russia against ukraine?i'll start with your question about what i expect, i think that we, we all expect from all of our partners, especially those that have had a change of government because there's been an election, like in the u.k., and for me it is important that eh... this visit confirmed all the need for our strategic partnership, military and not only, so that it was not in words, in action britain was one of the most active at the beginning of the full-scale aggression, which helped ukraine a lot, and we know what is happening in the country, there are many different processes inside. there is polarization in several european countries, including britain, and it is important for us that ukraine is not played as a topic of internal political struggle only, we need to receive very clear help, i really do, i expect that this visit should bring us new agreements in our military cooperation. fighting, including what concerns weapons that can be used to fight on the territory of russia. i want to tell you

west's decision on long-range strikes on the territory of russia? say that rather the air attacks, the intensity of which has increased sharply in recent weeks in ukraine, it was more of a push to intensify the discussion and with the aim of actually reaching some kind of compromise, at least, let not all restrictions be lifted, but at least. there will be a certain compromise regarding which objects this will be possible to apply, because what russia has arranged, the terror, which was again on the front pages of all western publications, which again shook the western political debate, because let's remember, until recently, before the kurdish operation and before the terrorist air attacks of russia , the opinion prevailed in the west, that we have reached a dead end in this war, when none of the sides can advance anywhere, and in principle everything is predictable, from the point of view of the capabilities of the parties, and then it turned out that ukraine organized an unpredictable kurdish operation, russia begins to terrorize various civilian

will russia refuse? well, great, then the whole world will see that she does not really want to sit down at the negotiating table, talk about something, and actually, well, think about how to solve this situation, which she created, by political and diplomatic means, if she will agree, well, that's normal too, because in this way, they at least recognize the perspective and the expediency of the plan actually presented by ukraine. well, here we are now. well, at such a stage, when everyone is waiting for when this plan will be announced, but the most important thing is not even that, the most important thing is whether this plan will be fully supported by our partners, russia is now trying to act somewhere ahead of time, that's where putin's statement was, where he started saying that there are some massive drone attacks do they receive a nuclear response from russia with missiles there and so on, this is just an attempt to change the situation, as it were, and yet to slow down the granting of this permi

russia is the aggressor ukraine, the victim. russia fights for conquest. ukraine fights for survival. if countries stop supporting russia, putin's invasion would soon come to an end. if countries stop supporting ukraine, ukraine could soon come to an end. this brings me to the second step that members of this council can take. one of the council's primary responsibilities is seeking to peacefully resolve conflicts. as president zelenskyy has said, no one wants peace more than ukraine. the united states also wants to end this conflict. and before putin launched his full invasion, we used every tool we could to try to prevent it including right here at the security council. but the way the council ceased to end this conflict matters. the un charter is crystal clear on this point when fulfilling its responsibilities, the security council and i quote, "shall act in accordance with the purpose and principles of the united nations." end quote. in other words, we must seek a peace that upholds rather than undermines the un's core tenets. that's why all of us here

petersburg, but i like all of russia, i am happy in russia, i have observed changes in russia over the past 15-20 years. western propaganda is going on, it is directed against russia, i have followers, i have social media, i am participating in this fight against that. we are ready for winter, those who do not have a freezer, we prepare by pickling, we preserve fern, my blood pressure, my responsibility, i have gained experience, i decided to take advantage of this, change my lifestyle and stop taking medications, according to the laws of nature, what can we do learn to mind, these and many other important questions. our life, we answer in the program live healthy, tomorrow on the first, the commander will prepare for the assault, the premiere is on saturday on the first, i apologize for my appearance, here, but i would like to bring some clarity, who are you actually, and i am actually viktor vladimirovich major kolyonny, really retired? i killed a person, sometimes women with high social responsibility are much more terrible than women with low, what is nothing, it was from this poin

russia, russia.ning response from russia and this is already a clear redivision of the world after the cold war, a challenge, but you can’t eat it up, the states are introducing deadly sanctions, sanctions for us, who survived the nineties and learned to get anything from anywhere, turned out to be non-lethal, but there is constant military pressure from ukraine on... on june 16, 2021, biden and putin met in geneva. now let's assume the following conversation. biden, you are destroying the world order. putin recalled that the destruction of elta 1, that is, the world post-war order, began with the destruction of the 2+4 treaty, that is , the treaty between russia, the usa, england, france, on the unification of germany. he probably smiled and said, you really look at the world, mr. putin, we will press a little and you, how can i put it mildly, will be finished, in in general, moreover, i will invite two more countries, finland and sweden, to nato, and i did. however, in december 2021, russia officia

according to russia, russia is directly at war with nato. we can also ask whether these weapons can have any effect on have a battle scene or not? some say that these statements can definitely increase the casualties of the russian army , but. there is absolutely no possibility that the use of such weapons from the very beginning will be equal to the attacks of russia against ukraine by other british or atcom bases. americans with a small number are available to ukraine and in terms of amount. and the quantity is also limited, that's why it is impossible to imagine that the damage that russia can do to russia with its own missile power , the ukrainians can do such a thing, mr. bode britt , in another development, we are faced with two double standards at the same time. we have seen the first one about iran, recently america, england, france. germany and the netherlands claimed that iran gave russia 200 short-range missiles, even claiming that the reason for this was that russia's stockpiles were running out. these 200 missiles are vital for

what's the end game now for russia and, and will russia fights with complete victory? how do you see this war ending basically, as uh, well the uh, the west folks about the, the, the full progression and the, the more adventurous they access all the thing. and so such as the one of the big but the reason for who maybe to not long before i send a form to maybe to so i think we should all come back door assess, that's cool. that's true. female one, both sides. and we should stop talking about waiting before we should stop talking about uh, a new the whole uh and you know, the more, uh, you know, way that will the, the process more or less secure. because otherwise, there will be no web browser will not take it from my social security because people like all around people. i don't know the drum and the story drove by the arrows out of sight. these people are responsible. okay, we'll leave it there. thank you. so much and when for a great discussion, dimitri babbage, peters on my and ben hours, thank you and thank you to for watching. you can always watch this program agai

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, half of the points there are completely unacceptable for russia, and russia will not discuss it with us, and we will implement it on other platforms and in other forms, with other tools, and not through peace negotiations. peace negotiations are about... other things, and russia must be forced to join them, that's the main thing, russia will not go to the negotiations just like that, that's why i said that this is the plan, well, i think, the victory plan is a journalistic name, i'm sorry, i'm going to say an unpopular thing, i don't see any amazing plan right now, where it will be checkmate putin, and he will say: that's it, i lost, i agree to peace, no, that won't happen, let's not pass off wishful thinking , it won't happen, in any case. in the near future, i simply don’t see any prerequisites for this, but it is possible to negotiate first of all by military means, when the price of war for russia will increase, but the prerequisite is that real negotiations will take place when russia agrees to sit down at the table without prior ultimatums and demands, there will be ultimatums,

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what's the end game now for russia and, and will russia fight to complete victory? how, how do you see this war ending? basic uh uh, well the, uh, the west folks about the, the, the full truck and, uh, the more adventurous they access all the things so such as the, what was the big with the recent quote to maybe, to not long before i show up for you, maybe 2, so i think we should, oh, uh, come back door, assess us. oh, that's true. female. one, both sides. and we should stop talking about waiting before we should stop talking about uh, a new the whole uh and just the more, uh, you know, way that will the, the process more or less secure. because otherwise, there will be no way the rapture will not pay for my social security because people like 4 people, i don't know tom and i'm sorry, go by the arrows out of sight these people. are you responsible at all? okay, we'll leave it there. thank you. so much and when for a great discussion, dimitri babich peters, i'm a have and been hours. thank you and thank you too for watching. you can always watch this program again, a

russia, then from now on you can run into a nuclear response.are talking about tactical nuclear weapons. tactical nuclear weapons today are diverse, and russia has everything it needs, from nuclear shells to bombs and missiles of any power. the task determines application. many people imagine nuclear weapons as necessarily something huge, this is not so: for example, in the photo we see a model of an american nuclear artillery shell for a standard 155 mm howitzer. the shell received the designation w48, was produced from 1963 to 1992. length 86 cm, weight 54 kg, power up to 100 tons spent. this week russia with hypersonic missiles dagger accurately hit targets at the military airfield of starokonstantin, which is in western ukraine. on friday, another dagger arrived there too. unofficial american, european and ukrainian sources report that four f-16 fighters were destroyed on the ground in this manner. the f-16 is precisely the fighter that can be used as a carrier for launching stormsheidu, why do we need such airfields in ukraine, why do we ne

, russia in the words of vasyl nebenzi, russia's representative at the united nations , says that thesian federation... will continue a full-scale war against ukraine if the west does not allow the current ukrainian government to be overthrown, let's hear what nie bendzia said. we treat ukrainians with respect, they are a brotherly people with whom we are associated historical connections. several million of them found refuge in russia. if the event does not make it possible to get rid of the cancerous tumor represented by the kyiv regime in a peaceful way, if the geopolitical considerations of the usa and its satellites turn out to be more important than saving ukraine, then we will continue the special operation until its task is accomplished by military means, if there is another way to achieve peace in our country will not that is, mr. igor, russia does not want any peace talks, and they said until we are not with. we whip the current leaders of ukraine, they will not calm down, and the head of the ukrainian state says, we have a plan for victory, does the plan for the victory of

the us realized that this means a direct confrontation with russia, and although russia is silent allhat if? and as we were told: you are the most powerful country, you can make missiles yourself to do, and we will of course support you in this. then so, said the hohols: either you enter the war. or we declare that there is no help from you, to us as if to hint more gently, the end in general, but your haris flies. the us rats did not like this prospect. before the elections, the us democratic party is extremely interested in good news from ukraine. because otherwise the entire us foreign policy in the matter of confrontation with russia will be untenable with all the ensuing consequences. therefore i think that, hoping for moscow's eternal unresponsiveness, they will still give such permission. wins, well, what about malorosiya, well, malorosiya will remain, the fate of the leader of ukraine, this small pawn on the world chessboard, is not enviable. this, in my opinion, is the situation at the time of another attempt to divide the world. we'll see how it ends. see you. there are many

why is nigeria important for russia? of the luxury is the country with the biggest population on the continent. it is also one of the most important economies in africa. so the speaking of manpower, the speaking of resources, so certainly boss, you know, to any russia other countries as well. but russian in particular right now is very much interested in the jury, yet in fact, there is a thing. if you have influence over in that area, you certainly have influence in many parts of the continent. but we need to look at number. see this a bit because the currency, when it comes to trade economy rush is literally only a foot note here in nigeria. the biggest trick partners of nigeria, china are india, the united states, and various european countries. but russia is eager to increase this the, the, the economic corporation, but also cooperation in the sector of education and culture. a corporation, in fact, very a so called russian houses and culture a census, a plan to be set up across africa. also, he and the julia offering

i was not for russia, for european union to russia. . for european union to russia. you were in the position of the eu ambassador to russia, how would you be responding to both the red line on missiles from putin as well as a treatment of those six british diplomats? i as a treatment of those six british diplomats?- british diplomats? i think first of all, _ british diplomats? i think first of all, it's _ british diplomats? i think first of all, it's important | first of all, it's important and what i used to do back into thousand and six — i7 and what i used to do back into thousand and six — 17 during the first war of crimea and occupation and the eastern ukraine is to remind again and again that it was russia who started the war. who invaded ukraine and violated all the redlines which establish international law and try to undermine that narrative that vladimir putin is trying to promote and ensure international audience and to the russians if russia is a victim. ~ ., ., the russians if russia is a victim. ., ., ., �* victim. what role wouldn't ambassador _ victim

according to russia, russia is directly at war with nato. we can also ask whether these weapons can have any effect on the scene. they are also limited in terms of quantity. therefore, it is impossible to imagine that the ukrainians can do the damage that russia can do to russia with its missile power. mr. in another development, we faced two double standards at the same time. we see the first one about iran. recently america, england, france, germany, holland claim that iran gave russia 200 short-range missiles. even claiming that the reason for this issue is that russia's reserves are running out and these 200 missiles are vital for russia. of course, iran has officially rejected these claims and announced that western countries should act like iran itself. support the peace negotiations and the end of the war. however, the west itself has provided more than 400 billion dollars in military aid to kiev. with this 400 billion dollars of military aid to one of the war parties, are the american officials and nato member countries in a position

if is researching emerging powers, like russia and their influence in africa, he says russia is making it easier to get a visa versus also doing that to you to an advantage. you'll come yesterday. we give you scholarship, jane, minute minutes for you. you know, it possible you give us the support of cause evidence that is update on mission and interest. so the interest of 14 is we need more people to come to russia. hep was a cheap or goals in the, in, in war or any kind of me. kingsley speaks no, russian. he source of information, social media in the nigerian friend in russia. yeah. is it any kind of like, is making you worried, like, in terms of the whole, a political situation? the address? yeah. you print in the program. what kingston is good? he's worried about for a nurse who ended up using the russian military fist. if russia asked me to join the military at some point of the shop and as a person, i wouldn't go for it. because that wasn't my main will to come into the come to mind will to these, to come study for me, i must us medically some good of safe. nigeria has been a stro

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ahmadian had in russia show that iran is looking at a higher level of relations with russia .m and imam jafar sadiq (peace be upon him) at your service, your respected colleagues and all my dear compatriots. mr. dr. ahmadian's trip to the conditions that we during the past 4 weeks , we have been faced with a large organized provocative propaganda against the relations between iran and russia based on an unofficial translation cut from the dialogue between mr. putin, mr. lavrov and ms. zaharova in the area of ​​the transportation axis of azerbaijan, to the young critic, who is also on this trip. mr. putin's frank and clear positions and positions. and russia's attention to the former agreements it had with iran in the field of communication, poured water on the network and the current of westernism, which try to use any issue for differences in tehran-moscow relations , because the official positions of the highest russian authorities in this context, this is a point , we saw the second point that passed a few days. in the past, the western side, especially with the focus on br

you mean the laptop is now i know the russia, russia, russia hopes are you? i got exactly what this to you directly. what is where he's going the lot. all right up is rush yours. i want to stay on the issue of right. you have to be kidding. here we go with the russia. they're all so of the noxious and soul search and that it's a lie. you think that this was all set after a proper investigation? no. just opinions from so called credible journalist, who somehow thinks that they know it all, all the hallmarks of a russian, russian, russian dis, information russian, this information, this information can. this is a classic example of the right wing media machine. once again, over a year later, it turned out that it was all along there. awesome. this information, part of the actual story because the laptop was very, very real and it was the mainstream media trying to shut down the real story. 18 months ago, 2 papers joined in the drive to suppress the posts reporting off the laptop playing a bogus, clearly partisan claims that it was somehow russian. this informat

or for russia, who's that risk? so in, in this, this issue, if you have a situation after the, let's say ukraine rush of war, we had to rush out images from that as a be kentoria is very self confident power. if we make or calculations and based on the, the new situation, then our task being the best should be to make sure that russia comes out of this conflict as a beacon polar which or who might be then as ordering some of the internal programs, which would probably or run into if there is a russian defeat in, in the contract and i think point they would not your wife russian defeat. but the 2nd question is, how long it takes to watch and store it close to do it or generate a force as we have to keep in mind that. and i would like to talk about the notion reconstitution. i would like to name the issue and maybe russian 1st generation or russian forces development may have to keep in mind that there are some on forces today are set on 100000 mind bigger than it was before the before launching the launch gave invasi

the plan to defeat russia. will zelensky in the us present biden with a strategy to overcome russian aggression? are the western partners ready for a real victory for ukraine? escalation risks. the us does not listen to ukrainian arguments in favor of long-range strikes against russia with western weapons. why was putin given time to hide his planes. out of attack range. freedom of conscience or freedom from conscience. fugitive mp dmytruk in great britain complains about oppression by the ukrainian authorities. can europe become a hideout for kremlin agents? we will talk about this and other things in the next 45 minutes. let me remind you that we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on... our platforms on youtube and facebook, for those who are currently watching us live on youtube and facebook, please subscribe to our pages, take part in our survey, today we ask you about whether russia should be invited to the second peace summit, yes, no, everything is on youtube quite simply, two options for ans

russia is willing and able to increase. we may see more than just some kind of military vertical escalation. and returning to washington, for british prime minister keir starmer, this will be his second meeting with president biden since he headed the government, and it will happen when russia makes such a demarche, accuses british diplomats of espionage, as putin makes ambiguous statements that moscow will respond to threats that will come. what does this mean? here is the opinion of another former british. this is putin's attempt to show his great displeasure with the fact that the west is discussing how best to help ukraine, and this is quite characteristic of him. he signals very clearly, and this is obviously timed to the prime minister's visit to washington, that he extremely confused by the possible authorization of the ukrainians to use stormshadov and other missiles to hit military targets in russia. and this is something that ukrainians have not been able to do until now, and he is in a certain sense. is trying to

russia, it really is. kherson and zaporozhye regions, but also for all of russia. these triangle letters for those who are right now on the front line were written by schoolchildren and students from all over the country. tver, kemerovo, saratov, tambov, dozens of cities and thousands of messages to those who especially need them. as each soldier in the course of the task. from zaporozhye to russia 2 years have passed, in in the context of history, the period seems quite insignificant, but incredibly significant for each of the new subjects. all over russia , car rallies are held in honor of the memorable date; in the dpr, the route ran almost through the entire republic. previously, car rallies were not held along this route, and we wanted to touch upon all regions to show our community, our unification, and that we are together. russia and unity. simple, but such sacred words that acquire a special meaning if you say them together, their solidarity with the holiday , students, volunteers from russian uni

russia, russia, russia, a stunning response from russia and this is already a clear redivision of thefter the cold war, a challenge, but you can't fight, why are the states introducing deadly sanctions, sanctions for us, those who survived the nineties and learned to get anything from anywhere turned out to be non-lethal, the years continue. on june 16, 2021 , biden and putin met in geneva. now let's assume the following conversation. biden, are you destroying the world order? putin recalled that the destruction of yelta-1, that is, the world post-war order, began with the violation of the 2+4 treaty, that is, the treaty between russia, the united states, and england. to which biden, probably smiling, said, you really look at the world, mr. putin, we will put a little pressure on you too, how can i put it more gently, the end, moreover, i will invite two more countries, finland and sweden, to nato, and i did, but russia officially issues an ultimatum in december 2021. we want nato to withdraw yalta-2 without war, and therefore your nato can go away. the states were somehow surprised a

so, for us ukrainians, it is important that russia be decolonized and that russia be. in a completely different way, we believe that we are doing everything in our resolutions in order to provide more support to those different ethnic peoples of russia who want to get freedom, but not all countries like it such approaches, and if we talk about the representatives of the so-called russian opposition, and we know with you that they are very different, their statements. are not always pro-ukrainian, then, for example, kasparov the great, who openly talks about the fact that russia should disintegrate, then at the highest level, when he says this in different countries, he is told no, no, no, well, you can't talk like that, here therefore, the west is really afraid of what will happen to russia, and this is bad, and we need it, we have a historical mission in various areas, and in that... including in the explanation in the west, what are the possible scenarios for russia's future? well, the question is, what are the possible scenarios for russia's future? it seems to me that the answer i

, rain - russia, so, well, everything is russia, but this is russia, the population, it does not perceive russia the way specially designated mass media perceive russia, yes, which form the information space, as the information space in ordinary publications, that is, newspapers, magazines in the form. so in the information space on the internet, again the internet, as you know, is a specially designated information space, the key word is specially designated, yes, which forms a certain type of opinion in the audience that uses this product, but well yes, there is such a thing, we need to understand that we will always, at least recently, be considered guilty of everything, we are simply appointed guilty, and very much so... therefore , there is no need to pay special attention to this, you said that there is no need to pay attention, it seems to me that we should pay attention, because when we take such fake news spread by russia, we can examine it, turn to the original source and get even more reasons to be proud of our own country, and this is always nice, i also remind our viewers, if

russia, russia! russia! a stunning response from russia and this is already a clear redivision of the world after the cold war. challenge, but you can't howl, after which the states introduce lethal sanctions, sanctions for us, who survived the nineties and learned to get anything from anywhere, turned out to be non-lethal, but there is constant military pressure from ukraine on the formed luhansk people's republic and donetsk people's republic, the people will not kneel, especially in donbass. in 2015, under the patronage of germany and france, ukraine imitates the minsk negotiations, and itself, under the patronage of the united states, hones. the fighting near donbass has been going on for years. on june 16, 2021, there was a meeting between biden and putin in geneva. now let's assume such conversation. biden, you are destroying the world order. putin recalled that the destruction of elta-1, that is, the world post-war order, began with the destruction. that is , the treaty between russia, the united stat

vitaly, last week we saw that russia did form this shock fist, at least there, some say 40 thousand, some say 60 thousand, and during the last few days it is trying to counterattack, it is trying to allegedly carry out its counteroffensive on the territory of those areas, those territories of the kurdish region, which are now controlled by the defense forces of ukraine. in this context, in your opinion, in the coming weeks and months, russia will try to throw as many forces as possible here, and will they still succeed, they conditionally say knock out the ukrainian forces, and most importantly, in this case, do we need hold on to these territories as much as possible? well, i think that this is a question for the military command, a question of those resources that are needed in order to... defend our positions on the territory of the kurdish region, but we must remember that these are now defensive battles, well, what when the ukrainian the troops advanced on this territory, they actually did not meet any resistance, and the exchanges that we are now observing, today was a big exch

undoubtedly, russia should recognize the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine.fortunately, i do not know what place in zelenskyi's peace plan will be allocated to ukraine's strategic orientation in the future. as early as march 22, there were rumors about... not too secret negotiations taking place in istanbul between representatives of ukraine and russia, as reported, they included ukraine's announcement of a political or geostrategic neutrality, which would mean that no one would put pressure on ukraine to join nato, and a ceasefire when russia withdraws all its troops that entered ukraine during the second invasion in february 22, the question of legal status . donbass and crimea should be withdrawn for about 15 years, maybe this part of the plan, although i doubt it, definitely the core of zelensky's perspective is a ceasefire and the complete withdrawal of russian troops, what he is willing to offer in return as an incentive for russia, i don't know. well, in general, there are two certain approaches, so, on the one hand, we understand that in the administr

stop is russia. and in cam rude, a traveling doctor in his own words, george would it travels his weekends in the countryside, providing critical health care to poor communities, free of charge, the i'm mike local, welcome. she is probably the most iconic african woman who ever lived. and she's here in berlin. the world famous bust of never td queen of egypt 1st went on display in the german capital a 100 years ago. that might sound like ancient history. but her beauty spent more than 3000 years slumbering in her homeland where she was entombed many centuries ago now and egyptian archaeologist has launched a petition calling on germany to return the famous artwork. the painted limestone bus was discovered near cairo by german, archaeologists. in 1912. it's the most popular artifact in berlin's noise museum. after td reigned in the 14th century b, c, and may have been the mother of the famed boy, king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show prominent egyptian archaeologists, and former antiquitie

russia, on the other hand, is fighting for an empire, putin's empire of greed and vanity, russia. anppressing other peoples is not the path to stability, it is the path to eternal conflict. ukraine rightly claims that its struggle is also our struggle, and ukraine's victory will be the victory of the entire free world. we understand that american sanctions and european sanctions act rather slowly, but sometimes the moment comes when the russians start looking for food in in the literal sense. i remember how at one time in the late 80s russians came to ukraine to buy sausage, accordingly, i don't know if this scenario will be repeated now, but the more often i hear from representatives of the kremlin that sanctions should be lifted , the more i understand that inna biullina, and not only she is beginning to understand what situation their economy is in, but at the moment it is standing, and at the moment we understand that the chinese people's ... republic and india have put a shoulder to the russians and we have this change, on the other hand we understand that this requires the cons

the russia red flags the u. k. same whereas in time didn't have the reinstate company working for me is they pulled my big wishes to quote, the stabilize was not a question of allowing the opinion regime to strike russia with these weapons or not. it is a question of deciding whether or not the native country could be directly involved in the military conflict operating mia and see the resident president along the west. i guess i'm allowing you going to so i can deep into it as a, as a some lesson. but this is also question. let me go go home. as soon as possible, you lost your boss. we don't want to see you on local girl, santa st. inside her house with her mother and sisters proved to be no protection at all, find a policy and going to kill wild thing in her room. as of the, i may have conduct the raven, the west bank that does is really policies on a piece of deliberately positing policy. and until the, it's just going to 5 pm here in the russian capital. welcome. wherever you country news from today, this is al

, is the victim in all of this, with western agents supposedly plotting to undermine russia, and russialutely the reverse position that is presented by western politicians, western diplomats, who quite clearly say this is about ukraine's right to self defence. this is about protecting ukraine from a war of aggression which was launched, quite clearly, by vladimir putin and which he has the power to stop. that was the robust line from keir starmer, the british prime minister, just yesterday on his way to washington.— washington. good to get your exertise washington. good to get your expertise and _ washington. good to get your expertise and your— washington. good to get your expertise and your inside. - expertise and your inside. quick reaction to the developing story. sarah rainsford joining us live from walsall. we have a live page with the very latest on what we know. we are continuing with this developing story. russia evoking correct or revoking the accreditation of six british diplomats, accusing them of spying, diplomats, accusing them of spying, according to a report in russian m

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russia concentrated for about three years, and then the same gorchakov declared: russia is leaving theition of restraint that it considered obligatory for itself after the crimean war. how was gorchakov supposed to undermine this most humiliating for russia paris peace? a bloc of powers formed against russia, one of which was austria, tyuchiv wrote, yes, when the austrian envoy came to the funeral of nicholas i, yes, away from the grave of the austrian judas. his boards, well, because shortly before that, russia - this is an important nuance - saved austria from the hungarian revolution, leading its troops led by field marshal paskevich into hungary, defeating the hungarian insurgents, rebels, uh, supporters of the independence of the hungarian state, thanks to this, austria remained as a single power, and a few years later, literally, austria came out with a neutrality hostile to russia on the side, in fact, of england and france, forcing the withdrawal of troops from the danube. since russia's interests coincided with france, or rather there was even such a story, they did not contra

_ must become significantly harder for russia. �* ., ., ., , russia. words and not just _ russia. and a reminder that words and notjust actions _ russia. and a reminder that words and notjust actions have - and notjust actions have consequences. russia choosing today to announce that kicked out six british diplomats last month, their pictures all over russian television, the foreign office asked us not to identify them but insisted moscow's claims they were spies were baseless. this is the reality of the war grinding on. this, the sumy region of northern ukraine, a conflict without obvious end presents too no end of thorny dilemmas. this around missiles the latest, there will be more to come. chris mason, bbc news, at the white house. so what could the consequences be if the west loosened the rules, and what do we know about the storm shadows? here's gordon corera. these are the western weapons at the heart of today's debate. they include american atacms and this, the british storm shadow system, which has a range of at least 250 kilometres. storm shad