china definitely does not want russia's victory. china needs a weakened russia.s, china is not ready to give up on russia today, and since this russia and this genie are tools in the hands of china to confront, first of all , the united states and with the entire west, because non-western countries have their own system of interests, these interests are very different and their visions i am the last sometimes i try, uh, a lot, a lot, not everything now, a lot in the sense of understanding the position and influence, if it is possible to communicate with representatives of non-western countries, i want to tell you that this is an extremely difficult process , extremely difficult, and because they have sympathy for russia and the fact that they have a certain allergy to the west, they see us in the future as western ukraine well, that's great but nevertheless they don't perceive the west like kyiv in many countries there is also anti-americanism that rather progresses that's why it there is no uh, very simple logic and some common denominator, because in my opinion

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

and that's also true for russia. by the way, at least one side of it. simple, it's an ex post pos through some paints, his book will so. so russia also has a great deal of interest in keeping the baltic see result is the dealing in is a german mind hunting vessel. it patrols the baltic sea along with many other nato vessels. for a long time, the underwater threat here was largely fear radical says i'm willing to do a snack. so he says, i think that's good on the, i'm the, this is a military vessel i used to detect the presence or absence of mine because it's all like we have to send to detect them and on. so i'm the equipment to destroy the all done finished and so can, in addition to that, so i'm going to, we can also lane minds of south league. the mission has become broader and more dangerous. since the start of the invasion of ukraine, new threats have emerged, such as underwater attacks on pipelines and threats to internet and power cables. yes, and that's outside this, so nobody let me out and divide doesn't al

russia had to be knocked down immediately after lenin's arrival in russia in the army. and the fleet began to distribute leaflets with his april theses. they called for an end to the war. what was certainly beneficial only to germany and not to russia is a dream swimmer. in previous episodes, a man knows 25-30 death arrived an hour and a half two hours ago, captain alisa zakharova appears an unusual assistant. a well-known rich man in all seriousness tells us nonsense about us. this is businessman nikita tarasov who has prophetic dreams about murders. what should i do? only you can understand why you received such a gift or a curse, together they can handle the most complicated cases and found this. but the main mystery is still not revealed. mom, who loves about it, but find out nothing. we don't ask a question. continue watching tomorrow at 21:20 on channel russia formulated the idea if russian and ukrainians become enemies and fight each other. only then will germany be able to defeat the russian people. ukraine is tormented by the inhuman fascist population, the rem

i explain to students that such a time reference system does not work in russia; in russia, you must on time. and even a little early is better than late. that's why we try them. uh, practice a little. they will live surrounded by new people there.

so how did how did we get to russia? how did i get to russia? i was running i was a junior partner in a emerging market fund. and i got calls from a number of people that said you have to look at russia. it's interesting, a market as we've never seen the berlin wall had fallen a few years earlier. the economy had the command economy had spun out of control and had basically frozen in by by 1992, the place was just distraught. there were no go to moscow. there were no cars on the street. there's no no no goods in the shops. everybody walked around with their head held low and. and then in 94, i went back and i saw a whole different picture. the the the green roots of the green shoots of the free market system had started. people were excited. everybody had a deal. investors were showing up from all around the world to look at the assets, assets in russia were trading it one 2% of the value they'd be trading at if they were trading on a western exchange or the u.s. and it was just a very exciting time and it was a really unique opportunity to make

so ivan landed unsuccessfully, but in russia, not only the bright ones leave russia, they leave russiaerent ways: some go to war and do not return or come back crippled, and some do not want to participate in i. leaves for this war actually, there is a shortage of workers now. and what about those labor emigrants who loved russia, who came there, whom the russians mocked terribly, we remember tarashan and jamshut, and they constantly threw out such people. because you see, they do not look as noble as the russians themselves. we have just seen how noble russians, will this outflow of labor force from russia continue? i remembered the video from kyrgyzstan, when the mobilization in russia began , the russians began to flee. there was a girl with a bright kyrgyz appearance. the russians ran into a rubber one anyway, that is, the jokes that russia constantly attributed to the residents of central asia, it was a certain averdict, that is, now in bishkek and in other countries, the capital of central asia, they said that we were the only ones here. here, i have such rubbers. for you to come

because it is the factors of russia that prevent a peaceful settlement in 2008. georgia planned to get closer to nato. which path does georgia choose? now we have european and euro-atlantic integration even mentioned in the constitution , according to polls, the absolute majority of citizens stably support the future of georgia in nato and the eu, if you look at the dynamics protests in georgia, usually the biggest protests are usually related to the topic of russia, the very rapprochement with russia causes a painful reaction in society, and we have seen very large actions in support of european integration. therefore , for now, the authorities, at least as they wanted to say , about some change in the course of foreign policy georgia is very risky, and the opposition constantly says that our government is pro-russian, the ruling party, the georgian dream is generally called the russian dream, but as analysts say, the government wants to get the status of a candidate in the eu, but on its own terms in ukraine believes that if the west had better protected georgi

cyril: a plane crashes in russia. the passenger list including the leader of the wagner mercenaries. yevgeny prigozhin led a brief revolt in june, described as treason by president vladimir putin, before apparently being forgiven. what facts can be drawn from what happened? this is "inside story." ♪ cyril: hello, and welcome to the program. i am cyril vanier. was it an accident or payback by the kremlin? speculation is right after the -- speculation is rife after the jet crash in russia on wednesday. about the only thing beyond doubt as to what happened is the plane wreckage scattered far and wide. russia's aviation agency says that there were no survivors. the passenger list included three crew and seven members of the wagner mercenary group, including its leader, yevgeny prigozhin. we will be looking with our guests at what may have happened, and the political background and implications. first, though, let's hear what some russians have been saying in moscow. >> the first thing i believe is that this man committed

i explain to students that such a time reference system does not work in russia; in russia, you mustme. even a little earlier is better than be late. that's why we try to, uh, train them a little. here, uh, people are traveling to a whole new country. uh, they will live surrounded by new people, there are different weather, there are different clothes for the holidays. it is completely different, not to mention the language, so here we pay a lot of attention to the russian lifestyle, we definitely celebrate all russian holidays. here we are studying. what food is popular in russia and what will they encounter when they arrive? then we all go to the kitchen together, make olivier salad , bake pancakes and make most dumplings applicants who go to study in russia after returning home to apply all the acquired skills for the benefit of the development of their country are quite poor, but there are a lot of resources. therefore , they will come to russia and get an education there as young specialists. they will develop their own resources in their own country, because gas has already beg

outside of russia, russia, be great again. and that's, you know, the rallying point for that happens to be vladimir putin. it's all very, you know, deliberate and beneficial to him and his power. right. right. and so, you know, it seems that that and you go into this in the book in some detail, it seems the russian identity is a negative, opposed to a positive. you know, not our people and those others that are not ours nationally in russia. yeah. now this is a great concept and i don't want to get too deep in sociology, but one of the sort of sort of leading forces is in russian sociology is in the book, sort of explains how because russia's and what defines russia and what defines russian ness has been opaque and unclear throughout most of modern history. it's a lot easier for russians to identify themselves with things not they're not in favor of lgbt equality. they're not in favor of the kind of normal western that we all embrace as part of this is self-serving, again, because what putin wants is he wants to portray his as

and now, as it were, in russia and beyond the borders of russia, because for this you need to have thepportunity strikes on the territory of the russian federation. and this is not a possibility of ukraine. i am returning to this large text. univert times. eh, who gives putin alexey venedikt, the former editor-in-chief of the distance from moscow, he says that everyone thought that putin was zinc, eh, he was a guy from a poor family who wanted yachts , girls, and money, but they still didn’t sweep the kgb officer who counted on the body of the soviet union it's not fair, we thought he was a cynic, in fact he was a romantic. you will restore pontic as putin as a romance , eh , soviet historical ideas, how much you don't dictate the rights of your own assessment. not a single interview, eh, i willingly believe in this, yes, although i wrote a biography of putin in general, which was called the corporation together with vladimir pribylovsky, which was published in russia in two editions, so eh, now they are shedding crocodile tears that someone is not there something i saw in putin this i

russia is not pouting. russia is going exactly these words.lomats had to convey to the governments of the countries where they served here on the first page of the litter of alexander ii to be therefore, how did this phrase sound then as a threat or as a reassurance and how relevant it is today. the end of the crimean war in 1856, who did not live in it in russia here he does not know what life is, as leo tolstoy writes in an unfinished novel about the decembrists, that this period with the period that after the collapse of the soviet union were great powers. yes, but there were two superpowers the same after the napoleonic wars. we were the number one power nicholas i called well, alexander i and nicholas i called there a huge new europe. there napoleon is not a single issue in international relations. can be decided without our without our final word. and suddenly, after all, russia was relatively unsuccessful in this crimean war, the 56th paris route was the result of the war along it. everything went for small territorial concessions, but

now they are a little attached to russia and they try not to tease russia, and secondly, there is stilloncept that putin you can pull out to the big twenty and make a meeting with the bad guys, well, with, for example, the prime minister of britain and go on some negotiation track, well, no one believes it, but for some reason it seems to the hindus that they will sell such a service very profitably, and it is the hindu who is advancing and such an option, yes, the indians want to play a role, since they are a part of the british crown, a part of the british commonwealth and a serious part. by the way, in this sense, they can offer something more than, for example, the chinese in in this sense, india is a little competes with china, because china is already an outspoken lobbyist for russia, and the indians can still offer a peacekeeping mission, but who will believe them? now let's talk about china, about the lobbying of russia, about which you said this is real, this is something like this last week. showed that china will constantly say through the mouth of its leader xixingpin that w

so when we talk about isolating russia, what is russia completely isolated? russia is isolated in the civilized world. russia is isolated where we want to be. there is a world in which we do not want to be. it is the result of a global south and if that's what our former city of foreign affairs pavlo klimkin calls it there, it's not the west uhu in this world, russia is not isolated in this world, even no one thinks to isolate it in this world, the only one what are they thinking about, what about getting themselves into ped-western sanctions if there will be intensive cooperation with russia, and not all of them, and the fact that russia was not excluded from the group of 20, this process of testimony, you remember that there were attempts to at least expel it from there, as it fought from the group of eight, well, no one wanted it. no one from i have on attention from these countries, here we were talking about brics . well, this is also a good example. you watch this television and you see how the leaders of the largest countries of the east are coming, yo

a program of the ukrainian voice of america service chas-time the united states is concerned that russia and north korea are actively negotiating about the supply of weapons. this was stated by the representative of the us national security council, john kirby, at a briefing on august 30. kirby reported that negotiations on weapons between the two countries are actively progressing, while white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre added that russia was forced to turn to such criminal regimes for weapons and equipment how north korea partially due to the effect of american sanctions , but how russia and north korea can expand bilateral cooperation and what they say about it in the democratic world, we will talk about it with yulia yarmolenko, who is included to us from the white house yulia hello, hello maria please tell us what is currently known about these negotiations, what stage are they at, what exactly is russia asking from the dprk, do you know maria , it is not the first time that the white house has disclosed information , slightly declassified intelligence data about how russia

i mean, russia is not changing. putin is peace either because there is no concept what to do not reconsidering his approach at all. his words stand that he sees europe in 1997 terms and it's a threat to european security, what he is continuously doing and to he sees europe in 1997 terms and it's a threat global security because it has also an after effect if we accept that subjective, that out of order moving of borders. so i do not think that that is something that i am sure that is not something that ukraine can accept. but i am also sure that that is not something that we can accept because of the reasons can accept. but i am also sure that that is i just gave. so can there be a peace treaty there can be a peace treaty? but only as roman kenko has rightly said it's a vicious war of attrition what we have right now. and only if that war leads on the battle field to a situation that makes putin reconsider, we then have the opportunity to actually go into negotiation, but not in that situation right now. if you talk

world and he's made a number of assertions including russia has a special commitment to russia outsidederation russia does not have natural boundaries those 25 million or so russians in other parts of the adjacent countries and declared extraterritorial commitment to those individuals, i remember from the cold war period when the russians then soviet say we feel surrounded by nato and china ever had a 11 time zones i would feel surrounded too. [laughter] and why belarus? belarus is let's call it as it is as a vassal state of russia. lukashenko has limited scope for autonomous actions if you want to go there and mafia it's one of the five families he's out there managing the belarus portfolio. the notion that belarus would have autonomous control over russian deployed nuclear systems really beggars belief they would remain under control of russians that they been deployed. putin of course in his own framework of grievance and russia's role in the world basically said you are doing nothing different than what the united states has done by deploying tactical nuclear weapons in europe with

anti-russia.l, in fact, these three myths are the fundamental ones. literally, after all two centuries, they came to us in the same form as they were formed at the end in the 19th, at the beginning of the 20th century, literally, well, the other day, 10 days ago, in russia, there was an announcement about the production of new textbooks , where they actually contributed to the rewriting of history, which has been going on for quite a long time, the first such major rewriting of history was during the time of catherine ii, when there was also the creator of history, karamzin, with a large group of people there, they wrote something like , well, you can say something like that about the history textbook , now it is another history textbook, about which statesmen also joined and also this is being made by the leadership of the main leader of russia, the new tsar putin, let's see how it happens and then we'll discuss it in the russian regions mass printing of new history textbooks for senior classes h

so here russia has no chance, where russia has a chance .ey come up with this ? that is, some stingray comes to your house and simply takes half of your house from you, takes it, points a gun at you and says listen, let's agree on what's on the ground . if it happened in life, it is the police are special services that act in the event of armed robberies of some kind, but the system in the world has simply failed because there are no such structures that would bring such criminals to their senses, so what is the problem? if such structures existed and there was consent or if there was an agreement now among these countries and not only the interests of the same china and india and brazil, then all this would end very quickly, only the isolation of the barge is complete, 100% of the embargo in a year would be the end of this war, that is, russia would simply fall it is obvious that it has fallen apart, because i think that there is no such agreement in the world and we need to form it, that is, that russia still has its place determined by th

that the expansion of nato song is something to interfere with such a state, like russia that russia no right to say anything here, this is a stupid idea, a catastrophically stupid idea, but such is the position of the united states and its government. i think that russia thought that the chief of the stages of the war was a specially negotiated operation. indeed, for several days, zelensky said, we are ready to her. let's negotiate. actually the idea of ​​russia was like a materialization, but then america you should not negotiate on the principles of america's neutrality and other weapons systems in ukraine that as a result russia will retreat, but russia has mobilized its efforts, so this is a game of who will be the first to be afraid to retreat. i don't think the leadership in the united states of america or in ukraine had any realistic vision or responsible vision of how this should develop. it is very important to understand this the war could have been prevented nato expansion into ukraine is a dangerous terrible provocative idea and as long as the usa if you have ideas this

but russia is an aggressor, so in political life, everyone thinks that russia is an aggressor, that it and the consensus is absolutely obvious that there is no need to make any decisions that could lead to escalation, because georgia is a small country , it will not be able to resist this conflict , it is not known that i will help it in the conditions that have developed now on the ukrainian front. that's why it's better not to do it and it's better to develop the economy to live normally and so on and so forth and you know i think that this is also quite an important lesson for putin, i generally think that these 15 years after the georgian war brought several lessons for him, first and dangerous and that too the fault of the west is big. the first lesson is that you can attack a sovereign country and there will be nothing for it after the 2008 war against russia. no sanctions were introduced, the west focused on situations of who is guilty and who is not guilty. there was a story with the missile skinvala auction is famous for khanvali and it is still not fully explained and there w

in a war with russia will in fact at certain moments turn into russia lite this is absolutely not these that we , well, actually need . this is written by people who are now of course somewhere they already feel tension and stress and pain, well, ukrainians are not the same as they were before february 24 last year, and somewhere some kind of fatigue, emotions are running high and you want to blame someone else for starting this war. we remember that just the day before, during nato's free sit-in, statements were heard from themselves and from individual politicians. by the way, complicated things, first of all , if it wasn't too much , the war in this country had not started. could stop it all i don't know how i wrote the book about the first year of the war. i studied a lot. what did the diplomats of the politicians of britain, europe, and america do? well, i didn't see any incitement to war there. people did everything they could do diplomatically . maybe somewhere they didn't resort to some more radical steps. you can't simply calculate and resort to them, and that's why the quest

yes, that is, russia was not invited because it was arabia at the time. does this side accept it? she said that we will inform russia, but later it will be over about the results of the event, i would like to add here that in fact, the actual head of saudi arabia’s pocketbook is the crown prince muhammad and bensalam, he is considered to be almost a personal friend of putin, and here is the situation when putin was not invited or someone from russia was not invited to the event in saudi arabia what is this about, what kind of signal is this giving to the world, mr. dmytro, i think that this is clear evidence that , first of all, the importance of russia has decreased . of the global level yes, even there , of course, russia is now starting to say that it is not necessary and they are continuing the special operation . yes, there are many countries among the invited that continue relations with it, but what is interesting is that earlier, in events of this level, if russia had not been present, many of them from these countries would simply not have agreed

that's why hindus are now a little attached to russia and they try not to annoy russia , and the secondng is that there is still a concept that putin can be dragged to the big twenty and have a meeting with the bad guys, well, with, for example, the prime minister of britain and go on some negotiation track , well, nobody is believes, but for some reason it seems to the hindus that they will sell such a service very profitably, so this is exactly what they are promoting this option, yes, the indians want to play the role of the norriks. they are part of the british crown, part of the british commonwealths and a serious part. by the way, in this sense, they can offer something more than, for example, the chinese. in this sense, india competes a little with china, because china is already an outspoken lobbyist for russia, and the indians can still offer a peacekeeping mission, but who cares let's believe them, let's talk now about china, about lobbying, just about russia, about which you said this is real, it 's something like this, the last week showed that china will constantly say thro

well, we have to play democracy, although in russia it is not a fashionable game and russia is democratic, it's generally a bit of a joke, but in the church i'm a little unsure of myself and that's why he needs to sell to the people, you know, he can also kill himself or something, i'm sure that russians don't value choice as such, but they value everything that can be imitated . for example, the president of russia is an imitation of the tsar or a representative of the highest echelon there of the mafia structure, therefore, most likely, political technologists calculated in order to, uh, add this cause of uncertainty, although again, what kind of uncertainty in russia is also a question of, well, something like that, in fact. therefore, this political technology is designed to simulate something and nothing more. and you don’t think that here is exactly this age limit of 50 years younger than 50 years is precisely to prevent younger people from competing with putin, who is already over 70 years old. and so that the younger ones do not prettify, oh, do not ask, but are not more beautiful

and from russia. it is a pure withdrawal , that is, what was brought out - what was brought to the country of spa . let's put it this way, labor resources are not just hands, but people who knew how to make good use of these years and what they are interested in from russia, and this leads to the fact that russia is forced to compensate, as a rule, with its own citizens, and sometimes with residents of central asia, and this creates additional pressure well, in russia itself, because there many people say that the russians are being replaced by people from other countries, and this can create an incitement to social problems in this country. there is a lot of concern that this whole special military operation for russia, as it is called, will end with what all these migrants from central asia will do . some unrest in russia itself and cry - the country simply will not be able to wage a war, let's say, after all , many internal issues will have to be resolved, this will definitely play in the country's

are not symmetrical, because russia needs china more than china does to russia, that relations between china and russia are developing on a multifaceted basis, that china and russia are strengthening military cooperation , energy ties, mutual diplomatic support, and the intensity of their of the common dissatisfaction of the west. i do not see any evidence that china is going to leave russia at the military, economic or diplomatic level, according to the war china believes that it needs russia to compensate for what it feels due to confrontation with western countries and at the same time due to its own economic challenges . beijing is interested in stable cooperation with europe and the usa, and war is always instability , the expert continues. china would like the war to stop now, for russia to agree to stop its course of aggression, for ukraine to agree to a certain the amount of territorial losses and that, in principle , there would be some truce. i think that china would like a frozen conflict . in this way, china could say that the conflict is over and we can wash our hands of t

must be absent, yes, that is, because where there is russia, there is always destruction, russia does know how to talk, but as an ultimatum puts forward some conditions that are not realistic and unconditional . this blocks any conversations. yesterday they took a neutral position, they are studying the nature of this war more carefully and are ready to talk about the key element of returning to international law as for as for a unified system of inter-state relations well, that is, well , that is, uh, russia has definitely destroyed everything it is necessary to restore everything and make it possible. this is the second component. well, the third component is definitely coming out proactively with certain proposals with more realistic ones than it was, for example, there six months ago. regarding, do you remember many peaceful initiatives today, one or the other, including , you correctly calculated almost the entire zbririks was without the russian federation, because china, india, brazil, and south africa , of course, all countries already more or less give a clear understanding o

what are the losses of the armed forces of ukraine for the return of the territories captured by russia , gay in ukraine, the number of those killed in the war is growing rapidly, american officials declare the true figure of losses, a state secret, however, the publication the new york times recently wrote that 70,000 ukrainian servicemen have died since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine . what is the price of advancement at the front? bbc journalists, let's start with the events of last night, russia launched a massive strike with missiles and drones on kyiv, the air defense system destroyed all 28 cruise missiles, 15 out of 16 attack drones , but two people in the capital were killed. sevastopol in pskov, russia, which is 700 km from ukraine, drones hit the airfield there, destroying two il-76 military transport planes, and four more were damaged. these planes were transporting russian troops and at first about kyiv, the local military administration says similar attacks last night, the ukrainian capital has not suffered damage since the spring, the darn

forming a civil administration and received income not only from the drevlyans, but from all over russiayshgorod, the city of olga was not built by chance, being here olga equally controlled polyan in the south of the drevlyans in the west, for the sake of swords in the north and northerners in the east, and an attractive partner byzantium was easily accessible by water. olga went there. olga went to the greeks , told us, and came to caesar's city in constantinople. you see, there was a typical emperor there. constantine held her for a month and a half, but finally caesar called her to him and caesar saw letters beautiful in face and embarrassing in nature. caesar was surprised at her mind and talked worthily with us reigns in the city in this further best expound versions of the druzhinnikov oh guys, strong and drinkers who accompanied her olga allegedly charmed byzantium he courted her did gifts and giving, of course, a decent fortune in the account. the emperor courted more and more actively and in the end, almost directly, let's say, he began to offer his hand and heart, which appare

africa, where russia is creating a border with russia with the help of wagner, there are some countriesburkina faso and small ones could say that they have a border with russia, it is dangerous today, the coat of arms was the border with russia and what on what did this lead to, now the russians are creating a border, increasing the border with poland, lithuania , they sent the wagners there, of course, well, poland is on yours yes, there are borders with russia in the form of the leningrad region but this is completely different

is russia worse, or will russia return and stop this piracy and stop this war with food?well, there is such a chance. but if this does not happen before the end of august, then it is possible that other decisions will be made by other countries, and if there, i will add that you are saying that this is the cd pin of china and the rzheperdogan of turkey, let's remember that china does not currently have so everything is simple with the economy finances, there is already a crisis there, and turkey. well, turkey, but recently the russians tried to seize a dry cargo that was headed to ismail, and that’s what you like. well, not you , more precisely, erdogan, surely this is a sign, you are such a message that not everything will be so simple in this agreement . well, that’s all well, it seems that the ship is not important, that is, with a different flag. yes, but it is turkish, in international international waters. well, until turkey has not said a word, until turkey has given some specific guarantees regarding the corridors, there are uh, there are definitely unambiguous co

a couple of months back, actually, russia took over administrative control of our operations in russiawe don't get loan repayments from russia. and what happened after that is that we have written down, actually, our assets values in russia down to zero, and we have de—consolidated the business. so, from our point of view, that chapter is now behind us, and what we are doing today is we have started the processes under international investment protection treaties to claim our money back, and we continue the sales efforts as we still are the legal title holder to these assets. but we have no access to information or cash. and markus, we're talking about $2 billion — can you ever get that money back? we actually invested even more than that over time. but the net that we have invested was $2 billion. so typically, these international investment protection treaty cases, they take a long time. so they may take many years in various courts. but we do expect that, at some point in time, we actually do get compensated — but that can be far out in the future. in the last year, markus, we've se

it's unclear with china and russia. so if they see a hypersonic system coming in which can evade you defenses and strategic defense has been kind of the black hole of defense in terms of money to try to get the desired outcome. is it a nuclear system coming in or a conventional one and that blurring conventional and nuclear which arises in a number of contexts like we the co-location of conventional and nuclear systems. so if you're talking a conventional system that's co-located with nuclear, you may be escalating it without. and barry posen from mit with wilson wrote a book and really didn't than the lead thinking on this inadvertent escalation from the co-mingling of conventional nuclear systems. so so the motto of the wilson center to peace might unofficial might an unofficial motto is to peace. long may it require study. we are. there are a lot of challenges there, analytical and otherwise. and the wilson center's role is to promote policy relevant scholarship, which is what i've tried to do in this publication and

well, not us, but russia is just moving to this stage.will they show us putin or putin's double or some person similar to putin? and at this time, very large tectonic influences will take place behind the scenes and the ukrainian war is what russia is doing inside ukraine. i think that will be one of the factors because, hmm, there will be a watershed between how to get out of this situation now and who will win in this in the immediate environment or in the so-called image of this collective putin, will the hawks win who will demand an even greater settlement of aggression against ukraine, or will those who believe that now is the time to put the brakes on it, and it seems to me that for ukraine this is the most important thing now, will win to follow how some changes will take place within the russian summers within the russian government. by the way, i do not rule out that in the month of september we may see, for example , a new prime minister of russia, this is indicated the economic situation, inflation and what is happening with ru

russia is not pouting. russia is going exactly these words.sian diplomats had to convey to the governments of the countries where they served here on the first page of the litter of alexander ii to be therefore, how did this phrase sound then as a threat or as a reassurance and how actual she is today the defense of sevastopol the fleet was sunk for the destruction of ships watching admiral nakhimov russia is now in isolation the black sea and prestige are lost such is the final of the crimean war in 1856, who did not live in it in russia he does not know what life is, so leo tolstoy writes in an unfinished novel about the decembrists. that's what this period is with the period that the message after the collapse of the soviet union were the great powers. why, but there were two superpowers the same after the napoleonic wars. we were the number one power. i don't know nicholas i they called well and alexander i and nicholas i called there the homeless man of europe new there napoleon is not a single issue in international relations. can be dec

russia, china, or the europeans of europe, the states of russia , china, it's just that it's happeningnew world is brewing in kazan the great, is it possible to say so or did this war really become unexpected and it was not some kind of preparation for world showdowns between the superpowers? unfortunately, this war was expected because, in any case, western intelligence knew about a large-scale invasion a few months before its implementation, but uh, in any case, and they reported this information to the relevant ukrainian officials, but on the one hand, on the other hand, it can be said that we are dealing with the desire of russia to subjugate the world here and there where it will only be possible, that is, russia is trying to bluff because anya is economic anya, as the experience of more than 50,010 military forces has shown, is not enough to be such a bright military-political player , it has its shortcomings, russia, well, you know how it is of course, it is a sad anecdote, but the fact that she could reach the atlantic there, yes, but she got hold of bakhmut, and this is eviden

why were they so worried about the fact that russia would lose? i don't think that this is exactly the problem. i think that the problem is simply that europe after 1945 after that had a nightmare in the second world war. well, it got in fact, well, there are 8 er decades, well, i mean, first of all, western europe, yes , the countries of europe received very large cut off the time, so that life is absolutely a rash, without major wars, without er, wars at all in the territory of western central europe, which once was an absolutely ordinary thing and actually this territory was the scene of both the first and second world wars and so on and they simply got used to this well-fed calm peaceful comfortable life and they simply do not want to accept the reality that this life is over and that today's war in ukraine has much more meaning and much more consequences than just the conflict between ukraine and russia, that in the context of the war it is global and the challenges that are facing them are also global and that actually today is already over,

is throwing millions of petrodollars to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russianalysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists concrete facts and methods with which the enemy propaganda turns people obedient to zombicheskivat residents of the people's republic of china , we counter the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len tuesday thursday friday at 5:10 p.m. espresso tv channels hello, this is freedom, the morning, the informational project of radio svoboda, guests every day, this is the shipping district of kherson, inclusion live, we mine bachmut, we tell the main things on weekdays at 9:00 andriy yanitsky keeps the economy under control , yes, we are talking about economic news on the espresso channel, but it is not about dry numbers and the terms are clear, it is about the economy, it is about the ability to analyze, forecast and get a profit , but what will be the exchange rates of salaries and pensions and how will the prices of products change , information about

it certainly matters within russia _ its borders?y matters within russia for _ its borders? it certainly matters within russia for the _ its borders? it certainly matters within russia for the falling - its borders? it certainly matters. within russia for the falling value of the currency obviously creates pressures at home because it increases the cost of imports and that can push up inflation on the streets. outside of russia, less so, because there russian economy has become more and more disconnected from the rest of the global economy as a result of the war in ukraine. and the sanctions imposed after that. ., ~ , ., and the sanctions imposed after that. . ~' , ., , and the sanctions imposed after that. ., ~ , ., , . that. 0k, thank you very much indeed. hear _ that. 0k, thank you very much indeed. hear more _ that. 0k, thank you very much indeed. hear more from - that. 0k, thank you very much indeed. hear more from you . indeed. hear more from you throughout the day. the share price of china's troubled property giant, country ga

that's be equal to russia and china.here you get into the t numbers of thehe perennial issue that gs back to the cold war era which the rand corporation asked in a different historical context how much is enough? i h think while the united stats has two thirds of the nuclear deterrent potentially at sea and existing technologies, invulnerable submarines that couldn, amounts a devastating bw on russia and china putting basically both of them out of existence functioning in societies.te we are under a commensurate threat with them. that has been mutual assured destruction and the balance of terror has a foundation of stability psychologically. do not think the numbers per se make a huge difference. stone said quantity becomes quality. yes the numbers going up is a factor. affecting strategic stability. i think in the publication i look at these drivers of escalation that i started out with. cyber and outer space. no constraints. no common dialogue or with china no common o conceptual framework we are operating from third a

bi-billy people talk about russia well, i don't know a little about russia, but now we are through uhmy . we have a configuration such of workers from the embassy of the russian federation, they come, and people are students. we are now in the week , as we watched a movie, and we will learn more about how the russian film lives, i went to war filmed by our colleagues in the donbass, this is a documentary story about the war, told on behalf of several women. some of them had military specialties, others came volunteers what is it like for them to serve on an equal basis with a man and what would help them. so that they know the truth from the lips of the residents of donbass themselves, and not what exactly the west is imposing . i wanted them to understand the very essence of this war, that in fact russia is not at war with ukraine ukraine and fights with western weapons. and what about the ukrainians, they are dying? that is, it is so difficult for them now it is also difficult to understand here in the congo, and they will understand. well, no, not so fast, they need it all somehow.

the program the pope is at the service putin has a scandalous address by the pontiff about great russia, why does the vatican praise a terrorist country , and how did they react to it in ukraine, in the swamps, are they preparing for a coup d'état again? relations with the west, how erdogan's trip to sochi can affect the course of the war and the situation of the russian dictator zelensky was not invited and then refused at the g20 summit, it seems that they are ignoring the world's largest active military conflict , we will talk about all this and other things in the next hour with our guest from a politician and diplomat of volodymyr mogrysk, but good evening, mr. volodymyr. congratulations. thank you for joining our conversation and our broadcast . thank you for the invitation, always with pleasure, mr. volodymyr, first of all, some news that were today we will watch it very briefly with you today we said goodbye to military pilots andrii pyshchukov in kyiv with the call sign juice the ceremony was held in the patriarchal cathedral of the resurrection of christ juice was a mig-29 fig