russia and ukraine, when it happens, well, for sure the coming year, but in any case, i think that we should all understand that if we want war not to come to ukraine again, then the only way for ukraine is with everyone, with all possible efforts, we must... strive for for ukraine to become a member of the north atlantic alliance, as our neighbors, who are not at war now, did at one time. well, by the way, by the time the anniversary washington summit takes place, which is july 9-11 this year, putin is obviously trying to catch up, or at least create such conditions to put our western partners, and ukraine. in such a situation, when our wes

the traffic across the north atlantic was incredible. the immigration rush was on. about 2 million people a year were crossing ocean and there was an enormous duel going, a mortal duel because shipbuilding is a very fragile industry. they build ships when they when businesses good and then they build too many ships and business goes bad. kind of like what? just happened in our own economy. anyway, peary negotiated a deal with jp morgan to sell the white star line, of which he was a shareholder and convinces bruce ismay, who was the president of the white star line, that this was a good idea. ismay is the reprehensible character who we all know got in the lifeboat and left titanic. he was the one with the mustache and looking very furtive as he got into the last lifeboat leaving the ship. bruce's may was the son, the founder of white star. he was often mistaken for arrogance, but he was really very shy. he was timid. he wasn't forceful. imperial was able to control him. so in 1907, they realized they have to build bigger ships to compete with cunard. and they decided

the traffic across the north atlantic was incredible. the immigration rush was on. about 2 million people a year were crossing ocean and there was an enormous duel going, a mortal duel because shipbuilding is a very fragile industry. they build ships when they when businesses good and then they build too many ships and business goes bad. kind of like what? just happened in our own economy. anyway, peary negotiated a deal with jp morgan to sell the white star line, of which he was a shareholder and convinces bruce ismay, who was the president of the white star line, that this was a good idea. ismay is the reprehensible character who we all know got in the lifeboat and left titanic. he was the one with the mustache and looking very furtive as he got into the last lifeboat leaving the ship. bruce's may was the son, the founder of white star. he was often mistaken for arrogance, but he was really very shy. he was timid. he wasn't forceful. imperial was able to control him. so in 1907, they realized they have to build bigger ships to compete with cunard. and they decided

at a party on the occasion of the anniversary of nato, the north atlantic alliance. west wants nato to supply assistance to kiev, as long as it fights with russia, relations are at the level of direct confrontation, a statement by peskov, as well as the head of the general staff gerasimov, according to whom the west undermines the foundation of strategic stability, nato remains an instrument of confrontation. unsportsmanlike behavior of the international olympic committee, one of the best russian wrestlers is not allowed to participate in the olympics. abdulrashida sudulayev. about how the committee is pushing the strongest russian athletes out of the race for medals. and will they challenge sudulaev’s right to participate in the tournament? we'll find out on our broadcast. the warmth of recent days in the european part of russia has given way to a sharp cold snap. true, the cyclone that caused the day before the real storm in central russia is weakening. yes, today the wind is no longer so dangerous, but night frosts are returning to the region, so we’ll find out fr

alliance, and the north atlantic alliance can respond to russia for this strike, i i think that putinon is counting on the fact that the nato countries will take a long time to decide. decisions about the response, as it was, for example, just a few days ago, when a russian missile flew into the territory of the polish state for 39 seconds, and the poles were considering whether to shoot down this missile in their space, whether it is necessary or not to escalate the situation, which is already so tense, and this story with this missile once again demonstrates putin's indecision. western countries, in particular poland, and therefore he says that if you bring these planes to the border of ukraine and from there ukrainian pilots will take off on f-16s, we will attack these airfields, knowing putin, you can not even doubt that he will try to do it, the only question is whether he will get a kick in the teeth, whether he will get a decent response from the north atlantic countries. alliance, in particular poland, and what tusk says that the world is already in, as he said, a pre-war stat

alliance, and the north atlantic the alliance can respond to russia for this strike, i think that putinn this situation is counting on the fact that the nato countries will also take a very long time to decide on a response, as was the case, for example, just a few days ago, when a russian missile flew for 39 seconds on the territory... of poland states and the poles were thinking about whether or not it was necessary to shoot down this missile in their space, or whether to escalate the situation, which is already so tense, and this story with this missile once again demonstrates to putin the indecision of western states, in particular and poland, and therefore he says that if you bring these planes to the border of ukraine, there will be ukrainian pilots. take off on the f-16, we will hit these airfields, knowing putin, there is no doubt that he will try to do it, the only question is whether he will to receive in return, whether he will receive a decent response from the countries of the north atlantic alliance, in particular poland , and what tusk says that the world is already in, a

alliance, and the north atlantic alliance can respond to russia. to this strike, i think that putinthis situation is counting on the fact that nato countries will also take a long time to decide on a response, as was the case, for example, just a few days ago, when a russian missile flew into the territory of the polish state for 39 seconds , and poles pondered whether you need to shoot down this rocket in your space. is it not necessary to escalate the situation, which is already so tense, and this story with this missile once again demonstrates to putin the indecisiveness of western countries, in particular poland, and therefore he says that if you bring these planes to the border of ukraine , and from there ukrainian pilots will take off on f-16s, we will strike at these airfields, knowing putin, you can even have no doubt that he will... try to do this, the only question is whether he will receive in the question is whether he will receive a decent response from the countries of the north atlantic alliance, in particular poland , and what tusk says that the world is already in,

valentine, when it comes the moment when the moment will come when the north atlantic alliance and ourwestern allies will say: "listen, well, russia must be defeated, there is no need, as they say, there is no need to support ukraine so that it does not suffer defeat, that is, not to talk about that ukraine can or cannot be defeated, and that we must... destroy putin's russia, because it threatens not only ukraine, but the whole world. mr. serhiy, let's decipher stoltenberg's words. in fact, the nato secretary general says absolutely in ten, yes? the only thing is behind it, yes, well, let's go in order, yes, in order, first, he says about a possible quick offensive, this quick offensive, which can really take place at the end of may, at the beginning of che. it depends on the results of china's negotiations with the french, with the germans, that's the situation, but maybe, but it won't be ready. i am absolutely convinced that the personnel and equipment will be completely inadequate, or rather, will not be fully prepared for a successful strategic offensive operation, but russia is b

it's a, the nato, the north atlantic treaty organization was born to 75 years ago. its aim to prevent more between solver and countries, the 75 years of europe and history without a war. that's the ultimate expression of a successful alliance. then, on february 24th 2022, russia launched a full scale invasion of ukraine. war had returned to europe. ukraine itself is not a needle member, but russia's actions have prompted the question. is the western military alliance capable of defending itself? how strong is nato? the russian president vladimir putin viewed the eastern expansion of nato as both a threat and betrayal of a port in promise and put in size. it was a breach of trust that justified russia's attack on another country. he made that clear and an address to the nation 3 days before russian troops invaded ukraine. the city is gonna be just keep close enough to diagnose loan. that's kind of based on a need, but i would like that i substitute system. i be speaking. who does that process? that is the project, right? and they say that again, sort of, i mean, we w

the other thing is they're in a lifeboat in the north atlantic. you can hardly imagine how scary that would be in the dark with thousands of people screaming for help. and what they did believe is they would be immediately swamped. one lifeboat perhaps heroically rowed back towards the wreck to see if there were any survivors. the famous event is lifeboat number 14 commanded by fifth officer lowe, he went back to the scene of the sinking after it quieted down. they were amongst all kinds of bodies by the time they got there. one of the crewmen said he just couldn't look over the side of the lifeboat because he just thought he'd break down. very sadly, about 1,500 people drowned in the titanic disaster. all that remained of the majestic rms titanic was a handful of lifeboats and some survivors clinging to life. even on board the lifeboats, there was still danger. the sea started to pick up as they were floating around for hours. it wouldn't have taken a whole lot to swamp the 16 wooden lifeboats. it was very, very cold in the lifeboats. they had no

the ukraine-nato leagues talked about the 75th anniversary of the creation of the north atlantic allianceraine's strategic goals is to become a member of this alliance and ensure its global security in this way. dear friends, we're going on a break now, we'll be back, and people's deputy of ukraine iryna friz will be on our air, stay with us. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from razpak tv is just for you. with it you can easily cut trees and bushes. it is so convenient to use it for carpentry. it. an ideal tool for your home or garden, and the price is only from uah 1499, also a reliable battery is included, call now and order, free delivery is possible, check at consultants, cut branches, cut timber, chop firewood, you can do all this in one movement with the strong saw, just look how quickly it copes with even thick branches, once it is done, and unlike standard saws, it is so convenient to use in difficult to ... in the following places, the kit includes a powerful battery, a key and a screwdriver, as well as a charger. call and order a reliable and convenient tool f

for 25 years since the start of the bombing of belgrade. the north atlantic alliance have not undergone has a geopolitical interest in strengthening its position in the region and minimizing russian influence. despite the fact that there are still sparks between serbia and kosovo, it seems that belgrade's position has changed somewhat over the years and has become a little softer. last summer , a joint exercise between serbian troops and the north atlantic alliance took place, called platinum wolf. experts they wondered whether this means that belgrade has forgiven nato and now wants to become part of this organization. but despite negotiations with representatives of the alliance, vucic publicly denies the need for the country to join the military-political bloc. to legitimize the taking away of kosovo in order to show that the annexation of crimea to russia was supposedly illegal, in fact, the opposite. russia did everything legally, held a referendum, and complied with international law. in kosovo and metohija, the albanian national minority, as a minority, did not have the right to

in the 25 years since the start of the bombing of belgrade, targets the north atlantic alliance haveo still has a geopolitical interest in strengthening its position in the region and minimizing russian influence. despite the fact that there are still sparks between serbia and kosovo, it seems that belgrade’s position has changed somewhat, and has become a little softer over the years. last summer, joint exercises between the serbian troops and the north atlantic alliance took place, which they call: the last 200 years and there will be some more years, tens or hundreds of years, a powder keg of europe, as venston churchel correctly called the balkans, but on the one hand, this is true on the one hand, on the other hand, in all countries, territories, all peoples that survived a bloody war, there is an inoculation of war, there is an inoculation of blood, people who shed blood know. the price of peace, they know the value of a simple, calm human life, for this reason i believe that this explosive danger will smolder for a long time, if not always, in bosnia and herzegovina, where the

in the 25 years since the start of the bombing of belgrade, the goals of the north atlantic allianceences. changes nato still has a geopolitical interest in strengthening its position in the region and minimizing russian influence. despite the fact that there are still sparks between serbia and kosovo, it seems that the position belgrade has changed somewhat over the course of so many years and has become a little softer. last summer, a joint exercise between serbian troops and the north atlantic alliance took place, called platinum wolf. experts speculated whether this means that belgrade has forgiven nato and now wants to become part of it... but despite negotiations with representatives of the alliance, vucic publicly denies the need for the country to join the military-political bloc. mr. janich, today we hear more and more often. and not only in kosovo and metohija, but in others territories of the former yugoslavia, nato is looking for a reason to intervene to occupy the territories of the freedom-loving serbian people, who have been fighting for their freedom for centuries. in

the sea was as calm as anyone had known it on the north atlantic.y were sort of comfortable that they would see the ice and get out of the way in time. [crashing] titanic sank in what i call a perfect storm of calm. tad fitch: and you can see where the ship broke apart. it was much messier than what has been portrayed in the movies. it was very violent. [dramatic music] the titanic was considered unsinkable because it had these watertight compartments sort of, like, an ice cube tray. you fill one cube compartment in an ice cube tray, it doesn't flow into the next one until it rises high enough. oren liebermann: the titanic was built with 16 watertight compartments. this was revolutionary for its day. so everyone believed that this was one of the safest ships ever built. don lynch: you have the largest ship in the world. it's on its maiden voyage. i seem to recall that it was 883 feet long. don lynch: which is like three football fields, which was enormous. tim maltin: she was several stories high. she had 11 decks in total. don lynch: i believe it w

i can't remember the exact date, but basically since x year, the north atlantic council has issued regulatory treatment on north korea north korea has appeared in the declarations of nato's summit meetings regularly. so yes, nato things a lot about north korea and has talked to partners but north korea. stephen: i have a second question online and i will give a little context. there has been discussion over the years whether the perception of europe in the united states about the china challenge is the same. i think there was a lot of people who think there has been convergence, but there has been some progress there. this question is the following -- what strategies is the u.s. considering to navigate the competition with china while maintaining the cohesion and cooperation within nato? ellison, you want to take that one on? ellison: in a roundabout way, thinking about the question specifically, but let me piggyback on the last question and i will try to come around. i do think -- we touched on this a little bit here, but i think it is important to remember that these conversations, importan

host: it is north atlantic so it includes the u.s. and canada.o here is an article from the washington -- the wall street journal, and it says this. "nato turns 75, an old foe and new squabbles. nato now strains to unify 32 members. nato, fresh from a fight over sweden's accession, turns 75 thursday," today," amid a new spad over who should lead the alliance." nato leaders had hoped to resolve the question of who would succeed secretary-general jens stoltenberg when his term ends september 30. stoltenberg has led the alliance since 2014 and has had his initial four-year term extended four times. we will hear from the secretary-general now. this was from yesterday. about nato's goals leading to the summit in washington happening this fall. [video clip] >> when nato made the pitch to invest 2% of gdp on defense back in 2014, only three allies made that target. today, two thirds of nato allies are spending 2% of gdp on defense. that's significant progress but of course we want all allies to get to 2%. 2% is the minimum. this is the message we convey

presence in the arctic the same, in antarctica, i don’t know where else, so to say that it is north atlanticensive, well, it is absolutely not necessary, when 25 years ago, this whole story was just beginning, you said that it was somehow not marked for us i don’t agree with you about any other decisive events other than the plane’s own turn, yes, indeed, at that time russia was not yet strong enough to respond militarily to what was happening, well, there was a well-known attack... on pristina, on the airport slatina, but perhaps it was limited to this, but then it was, if you like, the point of such a befurcation, or something of no return, when for the first time, perhaps, we realized that everything that had happened in our foreign policy before, and these are the times andrei kozyrev, the first half of the nineties, and a number of subsequent years, turned out to be, well, if you like, the fruit of our imagination, some naive calculations that... it was possible to negotiate something with our western partners at that time, so at that moment the realization came that our western partner

morison argues that the north atlantic pact is a defensive pact, that it does not pursue the goals ofion, that on the contrary it is directed against aggression. if this is true, then why did the initiators of this pact not invite the soviet union to take part in this pact? why did they isolate themselves from the soviet union. stalin dies in 1953. khrushchev on behalf of. the ussr repeats its offer to join nato. the answer will be the same. in any case , there is nothing left to do but balance the bloc by creating its own defensive alliance of friendly eastern european states of the socialist camp. on may 14, 1955 , the warsaw pact was signed, if in full, then an agreement on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance. 7 years after creation. nato is included in it alphabetically: albania, bulgaria, hungary, east germany, poland, romania, ussr and czechoslovakia. the warsaw pact, as a military-political alliance, lasted until february of the ninety-first year. in july of ninety-one, a protocol was signed in prague on the complete termination of the treaty. the ussr was moving towa

on behalf of the alliance for the alliance, this is what the deputy secretary general of the north atlanticve on to isolating china, otherwise the united states will lose its own.

poland is an ally in the north atlantic alliance, we also have an obligation in this regard, that is,e simply implementing a common policy. their general policy is clear, but if we talk about the deployment of nuclear weapons on the territory of the eu, nato, quite a lot have been deployed, while they constantly accuse us of allegedly having... stationed them, they are afraid, or what happening? well, look, nato countries have adopted a concept called nuclear sharing, that is, the exchange of nuclear weapons. essentially, today, within the framework of this, this program, there are five bases where about, well, according to various sources, from 150 to 200 different warheads are located. the fact is that if we look at poland in general at how it is fighting in a militaristic frenzy,... receive that card that will ensure the security of their country, but they must understand that the presence of nuclear weapons there will immediately cause an armed conflict with the use of such weapons, which today is spelled out in the concept of national security of belarus regarding nuclear weapons

foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to mark the 75th anniversary of the signing of the north atlanticreaty. leaders have been discussing military aid going to ukraine and the setting up of a multi—billion dollar fund for the country. that is being largely seen as a move to insulate nato from a possible donald trump presidency. let's take a listen. we can see there the ministers gathering, waiting to get the session under way at the moment. we are expecting, you can see yun stoltenberg there, to address the foreign ministers very shortly, and when that happens, we will take you back to brussels for that moment. israel is under increasing international pressure after seven aid workers including three uk citizens were killed in an israeli air strike on gaza. president biden has said he is "outraged and heartbroken" by the deaths. the uk foreign secretary david cameron said it's a "dreadful" event and he paid tribute to those killed, caling them "brave humanitarian workers". world central kitchen released these pictures of the seven aid workers killed when a convoy carrying staff from the

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why was she silent about the peoples of syria and iraq, who were mercilessly bombing the north atlantic georgia and moving around the european union, doesn’t he go out into the streets in support of palestine? or is it something else? azetov’s posters at gubopik’s to drive out the devil from such fanatics? i have a very high degree of fairness, this sometimes really bothers me, that is, i like people to treat me according to their conscience. and in good faith with people, if we act from the point of view of the law, then i need a composition, i i need sides, objective and subjective, so that i understand why i am being punished. actually, meriya’s lawyer, anna zamataeva , tried to do everything to convince the investigation and journalists that her ward understood everything, but it didn’t work out very well. not only that, anna zamotaeva, trying to pull the singer out from behind the walls of the vault, cut off all the phones, calling with a request to record it faster. i also asked for questions for approval in order to prepare my ward, but i couldn’t prepare them, i had to work thea