now we see hugs between the leaders of poland, ukraine, but the idea remains alive, and the idea of poland absorption of ukraine. it has not gone away. your opinion studies professor steven guy edge sees eggs colonial power is a, using ukraine to try and maintain that had so many the old masters will not give up to power so easily. i do believe is that the west will try to hold this neo colonial group for as long as they can and they will invest more. busy as much as they are able to, the western powers will do everything to drain as much of, i mean, it sounds horrible, but as much blood as possible from russians from both sides of the aisle for russia is now defending the emerging multiple world order upon the results of this battle, and we will see you in want to world we live in the g 7 country say they will finalize a price cap on seaborne shipments of russian oil in the coming weeks. as if the international energy agency was the year a pull face major challenges in refilling askance reserves next year, or to contribute to rachel marston explains. so the international energy agency, ba

and followed by by mainly slavic force and slave laborers millions were already boarded from poland, ukraine, russia and and beloveus and other eastern european countries, and you know western europeans for the most part were comparatively treated much better. i mean, yeah, which yeah wasn't even you know, that's very bad. but yeah, yes, so okay another question. um, can you give examples of big german firms or individuals that refused to collaborate with the nazi routine regime so did did you know i imagine some refused maybe to actively profit from arianization, but can you give exam any positive examples here you have you have you there's the example of global bush was industrial very well known industrialism is the company they left be in bosch, which is owned by foundation not owned by family anymore. the company left behind you know is still one of one of the world so he's a massive industrial apartment as a massive electro technical conglomerate today. and he was a very progressive industrialist really to care of the labor conditions for his for his employees already going back to the

. -- fall into poland. ukraine had to shoot down russian missiles. what we saw yeerday. >> inflation has risen in the u.k. to the highest level in 41 years as energy bills and food prices drive up the cost of living. prices rose by 11.1% in october. food price inflation hit 16.2%, but that is the fastest rate for 45 years. this graph shows you how quickly prices have risen in the past year and just to help far they have strayed from 2%. today, andrew bailey told mp's that we factors are to blame. >> it was a supply-chain shock and the recovery from covid. it was a global shock at the reflected goods and services demand and stretched supply change, ticket the involving china. we are now seeing that the evidence of that shock is coming off. the next shop is a big one, russia-ukraine. very big impact in two areas, energy and food. the third is domestic shock, which is the tightness of the ukrainian -- and the fact that the you came -- ukraine labor force was reduced in size relative to pre-covid. >> higher food and fuel costs are causing pain globally,u

15 broadcasts of anti-fascist rallies were broadcast in 1998, residents of latvia, lithuania, poland, ukraine, and some regions of russia are currently broadcasting on two nationwide channels, the first national and culture and three radio stations belarus, the capital and radii in structure of the belarusian radio works as an association of musical groups. academic choir. symphony orchestra, he folk music ensemble november 15, the newspaper celebrated its 75th anniversary. an artist of belarus, an honorary citizen of the city of minsk , a singer who is called the knight of the microphone anatoly yermolenko, he was born in gomel, service in the army in the song and dance ensemble of the baku military district helped determine his profession. he sang along with muslim magomayev himself, after demobilization, the talented artist was invited as a soloist in he sang the gomel philharmonic in a souvenir group, where anatoly ivanovich's colleagues were alexander gradsky and alexander buinov, paradoxically, but when ermolenko studied at a music school in vocals, he was slapped with a triple. at the

we saw it 2020 we see it on our streets now, when in neighboring poland ukraine is training militantselarus when the center of information and psychological operations of the southern neighbor over and over again provoke our people and the military with fake throws. and here is such an intermediary hybrid war. they need to carry it out, but for this they have a lot of tools, that is, you should be surprised and think that this is just because of this conflict. these are all cold war tools, and they all work. nobody jammed them after the soviet union, they all work wonderfully and have reached such a new level through social networks through, uh, some kind of tsiptsu. well, they're called uh, influence how to i would like to end the internal situation in the countries with which they are fighting so foreign, which they use in order to fight their potential opponents, i want to end, perhaps, the main provocation of the last 100 years. the fulton speech was delivered by churchill a in 1946. it would seem that fascism was defeated, it is possible to build a new world, but the words of the

speaking , a collective winston churchill, who can be played by three countries, and these are poland, ukraineand lithuania ; and well, stadkevich already has a situation here you just need to monitor and understand the third - will it be called a regiment or a division or the army of kalinovsky, or will it have a different name, but here are three things that can be solved with, firstly, they can preserve morale, they can preserve honor and they can pull belarus out of the war of another i did not see an option, what do you think in principle? this is the situation that putin himself is in today. it allows us to believe that he is aware of the economic and social risks that russia faces in the event of such a continuation of the war of attrition, or does it not bother him much? in general, i believe that the war was born as a way to answer the question of the poor in economic failure and so on. well, you understand when they say that after opening up, russia entered the world economy so that it began to work in it, it began to develop. and from my point of view, everything looks on the contra

general, ukraine is called so in this situation. to me it seems that most of all were romania poland ukrainey didn’t even take us to nato, they took me to what i’m leading what to take you when we, when the ukrainians are in power, decide to continue the war and don’t having guarantees already practically guarantees that nato will not fit in, not that they are writing for ukraine , that the weapons of the volunteers will not fit in, i say there will be a war, apparently to the last. i come to one conclusion vladimir alexandrovich zelensky decided to leave ukraine no one second, because otherwise there is no any other understand, for him provisions, so that further there is no his symbol. and why does anyone need it? what do you think, why don't we strike. although we know at any given time where the green is. this i will not answer this question. it's provocative. no, i will explain to you why there is nothing provocative in this, because the approach of ours, as i understand it, our leaders of our state is very simple. why turn it into a personal fucking legend? and then he still isn't the

the mass missile attack of russia caused the death of people in poland. ukraine was defending itself, representatives of a number of countries said about this . the un charter is clear. ukraine has every right to defend itself from this shelling. its sovereignty , its territorial integrity, hitting a polish village may be an attempt to protest nato air defense , therefore, the alliance should act now, experts call for this, the air defense of the countries nato it has planes, flying radars, and the planes are so -called advances, long-range radar inspection and control planes, they can observe and monitor our territory for 200 km and even more, and in the event of a massive missile attack, they have time to raise fighter jets, they could defend such a strip in western ukraine to defend to a depth of 70 km from the borders of poland and slovakia an investigative team continues to work at the scene of the tragedy , ukrainian experts from the national security and defense council have arrived in poland to participate in the investigation, ukraine notes ready to hand

no, this is an internal story , it has nothing to do with poland, ukraine, or europe . that some radicalhere or in hungary or in romania or in poland will pick it up and indeed their agents started to spread all this uh-uh desu, but now we understand that even their agents are sitting like uh-uh mice, you understand there uh-uh under eh carpet, we are afraid to stick our nose out why because as soon as someone starts broadcasting this narrative that we will now take some territories of ukraine and they can be imprisoned just for that, well, look, the minister of defense of romania was dismissed in disgrace from his position today for careless formation in relation to ukraine, the level of attention to similar statements in europe where there is political responsibility unlike in russia and, unfortunately, in ukraine, you understand where politicians allow themselves to do

russia has said it did not carry out missile strikes near the poland ukraine border killed two people was russian—made but it was unclear who had fired it. there is much more on that story on the bbc news website. i can be found on twitter and that is it from us for now. hello, there. the week's rain so far has resulted in several flood warnings being issued, and there's more rain to come. just an idea of what we've had in the past 24 hours, some parts of southeast england have had 40 millimetres, the moors in the southwest, 75, which is three inches of rain. and as the rest of the week progresses, the rainfall continued to pile up. so, with another low pressure rolling in, we could see another 30—40 millimetres in places. by the end of the week, an excess of 80—90 may well have fallen across the northeast of scotland. now, this is the next area of low pressure coming in, with its strong winds pushing rain across many parts through the coming night and into thursday. but for what's left of this night, that rain stuck across the northern isles with a gale force wind blowing. elsewhere,

nazar, a forum was recently held under the title of europe, poland-ukraine, how the country will be revivedere, in particular, the ways were discussed, the search for how to rebuild ukraine was not after the victory and the end of the war, but right now, how to attract funds . thank you very much for the question. indeed, the conference held by the polish union of employers of entrepreneurs is also under under the auspices of the personal prime minister of poland, mr. morawiecki, a very large group asked the question, that is, the polish side is perhaps the only country in europe that shares with ukraine the vision that there is no point in waiting for it to end and that reconstruction must be supported now and in principle, you are very you know very well that poland is a country with a unique level of support for our state, approximately 2% of the country's gdp, humanitarian, technical, military and financial aid to ukraine is approximately 10 billion euros, and now it is on the wave of great solidarity of the polish government and polish society with us and ukrainians, polish business al

now we see hugs between the leaders of poland, ukraine, but the idea remains alive, and the idea of poems absorption of ukraine. it has not gone away. sure. sure. just to give you some background on that last remark by the russian president earlier, several european media reports excused. e u. member state poland, a planning to seize parts of western ukraine amid the conflict european studies. professor steven guy, it says that western powers are using ukraine and his hand to maintain their had gemini. the old monster will not give up to power so easily. i do believe is that the west will try to hold this neo colonial grip for as long as they can and they will invest for. busy as much as they are able to, the western powers will do everything to drain as much of, i mean, it sounds horrible, but as much blood as possible from russians from both sides of the aisle to russia . is it now defending the emerging multiple world order upon the results of. busy this battle, and we'll see you in want to world, we live in his unity statements, americans and also touch upon a number of other issues s

great britain, poland-ukraine, that is, no, no. too single, as they say, patriots can stand up for theefense of ukraine, like three that poland received from the states well, i think that certain permissions will be needed there, but but some polish air defense may be on the ukrainian border thank you on on their side thank you for your answers oleksandr oleksandr matsuka ukrainian diplomat of the un was the head of the secretariat of the united nations security council and was with us just now. during the negotiations, russia once again launched missile strikes on ukrainian infrastructure, anna brykova will tell in more detail, almost 11 tons of agricultural products, ukraine was still able to transport by sea to 38 countries despite war starting in august, that's when the initiative of the un and turkey began to act like this with separate agreements with ukraine and russia two days before the end of the agreement and extended it for four months, the world saw that without ukrainian exports it is impossible to guarantee global food security, our export grain initiative is already hel

regarding this tragedy that happened in poland, ukraine is fully ready to take part in the investigationthese cases, however, these are technical things that we will see over time, but politically the key thing is that everyone understands that the factor of this tragedy is the primary source of the russian federation, all the rest of the details, but it turns out this is the story that every time european partners increase the amount of aid after some terrible tragedy in buch was the first to be intensified, then these terrible shellings in october and the martyrs gave us anti-aircraft defense, and the irises gave them faster and it turns out that every time the european partners need a reason to go out like this well, first of all, it is necessary to understand that despite the incident, there are still titanic changes in the foreign policy of individual states, especially let's take germany as an example, that is, a state that for 20 years lobbied for the energy interests of the rashists, joint businesses and investment projects worth many billions and so on. it is difficult it was ne

consensus причёт in the whole society on the subject of цели этой войны eh, from the point of view of poland, ukraineor its survival, not only for its water, but in general for the architecture of security and international relations in the whole of eastern and central europe. years ago, it is possible to end the imperial period of the history of russia, the one that brought mountains of destruction to all the peoples of central eastern europe with the legacy of civilization. so we understand that this is not only a struggle for our freedom and yours the struggle for values ​​for the way of life in which we want to live is also a struggle for our interests, economic strategists and others because we remember from history what peace was like in this region without russia without imperial russia, this is one of the most prosperous regions in europe, and we see, we heard from our parents, from our children, how did this region become when russia came there, it brought nothing but destruction, violence, poverty and resistance. for ukraine not only because we understand that ukraine is now experiencing it

there has been a lot of talk about this that you now we see hugs between the leaders of poland, ukraine, but the idea remains alive, and the idea of poems absorption of ukraine. it has not gone away. as malaria this year, the government in care of adopted a bill that allows polish citizens to enjoy the same rights as ukrainians on the move was went with some criticism from ukrainian nationalists with many concerned about the growing polish influence in the country. european studies professors divan, diet, she says that western powers are using ukraine to maintain their had gemini, the old masters will not give up to power so easily. i do believe is that the west will try to hold this neo colonial grid for as long as they can and they will invest war as much as they are able to. the western powers will do everything to drain as much for, i mean, it sounds horrible, but as much blood as possible from russians from both sides of the aisle for russia is now defending the emerging multiple world order. and upon the results of. busy this battle, you don't even want to world, we live in unity

no, this is an internal story, it has nothing to do with poland. ukraine going to europe, i'm not going to belarus again, i'm not going to belarus, they are these liars before, maybe they really calculated that some radical circles there or in hungary or in romania or in poland will pick it up and really their agents are all this they started to spread the thesis, but now we understand that even their agency is sitting like uh, we still understand there uh, under uh, the carpet, we are afraid to stick our nose out why because as soon as someone starts broadcasting this narrative that we will now take some territories of ukraine and they can be imprisoned simply for that. well, look, the romanian defense minister was dismissed in disgrace from his position today for careless wording in relation to ukraine. today, the level of attention to such statements in europe. where is the responsibility of politics, in contrast to russia and unfortunately for ukraine, do you understand where politicians allow themselves to make irresponsible statements for which they

i would like to remind our viewers that dario shmateryniak, the head of the poland-ukraine research centerhe air of the espresso channel when we we are talking about the actions of the russian federation and the use of missiles , e.e. cruise missiles, in fact, during an attack, russia lays out routes for its missiles in such a way that they fly along the border with russia in the airspace of ukraine and then return to the east to attack from unexpected courses in order to mislead the ukrainian air defense system so that actually every missile attack is a kind of duel not only of the technical capabilities of the means of attack and means, but also a duel from the point of view of understanding how the enemy will act and actually with from the point of view of the number of downed missiles, we see that our air defense systems, our calculations are able to anticipate actions in advance and understand what the enemy will do. at the same time, we understand that the russian federation resorts to such insidious provocative steps because the actual use of rockets flies there through the territor

how do you see the future of europe in the part of poland, ukraine-lithuania at least there, the czech other countries, uh, after this war ends at the negotiating table, whether it ends or in the bunker where putin will be shot, it doesn’t matter. well, it ended , there is an understanding of what europe will be, because there will surely never be another like it was if it works, it will win. i hope that central europe will no longer be there when we talk about central europe. we will not think only about the piston of lithuania, hungary and the czechs. ukraine will be the main part of our region. it will be at this time eh members of the european union this is for me it is clear in 10 we will talk about it completely completely different conditions we will think about ukraine as a member of the european union and as the main part of the new central europe if from this point of view, the fastest -growing european regions of europe, the european union has been forced to think about what europe will be like in 10 years. putin is not going to win this putin as an autocrat today it is defi

i am afraid that poland, ukraine could be two monsters?ery interesting thing to it, aik, said, and in general, uh, this is actually what we really have in front of us . this threat is creating myths. he said the united states destroyed the soviet union but we all lived, then we remember that it was not the united states, but we ourselves, representatives of the peoples who lived in the soviet union, destroyed the ecosystem. unfortunately. this is how george bush sr. arrived in kiev in the summer. in the ninety-first year, speaking at the supreme radio, he was just speaking for the preservation of soviet salt, but ruined those peoples who lived here, including with great regret. i say this, but it’s also true armenians, who were the first to start rocking this international one in karabakh, in general, there would be no interethnic conflicts, maybe our common country would have held out, thank you, really. eh, thank you. thank you now. here, let's analyze what you said, it is very important and not at all harmless from my point of view. loo

a hryvnia, and we will give three more and thank you for giving us such an opportunity to see poland, ukrainewins, but i wanted everyone to return home after the war, e.e., about the weather in ukraine for the next day, natalka didenko will tell us mrs. natalya, glad to see you. good evening . please have a word. congratulations. congratulations to vasyl. congratulations , dear tv viewers. e.e. well, we will talk. of course, about the weather that is expected for the next day, but our traditional trip at the beginning. and today we will visit the novomyr district in cherkasy region and we will talk about the village of leskovo. so it is located on both banks of the kanela river, oh my god, how beautiful the name of the tributary of the mountain tikachu is simply based on poetry . according to tradition, at least the village of the cossacks was founded by the village of lesko-faryba. well, you know that leskovo and the village of tseletske were bought by the polish magnate dakhovsky in the 17th century at the beginning of the 19th century and four generations of dakhovsky e. - they created a l

toys saying the same. poland here again saying the same, that this was not fired by russia at poland. ukraine is not backing down there. adamant that this was russian, that it wasn't their defense system that was responsible for this. and they want to be a part of that investigation, or they're saying that they're happy to hand over evidence of traces of a russian missile. but at the moment, everyone is saying that this isn't russia except ukraine and ukraine from the very start of this war has said that russia's war against ukraine isn't just about ukraine. it's a threat to the rest of europe. and it seems like this incident for them reinforces that narrative. i said, how long do you think before we expect any more definitive answers? well the investigation is ongoing, police have court and off this area has seen police and emergency vehicles coming in and they did release the 2 pictures, one where the missile hit on a farm. there was a truck that was overturned in the 2nd picture of so miss all parts. no, we don't know how long the investigation will take a ukraine, said that one to be a pa

provoking russia, it was a provocation by russia, which fired just under the very border with poland. ukraines, protecting it. perhaps even territories, unfortunately, there are such stories. despite the fact that they were neutralized, shot down, did not reach their target, this is part of this war, unfortunately, this is such a story. well, a missile from russia is again flying to ukraine, the whole map is already red, we hope you are going to shelters, this is we are doing you we invite you to continue our marathon now very soon we will be back already from a safer place you watch espresso stay with us and be safe understanding your inability to achieve results on the battlefield russia began massive shelling of civilian energy infrastructure throughout ukraine emergency power outages began ukrainians had to very quickly to adapt to new circumstances in the conditions of war, although of course it affected the life of every ukrainian introduced to the business and educational process only from october 10 to 20 russian troops have struck about 300 strikes on the power system of ukraine, ene

nato saying the same poland here again saying the saying that this was not fired by russia at poland. ukraine is not backing down there. adamant that this was russian, that it wasn't their defense system that was responsible for this. and they want to be a part of that investigation, or they're saying that they're happy to hand over evidence of traces of a russian missile. but at the moment, everyone is saying that this isn't russia except ukraine and ukraine from the very start of this war has said that russia's war against ukraine isn't just about ukraine. it's a threat to the rest of europe. and it seems like this incident for them reinforces that narrative. socrates in dominican republic are sending detained haitian refugees back to their country. gang warfare on political turmoil have fueled an exodus from neighboring haiti in recent months. many refugees say they've built new lives across the border and they're now facing deportation to reasonable reports. yeah, it's become an all too common seen haitian refugees detained in mid american republic . we met them in this military base in t

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killed two in poland was a ukrainian defense missile, the blast happening four miles from the poland-ukraine border, while world leaders were gathered in bali. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. world leaders expect poland to invoke article four, an investigation is underway. an inteleauthor and author of "putin's playbook," joins us. that information coming down reuters, joe biden says it landed in poland, do you believe that is the most likely scenario and what does that mean going forward? >> i do trust the intelecommunity on this one, good work for them determining very quickly and in a way it is a blessing, todd, it is a ukrainian missile and not a russian missile. if this were a russian missile, we would potentially be in the article five collective defense situation, put us firmly on a path over russia versus u.s. nato war and that ends in nuclear armageddon, like joe biden predicted a couple weeks ago. >> carley: the big question is whether it came from ukraine or russia, how does the world respond to this? we had brett velicovich on earlier in the show talking about how the

residents of latvia, lithuania, poland, ukraine and some regions of russia could already listen to belarusianrst national and culture and three radio stations belarus - the capital and radii fm in the structure of belarusian radio operates as an association musical groups. academic choir. symphony orchestra, he is an ensemble of folk music conversation. november 15 marked the 75th anniversary.

killed two in poland was a ukrainian defense missile, the blast happening four miles from the poland-ukraineders were gathered in bali. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. world leaders expect polan

speech, democracy, and so on, and our e, for the time being belarusian, who fled to lithuania, poland, ukraines, the word can be sent to hell after these cases and rightly vadim frantsevich. eh, it would be soft in me, frantsevich, he says the times have ended for them when they went here to get a living and came here with their feet on the table for throwing, they collected this whole company for the sake of justice. yes, we tried to somehow talk to them absolutely boorish, arrogant. uh, behavior was not considered. they are for the people, they believe, but the times, uh, have changed. e. now we, uh, will decide for ourselves what to do? i am in this, i hope, including with regard to the political structure of our country, especially elections, these endless abseshniki. eh, i somehow about peter petrovsky. we flew on a business trip on the same plane on which the obseshniki flew away from belarus, you hear they bought it. throughout our sausage with marshmallows, they walked along the strip with knapsacks. we have landed. yes? uh, we landed in moscow. they hung it all like that, but there we

the ukrainian officials are taking part in the investigation into a deadly missile blast in poland. ukraine'sgn minister says they've joined the u.s. and polish investigators at the site of the explosion. ukraine has been pushing to join after the missile hit a polish border village on tuesday, killing two people. poland and nato says it was likely an accident caused by a stray missile, but western officials also said russia is ultimately to blame because it started the war in ukraine. for more we're joined now by scott mclean from london. scott, we understand there there's been no letup from the fighting in the donetsk region. >> reporter: yeah, it's hard to tell where the lines lie. but we know fighting has really intense fight in the eastern part of the country, and some of the heaviest fighting is around the village of balk khmut. it's taken an absolute pounding in the past few months. it's been front and center as the russians have been trying to take it for a long time now. miraculously it still remains in ukraine's hands. the newly liberated city of kherson is right across. the russian

ukrainian officials are now taking part into the investigation into a deadly missile blast in poland. ukraine's joined the u.s. and polish investigators at the site of the explosion. ukraine has been pushing to join the probe after a missile hit a polish border village on tuesday killing two people. poland and nato said the blast was likely an accident caused by a stray ukrainian missile. but western officials also said that russia is ultimately to blame because it started the war in ukraine. >>> and there's no letup in russian efforts to gain ground in eastern ukraine. kyiv says russian troops launched new attacks across the region's front lines on friday. that includes in that area. despite the russian pressure, president zelenskyy says the defense lines are holding. >> translator: military action of extreme violence is still ongoing in the donetsk region. no softening. in the past 24 hours, about 100 russian assaults have been bombarded in the donetsk region. >> meanwhile, a sign of some semblance of ordinary life is coming back to the newly liberated city of kherson. the first train bound f

after blaming russia for a missile attack that killed two farmers in poland, ukraine president zelenskyyme from. >> i'm sure this is russian missile. i'm sure we were launching the air defense missiles, we can't say specifically. >> what is your reaction to president zelenskyy saying that missiles in poland were not ukraine. jackie: christopher wray said biggest threat to united states is not russia but china. >> countries like china. russia, iran, north korea. are all growing more aggressive or brazen more capable. of those countries the greatest long-term threat to our nation's ideas, innovation and economic security are and national security is that from china. >> how prepared are we to face the growing the threat? with me here now, former army special op intel analyst, bret velicovich. always great to see i, start with missile incident first. now you know, we have two sides looking at this differently. initial report indicated it was a russian missile. then the dialogue changed if that were true particular trigger article 5 we could be on precipice of world war iii. zelenskyy doesn't

it seems to me that most of all were romania poland ukraine is not from us it is clear that they didinto nato. what am i leading to, why take you, when we, when the ukrainian authorities decide to continue the war, having no guarantees already practically guarantees that nato will not fit in, not that they are writing for ukraine, that the weapons of the volunteers will not fit in. now i say there will be a war, apparently until recently. i come to the conclusion that vladimir aleksandrovich zelensky decided to leave ukraine to leave the field for 1 second, because otherwise there is no other understanding for him of the situation, so that further they are his symbols. and why does anyone need it? i what do you think, why do we not strike, although we know at any moment where is zelensky this i will not answer this question. it's provocative. no, i will explain to you why there is nothing provocative in this, because our approach, as i understand it, our leader of our state is very simple. why turn him into a personal legend, of course, turn him into a student. and then he's still no

mi explosions just over the border from ukraine and poland.— ukraine and poland.he us government that has _ itself today. yes, they are the us government that has responded i itself today. yes, they are the us| government that has responded in terms of the russian missile strikes on key of another parts of the country which are targeting the electricity grid and they have been quite strong in condemning that in the white house did so saying that tying it to the meeting of the g20 and bali the witches were president biden is saying that this only served to deepen the concerns among the 620 served to deepen the concerns among the g20 and the destabilisation impact of putin's war because they are trying to work in a statement there that would call for an end to there that would call for an end to the war and they're talking about the war and they're talking about the impact of the war on the world in the globalfood the impact of the war on the world in the global food security, the energy markets and so on and so the white house tied itself to that scenario and also

we see now, when in neighboring poland ukraine is training militants to attack belarus, when the center of information and psychological operations of the south is being provoked over and over again by our people and the military with fake stuffing. here is such an intermediary hybrid war. they need to spend it, but for this they have a lot tools. i mean, how amazing is it to think that it's just because of this conflict that these are all tools from the cold war, and they all work. nobody jammed them after the soviet union, they all work great and have reached such a new level through social networks through, uh, tsiptsu how? well, they are called, uh, to influence both the internal situation, uh, in the countries that they fight so foreign, which they use to fight their potential opponents, i want to finish, perhaps the main provocation of the last 100 years was churchill's fulltone speech in 1946. it would seem that fascism was defeated, it is possible to build peace. well , the words of the ex-prime minister of great britain changed the course of history, stretching across the entir

and followed by by mainly slavic force and slave laborers millions were already boarded from poland, ukraine, russia and and beloveus and other eastern european countries, and you know western europeans for the most part were comparatively treated much better. i mean, yeah, which yeah wasn't even you know, that's very bad. but yeah, yes, so okay another question. um, can you give examples of big german firms or individuals that refused to collaborate with the nazi routine regime so did did you know i imagine some refused maybe to actively profit from arianization, but can you give exam any positive examples here you have you have you there's the example of global bush was industrial very well known industrialism is the company they left be in bosch, which is owned by foundation not owned by family anymore. the company left behind you know is still one of one of the world so he's a massive industrial apartment as a massive electro technical conglomerate today. and he was a very progressive industrialist really to care of the labor conditions for his for his employees already going back to the

now, when in neighboring poland ukraine is training militants to attack belarus, when the center of informationations of the southern neighbors over and over again provoke our people and military fake stuffing. here is such an intermediary hybrid war. them. it needs to be carried out, but for this they have a lot of tools, that is, you should be surprised and think that this is just because of this conflict. these are all cold war tools, and they all work. nobody jammed them after the soviet union, they all work great and have reached such a new level through social networks through, uh, tsiptsu how? well, they are called uh, influence how the internal situation uh in the countries with which they fighting so foreign, who use it to fight their potential opponents, i want to finish, perhaps the main provocation of the last 100 years fulltone sky speech by winston churchill a in 1946. it would seem that fascism won, you can build a new world. well, the words of the ex-prime minister of great britain changed the course of history, stretching across the entire continent from stettin on the baltic s

i have you we had an idea in ukraine that was hyped that let's create common ground britain poland ukrainere, turkey well, maybe romania was talking about it, and in july this topic died dead, because the british said, wait, what, how? eh? do you think the poles ukrainians that we will pay and we will not be all over. ridiculously funny, but here alexey speaks about the union with poland. he says this publicly, and he is what zelensky sometimes says in his mind . why am i talking about this? i'm serious about this, because if this idea is further promote, and it will be promoted, then i myself perfectly understand what a union of ukraine is, it will be either the unification of five regions of western ukraine into poland, or three, or as many as they can . you are absolutely right. this topic is spoken out, of course, only they forgot in the other direction, otherwise he said, in which direction now i will explain. you said arrestovich is actually the idea of ​​the pilsudski so-called search of the pilsudski from the sea to the home of the sea. this is an idea, then friedman promoted it, b

toys saying the same. poland here again saying the same, that this was not fired by russia at poland. ukraine is not backing down there. adamant that this was russian, that it wasn't their defense system that was responsible for this and they want to be a part of that investigation. now they're saying that they're happy to hand over evidence of traces of a russian missile. but at the moment, everyone is saying that this isn't russia except ukraine and ukraine from the very start of this war has said that russia's war against ukraine isn't just about ukraine. it's a threat to the rest of europe. and it seems like this incident for them reinforces that narrative authorities in dominican republic, ascending detained haitian refugees, back to their country, gang warfare and political turmoil fuel than exodus from neighboring haiti in recent months. many refugees say they build new lives across the border, but they're now facing deportation to reasonable reports. oh, it's become an all too common seen haitian refugees detained in mid american republic. we met them in this military base in the hous

the ukraine's foreign minister is saying it's sent experts to the site of a missile strike in poland. ukraineicted by nato as well as the united states. molly hunter is joining us from kyiv. also joining me, brigadier general and author. i just got my own copy. thank you. molly, how much and where is the power back on after these strikes and how are the ukrainians coping? it's cold, it's winter. >> reporter: yeah, alex, it is cold, it is winter. we had the first snowfall across the country this week and we've gotten new numbers from the prime minister who says nearly half of the energy system is out of order. when you ask where the power is back on, really these rolling emergency blackouts are in place across the country. i'm looking at a very dark capitol city of kyiv and as the evening goes on, we can tell which neighborhoods have rolling blackouts. people are telling us that they have blocks of three or four hours of power on and three or four hours with the power off. we went out to one of those suburbs that was occupied by the russians, hit very hard, very early in the war. the first fiv

european union ; they have their own project, such a european one where they wanted to include poland, ukrainea strange beam, and so on. that is, this is competition with germany, of course, of course, in this fight, let's say, of course, the british are by and large. they u beat them. ah, the germans. yes, i have no questions there at all. johnson well, he cynically acted lobbied for the interests of his country with his project to me questions to the europeans. well, if it were some kind of mystery, you know, it would be incomprehensible not obvious. yes, here are the processes that took place before our eyes, but one could say. well, maybe , i say, every ukrainian. well, these are scarecrows , and even, well, after all, everyone was talking about the consequences that would be as a result of these decisions, and they understood perfectly well. what will be the consequences, first of all, for europe itself, but, nevertheless, they went. they unconditionally impeccably carried out the will of the americans and came to what they came to now they are looking for the guilty there russia the asia

but she is helped there by poland ukraine yeah, and nato, whatever countries there are, is trying toerience of the second world war shows, when the poles still choked. not wars, here it turns out that it is hopeless sooner or later. this should happen anyway, and right those analysts who wrote that here i agree, by the way, with the peacekeeping position, that the situation is such that in any case, the conflict between russia and ukraine is to blame for everything, because this will continue this arose , because, as it were, a whole list today was addressed to mr. markuryuta, that if the european union had not supported the coup in 14 in ukraine if they had not done it, no, but she the problem is, if only there was agreement, if only well, i understood that one moment we must not, of course, lose attention, that in general this all happened yesterday. uh, at the moment when there was such an active one, it’s not for a shootout here. well, no gunfight austria not only we inflicted they too. in general, they first point. as far as i understand, they applied it on our territory. do not

speech, democracy, and so on, and our uh, for the time being, belarusians who fled to lithuania, poland, ukraineand correctly in one franchise and there softly in the water. franchai, he says, the time is over for them when they went here to get a living and came here with their feet on the table for throwing and collecting. there are whole companies in fairness. yes, we tried with them somehow talk absolutely boorish haughty. uh, behavior was not considered. they don't consider people. but the times, uh, have changed now, we, uh, will decide for ourselves what to do? i’m in this, i hope, including with regard to the political structure of our country, especially these elections. of course, the seeshniks, uh, i somehow, in my opinion, peter petrovsky, we flew on a business trip on the same plane on which the obseshniks flew away from belarus, you hear, they bought up all our sausage with marshmallows. they walked with knapsacks along the lane. we have landed. yes, uh we landed in moscow. that was the truth about the country, and they hung it all like that, but there were already reports that in