that the united states and nato countries played a significant role in the preparation of the prague springicy formation of the us state department arrived in prague , having lost his life, he gave lectures in which he called on chekhov to return to the londo of democracy freedom to leave the soviet bloc from a geopolitical point. at that historical moment , a really dangerous situation arose for the ussr. and as history has shown, fears have come true now, especially in the context of events in ukraine from western politicians. more and more often you can hear that it was the prague spring that became one of the reasons for the collapse of the eastern bloc. well, we have one czech in the studio, therefore, should he take the rap? yes, what was it, i want to say that this is a common tragedy and russia of the peoples who participated in this, well, the word of crime and what is the crime, let's start with the fact that fighters died in general, including people who died, say 10 people died in as a result of an accident, nine soldiers and one officer, well, fine, you don’t know the numbers i

destroying the prague spring in 1968. approaching warsaw when the poles acted independent. russian tanks have rolled west many times in conquest. never has a nato tank rolled to the east. this is a defense of alliance. i will close with this. i have read and participated in the writing of every single nato war plan. every single one of them. i can assure you there are no offensive war plans. nato is a defense of alliance. the events of the last week in the last four months have strengthened our defense in our deterrence against russia. patrick: thank you, sir. i want to talk about finland and sweden, the most significant thing to come out of this nato enlargement. what are the benefits and drawbacks of them joining the alliance? we had a lengthy land border over 1000 kilometers between nato and russia, creating a new frontier. what does adding finland and sweden do for nato's powers around the baltic sea? it highlights the importance of the north and the arctic. they can take up to a year for them to formally become members because they need the national legislature's appro

suddenly he did not support the suppression of the prague spring.nnot be, that we cannot cross the border from the socialist fraternal country, when the star of bob delana only lit up in america, the press described them, perhaps it will be our yevtushenko yevtushenko himself waved away the poet appears, where the country yearns on living word, and therefore every line that has gone to the people. whether the verse of the song is not only his people and belongs as a gift from someone who was more than a poet. and all around, what are we waiting for. ah, but no, she has good love with me. that's what happens to me my old friend does not go hunting in idle bustle, the wrong dahlias are diverse maksim kataev olga kovalenkost, rozetdinova. nina eshba first channel. and today, on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the birth of the great poet, watch the documentary film solomon volkov at 23:45 on our channel dialogues with yevgeny yevtushenko a new point of attraction on the map of dagestan in derbent opened the largest light and music fountain in ou

and if i think back to the impact, for example, that the crushing of the prague spring had in 1968, thatd that -- soviets in those days -- decided it was their time to try and strike back against the system that they were representing. so we'll have to see, jim. >> that sounds like a pitch to me. >> our door is always open. >> okay. our door is always open, he said. richard moore also said that russia's ability to spy in europe has been cut in half after hundreds of the country's intelligence officers were expelled throughout the region. next hour you will hear much more from our interview including why he believes that putin has suffered a strategic failure already in ukraine. >>> so many headlines out of that interview. i can't wait for everyone to see it right here. meantime, president trump never, we learned in the hearing last night, never called anyone from law enforcement or the pentagon during the insurrection to call off the mob that he's accused of inciting. congressman adam kinzinger says trump has, quote, criminal exposure. he'll be on the show in just a few minutes. stay wit

about that, i will tell the real truth about the prague spring, i will tell about something else.ll wake up and immediately support leonidach. now further, and this is the first circumstance, the second circumstance. we are on the defensive all the time. here in this information war, including at the front, we are commenting on the fact that some statement comes from the west, duda sikorsky there, etc. etc. we must fundamentally restructure our information policy, primarily historical policy. we must determine the rules of the game and conduct active offensive operations, including in the information and scientific space and so on. well, two words about the american author's snyder. i have read his book. i don’t think he wanted to say that he was tied up exclusively for ukraine for the second time, he said what he said, and in fairness he wrote a lot about how the nazis tormented the soviets. uh, prisoners of war. and what about the famine? well, this is a question already. i don't know 80 years. this is genocide or not genocide, by the way, only the fourteenth of the world recogn

check about that, i will tell the real truth about the prague spring.be horrified and immediately support leonid ilyich now further. and this is the first circumstance, the second circumstance. we are on the defensive all the time. here in this information war, including. front and comment on the fact that some statement comes from the west, duda sikorsky there, etc., etc. we must in radical way to restructure our informational, above all, historical policy. we must determine the rules of the game and conduct active offensive operations, including in the information and scientific space and so on. well, two words about the american author's snyder. i have read his book. i don’t think he wanted to say that he unleashed what he said exclusively for ukraine, and in fairness, he wrote a lot about how the nazis tormented the soviet ones. uh, prisoners of war. as for the holodomor, but this controversial issue already. i don't know, 80 years old. this is genocide or not genocide, by the way, only chitin, that the countries of the world recognize uh, famine na