and nsd has already applied some sanctions against nsd and other banks. we always consider this risk sanctions, so we are conducting a and e, we are stimulating the policy of devolutization. there should be a devolutization and a reversal in many respects of the balance sheets of banks once again, if not in rubles, then in a friendly currency. please, julia last row. thank you so much. my name is julia starostin. i represent the bell and i would like to submit a question. uh, about the budget rule. i understand that the discussion is ongoing and it is too early to talk about the parameters, but i will allow myself to ask you to lift the veil regarding the sterilization of the currency according to new the budget rule, after all, if you want to neutralize the impact on the ruble, the liquidity of purchases of foreign currency in reserves. some kind of sterilization mechanism is needed. could you please elaborate that you are discussing currency transactions here, not liquidity in the banking system or open market transactions. and also, if you will, we hav

in general, understand such a derivation of such a ban, they will rather understand, with regard to nsd and freezing, then the moscow exchange. now, uh, this is actively involved in the creation of an investor protection club m. uh, and which includes representatives of the largest broker banks, management companies and professional communities and the goal of this club is to jointly defend their rights and prepare. lawsuits in order to hmmm challenge the decision that was laid down, that were taken against rzd colleagues, please, a lot of questions alina, yes, please. and yes, hello. alina razumova franc-media. i have three questions and the first question is about foreign banks selling their russian subsidiaries. please tell me, if the parties are at the stage of negotiations, do they need cancel these negotiations and interrupt transactions, and the second question is the central bank the only one who sees the reporting, and banks. uh, tell me how they ended up. in the first half of the year, the expectations of the central bank are better or worse, and cb was also afraid that the pa

sees positive dynamics in the process of reducing e, the value of foreign currency balances in ncc nsd'sccounts, mm and hmm in the banking sector as a whole. uh, we have a long open currency position. she has grown a little for the last month, but she is smaller than in march. why is this happening, but because uh hmm the daglutization of liabilities is going on much faster than the privatization of assets, yes, that is, if you have long-term foreign currency loans and so on, a lot of work is required here, perhaps in terms of conversion into ruble assets, but in any case, privatization in the passive part it happens faster than in the active part, and we see that it is not only under our, as it were, influence, but also under the influence. unfortunately, the sanctions, a banks a a continue to actively take measures under the evaluation of their balance sheets, they understand that this is a risk, uh, despite the fact that we have temporarily introduced uh, regulatory easing on the currency position uh for banks that exist under sanctions, but we gave them the opportunity to have these

today the nsd faces the on comparable necessity of internal transformation. the face of terrorism has changed, the greatest threat to american safety is no longer extremism. we can no longer dismiss the threat is coming from other people, other cultures. the threat today is from within. it is right at home in our communities and on our social media feed. we'll even see it from time to time on our cable news networks. it has taken root in the rhetoric of certain political leaders, none of us can return to turn a blind eye to the growing danger. the new face of domestic terrorism is far-right extremism, which is growing exponentially in the united states. the attorney general garland told our colleagues in the senate just over a year ago that the greatest threat, the greatest domestic threat facing the united states was from racially motivated violent extremists, quote, specifically those who advocate for the superiority of the white race. white supremacists, extremist militia members, and other violent far-right extremist groups were responsible for 66% of all

now it is worth paying attention to what will not only be felt by those users who will use nsd, uh, inom the north to the south, but also, for example, those who will not use it, varshavskoe shosse, kashirskoe shosse leningradka and all other highways that attract to the msd. they will actually get a good discharge. msd connects 10 currency highways and will unload them, as well as in the area of ​​the novokhokhlovskaya smsd station. it will be possible to go, for example, to the third transport ring, a diameter exit from new moscow will be provided by the highway, solntsevo-butovo, varshavskoye shosse, moscow motorway, improve transport services for airports, sheremetyevo and domodedovo will connect 48 districts of the capital. e. what will be the price for the mrr for transit cars? still to be decided in the department of transport today they said that they are waiting for proposals from moskvich and in november of this year the tariffs will already be known. dima da mash thank you our correspondent maria spoke about the moscow high-speed diameter, but now our broadcast will be conti

take her to their own hands, but an attempt to create a ukrainian version of nsd, app failed, at least for kravchenko personally, who was destroyed during a special operation in ukraine in mid-march of this year anna efimova valery savelyev anastasia popova typical, ukraine units of the maidan, we will talk with our permanent expert historian alexander vasiliev. sasha good afternoon. hello, today it is already obvious that azov occupies a special position. here in this palette of far-right and radical extremist organizations in ukraine, what is its phenomenon? well radicalism. uh hmm, ukrainian radicalism has very old historical roots, yes, and a, which have never actually been interrupted, but because we know the classic uh representatives, oh, the organization of ukrainian nationalists, of which the most famous and promoted are bandera. yes , and you need to understand that after this movement was suppressed in the territory of the western regions of the ussr, it did not disappear at all, because there was a significant representation in emigration, many from the disclosure of ukrain

today the nsd faces the on comparable necessity of internal transformation. the face of terrorism has changed, the greatest threat to american safety is no longer extremism. we can no longer dismiss the threat is coming from other people, other cultures. the threat today is from within. it is right at home in our communities and on our social media feed. we'll even see it from time to time on our cable news networks. it has taken root in the rhetoric of certain political leaders, none of us can return to turn a blind eye to the growing danger. the new face of domestic terrorism is far-right extremism, which is growing exponentially in the united states. the attorney general garland told our colleagues in the senate just over a year ago that the greatest threat, the greatest domestic threat facing the united states was from racially motivated violent extremists, quote, specifically those who advocate for the superiority of the white race. white supremacists, extremist militia members, and other violent far-right extremist groups were responsible for 66% of all

when it later opened up, what's in that among the judges, 60% of the judges were former members of the nsdhat if you could provide a certificate stating that you behaved like a christian, it means that there are no problems from the neighbors, then you were transferred to a more the lowest degree. well, there were five groups of fascists. yes, five five groups of nazism, but moreover, well, if there are only 14, yes, there, everything fluctuated very much, that is, it was possible to go over and why i say that this is technology. because i'm talking about these ideologists , now i'm in the ideologies that have returned. well, i remember it very well. i was there then i was 12-13 years old, but how they flooded the former. here it was only yesterday in the ussr and here, after 2 years, some canadian characters who bring some booklets, yes, that is, it begins to penetrate into the school somewhere else later. these people are like, for example, roman svarovich , yes. or, for example, the wife of president viktor yushchenko, katherine claire. yes, they begin to penetrate the power system. and