turkey is actually a member of nato, a member of the north atlantic alliance. whose. which actually has the second largest armed forces in the north atlantic alliance after the united states of america, announces its plans to join an international forum in which such great friends of america as russia, china, iran, and there are others also participate countries, so to speak, which attitude towards america may be somewhat more neutral, but the fact that they have already entered brix is ​​actually a clear, so to speak, indication that these countries are not allies of the united states of america, that they will pursue their own, independent and an independent policy, so i think that i don’t know how these negotiations with turkey will end, it is quite possible that this is some kind of psychological operation on the part of the turkish government in order to put pressure on its nato american partners and so on. but in in any case, so to speak, this is a very serious blow to the authority and prestige of the alliance; on the contrary, this is a very, so to spea

such a statement was made by the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance jen stoltenberg atress conference the previous evening. according to the information released by him, will coordinate nato supplies, and this process should become mandatory for all nato member countries, except for hungary. well, i have to finish now, because nato secretary general jen stoltenberg has already left for the press conference. let's see. an update from the minister of defense of ukraine, mr. umerov, and we also heard about the most pressing needs. we know what delay can provoke and we... cannot allow it in the future. our allies have strengthened, but ukraine needs foreseeable assistance in the far-sighted future. today , the heads of the defense departments agreed on a plan for security assistance and training from nato for ukraine. more than 99% of military aid received by ukraine. it is provided by nato allies, so we can see how decisive it is role is played by nato. it is very important that kyiv receives this predictability in the short and long term. since the start of russia's full-

radio, though they would sink number of vessels in these the mediterranean or north atlantic.ey played a very much an auxiliary role compared to the germans, in part because germans confined them to that role role. you mentioned that the british concealed that cracked the german code. was there any significant consequences to that? yes. so there were a number of instances where key information essentially could not be acted upon for fear of of revealing that that the allies had cracked the. so give you one example. the british were so concerned that a lot of this key intelligence might be leaked that in one instance, an american very enthusiastic american captain, captured a german submarine in on the high seas, and he towed it in the harbor in in essentially declaring to the world, look what i did. you know, this is amazing. and the british were horrified because, of course, if there was any german observer present, they would know that a submarine had been captured intact with its enigma machine and they might essentially change their their or change their entire communicati

will continue to rise. up to +30-35, coolness will flow to the northwest from the equator of the north atlantichat the daytime temperature will not exceed +17.22. the center of the country will be in the transition zone, here during the day it will be quite moderate +20-25. for example, in st. petersburg there will be light rain until saturday, and during the day the air will warm up as expected at this time of year, up to +19.21. on sunday the weather will improve and immediately warm up to +24; on the volga the whole week is expected to be abnormally hot. in samara at midday it reaches +32-34, this is on average 8° above the june norm, only on weekends, short showers and thunderstorms will slightly moderate the heat, the temperature maximum is + 30-31. i repeat, nastya has a picnic in central russia on wednesday. on thursday, during these days, almost half of the june volume of moisture will fall on moscow, only from friday the clouds over the megalopolis will begin to dissipate and chance of precipitation awaits. this is a fact and we continue. russian railways have opened two facilities on

in fact, in the situation between russia and the countries of the north atlantic alliance, everythingensus, conduct dialogue, offer options for resolving the conflict, but like peas against a wall, they can agree, lead us, but the decision will be made unilaterally, because there is no agreement with...

well, here's a quote from the head of the north atlantic alliance. keep the world nuclear-free , but as long as it exists, we will remain nuclear alliance. because a world where russia, china and north korea have nuclear weapons and nato does not is a dangerous world. in the end, i would not only talk about nuclear weapons, i would say that the world in which putin is the head of russia is already a dangerous world. and, by the way, russia has already reacted to this statement by the head of the north atlantic alliance. dmitry piskov is the one who is putin's spokesman. uh, that's how he commented on this statement about the transfer of nuclear forces to a state of combat readiness, piskov's quote, this is nothing more than further escalation tension, you thought he would say something else, i honestly didn't, i was even waiting for him to say it. well, in conclusion, another scandalous statement by donald trump, and again it concerns ukraine, unfortunately. i will deal with billions in payouts. which ukraine receives from the united states of americ

alliance, the countries of the north atlantic alliance, in the large forum that took place in st.ersburg, the so-called economic forum, the russian dictator at a meeting with foreign journalists in which threatened western countries with nuclear weapons, let's listen to what he said and how he said it. it's such a tough subject: the united states, the only country that used nuclear weapons during world war ii world war hiroshima, nagasaki, 20 kilotons. our tactical nuclear weapons are 70-75 kilotons. this is such a tactical nuclear weapon. let's not argue not only about use, but also about the threat of use. for some reason, the west believes that russia will never use it. we already have a nuclear doctrine. look at what it says. if someone's actions threaten our sovereignty and territorial integrity, we will consider it possible to use all the means available to us. you can't treat it lightly, superficially, you have to treat it professionally. i i know that you don't really like to comment, mr. valery. and in general, well, what he says, but i will still ask, and what does it me

at the same time , it will be done by a country that is a member of the north atlantic alliance.l, for example, the same poland. how to implement it, legally, how exactly to integrate it into the fifth article. of collective security, which is already quite overbureaucratized and archaic, it is like the north atlantic alliance itself, a bureaucratic such an archaic mechanism , in fact, that has long been begging for reform, global reform, this is the first point, and the second point, why i don't i see some prospects for solving this issue in the near future, this is technically already an aspect, let's imagine such a moment that in the direction of... lviv , a russian hast-1-555 is flying, it sends a buck m1 air defense missile to intercept it, it can intercept it , but at the same time, this enemy missile is seen by the polish air defense system, for example, the same patriot air defense system, so the coherence of actions, the compatibility of systems, the synchronization of system actions, it is impossible, at all at this level... to systematize actions, synchronize actions,

the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg, said this in an interview withaiily. he did not tell the telegraph the details, he only emphasized that discussions are ongoing on this issue, and then there is a quote from the head of the north atlantic alliance. nato's goal is for the world to be nuclear-free, but as long as there are, we will remain a nuclear alliance because a world where russia, china and north korea have nuclear weapons and nato does not is a dangerous world. in the end, i would not even say only about nuclear weapons, i would say that the world in which putin is the head of russia is already a dangerous world. and, by the way, russia has already reacted to this statement by the head of the north atlantic alliance. dmitry piskov, who is putin's spokesman, commented on this statement about bringing the nuclear forces to a state of combat readiness. piskov's quote. this is nothing but further escalation of tension, you thought he would say something else, i, honestly, i didn't think so, i was even waiting for him to say it. well, in conclusion

defense industry faster than the leaders of nato member countries thought, expected it, in the north atlanticnce, on the contrary, wasted a lot of time on increasing the production of weapons, secretary general jen stoltenberg made such a statement in an interview with the sky news channel, according to his words, russia's victory in the war would be a tragedy for ukraine, and therefore he called on all allies to do their best efforts to... support kyiv and further a quote from the head of the north atlantic alliance: i am absolutely sure that both european allies and the united states will continue to support ukraine, as this support corresponds to our interests in the field of security. we're not going to launch missiles at russia over a fairly minor incident, but nato members are trying to work out an algorithm for how they should respond. to serious incidents related to russia's subversive activities in europe. latvian president edgar srinkevich said this in an interview with the financial newspaper times. according to him, the allies should be able to discuss all kinds of relevant tools,

this, this, this is not the north atlantic, nato, this is far on the eastern edge of the black sea regionut we said, yes, we will also make georgia part of nato, and the reason was very clear and izbignev stated very clearly that this is our way to actually dominate eurasia. if we dominate the black sea region, then russia is nothing. if we reduce russia to nothing, then we can effectively control eurasia, that is, all the way from europe to central asia, through our influence. nazis do the same there, and this is american unipolarity, we rule the world, we are the hegemon, we are the only superpower without rivals, is that the idea? why do they need it, why do the british need it, why the us state department wants this, and why are they so threatened by russia, which is not really an expansionist power? it's not about russia, it's about the usa, but this happened in britain, i think it's a bit like the old game of risk, i don't know if you played it for me when i was a kid? the point of the game is to grab your piece anywhere in the world, that’s the point. read american strategists, be

alliance, on the countries of the north atlantic alliance, at a large forum that took place in st.o-called economic forum, the russian dictator, at a meeting with foreign journalists, once again threatened western countries with nuclear weapons for... this is such a very tough topic: the united the united states is the only country that used nuclear weapons during world war ii. hiroshima, nagasaki - 20 km. our tactical nuclear weapons are 70-75 kton. this is such a tactical nuclear weapon. let 's not only prove to use, but... as for the threat of use, for some reason the west believes that russia will never use it, but we have a nuclear doctrine, look at what it says: if someone's actions threaten our sovereignty and territorial integrity, we will consider it possible to use all available we have the means, you can't treat it lightly, superficially, you have to treat it professionally, i know. mr. valery, you don’t really like to comment on putin and, in general, what he says, but i will still ask, and what does it mean to treat the nuclear issue professionally weapons in the putin

ukraine to nato, and how will it affect the results of the july summit. in washington of the north atlanticiance. we will talk about all this with valery chaly during the hour from 8 to 9 p.m. at 9:15 p.m., we have a traditional journalism club, just like every friday. bohdan butkevich and olga len, my colleagues. together with me, we will sum up the results of the week and talk about, of course, the debates of biden or trump, because this is a top topic, a top global topic. and of course, this is an important topic for... for ukraine, especially in the context of trump's promises to end russia's war against ukraine rather quickly and the fact that the world is literally on the brink of the third world war. among the topics discussed this week with the servants of the people is the story of mykola tyshchenko, mr. borzov, who headed the vinnytsia regional military administration, and tymoshenko. who was in the office of the president of ukraine with kyril tymoshenko, who was the deputy of the office of the president of ukraine, and nabu came to him with searches. in a word, let's talk as muc

and then the quote from the head of the north atlantic alliance: "i am absolutely sure that both europeanthe united states will continue to support ukraine, as this support corresponds to our interests in the field of security." we are not going to launch missiles at russia through a fairly minor incident, but nato member states are trying to develop an algorithm for how they should respond to serious incidents related to russia's subversive activities in europe. latvian president edgar serinkevich said this in an interview with the financial times newspaper. allies should be able to discuss all kinds of responses, he said. appropriate tools, but at the same time he added that unfortunately not all of these tools will be able to be used. besides, mr. president stated that one of options for countering russian sabotage would be to increase the number of nato maritime patrols. and he also said that another option is to completely close the baltic sea to russian ships, but at the same time he added that this is exactly the option he said is unlikely to be implemented now. because it would me

the parameters of the timing of ukraine’s entry into the alliance, can these statements by the north atlantice see its escalation, probably yes, also the north atlantic alliance just said that it is not comes from the fact that that ukraine will become a member of nato in the near future and does not assume that... nato soldiers with boots will appear in ukraine in the near future. on the one hand, one can rejoice at such statements. on the other hand, we treat them as skeptically as possible, bearing in mind that we have already seen killed regular nato soldiers or so-called vacationers in ukraine, so it is pointless to speculate on whether they will appear or not, they have already appeared. work in ukraine as instructors , including, well, the president of our country only that he said that we indeed reserve the right to begin supplying long-range, precision weapons to the enemies of the united states, but also to those countries, he put it delicately, that are under pressure from the united states, but these deliveries from our side have not yet begun. let's listen. the rate is associated

according to the secretary general of the north atlantic bloc, this is due to the allegedly provocative china and north korea. to say, a world where moscow, beijing and phinyang have the appropriate weapons is not safe enough, which means the alliance should be reminded of its capabilities. well, really, logic doesn't too understandable, because how fair. noted the same peskov, vladimir putin never starts talking about weapons of mass destruction on his own initiative and raises such topics only when answering questions from journalists, therefore an outright provocation or even an unambiguous threat, much more like the statements of stoltenberg himself, but in any case here of course, it is important to understand what exactly western hawks would be able to do, boris ivanin was looking for answers, boris, hello, good evening, alexey, and well, do you have an assumption about how many warheads they can put on... there are actually such assumptions about experts, although the calculations are approximate, at the same time, the alliance itself admits that their nuclear weapons need deep m

the vast majority of north atlantic humpbacks are born in these waters. oh, yeah! reece laughs excitedly i saw that! i saw it! rayner, mira la ballena! some measure up to 60ft long, almost the size of two school buses, and can weigh a whopping 30 tonnes. we are seeing with the images of the drone that probably that is a female, because we have the males kind of fighting, hitting each other, and it's part of the reproductive behaviour. then the female is going to choose one of the males and then, after the copulation here, she's going to travel back to the us, or the north coast. will feed and then coming back next year to have the baby here in the bay. so that's why we say that the whales are dominican, because they are born here. here. the females go through almost a year—long pregnancy before giving birth. ok, let's see. as for me, the choppy seas are starting to have an effect. oh, man! actually, i'm feeling pretty sick. but it seems rita has a plan b. reece screams laughter rita laughs are you feeling better? rita! what?! laughs: i'm sorry! i'm feelin

the largest naval exercises of the north atlantic alliance are in the active phase. are being sold under as the new york times reports, already this summer kiev has exhibited

for a moment, turkey is actually a member of nato, a member north atlantic alliance.which such great friends of america as russia, china, iran. so to speak, a factor that contributes to strengthening the authority and international position of brix, by the way, they are going to join brix, you know, these are several dozen states, they have such giants as indonesia and nigeria, well, that is, so to speak, brix has every chance to greatly strengthen its global world position vis-a-vis, so to speak, the united west, here, of course , any... i think that this will be a very serious factor, shaking this very euro-atlantic unity and undermining the unity of the north atlantic alliance, you know, there is such a bearded joke, i apologize to those who have heard it many times, it means a russian tank in the village fields opposite the arc de triomphe. two of our tankers are sitting on the armor, but one to speak to another, we lost the information war, that was an anecdote before we started work, well, yes, now we have won the information war, of course, so you see, losing a

confident that vladimir putin’s visit to phinyang threatens the global security of the entire north atlantic press conference with anthony blinken. russia's war against the ukrainians are supported by china, north korea and iran, they want the united states to lose, they want nato to lose, if they succeed in ukraine they will make us vulnerable and the world more dangerous. putin's visit to north korea demonstrates and confirms russia's ties to authoritarian countries such as north korea, china and iran. this shows that our security is not regional, but global. in the west they first set fire, when sparks and smoke begin to fly in their direction, they begin to shout means to the whole world about threat and safety. nikit, but it’s unlikely that they are so afraid, but why do they shout so loudly, but they are afraid, oles, with all due respect, but i think that they are really afraid, because stoltenberg, this is just a meeting, no, of course, this is not everything just a meeting, everyone understands perfectly well that even though there will be an agreement on paper. many things will be

prove that, you know, europeans, americans are now considering ukrainian attempts to join the north atlantics such to fall under the euro-atlantic umbrella, charity from nato, no, not taxis, actually ukraine , which now has one of of the most experienced, most powerful armies in europe, if it joins the alliance, it can become... one of its real basic defenders, and the europeans, until they change this paradigm in their heads, that it is not for the sake of our security, but first of all theirs security, this is for the sake of the security of europe, then changes will take place, and they are working on it, and we need to continue to work hard, the result will be then, mr. pavle, i would like to be brief... or you also commented on the statement of the chinese. china said that its plan for ukraine is supported by more than 20 countries. we know what china's plan looks like, it is very similar to the one proposed by russia, and it is not at all similar to the one proposed by ukraine, because in order to implement the next steps of this peace plan, it is necessary first that russia withdrew i

union and the north atlantic alliance.l, all those promises about assistance, further assistance to ukraine in the military sphere, in the humanitarian, economic, financial sphere, which were included in this agreement, about these joint security obligations between the european union and ukraine, they say that all this will continue provided. if ukraine continues to demonstrate its progress towards its european future to membership in the european union, through commitment to the rule of law, democracy, basic values ​​and freedoms, and this again emphasizes that all this assistance that is provided today and that is promised to be provided to us in various fields tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, it will be directly linked to whether ukraine will remain, in its struggle or in its transformation, a country that meets the critical copenhagen political criteria, which relate to the basic principles, the balance of power, democracy and freedoms, i would like to believe that our leadership... the current government of ukrai

oleksandr, i would like to talk to you about the north atlantic alliance, in particular about the summitd in july this year, in particular, information has appeared from the british correspondent of rfe/rl oles kovich, he reported that that great britain is trying to convince the united states of america and the federal republic of germany that it is necessary to give the country an invitation to the north atlantic alliance after all, or at least in some way to accelerate our integration into nato, our entry into nato, right before the summit we are talking about. how realistic is it that great britain will persuade, or at least somehow influence the united states of america, germany's position on, well, in particular, relations between nato. in particular, regarding the accession to nato within the framework of the july summit of this year. well, you know, our partners tell us that, unlike the european union, where we became candidates for membership of the european union and started the integration process, it is actually a political decision accepted, there are still technical points,

training military maneuvers of the north atlantic baltic alliance have started. 2024 largest in the balticuntil june 22, northwestern european waters they will cut up fifty ships, scramble 45 aircraft, and also use order. to punish justice, sanctions threaten the international criminal court in the hague. the lower house of the american congress voted to adopt the relevant law. the document suggests that in relation to judges, if they risk hearing claims against the state. or their allies, property visa restrictions will be introduced.

oleksandr, i would like to talk with you about the north atlantic alliance, in particular about the summitt will be held in july this year, in particular, appeared. information from the british correspondent of rfe/rl oles kovich, he reported that great britain is trying to convince the united states of america and the federal republic of germany that it is necessary to give ukraine an invitation to the north atlantic alliance, or at least somehow speed up our integration into nato , our entry into nato, actually before the summit that we are talking about... how realistic is it that great britain will convince, or at least somehow in a way will affect the united states of america, the position of germany, regarding, well, in particular, the relations between nato, in particular, regarding the accession to nato within the framework of the summit of july this year. well, you know, our partners tell us that unlike the european union, where we became candidates. became members of the european union and started the process of integration, then in fact the political decision has been made, ther

in response to russia's peace initiatives, the north atlantic alliance has grabbed the nuclear cudgelgressive rhetoric of the nato secretary general can hardly be considered a demonstration of force. compare for yourself his interview with the british newspaper telegraph, which contrasts sharply with the words of vladimir putin. the russian leader literally 10 days ago said that: that there is no need to use nuclear weapons, and in general this quote is possible in exceptional cases, but stoltenberg, as if he had not heard, nato should, in his words, send a direct signal to its opponents, these are the essentially the results and so the so-called peace summit in switzerland and the meeting of the leaders of the group of seven countries in italy, escalation and confrontation, instead of discussing the terms of the truce in ukraine, which the russian president spoke about when speaking at the ministry of foreign affairs. in fact, this is a demonstration that the alliance is set up to be as aggressive and not constructive as possible, but we see from the example of the course of a specia

there is another summit that will take place in a month, this is the anniversary summit of the north atlanticnce in washington, on the eve of this summit in its means... mass information in the west appeared reports that the leaders of the nato member countries are telling zelenskyi not to raise the issue of ukraine's accession to nato at this summit. biden reflected on the fact that nato is not yet ready for ukraine, and he said that he was always against the natoization of ukraine and... in the context of this, is it already clear that together with the european union, ukraine will also be a member of the north -atlantic alliance, can it be considered that the statements made a year ago in vilnius are a confirmation that sooner or later this will happen, if not on anniversary summit in washington, then ukraine will receive an invitation to the alliance at the next summit. mr. serhiy, i am convinced that ukraine will be a member of nato, and i am convinced that the decisions that will be made in washington will be much stronger and bigger than what is being discussed now, because what is des

the ramstan format, deans stoltenberg said that the coordination of aid to ukraine through the north atlantic alliance will increase the amount of military aid to ukraine, he is convinced of this, and says that in the issue of the transfer of weapons there was a certain accountability and... transparency is very important, let's listen to what jens stoltenberg said. we're talking about a minimum of $50 billion in usage. of gross domestic product, i.e. countries pay according to their gdp, we know, yes, that, if we are talking about the gdp of the usa, then it is about the share of 50% of the entire part of nato, so we understand, yes, how proportional the amounts of contributions can be. i hope and expect that the nato allies will agree to this, because it is very important that ukraine... this stability, predictability, and we have to act preemptively in order to avoid those delays in supplies that we observed in the previous months. so, mrs. ivano, jen stoltenberg said an important thing about the predictability of ukraine as well, and for this accountability to be there, does anyone have d

once again, the destabilization of the european union and the paralysis of the north atlantic alliance. and some of us are aware of this, but again not all of us. in connection with that, your rhetoric must ensure that the awareness of the four goals that putin has set for himself, once again, the destruction of the ukrainian state, the destabilization of nato and the destabilization of the eu, the paralysis of nato and the destruction of the ukrainian people, which are all goals that threaten not only the residents of kharkiv, kyiv or lviv, but also threaten residents of madrid, lisbon, london or rome. this is our common threat. well , accordingly, what should we do, how should we build correctly. a tough response to the russian aggressor, why i say tough, because it should be a joint decision on the one hand nato member countries, well at least on the european continent, because in a few months the situation in the united states may change, and we do not know what the situation in the united states will be when donald trump becomes president, but president macron is already preparing

order to make concessions or give a signal to the world that ukraine will be a member of the north atlanticell, as far as i understand, we cannot count on inviting ukraine to the alliance at the washington summit today, but this does not mean that the partners are not currently thinking about how not to offer ukraine a clear path to membership in nato, and this does not mean that their intentions about our future membership have somehow changed, it is difficult for them, but they do not have... unity regarding this issue, and obviously, in an organization in which everything is decided by consensus, today there is no such consensus on this issue, for various reasons, and this is probably, well, a big and meaningful discussion, regarding whether there will somehow be an influence, well these statements now by scholz and the future new leader, the secretary general of nato, rutte, his role in the alliance on how the events at the washington summit will develop, i do not expect any serious additional changes, we roughly understand what is being prepared, but the fact that the west understands

, is it already clear that together with the european union, ukraine will be a member and the north atlanticnce, can it be considered that the statements made a year ago in vilnius are a confirmation that sooner or later this will happen, if not at your anniversary summit. in tone, then on ukraine will receive an invitation to join the alliance at the next summit. mr. serhiy, i am convinced that ukraine will be a member of nato, and i am convinced that the decisions that will be made in washington will be much stronger and bigger than what is being discussed now, because what is described, the discussions that are currently being held, the statements of secretary general stoltenberg, they say: that nato, first of all, is preparing a separate path for ukraine's accession to nato, which will be individual, which is outside the framework of the procedures that were usually used by nato and used in relation to other partners, and i am asking you, please, let's all pay attention, a year or a half ago, ursula fonderlein never said the way that ukraine has done, today... ukraine is needed by the eu

actually, this process well explains the intentions of the north atlantic.t that was repeated again and again. in fact, in the situation between russia and the countries of the north atlantic alliance, everything is clear: the former are trying to reach a consensus, conduct a dialogue, offer options for resolving the conflict, but like peas against a wall, they can agree, lead us, and make a decision unilaterally, because not negotiable, because a priori are russophobic. it is extremely important that both totalitarian ideologies, nazism and communism, receive due recognition and condemnation in europe. the world has strongly condemned the nazi regime, and the crimes it committed are required to be studied in the education systems of various countries. information memories of the brutal crimes committed by the soviet regime should also find their due place in the consciousness of europeans. and this is said by a man whose country was in the lead. by the number of those who went over to the side of the fascists, so the lithuanian usurper nauseda proposed in b

well, against this background, of course, we are all waiting for the july summit of the north atlantic alliance nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said that at the upcoming summit in washington , we should not expect concrete statements regarding ukraine's membership in the alliance, but there will be a clear message about the prospects of our country's membership. let's listen to the secretary general of nato. we've seen new announcements, and i expect there will be announcements. on providing greater military support to ukraine. i am sure that we will also have wording that ukraine will become a member of the alliance. the precise wording of exactly what we will agree on is currently being discussed among nato members, but i am sure that by summit we will have a good agreement on the solution. mr. valentin, taking into account the fact that last week was such a large ukrainian one. such a week in europe and in the world, because there were many summits, meetings, the big seven, rammstein, and of course, what jens stunterberg says, hinting that there will be some positive news fo

well, against this background, of course, we are all waiting for the july summit of the north atlantic alliance. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said that no specifics should be expected at the upcoming summit in washington information about ukraine's membership in the alliance, but there will be a clear message about the prospects of our country's membership. let's listen to the general secretary. we have seen new announcements, and i expect they will be announcements of more military support for ukraine. i am sure that we... will also have wording that ukraine will become a member of the alliance. the precise wording of exactly what we will agree on is currently being discussed among nato members, but i am confident that by the time of the summit we will have a well- agreed solution. mr. valentine, given that last week was like this ukrainian week is quite big in europe and in the world, because there were many summits, meetings. alluding to the fact that there will be some positive news for ukraine is encouraging, because after joe biden's statements that he is against the n

legally justify shooting down a missile in the airspace of a country that is not a member of the north atlantic alliance, while it will be done by a country that is a member... of the atlantic alliance, well, for example, the same poland, how to implement it legally, how exactly to integrate it into the fifth article of collective security, which is already quite bureaucratized and archaic, it is like the north atlantic alliance itself, such an archaic bureaucratic mechanism in fact , which has long been calling for reformation, global reformation, this is the first moment, and the second moment, why i do not see any in the near future... prospects for solving this issue, this is already a technical aspect, let's imagine such a moment that in the direction the russian hast-1555 is sent flying to lviv, it sends a buck m1 air defense missile to intercept it, it can intercept it, but at the same time this missile is seen by the polish air defense system, for example, the same patriot air defense system, so it is bad. ness of actions, compatibility of systems, synchronization of system actions, it

there is a period of time over the north atlantic ocean, a spot over the north atlantic ocean that ist we do not want to land bwater is ad dangerous. so star liner, along with a dual engine scimitar has the capability, once it gets near zk towards canada, and it points back, and we call that a st. john's abort, and if that is not going to work, we the flight and we will fly onto the irish coast in the water at a specific point. there is a guideentry sequence, and it will take us close to shannon, ireland, right up the coast, and hopefully, and we are counting on irish coast guard to pick up my crewmates, and then we will get them back to the u.s. >> another question on the phone. go ahead. >> thank you for taking my was curious if you could share we [indiscernible] going through the analysis here, coming up to the flight perspective?hat what is it like for an astronaut to fly like this? >> from an astronaut perspective, one thing that i like to say, and we mentioned it here, the nasa commercial cw ofe boeing company have included■ u, butch and suni, and their representatives and their

mediators between hamas and israel on... we are now considering after the entire organization of the north atlantics united against us in a single impulse, that now, when it comes, this will not happen soon, until conversations about strategic stability are resumed, we will not be able to ignore nuclear arsenals. france and britain, which is in the forefront of nato members, in anti-russian actions, this is how it all happened, with regard to the arsenals of the people's republic of china, the korean people's democratic republic and the arsenals, strategic arsenals of the russian federation, we are in no way in an alliance... we see the formation alliance between the united states, south korea and japan, they are conducting exercises, including increasingly actively introducing nuclear components into these maneuvers, so the situation is not identical. i will say, but what we are categorically against playing out nuclear provocations, the nuclear card, the president convincingly said this when speaking recently at the st. petersburg international economic forum, and for the final question, the floo

that's probably a 20-pound fish. >> reporter: cod is making a comeback in the north atlantic.imposes catch limits, but when the bests get down to business, they use an automated system to drop thousands of hooks in the water at a time. we watched them offload 20,000 pounds of cod from a single trip. what's more, shellfish has done the unthinkable and dethroned cod as king. crab and shrimp now make up 80% of glen best's business, and he's never had a better year. >> you told me you caught 400,000 pounds of snow crab. at $7.60 a pound -- >> yeah, that's pretty good. >> 3 million bucks. >> it adds up. >> that's pretty good. >> yeah, it was a good year. >> reporter: but a thriving fishery isn't always enough to keep the kids around. best's three children have moved away from fogo to pursue other careers. >> your family's been doing this for generations. you named this boat after your dad. >> so the sad part about it is that jerry and myself, we probably could be the last generation that will fish within our family. when the day comes that that happens, that will probably be a sad