why does romania still not have?he border treaty with moldova they did not recognize such a law as the border between their countries. he said that recognizing the border means recognizing the separation of the romanian lands, which stalin carried out from romania, that's what's next in romania officially at the parliamentary level. moldova was declared the second romanian state in romania a couple of years ago, conducted with logical polls asking if the population wants to return as they believe moldova to return to romania about 70% said yes, why is this not happening? yes , this is lady sandu. she has a romanian passport. yes this is generally a unique president of an independent state with a passport of another, but the vast majority of the population does not want this under any circumstances, because after the romanians captured bessarai in this territory in the eighteenth year of 918. a most terrible terror was created, the people responded to this.

and as for romania, so you don’t forget the sandug, a citizen of romania, so for a minute being the presidentya, what you are talking about, you know it , but european a layman, maybe for the first time they will find out, yes, it happens that american european inhabitants did not know until the last days where electricity was taken. he believed that in russia you plug in electricity, there are more european beaters, they don’t know anything big skin now, yes. he thought that the gas in his kitchen burned just like a lamp. uh, magic you know, it's like a flower blue flower. you see, it blooms there by itself and does not boil at all, the water thought so. european inhabitants european inhabitants know nothing about transnistria semyon started talking about. uh, or not semyon but today we talked about this about a conversation with guterish, when putin consistently tells from scratch, but the whole story, by the way, you understand, i would not say that for the layman, maybe for the gutysh, because you understand , because i have no confidence that in today's world the current acting general s

we've also had a foreign minister of romania bugged. an artist cool, talking about the crime is being committed. he said, i could, it is absolutely clear doubt. russia is responsible for those crimes. and he also said that all perpetrators must be brought to it just just is there must for faith and international court. and as finally, we had very strong words for a, from a, for in the so german foreign minister are not in our bare book. and she said that this was a criminal war of aggression in our immediate neighborhood. she talked about a horrible reality in human images. and she also said that this, oh to never be normalized, ever. there was a very clear message from all for saying that no country should be subjected to the arbitrary will of others. you mentioned earlier, babel who opened that press conference and she ended her statement on a very strong note. she said, we are at the beginning of this crisis our so she's are clearly oh, seeing this as a longer period of instability, at least exactly germany and it's western allies ar

- this, of course, is neither moldova nor romania this is, of course, nato because romania is a natofirst place and how it can make such decisions on its own is even more frostbitten, and then it did not dare to ask for permission the americans did not succeed. that's why it's not right here. just. uh, i still believe that i have already told konstantin that perhaps transnistria's main interest is rocking this situation. uh, these are the warehouses themselves, which are enough for 10 years of war. after we uh practically destroyed the uh stockpile of uh bc in the ukraine including a gigantic buckle warehouse. uh, they need those soviet calibers. i mean not caliber missiles, but projectile calibers, of course, and a. he these warehouses from the territory of ukraine are at a distance there through 10 km. that is, this is the entry of a serious grouping, blocking. plodov and that's all and yes, there may be a war, or maybe not, as far as russian peacekeepers are concerned. let's not, uh, go down in history, 2008 and 2022. these are completely different eras. if then blow on our worldl

does romania annex only that part of moldova that chisinau controls then automatically, romania recognizes that transnistria is some other state, but this is not romania, it means not buchares, not chisinau i’ll go, so here you get it, you either don’t have anything, or there is a piece of moldova, right, transnistria then. you just don’t take it if they are . you are only on the territory, because then it turns out, transnistria, which is such a strip of categories of some kind of plebiscites, is still private , compared to when the troops move like that, victorious and sang passed, romania it may well, i i spoke about this yesterday on previous broadcasts. it may well introduce their volunteers, which they are already doing. the second year, but they can lead at some stage, if the troops, but officially annex moldova to romania, they are without a referendum and plebiscite throughout the territory, which, uh, moldova is officially in all borders, which are recognized by the international community. they cannot think that romania was not a member of the european union, which also was not

romania romania i think so, not being a member, being a member of nato will not help the military images of moldova because the decision will be made in a collective way within the framework of the alliance . defends his country moldova defends the whole civilized world yes there were statements that one of the goals of the second phase of the war as the russians say of the second phase of special operations is donbas and the southern corridor to transnistria but as they say eh, many have ambitions, but there is no ammunition, that is, they have the desire, but it means a breakthrough and the achievement of the transnistrian region seems very unlikely to us, so i agree with you about the current situation, it is not very likely. but maybe now moldova could use this moment historical moment in order to restore our own constitutional power over the territories that are under temporary occupation, we understand that now is the moment that chisinau could start actively talking with the temporarily occupied transnistria so or in the case of something, for example, to introduce a corresponding

romania what a great romania, why is it acting so extremely passive now if in the 90s ukraine reallyvely feared the possibility of the unification of romania and moldova and the expansion of the romanian world to of the territory of ukraine with territorial claims, now ukraine has turned the page on our common history with romania and we have a partner and not a competitor on the danube. which is the general position of the european union and nato, no invasion from romania in the event of a threat to moldova, the european commission, the sanctions of the nato leadership, the political leadership will not be involved in the humanitarian police units with these e.e. by taking care of weapons, ammunition, ammunition, romania will help. but even there will be volunteers, but there will be no entry of romanian troops into the territory of moldova , because moldova is not a member of the european union and there are no judicial relations with romania, this is what we should understand, a joint operation is possible romania, moldova, ukraine, but this in the presence of the political will o

that if they support ukraine, they will have trouble with moldova in their territory, and romania, int, is close to its borders. exactly the signal, as it coincided with the visit of the prime minister of romania, mykola chuk, speaker of the lower house of the parliament, marchenko, and the minister of foreign affairs, bohdan leverescu, to ukraine. in other words, they were shown that you will go to ukraine, you will have a button machine, it looks like a hostage that the russians are trying to use in the dialogue with the romanians, this is definitely a tension for moldova itself, first of all, there are security risks. a very short distance plus a large social burden because if refugees from transnistria have already appeared, we will now move to moldova, and some of them will even move to romania, so this will place an additional burden on ukrainian refugees who have already moved to moldova to romania after russia launched attacks on the entire territory of ukraine in february. the second scenario is now rejected out of hand, but i reject it as a possibility of using these provoca

i'm travelling to northern romania, to the small border town of siret, where relief and heartbreak comeves... hey! ..to meet the ukrainian families separated by this war... itjust dawned on me that the possibility of me losing her, it's not zero, it's possible. ..and to find out how they're coming to terms with their new lives as refugees. they're here, they're waiting. kettle whistles this l is the video of the street parallel to my parents'. just a few weeks ago, galya was an estate agent, but she's just escaped ukraine with her daughters. lesia, hersister, came from london to meet them, and they're all staying in the small flat that they're renting, close to the border in romania. but their mum and dad stayed behind in their hometown, bucha. what was it like, looking at all this news coming in of your hometown? it's horrible. like, my school is gone. like, if, like, most of the places that i've known, they've bombed. my side of where i grew up, it's mostly gone. wow. yeah. it's early—march, and bucha has been under siege for days. this quiet, leafy suburb is one of the last lines of

coming close to the dangerous line, again in romania.actical group of the american striker's brigade approached the border with moldova. that is, it really came up precisely in connection with the aggravation; it came in connection with the aggravation and shows that, as it were, the guys. well, if you think, what are we going to be very scared of shooting russian paratroopers in vain thought, this is and now all this is being drawn into the regions today. it's very clear. it can be seen that the shadow of the war has already fallen on moldova, on moldova, in belarus. it has been lying for a long time, and most importantly, here i will repeat the movement of this american brigade to the borders. moldova showed me that you don’t want to be afraid of a direct clash with ground troops, that is, it’s just the americans who are sitting not the romanians, but the americans. arestovich, in fact, scares us by the americans, and the americans are monitoring the situation and inciting it to the fullest. that's what the us secretary of state said,

and actually, with regard to romania, we now already see that it all began, because where, romania isiguous interest in moldova and where is moldova there is mathematics, where is transnistria, in fact, the interests of the russian federation are present and this is an obvious attempt to somehow lure the russian federation to open a second front - this is now. well, that's the thing. in general, the fund. against which, even therefore, pridnestrovie from possible aggression from ukraine and even the prospects from romania, without any, maybe we can go far, just need to understand that now we will be trying to distract about and by it is clear that our task is to concentrate on what the president declared back in february, but we need to understand that these are attempts, not to defocus. attention, they will definitely be moreover, do not forget that both romania and poland are in nato and to me in general now the united states it seems like you know such a father, to whom children come running and screaming. i want candy. and i want a bear. and i want toys there, of course, and now y

romania is one and the same.a translation of the transmission of russia, this is a translation of the word. listen, stop interrupting. i perfectly. i know what transnistria is a transmist, when they talk about transmission, they say, about odessa, don’t beat yourself in the head. finally. i entered transnistria again. you will interrupt again. let 's first anatolyevich, yes, there is always e present. here he has such a passage now he repeated it about the population. what does it mean for the poles, this is not interesting, because there are no poles yes on territory, but not what would be the desire. yes, and then there are other territories where there is just that. eh, like the population even with other people. may i suggest stopping here, because lately, we have been highlighting the plot in this. we will look at the topic of the western part of ukraine , they really tell us that there are westerners there, in fact, the flowering of ukrainianism. yes, that's all. so, well, there is enough. pushes and moods,

but for now, he's stuck here in romania, waiting for a piece of paperwork, so that the van can cross difficult. i'm reading the news and, from this, ifeel worse and worse. but anyway, we cannot give up. it must be terrifying, though, for you. i cannot... i cannot even explain what i feel now. putin's war has created an exodus from ukraine. since the beginning of the invasion, more than four million people have left. and by mid—march, thousands are crossing into romania every day, at this border, in the tiny town of siret. they're met with a wall of kindness from the romanian emergency services. . . ..and from hundreds of volunteers, like katya. katya is from dnipro, in south—east ukraine. her mum still lives there. they're from kyiv. yeah, it's all the stuff they brought with them. katya lives in the uk, but the day the war broke out, she came here, with her partner, petro. hands on deck now. i'm looking forward to some physical work! yeah. to warm up, yeah. they're organising the shipment of aid, especially medicine, into dnipro. on the other side, katya's mum is also helping out. l

morgue, that means romania, so romania is actually part of the strategy, the united states.stabilization phase, the americans will destabilize the situation in all possible directions, we will talk about this after the advertisement. now a dangerous city tension, as if hanging in the air, that i want to leave here as soon as possible. the war is already over. your last name, how exactly next to you, but i suppose majorilla. she will ask you both to get out of the car. this is serious. we got it back for this, firstly, i really missed it. standing is a very serious game. we have information that a german underground under the leadership of the allies is operating on the territory of east prussia. and this underground is preparing a large-scale action under the laws of war. history with continuation from 30 april on the first, i’m already running after you, and i ’ll shoot my nerves to hell. pentalgin is the number one remedy for pain, spasm and inflammation with recurrent female headaches and other types of pain pentalgin will do without pain vtb team look for advertising tha

well, put together with romania and nato ukraine in its place.therwise , a situation may simply arise that will turn into what the president of russia said today if chisinau were from an earlier period. uh, i could pour blood there, uh, win transnistria. he would have done it, but he couldn't do it, the fact that he can't do it is the existence of these fucking times and a peaceful life. there and it has always been like that. 30 years have already been a truly peaceful life, and i want to say that yes, it's strange, but i have never always believed in this sense that all peoples are equal. well, well, the tiraspol army is fighting better, what about in chisinau? well, what can i do? sorry, but this is a fact, because this is the russian army. well, yes. well, yes. well, the fact, then, is the first, and the second about all kinds brotherly help. but tell me, if fraternal help in poland, for example, provides a fantastic dream there to ukraine in lvov, will it be happy somewhere else? ukraine yes? or it will be said that it fell from near, then i

territory, romania, it is not nato member romania the fifth article begins, which is in my understandingpol to me, give me the map already. well, how would ukraine e, where is the special military operation a question that for me and very many ask, which lies at the junction of military issues and political issues it is called as follows. why are the railway bridges still not broken, along which it continues under the slaughter? ukrainian grouping, this is the question, of course, many he is asked to eat, supposedly. here is such a version that this is a civilian infrastructure facility, through which reproductions and food are transported, and so on, but i am oil refineries. these are oil refineries. all destroyed. yesterday there was information that the oil refinery could be destroyed. why can't we build road bridges? i agree with you that if we start an operation to clean up the donbass, this is a global operation without the fact that we have to cut off all communications, it cannot be started from your answer. i realized that you too an explanation of why mass railroads still exist

taken for reunification with romania, as they consider their historical homeland who is romania duringar ii, romania fought on the side of the fascist germany today, yes, today in romania concentrated numerous up to 100,000 people, the grouping of the american military they will be targeted. yes, there will be more. they are there for what they are aiming drag on the next canvas. yes, what is the baltics what is the baltics the baltics are countries. in general, i would not pay any attention to them. let them do whatever they want there, because it is only necessary to protect our population, which still has a million russians left there, yes, do not pay attention to them, on the other hand, do not pay attention to them here this is vicious. well, yapping, right? the dog barks, the caravan moves on because it is a flawed nation. they are there. uh, that means they were under the germans all the time and at the time also under the swedes, but this is also not a german group, which means, uh, during the war. they also supported the nazis in the same way. why they glorify there is nothing

there is a border with romania.e were right back in the region calmly, we are going and no problems. no. these are the stories that will be on the territory romania accidentally flown shell. will it be there or already? but now i do not agree with vitaly. this is that the goal is to somehow show the western voter that taxes are spent expediently or somehow efficiently. in fact western voters who turn on the tv every day and we are there 24 hours a day 7 days a week. for example, in a magazine, a newspaper writes that the ukrainian army is fighting very valiantly and effectively, and that's where russia already thinks, and therefore the voter, there, and so he thinks, in fact deed voter. you know usually the voter. he does not even know, to be honest, not in france or in spain or in america where exactly is the village in the belgorod region. it's too hard for the voter. here they are. they know that in general, what kind of picture is happening. why is this being done? this is done purposefully and yes, it is coordi

, by the way, maybe also romania, and romania.o, we see these columns that have already been sought out from transnistria to flee to moldova and partially even to ukraine, they don't want to fight, of course i agree. what is this also minyakaev from the central military district, the deputy commander, he voiced the real plans of russia in the second phase of the war, they were not. not even this mole, russia does not want to limit itself to any donbas , they want to advance further and break through the land corridor further, we will open further to transnistria, this was even known muzhenko also showed all these maps and these threats existed only in 14 of the 15th years, this is not a secret for anyone, but just in order for a real combat-capable russian group that can enter from crimea that can enter from the territory of op-2 through the kherson region to odesa , but in order to repulse it, we must not move into transnistria for the time being, because transnistria in itself does not constitute a military force, and if suddenl

to start after the donor conference for moldova, by the foreign ministers of germany, france and romania and the prime minister of mold dover. and we go to that as soon as it starts. ah, me, while he has a quick look at some of the other news making headlines today, joan is formulas. the analytic burbock says belin is expelling 40 russian diplomats after civilians were discovered dead in the ukrainian town of boot shop, france. and with when you have announced similar moves, germany will also boost support for ukraine's armed forces and token economic sanctions against moscow. one authorities in hungary, i say 5 people have died after passenger train collided with a pickup truck and derailed transport authority say the driver of the vehicle ran a red light more than 10 people were also injured in the craft, which happens. se on capitol hill. the past and we go to france now eh, polls are pointing to a likely winful present immanuel mccall and the presidential elections that begin on sunday. mac also boosters ratings at the start of the russian invasion of ukraine. he positioned himself a

and by mid—march thousands are crossing into romania every day.is border in the tiny town of suret. they are met with a wall of kindness from the romanian emergency services. and from hundreds of volunteers like katya. she is from southeast ukraine. her mum still lives there. it's all that they brought with them. she lives in the uk but the day the war broke out she came here with her partner. we are looking for physical work. they are organising the shipment of aid especially medicine into the town. on the other side her mum is also helping out. there is the sign, welcome to ukraine. hey. my mum. this morning has been especially difficult. she woke up to hear that her town was attacked for the first time. she said she has no time to hide. she is afraid she would lose contact with her mum. she has been trying to convince her to leave. when do you think you'll be ready to leave? she doesn't want to. she loves her city. nice to meet you. stay safe. have you accepted the fact your mother is not going to leave or are you going to keep trying? it's dow

because mother of also she is a border with romania, romania being an e. u. member states. and in many others launch off. it's either different directions from there. so this is predominantly a trans, a country, but will a country of $2600000.00 people to have an additional 1. 100000 people is of course as a significant bird. and so for the most part, at the patterns have shown that they're not looking to stay here. they're passing through, but they do stay a week a few days at most and, and it's the mold oven authorities. we've also been sustained with, with the transportation addresses. those refugees who want to get into the opinion of i, romania and other avenues across in berlin today is hosting an international aide conference for moldova. we're just minutes away from a joint, a press conference or fi, or german, romanian french or foreign ministers on the mold oven. president of what is moldova hoping will come out of that. the realization here is that ukraine isn't going to be a place many people can go back to for a long time. so the people that o

with the conflict in transnistria, they will try to drag romania into the war, because romania sleepsh, the territory of moldova together with transnistria. they do not even refuse transnistria, i mean odessa is possible and so on. now we will pause, because we will continue to talk about different territorial ones there. e desires, unwillingnesses, then we will continue the record, let me remind you that in this case it is necessary not to enter into a conflict, this will be a personal war for romania . that's what the pants are trying to achieve here in the afternoon. let's get back. let's talk tuesday ions came. uh, secretary general of the exchange nations antonio gudevich received him vladimir putin hosted in the kremlin well, if you listen there, they let you listen to the first introductory words for a few minutes to listen to the gentleman, there is still a feeling that he still finds news about what is happening in ukraine regarding what is happening in mariupol in some well. not ukrainian telegram channels, but some ukrainian media, and from this somehow builds its own pictu

equally with romania of european unity, in particular in the black sea region, agreed to work together even more persistently to guarantee safety in our region, the radiation level for the redwood forest exceeded the norm by 50 times in the first days after the de-occupation of the exclusion zone, minister of internal affairs denys monastyrskyi announced this on the 36th anniversary of the accident on the chernobyl nuclear power plant honored the memory of the liquidators who valued their own lives, saved thousands of people, and also awarded the rescuers who performed their usual work properly during almost 40 days of occupation and chernobyl tetiana nakonechna npp every year on april 26, journalists go to the chernobyl nuclear power plant, but on this road for the first time across the river , you have to cross several pontoon crossings laid near blown-up bridges. there was a russian peace here, well, mr. valery looks at the guests without unnecessary emotions. for 36 years, he has become accustomed to official events, he is a native resident, well, this is my little motherland , you

what are you doing in romania to help? >> we noticed that a lot of refugees were fleeing to poland. that resources were going to be stretched then and so when we found that we could be receiving refugees in romania, we were thrilled because we understood that the romanian people were eager to help and it presented a great opportunity to help people that i served within ukraine with contact missions. >> shannon: john, it seems like you have deep roots there, it sounds like. >> i was a missionary with contact mission in ukraine for 11 years. has been largely ineffective. 100,000 people. it's in the center of the country so it has not been a huge target. although they have had rockets going overhead constantly and they never will know when run the rockets has their name on it. >> shannon: what are you seeing in what is the experience of folks in that region? >> romania has been a huge help and people have embraced their neighbors which is been quite amazing and they've been able to house them in their homes, given transport. we've done a little bit of that. we had a 5-acre campground g

uh, between moldova and romania and everything, stalled. there are these deliveries that the americans wanted to pump ukrainian america, moldova , romania, the bridge between the bridge between belgorod-dniester. and yet, for now, between e and the inflow, and between bulgaria and romania. i do n’t touch the bridges yet and i hope not, i mixed it up, but i dream of not working there, well, finally, the last one. let me say a few words, of course, it all looks sly and hypocritical in that zelensky is calling on the world community under the flag of the red cross, under the flag he will pull out from there. eazov inmates. i understand the children of old women, but there are also a huge number of natsiks whose hands are covered in blood not only to the elbow, but to the very throat. and then what comes out? a fighter whose index finger is already there with corns. he stole sweatshirts from some grandfather from his grandmother ; it’s not my fault, of course, in no case should one agree to that idiotic formula, a crafty form, even obscene, tha

, well, we know that romania is a nato member country and i think it is unlikely that it will let russian planes through. thank you oleg zhdanov , a reserve colonel, a military expert, was our guest. more news. angelika sezonenko is ready to tell us everything. odesa is also very hot in kharkiv oblast and in kharkiv directly and in donbas, in particular in luhansk oblast details in a moment 62 days of our confrontation with the russian occupiers on the air espresso news anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio rassheta launched a missile attack on odesa region, this was reported to the public in the operational command of the south, the bridge over the dniester liman was damaged for security reasons, traffic on the bridge was blocked, the circumstances and information about the victims are currently being clarified, kharkiv is again covered by enemy shelling, the enemy is targeting the civilian population. this is reported by the head of the kharkiv oda, oleg synogubov, as a result of the latest shelling, three people died and seven were injured, two people are in an extremely serious cond

in ukrzaliznytsia warns that the departure time of trains may change ukrainians help refugees in romania olena from odesa has been in the country for more than a month as a consultant at the station vitaliy came volunteer from sri lanka anastasia sinyahorska continue living in bucharest for more than a month came from odesa at first she didn't know what will she do in a foreign place met the volunteers decided to help take care of visitors at the central station uh come to us if you sit and do nothing you can just get off of mind, and here i can help people, let's say, buy tickets for the right flight, find accommodation. i also help the locals in the station kitchen. olena , a volunteer at the arrivals, suggests a special vest with a blue-yellow emblem on it and a dove with a sprig of peace, a symbol of peace, among the most popular questions asked to the volunteer, how to transfer, where to spend the night, how to get to the social center, the volunteer's orange vest is also worn by vitaliy ivanchuk, to help ukrainians, the man and his girlfriend flew there from sri lanka he worked as

from the minister on the nato group in romania. i think we issued a redact of that call. the secretary also commended romania for welcoming hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees and was able to get an update from the minister on the nato group in romania. the secretaries meeting with the secretary of defense to discuss ways to deepen our cooperation under the u.s.-philippine alliance. both ministers will reiterate their commitment to supporting the security stability and prosperity of the indo pacific and ensuring the alliance remains capable and based on shared values and interests. they are also scheduled to discuss the importance of acting in unison to condemn russian aggression and acting in solidarity with ukraine. the secretary will express his deepest condolences for the tragic loss of life in the philippines in the wake of the tropical storm. i think it is more than 100 filipinos now have lost their lives as a result of that tropical storm. with that, we will take your bob, i think you are on the phone. reporter: on u

i mentioned romania today.i remembered the episode from which the unrest actually began in romania in 1989. declared victims of local state security. it was called a secretary. and this actually became a reason for unrest. in bucharest, this was bypassed as well as in the story with e, the camp trendfield as well as today's story is larger than all the pages of the world's central newspapers. all tv channels, all inform agencies. this became a clear illustration of the bloody skal regime of the cheushists, who, to be honest , were, of course, far away. the image of the angel of god but it was an absolute lie, and what still touches me in the west in the americans is that after a while they frankly tell the truth. you know how about. uh, here's a thimbleman, who then begins to explain the victim with a popular crap, it's like me i hid this ball, i took it out of my sleeve , time passed, about 15 years. after these events, west german journalists made a big film about the events in romania, in which whole differe

john, tell me about the romania connection. what's happening there to help these folks as they flee. and we've got i want to put this up. the ukrainian refugee crisis. we know that more than 10 million people are displaced. more than four million of them, i believe outside the country. what are you guys doing in romania to help? well, we noticed that a lot of refugees are fleeing to poland. we knew that poland was going to be filling up fairly quickly ,that resources were going to be stretched thin. and so when we found that we could be receiving refugees in romania, we are thrilled because we understood that the romanian people are eager to help. and so they presented a great opportunity to be able to help people that i served with in ukraine with contact mission. yeah. and john, you have some deep roots there. it sounds like. that's right. i was a missionary with contact mission in ukraine for eleven years in a town called cremin cheuk cremin shuk has been largely ineffective in the town of one hundred thousand people the mos

now, safely romania. but part of what you're doing while there is trying to help other ukrainians, other refugees. how are you doing that? what are some of the things you're doing to help some of your fellow ukrainians? >> so basically every day on the border in -- the border with moldova. the main responsibility for me is help with translation. because a lot of ukrainians don't speak english. when they come not all of them understand what's going on. they just stressed running away from war. and they don't think about specific plan, where they are going to live, where they are going to stay or in which country -- job to talk with them and understand their needs. and to tell them good information, safe information, where they can go, either find for them accommodation, romania, if they plan to stay romania, if they go in another country to try to connect them with volunteers in other countries. during these three weeks on the border i already have a lot of contact around the world. so if i have people, fo

here, too, there is no alternative, because in practice we are not connected to romania. we can't.e can't do it. but at the same time we behave strangely, but i wonder if bulgaria excelled. yes, today i read bulgaria already means, well, the union of industrialists and entrepreneurs of bulgaria has refused gas , he said, but we are starting to stop, the stop of enterprises is starting, because we need to take it. no. where is this gas? here in poland it is interesting happened, they imposed sanctions against our novatek and closed these enterprises themselves. then it suddenly became clear that this enterprise supplied dozens of more districts together with this enterprise. they turned off dozens of their own districts. you people are sitting there now in poland without gas without heat. but on the fuel and energy complex well, its subsidiary got more sanctions. i liked finland , here in all this she is 100%, uh, dependent on our gas. she said that the pipeline alone from the territory of the russian federation would not pay for driving either. on the territory of finland, let's se

let'sjust go to romania and hear what he is saying. go to romania and hear what he is sa inc. ., , ,nly they are on the front line. they are one - saying. certainly they are on the front line. they are one of i saying. certainly they are on the front line. they are one of the l front line. they are one of the country — front line. they are one of the country such as poland and romania who are _ country such as poland and romania who are on — country such as poland and romania who are on the front line from the potential— who are on the front line from the potential overspill or indeed more aggressive russia. rumania has sent troops _ aggressive russia. rumania has sent troops to— aggressive russia. rumania has sent troops to poland to help in poland, a tremendous sign of partnership and teamwork _ a tremendous sign of partnership and teamwork. it is that partnership and teamwork— teamwork. it is that partnership and teamwork that sets us apart from russia _ teamwork that sets us apart from russia because we ultimately share the same _ russia because we ultimately share the same value

under the age of 40 will be given iodine pills in romania, nation under the eu.now putin is capable of, and so that's why we have to stay unified in our efforts to stop him from going any further. >> jim, just moment after that interview, i met a romanian woman who opened her purse and showed me her iodine pills. this is the life they're living right now, not knowing what will come next and what aggression putin will do, and what actions he will take, not only obviously on ukraine, but on neighboring countries. but i just have to say as somebody born in russia, i un moldova, i used to say russia because people didn't know, but now welcoming these immigrants and putting the name on the map here for all the right reasons. >> that's a good side, a silver lining, if you want to call it to the horrible story, the hospitality of the neighboring nations, moldova, far outpacing for instance the most recent exodus of migrants we saw from the syrian war by multiples, right, so that's good to see. trouble is, of course, the people are fleeing for their lives but it was grea

we visited moldova and neighboring romania, obviously a member of nato still concerned about russia'snes out of bucha. >> we're going to seek russia's suspension from the u.n. human rights council. >> linda thomas greenfield, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. addressing the horrifying images out of bucha. you think you're going to get the two thirds needed? >> i know we're going to get it. >> sergey lavrov, foreign secretary of russia, dmitry peskov have both call what had the u.s. and what the world has seen as lies. how do you expect to respond to your counterpart at the u.n. who will likely say the same? >> well, he's said that time and time again when we have exposed their actions. we will continue to expose them for the liars that they are. they told us that we were seeing actors, dead bodies acting. so, i expect that i will hear that in the security council. no one will believe them. and we will continue to isolate and expose them in the security council and around the world. >> reporter: do you expect that china will believe them? >> i can't speak for the chinese. i would hope th

a column of heavy equipment is now moving towards ukraine from romania on the eve of minister of defenseymku said that bucharest was not considering supplying weapons to kiev, but apparently nato decided otherwise germany also overdid it minister lambricht announced in parliament that ukraine had nothing to transfer to example on paper. we have 350 puma infantry fighting vehicles, but in fact only 150 of them are combat-ready, only 150, we can safely say that our capabilities are severely limited by the situation with combat helicopters. nothing different. only nine out of five of one machine can, in principle, take off. this is rikka. i would love to see more cars take off. i won’t be surprised if at least one german tank appears, and in the donbass, the ukrainian natsuki will immediately put a swastika on it. right there. well, there are such suspicions that the swastika will also be applied to the eastern european tanks, therefore, the problem is not how which tank will arrive, but correctly lies in the fact that no matter how they should be inserted. well, the next problem is that no

i will say this is either romania or moldova probably romania after all, well, my opinion, because romania same thing for a long time, it's enough to look. just on the passports of the current leaders of moldova, why do i say this? and, well, firstly, because the romanians take a very active position in supplying the ukrainian regime with weapons. secondly, with regard to some political decisions, chisinau, without looking back at the bukharan, is not enough on its own, which many experts decide one way or another. now they say that transnistria can be opened in this way the transnistrian republic, called the second front, is mainly populated, and moreover, russian-speaking citizens, many have russian passports there, and since these are the last few hours. well, a day, but they were marked by a number of provocations. and we can say that, probably, something really begins there, you know, we'll watch a short story and then right away.

and actually, with regard to romania, we now already see that it all started, because where, romania, there is such a completely unambiguous interest in moldova ; then in a way to lure the russian federation into opening a second front - this is now. well, that's the thing. generally. vs which even therefore transnistria from possible aggression on the part of ukraine and even in the prospects from romania, there can be all sorts of yes, we can find it far. you just need to understand that now they will try to distract us from and to. it is clear that our task is to concentrate on what the president declared back in february, but you need to understand that these are attempts, but to defocus attention. they will definitely be more than that. let's not forget that both romania and poland are in nato and to me in general now the united states is represented in as you know such a father, to whom the children come running and screaming. i want candy. and i want a bear. and i want a toy there, of course, and now i need to calm everyone down and give everyone, on the one hand, a spoon on th

i am interested, for example, and our relationship to romania what is the role of a specific romaniauiser? uh, moscow is that romania was not purely in the third reich? until they were given, until stalin said a few words, but already the end, and all the flourishing information. well, who proves that the ukrainian military has all the information that allows them to in one area or another. uh, the contact of the military is successfully defended. delivery of dawn information, without which it is impossible not to target missiles to anything else in modern warfare. this is also not participation. i understand that this is all a nato country, unlike our dkb. where it is not known who is on whom? when he attacks, you step in for him, you don’t step in. we have such and such voluntarism free will, whatever they want they do, everything is tough there. i understand everything, but still we seem to have broken off relations with nato. and here, damn it, we quote all these were sick. e these. eh, that's who you have there michel eh, and other things from the sula. this is the european unio

madam president, last night i returned from a trip to moldova and romania. i saw with my own eyes the refugee crisis caused by russia's unconscionable war. i spoke to refugees who indicated to me their desires to return to their home. we have all seen the images on tv of the bombed-out buildings. but what we have not seen is that behind those destroyed buildings are destroyed lives and destroyed families. i met with women and children who have fled ukraine who stuffed their lives into backpacks and left the only home they have ever known. these were sobering conversations. one young woman i spoke to came with her 6-year-old brother who had autism and is struggling with cancer. their single mother helped them escape to save their lives. but russia's war has interrupted the care her brother desperately needs. another woman i spoke to fled with her 8-year-old from odessa. the father, who they left behind, told them there was shelling right next to their apartment that very night. and they very well could have died had they not left. a third woman i met told me

from romania, again, all airports are here. namely, people go to...nitiation with uk and sweden. for skyup, do you know how much infrastructure has been damaged in these russian attacks? whether it is aircraft themselves or airports. for sure, we know, but for confidential reasons we don't want to provide any details. we canjust underline the airports are almost destroyed or significantly damaged. immediately after the war, it would be finished, it will be done a special audit for our airfields, for our equipment, for airport infrastructure. honestly speaking, one of the main issues for us now is who will pay for repairing? aviation and everything costs a fortune. really, we need a plan for aviation in ukraine in order to start operations at the day after the war. skyup is relatively new to providing a cargo service. i believe you only started operating at this time last year. when at the war is over, do you expect the cargo side of your business to increase significantly given the restocking and rebuilding efforts that are going to be needed in your

if mr. brewton decides to take a strike against arms convoys in, but say, poland or romania, he may make a deliberate decision to enlarge this war. i'm not expecting that, but nato, i think, is observing it's red lines to avoid escalation. it doesn't necessarily mean that putin will reciprocate in kind. now, another line is the fact that we will be seeing 7 planes carrying us weapons for ukraine, heading towards europe in the next 24 hours. is it a little too late to be making a difference when it comes to the battle for don bass? no, i don't think it is. it is too late. in the sense that there were the remarkable strength of the ukrainian military has surprised everybody. and the supply of weapons to the military has played a role, no question that the javelins, the anti tank, the anti missile systems, the anti aircraft systems. these are making a big difference. will the ukrainian military be able to stop the russian military and from toppling mary a poll and perhaps building a land corridor that stretches from don boss to crimea? i think probably not. but we don't know whether putting

today, calling for more international support to help with the new arrivals. germany, france, and romania, along with other countries, agree to almost 660000000 euros in aid for the country. the conference is to be the beginning of long term support for moldova, with 40 nations taking part. germany has pledged an immediate loan of 50000000 euros and says more than 659000000 euros have been promised in launched budget support and other financial assistance. if i'll finish no, i like we don't need to just take a deep breath. we need a long collective breath. that's because we know that in the end it's not just about moldova, it's not just about ukraine. it's about europe and about our collective freedom, summer, high height. it's also not just about money. moldova is supposed to get help managing its borders, and more flights or plan to fly out 12000 ukrainian refugees from moldova to other countries. and there's another big challenge: securing alternative energy sources. we are the only country in europe, the gas imports of which are a 100 percent dependent on one source. and that is gastr