russia's future is for russia to decide. we have no quarrel with the russian people who had no say in starting this tragic war. we lament that putin is sending tens of thousands of russians to their death in a war he could and now if you chose. he hasn't ruined the impact on russia's economy and its prospects. it must be asked, how has president clinton's war improve the lives, livelihoods, or prospects -- president putin's war improved the lives, livelihoods, or prospects of russians citizens -- russia's citizens. we stand for the international rules and principles threatened by president putin's ongoing war . let me say directly to the russian people, united states is not your enemy. the peaceful end of the cold war , we shared the hope that russia would emerge to a brighter future, free and open, fully integrated with the world. for more than 30 years, we have worked to pursue stable cooperations with moscow because we believe a peaceful, secure, and prosperous russia is in america's interest and the interest of the world

what are the chances that he will take power in russia? that - will take power in russia?e power in russia? that prigozhin will _ will take power in russia? that prigozhin will take _ will take power in russia? twat prigozhin will take power? will take power in russia? that| prigozhin will take power? yes. will take power in russia? that i prigozhin will take power? yes. i think very low. _ prigozhin will take power? yes. i think very low. a _ prigozhin will take power? yes. i think very low. a lot _ prigozhin will take power? yes. i think very low. a lot of people have been saying this is doing for putin and people have been predicting this doom for the last ten years. prigozhin has perhaps 10,000 troops, the troops are battle hardened and all of that but he is not a competitor against the russian armed forces if they attend a full mass of their force on forces if they attend a full mass of theirforce on him. putin has described prigozhin as a traitor and a mutiny. he chose a very strong language in russia which is very conscious of how to hang together when it is externa

a clear signal to russia will putin take note. air defender 23 is the largest deployment exercise of its history. a clear signal to russia will putin take air forces in nato's history. almost all member nations are taking part in the maneuver under german leadership. according to the bund, around 10,000 soldiers and 250 aircraft are taking part. the usa is participating with 100 aircraft. the participants want to show t that they can defend europe against air attacks. the allies are primarily concerned with the question of whether the us can deploy forces to europe quickly enough in an emergency. during the exercises, the russian enclave of kale and brad will be carefully flown around to avoid any provocation as the russian side is also practicing for the event of war in the baltic sea exercises of the russian fleet began in early june up to 40 ships and boats, 25 aircraft and about 3500 soldiers are to be involved in the russian military said, what signals do these exercises send out? and i'll pass that question straight to you v

and this struck russia in 1917 when russia was waging the first world war.from it. politicking behind the back of the army and the people turned into a huge upheaval. the destruction of the army and the state, the loss of huge territories. as a result was tragedy. russians killing russians. civil war, and benefit was derived by various political adventurers, foreign powers that are tearing the country apart. we shall not let this happen again. we will defend our people, and our state, including against internal strife and betrayal. and that's what we're facing. betrayal. and when personal ambitions take over the country, over faith in your own people and the cause for which the soldiers of the wagner group are fighting shoulder to shoulder, those who liberated, the villages and towns of donbas, they fought and gave their lives for the new novorossiya and new russia, giving their lives. and this is the bitter betrayal by those who are pushing the country to anarchy and fratricide. defeat, ultimately. and capitulation. i shall repeat. any internal mutiny is a

e russia, that's all.s is, uh, the real act of the current moldovan leadership, running counter to its own promises given to the moldovan voters, and we all see that, uh, the public of moldova, the population of moldova, reacts negatively to this. e evidence. what were, for example, the results of the elections. e, in gagauzia e. held recently, we see this and on issues. that is, according to the result of public opinion questions in moldova, we see that the vast majority the citizens of moldova say resolutely no, e such a short-sighted and hostile policy to russia. e their authorities. e, it only remains, e, to count on the fact that e is still sober in the official silence, but they will look at reality and follow the path of not worsening e relations with russia for anyone by a western state, but pursuing an anti-russian policy, and ways of healthy pragmatic cooperation of our country with our country, uh, with which moldova is connected, uh, with centuries-old historical ties, uh, strong economic ties,

and this is how they already had time for nato's war with russia.hat no one will do because the war of the alliance with russia will last approximately 15 minutes. after that , the dinosaurs will be fighting after millions of years, when the shrew i understand that the logic of both semenyan and official russian propaganda is that in order not to fire on the belgorod region, it is necessary to reach the borders of poland, then there will be no conflict and there will be no third world war, because it is absolutely impossible, that is russia on the example of mr. roman's belgorod region, or where does it demonstrate that they are not in a position to administer even their regions closest to ukrainian territory, not to mention the distant ones, that the weakness of russia's regions will actually lead to the collapse of the russian federation, this weakness demonstrated in the belgorod region, because they, as i said at the beginning they always prepared to attack, always attacked and never thought that they would have to defend themselves, a situation

so russia is important. such a way that no dialogue will be restored. the dialogue is being restored and established and a meeting at the highest level will be possible . i would say that this is probably the biggest result of this meeting, one of the biggest results of the meeting that will continue to brew because let's say it is so obvious that some controversial points are on today they remain in the economic and political security plane, but please note that another interesting visit is taking place in the near future, this is the visit of the prime minister of india modi to the united states, and this is a very interesting thing, because one of the goals of this visit is the conclusion of contracts for tens of billions of dollars in the defense sector between india and the united states, the purpose of which, after all, the us position is clear here is actually to pull india away from this , depending on russia, because india still actually purchases 50-60 percent weapons from russia for its needs, and

i now serve in the legion of freedom of russia guys from russia if you hate putin's regimes, you wantussia to become a free democratic country. join and how he recruits into this army, look at the russian prisoners of war, they decided to give a gun with blood. i understand. why did certain people in our society justify step by step both vlasov and his movement? we were talking about it. here are the words of a historian from the yeltsin center we mentioned many times, nikita sokolov rehabilitated. and for the most part, almost never those people who really fought against the soviet power of the forties, who were really real groups, although they did nothing, and this is a big public problem, why do schoolchildren and students know nothing? this is vitaly tretyakov, he is a journalist, he is the dean of the higher school of television, moscow state university, i am lomonosov . that's what he writes. i gave the most recent example of such mockery, which survived in great public outcry, namely a vile joke by an actress, as she is called from comedy woman natalya medvedeva and generale k

since publicity in russia is gaining momentum very soon people will learn how vulnerable russia is, at the same time it was restless and in moscow this happened several arrivals of strange drones no one took responsibility it is meant to be about the origin of those drones but in any case moscow began to feel what they feel in kyiv although, of course, we are talking about a fundamentally lower level, but still, this magic of imperial security is beginning to crumble before our eyes, on the other hand, we understand in what way putin and the kremlin can try to use it, it is important to understand that no one took i am responsible, too. and this was not as serious as could be expected from the side of ukraine. i believe that if the ukrainian army had been involved, the consequences would have been much worse. obviously, the task was to create an effect similar to the effect of downed drones over the kremlin and the whole it is possible that this is an attack organized by russia , an attempt to gain political power for putin for the offensive measures he needs, more soldiers and more mo

it was russia that destroyed, well, in the form of the soviet union, russia defeated nazism.oday russia 5 is changing the world. in my opinion. this is the final stage. this is the final stage, because it is obvious that this world is already ripe for completely different relationships, that is, hegemony. west, it is impossible 500 years of his rule. it's coming to an end. this process is not easy, not easy, not fast, but it's obvious. even based on what look at this fight. west with us. it is losing its middle east all the time, to a certain extent it is moving away from the west . latin america is leaving. uh, africa is leaving. southeast, china is rising more and more this change they are taking place. uh, just before our eyes. this, of course, does not repeat the process, painful, not as they say, not fast. although it may be that it will develop quite quickly, but in my opinion the latter. what i want to say, i would like one more moment like this. i have a feeling that in this fight to a certain extent. the west today is fighting not for ukraine, but for russia how is t

russia, parts of russia, much quicker than it even took forces in ukraine. domestic troops aren't as good as those that have been privately trained, you have a situation where he looks like a fool. he looks like a fool on a global level, but also the question becomes, who actually controls russia? because there is not a lot of faith in putin right now domestically, but also internationally. so, he's an incredibly difficult position. >> you tweeted, to that point, earlier, prigozhin has proven he's not trustworthy. his men are not loyal to vp and many russians see them as heroes. none of that bodes well for prigozhin or any other russian paramilitary forces and groups. what does this mean, do you think, for prigozhin, understanding that there are a lot of questions about this deal about the conditions of this deal, about whether or not the deal will hold. what does it mean for both him as an individual, what does it also mean, though, for his forces? >> if i were prigozhin, i would be very careful, whatever i drink. i wouldn't stand by any windows. his life i

, russia expected to trade with india and with their partners, now russia actually remains north koreapports putin in the fight against prigozhin and iran, which is now literally today i sent another batch of shaheeds by plane to russia e p mykhailo thank you very much for your experience and expertise and i will remind our viewers that on the air when we had the press mykhailo himself was the head of the ancient implementation of new-geopolitic sirisoch network this was the main emphasis in military results this day and more international and economic news later in our edition stay on the espresso channel thank you serhiy zgurtsov small theater continues now time for the most important events that happened as of this hour within the next 10 minutes of news in my presentation, the occupiers completed preparations for a terrorist attack on the zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, equipment filled with explosives was placed near four of the six power units of the plant, and the head of the main directorate of intelligence of the ministry of defense, kyrylo budanov, noted that, according t

ambassador of russia, michael mcfall says, now this is a civil war in russia, anita.e've heard that these mercenaries are moving unopposed to moscow. and they've taken rostov-on-don, 60 miles from the military district where the war has run. this is not a popular war in russia despite the kremlin's best efforts to spin it. let's look at the recent casual casualty figures told to fox, 50,000, over 180,000 wounded in action, russian husbands and boyfriend, now former defense secretary mark esper spoke earlier about the war with neil cavuto. >> it's a serious issue and ripples in multiple ways. it impacts the war in ukraine. if wagner leaves the battlefield you lose a tenacious and capable force. of course, there's this, what putin calls the armed rebellion against his rule. although it more about prigozhin versus the defense minister sergei shoigu. >> and vladimir putin 23 years of rule in russia, russia processes the largest stock pile of nuclear weapons and that's concerning here in langley and the pentagon. >> you mentioned so far 50,000 russians soldiers have been l

and put ihiail_ in russia of being sentenced and put ihiail for— in russia of being sentenced and putpreading fake news _ russian armed forces" or "spreading fake news about the russian army", which _ fake news about the russian army", which is _ fake news about the russian army", which is why — fake news about the russian army", which is why something of this kind of discussion is basically not happening in russia, because of the fear of— happening in russia, because of the fear of consequences it entails. james, _ fear of consequences it entails. james. if— fear of consequences it entails. james, if we can look at some of president putin's comments today at this economic forum he was at, he said that ukraine will soon run out of its own military equipment and be reliant on hardware from the west, he warned nato about continuing to arm ukraine, but also we got that line that the first batch of tactical nuclear weapons has been deployed to belarus — that's a warning, and some significant action coming in the same day? first warning, and some significant action coming in the same day?—

, will they come in as support for russia or what? no, in order to fix the order in these territories, which are common from his point of view between russia and ukraine, that is, not in order to play along, and in the fact that it conquered these territories, that is, temporarily occupied territories, on this situation from the russian point of view, so that we do not discuss the ukrainian that from the ukrainian point of view, all this is clear. and we talked about it. the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine answered this question quite clearly that there are no common territories between russia and ukraine, that this is an invention of indonesia, that this is our territory , they are occupied by russia in order to peace negotiations, russia must recognize the fact that it must withdraw from these territories, well, that's all. it is logical that if you leave russia in these territories, it will allow them to strengthen, it will allow them to prepare for a new war and for the defense of these territories in the event of an attack

you must support russia. you must actively support russia, and you should defend russia.led groups of australian cossacks to russia where they fired guns and visited a military training facility. [gunshots] sean: in 2018, simeon boikov told a russian media outlet, "we have a unique opportunity to support russia from within an enemy state." he was referring to australia. he said cossacks in australia could "pursue a pro-russian position, lobby politicians and members of parliament, oppose anyone who lies about russia, attacks russia, or imposes sanctions. basically, they can wage an information war." sean: why do you regard australia as an enemy state? simeon: no, australia, in this context, a state which is placing sanctions against russia and behaving in an anti-russian manner, you know, in that way could be perceived that the activities are not the activities of an ally. the main thing to know is we're not against australia at all. we love australia. we will defend australia, and we'll try to defend it, and we wanna facilitate the rehabilitation of australian relations

but i think what all this really does is emphasize the fact inside russia because russia is of coursed will open watching all this on their phones, the war in ukraine is not going as many had hoped. and the situation is getting much more difficult to predict. not just in ukraine but russia itself, jon. jon: ryan thanks. what about china? where does all of this leave that country? will be right back with analysis what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay... i'll work on that. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, 48-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about t

this will mean that russia will once again regain the initiative and advantage .in's advantage will also be due to the fact that the ukrainian government was very slow in organizing the ukrainian people to wage war and this really worries me because if russia declares war they will have a temporary advantage that will allow them to overtake ukraine in the long term and even in the event of a successful counteroffensive or even return crimea, if russia firmly decides to declare war, then it will be a long war, it will completely change everything, then ukraine will have to reorient itself, because at the moment , most of ukraine is in peacetime, not wartime, your government hopes very much to win without doing anything serious. this is my personal opinion they just throw people into the hell of war, hoping that everything will pass, but this will not happen, if russia declares war, then it will be very serious, people will have to rethink everything , starting with the basic principles of the defense of ukraine little song, dear mr. colonel, if we talk about possib

so leads to work with russia, and the goal was never the undermining the ukrainian state hold. russia have uh never even dreamed about uh, taking cray me and before to 1014. then there proofs for that. for example, uh, throughout the thousands rush it has been building a huge naval base. new york near never ceased spending billions of dollars on that. and the naval base was supposed to house the black sea fleets uh after its uh, after 8, it will be withdrawn from cray. me in to 1017. i run. it leads these base for senior shed. exactly because $1014.00 mission discretion, i'm sure the opponents of these thesis would tell you that an operation of the scale of premier is impossible to pull on the when you kind of just wake up and decide that you're going to do it. it means it requires certain preparation. uh there was of course, contingency planning. uh, the possibility of disabilities ation awfully. ukraine was always taking into account your train has experienced 1st uh cool being to 1004. and uh, that was the 1st like as while and turn in ukraine in history. uh, which was followed by

and nato, russia and the united states, because then it will be very tragic for the whole world.ortunately , the fact that the war is already happening and that we are already in more than one sense , the atakams involved in it are a completely different fighting beast that is not similar to everything that is in ukraine, having such a weapon, you can start destroying real objects, you understand not to burn, but to erase from the face of the earth if you have seen the photos the ministry of defense of serbia after nato's response nadija serbia, you understand the damage such weapons can cause, therefore the biden administration believes that it can cross the line of launching a traditional war, but if putin was going to use nuclear weapons, he would have already done it, because he had many reasons for this and he still i didn't dare. in my opinion, america should provide atakams because the very provision of such weapons to ukraine will let russia understand that the game is over, and until this happens, russia thinks that if they continue this war, there is a chance of victory

this you are an expert on russia. you have lived in russia.ne piece of information, two pieces of information that we have right now that are relevant. one is, and i'm gonna ask mark to confirm, one nato country has shut its border. latvia has shut its border with russia. immediately, and a plane has left moscow towards st. petersburg. it's tracker has been turned. off we don't know what that's about. but this is feeling more like an actual threat to the russian administration than it did 12 hours ago. >> there is no question about. that this is the biggest piece of news that has happened since the russians invaded on february 24th. it is very serious in terms of the future of russia. the disposition of its forces. its ability to maintain security, its control over nuclear weapons, biological, weapons all those things. also its ability to fight the russian war in ukraine. not to mention, what putin does as he feels increasingly cornered on both of those fronts. we should not understate the level of uncertainty and danger that comes around this

right now the western sanctions on russia are tremendous, russia -- the cost of the war for russia isthat will enable russia to write its balance internationally and domestically. >> very optimistic, to see if it pans out, ambassador william courtney thank you for your time in analysis. folks stick with us i'm not going anywhere after a quick break msnbc coverage of the situation in russia continues, i will be joined onset by ali sentiment and as we will have more reporting and analysis, i will see you back here in a moment. moment ♪ ♪ the vehicles are all-electric. the feeling is all mercedes. the choice is all yours. are we saying there's a chance that when we push that button... we destroy the world? detenator's charged. i don't know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. but i know the nazis can't. three... two... one... with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod.

alla is no supporter of russia.to that same summer camp, she'd begun to doubt kherson would ever be freed. she never thought her child would be stuck on the other side of a front line. translation: we started getting calls saying they wouldn't - bring the children back. they said, "if you want them, come and get them". i ran to the school headmaster for help. i wrote to the local administration, but they did nothing. they said they would only bring the children back when kherson was russia again. that's when save ukraine stepped in. they've done all the paperwork and the permissions that russia demands. now they're preparing the women for how their children may have been affected... ..by six months living under russian rules. it was like soft, soft power. and step by step, we russify all of these children. it's about months. it's not about one day to threaten them and to convert them to be russian. no. it's like every day you will sing our songs, we will feed you, we will tell you bad things about ukraine. yeah. and

people, russia did not come for people, russia moved in order to humiliate ukraine, destroy statehood and today, understanding that it will not be possible to destroy statehood . it simply burns the territory, it destroys everything on the territory, so it is clear that russia does not need the people who are in this territory, and there is another component that is much more important i want you to notice how we are reacting to this whole situation, international institutions whose functional duties have humanitarian missions. look at the international red cross. look at the un. look at their reaction. they do not want to fulfill their key mission, that is, they want to be at certain events where they will be to drink champagne and talk about great democracy, but at the same time they do not want to go to the occupied territory, despite the fact that russia does not give permission, and to fulfill their only mission, which is written in the main documents. this is what you see war as a litmus shows all the shortcomings of the modern global system and political and security and humani

it is obvious that russia is changing power in russia. these are hypothetical options. for example, muscovy wants to return to the un, what price will it pay? this is what you said. of course, you can answer this question. by drawing an analogy with croatia , if you remember, yugoslavia is falling apart . croatia is waging what seemed like a war of independence. that is, she is not to blame for anything, but at the same time, croatian generals cover up war crimes, and in order for croatia to be able to enter the european union and become a full member , it had to extradite criminals among croatian generals . nationalists in the 2000s, but in the end, croatia fulfilled all the requirements of the international criminal court, fulfilled the requirements of the international e-e tribunal regarding the former yugoslavia, all criminals were extradited and successfully joined the european union. otherwise, will it remain as a single state or will it disintegrate, it will still be uh, it will be nice to have the motivation to do it, because without this, no lifting of sanction

what happens in russia is a matter for russia, but one thing — russia is a matter for russia, but onerity— one thing remains certain, the security of— one thing remains certain, the security of our continent depends on ukraine _ security of our continent depends on ukraine winning this war. i commend the foreign— ukraine winning this war. i commend the foreign secretary for hosting ukraine — the foreign secretary for hosting ukraine recovery conference last week— ukraine recovery conference last week following discussions with foreign — week following discussions with foreign ministers. is he confident ukraine _ foreign ministers. is he confident ukraine will get the humanitarian support— ukraine will get the humanitarian support it — ukraine will get the humanitarian support it needs in the months ahead question— support it needs in the months ahead question mark and when we going to -et question mark and when we going to get on _ question mark and when we going to get on with— question mark and when we going to get on with not just freezing but seizing — get on with not just freezin

group from lugansk hello russia i congratulate you on the holiday happy russia day and remember, russiaday ignites the heart rises with dreams true love with dreams god and my god never lives glorious to anyone. i'm free, though the strength with me will survive everything , hearts sin rises here. love know you are mine never weak light to anyone. never anyone weak does not live in the head. thank you girls shaman thank you guys. this autumn, we are celebrating the 80th anniversary of the liberation of donbass from the nazi occupation, and i would like to especially say about our guys, who at this very moment are again fighting for the freedom of donbass for russia world without nazism. i am sure that the exploits of the heroes will be reflected in new poems and songs, and we will hear these songs very soon there is such a catch phrase when the guns of the muse speak are silent. today the muses are not silent. i would like to introduce you to two young musicians who travel to the donbass and perform in hospitals and support our guys at the forefront with their art. these are the winner

this is a big project, russia.ere it is , on the server, there are still some electorate networks, uh, financial and so on. yes, it is a lot and the languages ​​of china it will support this goods turnover. i wanted to say that as a promising direction, i especially wanted to. sweets for something ice cream and prototia malaga from russia are popular. china is already a lot, a particularly strong region is already m-m accustomed to and the equality of russian products is very remarkable. yes, so it also grows in another direction, like, uh, evratura and build e, term terminal a term terminal that delivers e tyrannical from russia to china this is a joke, but from russia projects you plan to implement, which are under discussion? i know that e chinese russian collects the discharge of border railroads. this is very good. you know that transport is an urgent problem. uh, in order to attract the trade turnover of russia to china, now here are the upheavals of russia to the east, especially in china , so transport is v

whoever does this is always to blame for russia and ukraine has nothing to do with it, meanwhile russia conducting defensive battles on the ground along a front 19 km long, we are defending. definitely successful. for the west, it is a pain to disrupt all plans. and what is ahead, who will guarantee, of course ours, as i understand it, our strategy is based, as far as you can understand, looking from the outside, based on achieving the goal special military operation without resorting to nuclear weapons. i think it's quite obvious to everyone, but uh the situation, during the war, can develop in different directions, including quite quickly and unexpectedly. uh, in an uncontrolled field. we must be ready for this. and we should be able to stop that trajectory. the development of a conflict that leads to nuclear war, that is, if you like, a discussion about the role of nuclear weapons in the current conflict. uh, this is a discussion about how to prevent the worst case scenario. situation, but you need to decide on this trajectory. i perfectly understand, uh, the moral anguish of people,

although if you look at russia as a territory of megacities, because there are 20 megacities in russiawell, a bridge million people, to be more precise, and the agglomerations of these cities can essentially be an analogue of american states or new states . it seems that the trans-urals may fall because there is a big insult on the brain, because 70% of all russian exports are generated in the urals, and more than 80% of all of finance is concentrated in moscow . thank you, mr. volodymyr, for the conversation. it was volodymyr tsibulko, a political expert. friends , we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our social networks and on the youtube platform for those who are watching now. us on youtube, please vote in our survey, we are asking you about this , do you know how to act and act in the event that russia commits a terrorist attack on the zaporizhzhya npp, if you know , click yes, if not, click days, we will sum up the results of this vote at the end of the program in addition, you can join our sponsor club youtube channel espresso club now on the screen you will se

election in russia.rs and the leaders to validate peter's decision to stay on whether to hand over to a potential successor. to stay on whether to hand over to a potentialsuccessor. —— to stay on whether to hand over to a potential successor. —— putin's decision to stay on. and now this war considerably compared that process on the time comes. tote war considerably compared that process on the time comes. we are runnin: a process on the time comes. we are running a little _ process on the time comes. we are running a little short _ process on the time comes. we are running a little short of— process on the time comes. we are running a little short of time - process on the time comes. we are running a little short of time here l running a little short of time here on bbc news, how do you think ukraine, the west, leverages this fracturing of unity in russia at the moment? i fracturing of unity in russia at the moment? ~ . fracturing of unity in russia at the moment? ~ , ., , moment? i think it is a little

or would you call it more akin to yeltsin's russia? the sick russia? moscow, yesterday, which cities were looking more similar to? kyiv back at the beginning of the russian invasion? with those defensive positions like that? i don't know the putin personal safety or if he will be in power the next day or not but his political persona that was manifested in the munich speech of 2007 is over. the geopolitical project of living with putin's over right now. who will find a chair when the music stops? the other actor here, prigozhin, the three key intelligence questions we should model. we don't have precise answers to them but we know that these are the questions to ask. first, can he be able to move his base to belarus or somewhere else and will he be able to foresee his operations in africa? ukraine is starting to be a liability for wagner, we should understand. he is losing business in africa because of what he's doing in ukraine. will he be able to foresee his operations in africa, because this is where the money is coming from and going. second, we go

russia, - of the country? ukraine has done the most incredible job. russia, i - of the country?ussia, iwas. most incrediblejob. russia, i was expecting 1968 in czechoslovakia where he had 50,000 troops, 2000 tanks, just to roll in, take the country, sees the capital and it was done. and ukrainians have been brave in halting that attack on banks to western support, ever greater political courage in providing the weapon systems they have needed, they have been able to defend themselves. now, as you imply, they move to attack mode and there is a huge opportunity given the chaos we are seeing. 0rders were not for getting through to the front line. in the either arguing or distracted orfighting amongst each in the either arguing or distracted or fighting amongst each other and the morale of the russian soldier, already low, will continue to app as well. so this is a big moment, i think, for ukraine to seize and recognising that, what we are seeing now. it relies on his own credibility, his own legitimacy. he relies on that security apparatus, loyalty to him. he also relies on throwin

china will not leave russia.na wants to participate in the post-war reconstruction of ukraine, but does not want russia to lose the goals you mentioned to be an ally of russia but at the same time participate in the post-war reconstruction of ukraine. contradict each other exactly. so there are obvious inconsistencies between what china is trying to achieve. i think china was surprised by the strength of the ukrainian resistance and, frankly , the weakness of the russian army, so they are trying to balance. china wants to strengthen its relations with russia, but not to antagonize europe regarding the possible role of china in the post-war reconstruction of ukraine president zelenskyi thinks he is talking to the president of china because he understands that ukraine cannot afford to quarrel with china, there are economic relations, but regarding your question there is a contradiction in what china wants to achieve, and this will only increase over time when it becomes impossible to balance what must happen for ch

russia is throwing millions of petrodollars to turn ukrainians into a state of small russia.iful analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists specific facts and methods by which hostile propaganda turns people into obedient zombies, the line plans to vote residents of the ldr, let's counter the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga leni from june 5 tuesday, thursday, friday at 17:10 on the espresso tv channel andriy yanitsky keeps the economy under control, yes , it 's about economic news on the espresso channel, but it's not about dry numbers and clear terms. currency exchange rates, salaries and pensions, and how product prices will change, information about everything that affects our wallet, and informed means armed, watch the economic news project with andrii yanitsky on weekdays at 8:10 on espresso about not thinking no matter what ukrainians talk about, war always comes first, war and our victory are only on espresso from monday to sunday , completely different spheres of huma

obviously, ah, in russia, power is changing in russia, this is hypothetical options, russia is broken into some small particles, but then some one there, muscovy, for example, wants to return to the un, what price will she pay for this? that 's what you said of course, you can answer this question by drawing an analogy with croatia . if you remember, yugoslavia is falling apart . croatia is waging what seemed like a war of independence . that is, it is not similar in any way, but at the same time, croatian generals are swindling military crimes in order for croatia to be able to enter the european union and become a full-fledged member, it had to extradite criminals among croatian generals, it sometimes went hard and with a creak because the nationalists came to power at that time in the 2000s, but in the end croatia fulfilled all the requirements of the international criminal court fulfilled the requirement of the international tribunal regarding the former yugoslavia, all criminals were extradited and russia successfully joined the european union, one way or another, will it remain

well, just like in our history, it is symbolic that berlusconi died on the day of russia today is russia, june 12 and 12. on the eve of russia day , the international criminal court said that it will investigate the terrorist attack by the russian federation on the kakhovsky hpp. this was announced by president zelensky . it is important that the representatives of international justice saw the consequences of this russian director with their own eyes and heard for themselves that the russian terror continues and continues to be as cynical as possible by brutal shelling of the flooded evacuation area , we are already contributing and will continue to contribute to the maximum independent independent objective investigation there by the international criminal court. the united nations and other security structures also play a role in the international security structure, especially during the great war between russia and ukraine. how would you rate it the role of the un in the current situation, from the point of view of the reaction to the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, to the exp

they are probably much more aware of the situation in the treatment of russia as it is. have no reason to doubt this. what actually started the war, this aggression with russia against ukraine, they did not start with the so-called prigozhina institution, they started, of course, with the russian army, according to the ability to seize kyiv and other regional centers from the kherson region in the kharkiv region, but now we are already we see the first results of the offensive contest, although sometimes fast, perhaps as we would like and hope. so all this started the same processes in russia, which have the rest to reduce to the fact that this part of the territory, which today is called the russian federation, has acquired some completely different images, that is, or it will be several other countries or it will be some completely different russian federation. we don't know yet, but the processes have already started, they have once again said no, they did not start with the rebellion of prigozhina, but this institution will definitely push and activates those process

it's a visa for russia. it's a challenge i and for the operation between china and we're actually more, it's a great opportunity to get to that because that's why many chinese companies use something you might as a uh, probably get some of the to introduce the new projects. matthew projects to develop cooperation between our countries. how job you with the songs, you know, the last not going to fill out. i think so even though go to for a sanctions for more. but it's a great opportunity for compensation between rushing china, big issues up the, for a big discussions of the, for them are a by doing in trade, in your own currency. in terms of the chinese you, it's getting popularity across the world. why are more and more countries starting to move away from perhaps trading in american dollars? and is that something that you're focusing on the water bottle? it's nice to keep an eye on us to us as the traits within russian chinese growing. it's a fact. so for the moment i have us forcing support a device here i

back in russia and restricting in russia specific concrete and e efforts regarding the use of e-e sanctions according to which multi-billion-dollar assets and russian enterprises of russian companies were frozen persons, as well as the central bank of russia, as the prime minister of latvia said today, it remains, so to speak, a fruit that hangs very low and begs to be plucked, but it seems that the europeans still have ways to pluck this fruit. actually, not yet found in ukr russia must pay for the restoration of ukraine it was an easy question in limbo a lot of money this is how the berry on the branch of the freeze reached russian assets we need to find a legal basis to use mobilize these assets to help russia pay for the damage that russia asks ukraine, we will follow the development of events in brussels. thank you, bohdan. i would like to remind you that my colleague bohdan tsyupin was in contact with the studio. the unstable situation in russia, so western experts interviewed by my colleague maria prus, according to observers, after the destruction of the kakhova hpp, it is important

because finally, russia is our gun. if it gets it, we just need to try to rush or hobby out gun, or no one will i go wrong? as i say, nature has 10 times of defense, been fresh if we get into that, then rush solutions, which is exactly why the russian government wants to push it very hard to avoid getting into that, that, that direct confrontation, so like that. the moment is a very interesting movement, the mileage off to russia. she's frankly, failure. last chapman think being pushed a long, long way back from its initial initial lines of success. she's over the early part of the she at the russian, russian army took finally a robert unimed to town by. whoops. i took 8 months to do it. the credit is on now that's take it, they string a very small villages back. i'm so sorry. i'm sorry. to interrupt what's actually going on in the field, the embedded reporters from the west and from the other side. you know, we don't exactly know, but what we do know, is it some say that russia, once a long war and is waiting for all t

russia. thank you. just a reminder, ou could russia. you. just a reminder, you could see on _ russia. thank you. just a reminder, you could see on the _ russia. thank you. just a reminder, you could see on the screen - russia. thank you. just a reminder, you could see on the screen behind| you could see on the screen behind there that we have the live page running on the bbc website and the 3pp running on the bbc website and the app on your smartphone or tablet. you can see it on the screen at the moment. it is bringing together all of our insight and analysis from the bbc and from our teams at bbc monitoring and bbc verify to. you can follow developments classify ourselves on the live page on our website. former mi6 officer and russia expert christopher steele joins us now from farnham, surrey, in southern england. thank you so much forjoining us. doctor is about your assessment of the impact on the russian state mechanism. 0n the authorities and the cohesion of them this mutiny now ijy the cohesion of them this mutiny now by these wag