understand in general who the opposition is in russia, whether it exists at all, and whether russia without putin is even possible , well, there was once such an action, ukraine without kuchma, but what can russia be without putin, because he is right next to us . there is an obsessed neighbor, he is killing us, he wants to destroy our state, it is not clear, we need to understand, and what to do with this obsessed neighbor, well, look, first, the opposition there can only be those who hold weapons, who support those who hold weapons and who use these weapons, everything else the opposition simply does not exist, because well, the forums are this, this, this is not about anything, uh, but after the change of power takes place, of course you need to have a vision and exactly what you said, you need to have a vision of the future country that will be safe, friendly, which will be de-imperialized, in which there will no longer be colonies , and which will be part of the international community, it must be created, and this is exactly what we are doing now, a congress of people's deputies, as this po

no, now the war is really coming to russia . putin partial mobilization and we hear that a million people fled russia because, in general, people did not want to go to war. and what are they fighting for and what are they dying for? what has been happening recently is strikes on the territory of military facilities on the territory of russia. moreover, it protects a rather small part of russian cities. well, there is already a huge difference. when we talk about the fact that strikes are carried out against russian objects, i mean that ukraine still strikes military objects, in particular at schools, and so and the military airfield was destroyed, four planes were destroyed, and in other cities there are also strikes, strikes are going on at military objects, in contrast to what russia is doing, because at the same time when this happened , the drone attack, at the same time, russian rockets attacked kiev and there were human victims, that is the fundamental difference , that is, the war is still being waged asymmetrically . destroys

turkey helped broker the agreement alongside the united nations in 2022 that russia backed out of injuly. putint, including removing obstacles its own food and fertilizer exports, and its lack of access to the swift financial transaction system. for his part, mr erdogan appeared hopeful that a deal could be reached soon. meanwhile, ukraine has claimed a russian drone landed on romanian territory, during a series of strikes on a neighboring ukrainian city — claims romania denies. during a press conference monday, ukraine's foreign minister dymtro kuleba said ukraine has photographic evidence supporting its claim, but bbc verify has not been able to authenticate the image. responding to the claims, romanian foreign minister luminita odobescu said "of course, there is a risk of accidents or incidents, but for the time being, it was not the case." it's not the first time ukraine has accused russia of a missile landing in a neighboring country. last november a missile landed in poland during a russian air attack and ukraine initially claimed it was a russian missile, but it turned out to likely be a

. >>> north korea's kim jong-un and russia's vladimir putin holding a rare summit. what they want from each other >>> and more of my interview with iran's president. we ask, is iran supplying russia drones to use in ukraine? >>> the catastrophic floods in libya. the death toll now topping 8,000, and fears it will soar even higher. >>> mitt romney making a major announcement about his future in the senate >>> the body cam causing outrage in seattle. the officer appearing to joke about a woman killed by a police car. >>> the cruise ship running aground in greenland. more than 200 people on board the race now to free it. >>> and the new space record for an american astronaut. how he broke it by accident >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome. it took 14 days, hundreds of members of law enforcement, and multiple sightings, but the fugitive killer, who escaped prison and numerous attempts to corner him, has finally been caught this was the scene early this morning in pennsylvania danelo cavalcante in police custody once aga

conditions that have developed it is obvious that the sanctions will definitely affect vladimir putin and russiahe same time, we are ready to increase the sanctions and the development of new ones, if necessary , the goal of such actions is to prevent a new confrontation, years later and merkel's allies in the queue of the crimeans themselves, why are you withdrawing sanctions against them, if this is an annexation? they are not guilty of anything for which they are punished. and if this is not an annexation, but the results of a vote, then we must admit that this is a democracy and leave them alone. if suddenly everything would happen again, they would do the same with crimea. of course, what do you think? and how could i have acted otherwise, i would never have done this if i had not considered it. what we are required to do so. and when they tell us, then there are sanctions about sanctions - these are bad sanctions, you need to introduce those who carry out coup d'état they help, uh, a coup d'état, but we acted in the interests. uh, russian people, this is absolutely unacceptable, when if we

talks between russia's vladimir putin and turkish president recep tayyip erdogan to revive the black turkey helped broker the agreement alongside the united nations in 2022 that russia backed out of injuly. putin argued that russia would only return to the deal once its conditions are met, including removing obstacles its own food and fertilizer exports and its lack of access to the swift financial transaction system. for his part, mr erdogan appeared hopeful that a deal could be reached soon. here in the us, first ladyjill biden has tested positive for covid. that's a developing story. her office says she is currently experiencing only mild symptoms, and will remain at the biden�*s home in rehoboth beach, delaware. as for the president, the white house has issued a statement saying — quote — "following the first lady's positive test for covid—19, president biden was administered a covid test this evening. "the president tested negative. "the president will test at a regular cadence this week and monitor for symptoms." this is a second covid diagnosis for the first lady. she also test

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unfortunately, until putin loses this war inside russia, this process will not begin. is putin most afraid of now? answers but i think that there are several important things that i would like to say about putin and his brevity that putin is a match who cannot be cornered , he needs space some say that he needs ukrainian land to end the war i don't agree with that at all. he is not as desperate as he is thought to be. several examples come to mind when he was pressured, but instead of escalating, he retreated . only then did the turkish president warn putin to stop sending his planes to syria through turkish territory in the end. the language got tired of it and he shot down one of these planes but as a result he did nothing and he only saw i was in south africa it was brics that putin sent lavrov there and he himself spoke online shows that he is afraid of the un international criminal court, we do not see a comrade who defies the west, we see a coward who is afraid of the west, it should come to us that we should not be afraid of putin if we can boldly challenge him

if you know kim jong-un he would not travel all the way to russia just for putin. so it does raise a concerned based on the places he visited during his trip there may be more behind it. of course they won't present some sort of formal written agreement. every transaction even food for fuel between north and russia is a violation of u.n. security council resolution. they will do it in a quiet hidden way but i think there is concern that the fact that kim the first place he stopped was the space agency for russia which gives one a sense that russia putin may help him with military satellite technology. the north has been unsuccessful in two launches of military satellites over the summer. this raises real concerns that at the second level not publicly seen more that's happening between these two sides to advance north korea's wdm program. >> does north have enough arms to send to russia that could tip the balance in ukraine? >> it's a good question and we don't don't have a lot of accurate information aboututce w much,f how large a stockpile munitions are but i thou

putin? reporter: turkish president recep tayyip erdogan is seeking to reestablish himself as a mediator between russia and the west over the war in ukraine. top of the agenda is meetings with president latimer putin -- vladimir putin. last year, turkiye mediated a agreement allowing grain exports to pass safely through the black sea. it was a relief to developing countries. in july, putin declined to agree to the deal. the united nations is calling on all parties to find a solution. >> we believe the black sea initiative has given a important contribution to food markets. more adequate to our object of food security. >> lately, relations between putin boko -- and erdogan have been strained. the meeting is evidence that turkiye remains some sway with russia. the question is whether it is enough to produce results. folly: let's meet our guest for today's show. in moscow, a former russian ambassador. in bangkok, a global affairs analyst and senior fellow at the atlantic council. in istanbul, associate professor . a warm welcome to you well. before we discuss what was achieved and not achieved in sochi, w

putin's family, and the more the ukrainians hit this achilles' heel, the more they desacralize putin in russiase putin is a king, a god, there is also a person who increases territories and collects lands, well, of course, he is this he started this war, and he made this, this, this event, the return to the native harbor, as he said there, and that is why the loss crimea, of course, that this is in the eyes of the russians, and in the eyes of the russian elite, it will determine that... the war is finally lost, that is very important, it will definitely affect his fate. that is, you still predict that russia will be left with nothing and it will simply be expelled from the crimean peninsula, well, in some medium-term perspective, it is difficult to talk about it now, but that crimea will be ukrainian and the russian invaders will simply flee from there. as during any wars the occupiers fled to the sea and sank their ships there, what would this scenario be repeat? i am sure that crimea will return to ukraine, and i am also sure that crimea will return to ukraine before donbas returned there, w

pyongyang last month in which he met with kim, reportedly delivering an invitation to come to russia to be with putinthat was quickly followed by a north korean delegation visiting russia for what apparently appears to be a planning expedition for kim's possible visit to russia in the very next few days. >> what could have potential -- what could a potential deal between russia and north korea look like? reporter: we know russia has been petitioning allies for assistance in maintaining and sustaining a sworn ukraine. it wants from north korea more artillery and also more raw materials to prop up its military given the u.s. sanctions and sanctions from allies against it. north korean exchange, there's been reports of it wanting more food assistance from russia as well as advanced technology in submarine developments and satellite development. this does not bode well for u.s. officials who have warned any arms deal between the two nations would he in violation of un security council resolutions and the u.s. has vowed to impose sanctions on anyone who was involved in such a potential deal. >> thanks for

russia is the most sufficient party. we will work in those external economic conditions that have developed clearly that the sanctions will definitely affect vladimir putiname time, we are ready to strengthen. sanctions and the development of new ones, if necessary, the goal of such actions is to prevent a new confrontation, and after all, years later, both Åland and merkel admitted that they were preparing ukraine for war, the more important it is to remember those statements of theirs, since the minsk agreements were not implemented to end. we will have to continue sanctions against russia a. before that, there were large-scale sanctions closed. moreover, it was the crimeans themselves who turned out to be in the first place. why are you imposing sanctions on them? uh, if this is an annexation, then they are not guilty of anything , you are punishing them for anything. and if this is not nexia, but the results of the vote, then we must admit that this is democracy and these are at rest. if suddenly everything would happen again, they would do the same with crimea. of course, what do you think? and how could i have done otherwise, i would never i wouldn

right, now eastern, russia kim jong-un and vladimir putin are holding a historic face to face meeting at a speech launch site in eastern russia. in the meantime north korea's own launch site is, busy with two short-range ballistic missiles. in libya, a loss of human, life authorities now believe over 5000 people have been killed by catastrophic flooding, with 10,000 people still unaccounted for. also, a remarkable discovery in the search for a huddle planet outside our solar system. why exoplanet -- has astronomers so excited. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with that breaking news after days of speculation, mystery, and secrecy. kim sean and -- face to face in four years. within the past, however the two leaders arrived out the -- rushes space port ensure kansas cameras from russian state media rolled in the broadcast live touring the facility and russian state media. kim sean husband asking detailed questions about -- which rockets to launch from the center. he also side about look to be a point, and believe the two leaders will discuss a possible weapons, dealing nutr

never had an awareness of the evil that soviet imperialism carried unfortunately until putin loses this war inside russiat putin is most afraid of right now i i mean what might be the weakness of his rule and again a great question to which i unfortunately don't have a great answer but i think there are a few important things i would like to say about putin and his box that putin is such a matchup you can't corner him, he needs space, he needs ukrainian land to end the war, i don't agree with that, then he's not as desperate as they think he is, several examples come to mind when he was pressured, but instead of escalating, he retreated only in that regard did the turkish president warn putin to stop flying his planes to syria through turkish territory , in the end he got tired of it. he shot down one of these planes. putin said a lot then , but as a result, he did nothing. putin will send lavrov there. and he himself spoke online, which shows that he is afraid of the un international criminal court , who defies the west . your question i think that he is most afraid of losing crimea, he is afraid of tra

russia and north. the senate strategic and international studies and mr. chandra three is kim jong-un met with vladimir putin in russia's far east last week. what does each one from the other?s >> the first level is quite simple. putin needs ammunition for the war in ukraine. the north leader needs putin's fuel because they are just coming up with three or covide lockdown. it's basically a simplekd transaction it's food for arms. and i think that's what brought these two together in this alliance. >> when was the last time these twoe met in what is the significance of the timing of the length of the meeting was several days. >> yeah. the last time? they met was four years ago in 2019 and i think it was -- the timing of this one is very much related to the fact that kim is coming up at this covid lockdown and we have two member north is the only country in the world i think that is not vaccinated its population at all airing covid. so it closed its borders in jr. 2020 even with close allies like china and russia and it's completely stocked up on everything. it has no medicines and know nothing. so the urgency

unfortunately, while putin won't lose this war in the middle of russia this process won't start what utin most afraid of now i mean what could be the weakness of his rule and again a great question to which i unfortunately don't have a great answer but i think there are several important things that i would like to say about putin and his box that putin is such a match that cannot be cornered , he needs space, he needs ukrainian land to end the war, i do not agree with this, then he is not as desperate as people think about him there are several examples when he was pressured, but instead of escalating , the renegade president warned putin to stop flying his planes through turkish territory, eventually he got tired of it, he shot down one of these planes but as a result he did not do anything, the fact that putin sent lavrov there , and he himself spoke online shows that he is afraid of the un international criminal court, we do not see a sympathizer who defies the west , we see a coward who is afraid of the west, it should reach us so that putin is not worth fearing if you can boldly

russia was moderate. all xi jinping do not support the war. they supported putin and russia at the un general assembly, and china was not among them . he abstains from military aid. he behaves very carefully because he wants to avoid the disease himself. running even in 2014 did not recognize the annexation of crimea how little china has done for russia is surprising i give credit to your president and your diplomats for smart diplomacy with china that keeps it on on the sidelines, how would china get the west and condemn this war, i don't think it will happen, however, maintaining chinese neutrality is a very worthy goal that ukrainian diplomats managed to achieve, the last question for today, i want to thank all americans and all european allies for the support we receive from you thanks to this with help and support, our courageous soldiers are fighting on the front lines and recapturing our territories. but we often hear calls from the west about the need to sit down at the negotiating table with the russians. table with russians, what does this mean? the west

never had an awareness of the evil that the soviet imperialism unfortunately, until putin loses this war inside russiain. what is putin's biggest fear now? what could be the weakness of his rule, and again, a great question to which i unfortunately do not have a great answer. but i think there are several important things that i i would like to say about putin and his brevity that putin is such a match that cannot be cornered , he would need space, whoever says that he needs ukrainian land to end the war , i do not agree with that, then not so much desperate as they think of him several examples come to mind when he was pressured but instead of escalating he retreated for a few years putin to stop flying his planes to syria through turkish territory eventually he got fed up shot down one of those planes putin told you a lot but as a result, he never did anything and he only saw that brics took place in south africa. the fact that putin sent lavrov there and he himself spoke online shows that he is afraid of the un international criminal court we do not see a comrade who defies the west, we see a cowar

no-no, but in fact such a grain corridor is of great economic and strategic interest to russia, but if and as putin wants to continue a war against ukraine and so much for yourself for russia to establish such a grain corridor and such a grain agreement. this is what is behind the scenes. moreover, i repeat, tens of millions of tons of grain are at stake, and it is also very important , for example, for the audience, that russia is actually not capable of processing such an amount of grain but to produce products that could be competitive on the food markets , therefore precisely as raw materials, as well as raw materials , putin also wants russia to take them out of russia through the grain corridor, and then i told which to the largest buyers, and these largest buyers well, it is clear that they have contracts, the master clearly has the capacity to process and manufacture products, but for russia, at least, at least the millions of grain that they stole and accumulated and were able to collect on the territory of the russian federation, at least take it out and at least make money on this, becau

in fact there is an economic and huge strategic interest precisely for russia constitutes such a grain corridor, but if and as putinwants to continue the war against ukraine and so much for himself, for russia to establish such a grain corridor and such a grain agreement. this is what is behind the scenes. moreover, tens of millions of tons of grain are at stake and it is also very important, that is, the audience, that russia is not actually capable of processing such a large amount of food, but of producing products that could be competitive on the food markets, therefore precisely as raw materials , and as raw materials, putin wants russia too er, to export from russia through the grain corridor, and then i told the biggest buyers, and these biggest buyers, well, it’s clear that they have contracts , it’s clear that they have the capacity to process and manufacture products, but for russia , at least this way, at least those millions of grain that were stolen and accumulated and were able to collect it themselves on the territory of the russian federation, at least bring it out and at least make money on it, bec

russia backed out of that deal injuly. putinown food and fertilizer exports and returning access to the swift financial transaction system to re—enter the deal. ukraine has claimed a russian dried landed in romania but romania denies version of events. it is not the first time they have made such accusations. ukraine originally claimed it was a russian missile but it turned out to be a likely ukrainian drone. ukraine's accusation on the battlefield comes as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is shaking up military leadership, dismissing his defense minister 0leksii reznikov. mr reznikov confirmed monday that he will leave the post, saying on social medai that he had submitted his resignation letter to ukraine's parliament. mr zelenskyy plans to replace him with rustem umerov who runs ukraine's state property fund. umerov will need to be formally approved by parliament. my colleague catriona perry spoke with evelyn farkas, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, and eurasia about ukraine's latest sh

official said north korea's leader control plans to travel to russia to meet with president vladimir putinss the possibility of supplying russia with weapons to support its ongoing war in ukraine. our news partner, cbs is reporting, it would be in exchange for technology anfood aid. in a statement, a u.s. state department spokesperson says the u.s. is urging the dprk to cease its arms negotiations with russia. it is one of several developments impacting the war in ukraine, including president zelenskyy replacing the country's defense minister following allegations of corruption. alexi reznikov issued a letter of resignation on monday after zelenskyy's announcement. it is part of a wider anticorruption effort in zelenskyy's administration. he served as defense since before russia's invasion. he will be replaced by rustem umerov, a 40 one-year-old government official who served as head of ukraine's state property fund. mr. umerov is best known for negotiating with russia, and for successful prisoner exchanges. mr. umerov is an indigenous crimea, so his appointment is a signal from zelenskyy

putt and kim jung-un meeting at a space port in far eastern russia. putino discuss. >>> the u.s. has warned that a weapons deal might be part of it with putin needing ammunition for his war on ukraine. russia's defense minister was seen waiting in the room for the summit. >>> armed, dangerous and desperate, police have set up a new perimeter in their search for an escaped killer in eastern pennsylvania. schools in the area are closed as also hunt goes on. >>> and mccarthy makes his move, house speaker announcing the launch of apimpen impeachment investigation against joe biden. some accuse biden making money off his son's business ventures. but so far no concrete evidence to back up the claims. >>> a republican source tells cnn that mccar sthi not looking for a formal floor vote to get the ball roll position. hint, it means he doesn't have the votes. but he said if we move forward, it would occur through a vote and not through a declaration by one person. whoops. and mccarthy criticized nancy pelosi for pulling a similar move in 2019. manu raju asked about

putin himself is destroying his country, we see what the internal situation is like in russia, we sawtes rebelled and that similar, any action of putin weakened russia, it weakens it every day . yes, there are certain things that a collective measure can do in order to reduce its dependence on russian resources, on russian energy carriers, and so on. but again the fact that russia is now putin is now addressing the leader of north korea speaks for itself no one knows what the future actions of putin's future kleptocratic actions will be but you see that he did a great job of destroying his country to weaken his people he cut off russia from financial support, e.e. russia is now in international isolation , e.e. now we see how russian exports to other countries have decreased, russian assets are frozen , mr. major, according to you , according to your estimates. the russian federation asks, er, their economy, their military-industrial complex, well, in the end, their political leadership is a question and it is very difficult to make any predictions for the future er, to be honest, i w

, do you think they imagine russia without putin and what kind of russia would it be ?esterners to the usa about the european union he considers europeans in general to be weak, this is his approach, he treats ukrainians in the same way, ukrainians should not exist , there should be little russians who dance hopak and with he forgot that balalaikas are two strings or there are three at most a, in general, ukrainians play instruments of goodness and many other instruments that do not give such a direct answer to how it will all end, because ukrainians, as a rule, are really very difficult under such a neighbor where we lived for centuries. but the time has come and he will regret a very much now when he will sit there and ponder how he brazenly declared how he ended it all , that's the only problem is that we didn't understand it right away and also tried to find some compromise solutions russian who consider a ukrainian to be people of the second court, it is not only not the second, but look at how he is, what kind of insults he is trying to give, but just in his eyes

if the biden administration says our goal is to defeat russia to achieve regime change to kill putin and remove him from power, but they probably misunderstand the russians, you know, understanding the russians is a difficult thing, especially if you and russia are separated by an ocean. and when we talk about politics. i mean westerners, on what our conversation is focused on . how to give people more and more freedom when talking about politics in russia is not the number one question number one question is how to maintain the unity of the country, because it is very large and the priority of the issue of maintaining the unity of the country, and not freedom freedom is a question of a different order , second third - no matter first, to maintain the unity of the country. and that creates a different type of culture and understanding of politics that creates a kind of military approach. yes, how are they? there has always been geopolitical approaches to the security of the marginal zone. this is not our culture, this is a different approach, but this has its own basis. after all, thi

part of the russian military aggression in ukraine er so that i don't have to er run away from russia putin's but they are sure that i was talking about the car if i was doing it, because it seems to me that if you run , you are most likely trying to find some routes that are not the most obvious. how do you run? you run through armenia, through kyrgyzstan, through kazakhstan . because of something else and the last time i looked at the map and they saw some kind of border between, say, kazakhstan and estonia , well, that's why, most likely, if you run , at some point you inevitably move on a plane, for example, or on someone else is transported, but they are in a car, and here i am not surprised by the fact that the team of oleksiy navalny supported such a step because it seems to me that it should be evaluated first of all as a demand for a demonstration of literacy among other structures that are in opposition to putin's regime conditions of knowledge, many of them are based in other countries of the european union, and in this sense, it seems to me that it is more likely that this is who

convinced human rights activists will allow new charges to be brought against the president of russia , putinthe un security council needs reform, and ukraine presented a statement about this to the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, and spoke about the details of his of the visit to washington, the security council is now generally unable to stop aggression and restore peace due to the outdated veto system, when there is no limit to the aggressor's abuse of the rules, this must be changed. and in general , we must give more rights and opportunities to the un in 17 that respect other nations and peace. i am confident that i support the world this is our ukrainian position. roman yedolev, international lawyer, associate professor of the department of international law of taras shevchenko university, please contact us. i congratulate you, mr. roman. i would like to start our a conversation from the material published by the british newspaper zaghaddian, tell me about such materials, they can form the basis of new investigations against the russian federation , of course, these materials

. >>> vladimir putin and kim jong-un face-to-face in russia. at putin is now expected to get from north korea in the war in ukraine. despite warnings from the u.s. >>> the member of congress whose husband has been killed in a plane crash. tonight, what we know about his final moments at the controls, and the condolences coming in. >>> american automakers bracing tonight. the uaw strike deadline a little more than 24 hours away now. and what they just signaled moments ago. we're live in detroit. >>> the former nba player who collapsed and died during yoga. >>> and in football, the push tonight for a big change on the field, after what happened to aaron rodgers. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we do begin tonight with this dramatic capture. finally, an end to the manhunt that kept thousands of people on edge for nearly two weeks outside philadelphia. convicted murderer danelo cavalcante captured. surrounded and surprised by a tactical team. when he tried to crawl away with his stolen rifle, it was a p

at the g20, russia's vladimir putin and china's president did not attend.d solidify diplomatic ties between the two countries in an effort to counter china's influence in the region. the president made it clear that his goal was not simply to con tain china. >> really what this trip was about, it was less about containing china. i don't want to contain china. i just want to make sure we have a relationship with china that is on the up and up squared away, everybody knows what it's all about. >> joining us now, geoff bennett, co-anchor of pbs news hour and an msnbc political anchor. it's great seeing you. the president appeared to try not to stoke tensions with china, instead looking to even the playing field. what was his approach during the trip? >> it's great to be with you, jose. and yes, president biden is very careful to say that he is not trying to start, in his words, a new cold war with china, but this was about trying to prove and trying to show u.s. partners across the indo-pacific that the u.s. is a more reliable partner than beijing is. this rea

reporter: whatever the details of an arms deal, kim jong un has now clearly thrown in with russia, promising putin full and unconditional support for his, quote, sacred fight against the west. norah? >> david martin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. >>> tonight there's a new ruling just in from a federal judge. he says the new mexico governor is violating constitutional rights with a new ban on the right to publicly carry a firearm in new mexico's large yft city, albuqalbuquerque. cbs's lana zak reports on the backlash from both parties. >> reporter: in new mexico gun culture runs deep. so a temporary ban on where to carry them was bound to cause an uproar. >> people are angry. >> reporter: mark abramson is a gun shop owner. >> i cannot fathom how this is anything other than an attention getter. >> reporter: the judge's ruling halts governor michelle lujan grisham's 30-day suspension barring private citizens from carrying firearms on public property. in albuquerque and bernalillo county where violent crime rates are especially high. she cited a public health emergency after three children were f

unfortunately, until putin loses this war inside russia, this process will not begin, which is the most likely to fear putin i mean what could be the weakness of his rule and again a great question to which i unfortunately don't have a great answer but i think there are a few important things i would like to say about putin and his shortness that putin is such a matchup you can't corner him, he needs space, he needs ukrainian land to end the war, i don't agree with that later he's not as desperate as people think of him, several examples come to mind when he was pressured, but instead of escalating, he retreated only in that the turkish president warned putin to stop flying his planes to syria through turkish territory, in the end the language got tired of it and he shot down one of these planes. putin said a lot then, but as a result , he did nothing. putin sent lavrov there, and he himself spoke online shows that he is afraid of the international criminal court of the un, who challenges the measures, we see a coward who is afraid of the measures , it should reach us so that putin shou

russia in 2014. that is why also putin invaded it. it is necessary to understand the reasons of this war are internal to russia and has more to do with internal politics than with some external international relations between russia and, for example, the western countries. actually, we see that we don't have an easy exit from this situation because putin doesn't seem to show any clear demands of what he actually wants from ukraine. i think this war is not about territories, it is about the full control of ukraine in order to prevent it to become a prosperous and democratic country because it may awaken some dangerous ideas among russians themselves who are also tired of the autocratic regime and of the extreme inequality in russia. so basically, the danger of this war that even if somehow ukraine seeds some part of territories or even the whole territory of ukraine would belong to russia, the war would continue because any democratic country on the borders of russia is a threat of putin's regime. nermeen: ilya budraitskis, we have had

russia. kim jong and head starts with president vladimir putin in russia as far east. kim kelly fulton that north korea will always support moscow in what he calls to fight against the western imperialism. also, coming up on the show, a government minister in libya says he fears the death toll from the fleming. there may double with more than 5000 bodies, all ready recovered. much of the city of day or night is destroyed after torrential rains caused cube dancer 1st thousands. remain on account of for the enquire. richardson, welcome north korea's leader kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia. i talked with president vladimir putin, kendall, putting him at his country, would always support russia, and what kim called moscow's fight against the western imperialism. so it is as came, will be given a tour of russia's pacific fleet space and a valuable stock as part of a tour of defense facilities in russia's far east. north korean leader has held the summit as the start of a new era in bilateral relations. sonya holland raising his gloves to friendship. i sh

international agreement allowing ukraine to export its grain have ended without a breakthrough. russia's president vladimir putin met with his turkish counterpart rigid type at a one in the russian city of sochi. russia withdrew from the rain deal in july and subsequently launched a series of attacks against you, prince food export facilities. the west has not impose sanctions on russian food or fertilizer exports, but put in hopes to win other concessions before in allowing the deal to resume reshape type at one, travel to russia for what he hoped would be a mediation mission and bringing a vital war. time grain deal back to life, but after 3 hours of 2 weeks with president vladimir pollution, there was no agreement with pollution and stayed doubling down on his own democrats . but we didn't get the smoking. we are ready to consider the possibility of reviving the grain do we just do it now, but i told the present ad once this, once again is gillian with us. what i'll do this as soon as the agreements on nibbling restrictions on the export of russian agricultural products. a fully implemented virginia makes, bu

years, he has been at the head of our country, he cooperated very closely with the president of russia putinilitary interests, which he cannot handle from this pool of interests. this is a very complicated and complicated case, he will refuse. and therefore he is in a serious conflict of interests. he is not the same objectively . let's say it like this. to the audience , thank you for watching. i hope you had a good time and all the best . don't miss the new season of the champions league on megogo, support shakhtar against porto and watch the bayern-manchester united super match on september 19 and 20 at 10:00 p.m. exclusive on megogo, the museum territories of terror of the jewish geth of lviv was transformed by the soviet occupiers into a prison with which the road went to the shaft. a better example of the symbiosis of two totalitarian regimes cannot be found. the nazis created this geth to destroy the jewish population of cities with this place was one way to the death camps , the bolsheviks used this experience to send their prisoners, their enemies of the people , to the death camps

, according to your idea, do they imagine you know russia without putin and what kind ofa it will be, but you appeared in an episode of this man. he often spoke in this style. in fact, he has a great hatred for everything western, the usa, and the european union. he considers europeans to be weak in general. it is nothing like his approach, she treats ukrainians, ukrainians should not exist, there should be little russians who dance the hopak and with he forgot that in general, balalaikas have two strings or three at most. and in general, ukrainians play instruments of goodness and many other instruments that do not give such a direct answer, how will it all end, because ukrainians, as a rule, are really very difficult under such a neighbor where we have lived for centuries. but the time has come and he will regret his words very much now when he will sit there and think about how he brazenly declared what it's all over, that's why the problem is that we didn't understand it right away and also tried to find some compromise solutions , i'll say that not only will it be no

tomorrow in vladivostok, he will meet with the president of russia vladimir putin .tiations is the new york times. the new york times calls the exchange of technologies and the supply of weapons . of the submarine fleet as well as food moscow expects to receive ammunition from the dprk on the eve of the representative of the us state department matthew miller warned that if kim jong-un will provide russia with weapons against kender, new sanctions will be introduced, the diplomats of japan and south korea reacted to the meeting of the leaders of japan and south korea, a platonic un member state must not violate the security council resolution on sanctions against north korea, including illegal arms trade, there can be no military cooperation with north korea, which undermines peace and stability in the international community, the government will continue to collect and analyze intelligence japan will seek full implementation of the un security council resolution together with its as partners, russia will ask north korea for artillery shells and anti-tank missiles, a

korea for weapons. us media say that north korean leader kim jong, and will travel to russia for talks with vladimir putin. the 2 countries have so far denied that any north korean arms have been used in russia's war against ukraine. also coming up more vibrant boats leading to dijon, we made a man prepared to risk his life for travel to europe and a smuggler set to profit from the dangerous journey. and the african leaders gather in nairobi for a summit aimed at finding climate change. we looked at how kenya is already leading the way by generating most of this power from the . i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. the us as the north korean leader, kim jong implants, to travel for rushed to russia for a meeting with president vladimir putin. at the top of the agenda, a potential deal to supply russia with ammunition for the war and ukraine. but the kremlin is refusing to confirm reports of any potential meeting. the north korea's military mines on full display celebration in july marketing ended the korean war. russian defense minister, so it gave show you stood side by side with the north korean pre

the summit took place in new why is it in india and it was not even attended by the president of russia, putinough india did not sign this rome statute , that is, he could have flown in, he was also arrested , and also the leader of china xijin-ping was not there either the head of the government was present. well, we know about the long-standing, let's say, friendly relations between china and india . maybe this was the reason for his absence. i mean, well , what did biden say in the statement of the white house? biden . we also discussed discussed the brutal and illegal war of russia in ukraine and there was sufficient agreement in the hall regarding the need for a just and lasting peace that supports the principle of the un charter and respects sovereignty and territorial integrity this territorial integrity we do not just have a suspicion that everyone understands differently and why , for example, this declaration was signed by russia . objects of the russian federation and lavrov. in this way, i think so . the statements of the third countries, yes, the logic of russia in this regard is

how strategic is it, when we say, and you say so, with a little with such concern that here is russia, putinat, they can... pour themselves into an orgasm in some kind and they are close and close to the eurasian space and so on, but such super deep people, i'm not saying you're not super deep, but i'm different, they say, well, it doesn't work strategically, it can't work at a distance there 5, 10, 15 years, they have such different views on the future of the world in russia and in china, that it is not... it is not commensurate and does not coincide, tell me something, sir, well, this is such a vish fulsin, you know, that is, we give the desired reality, and you understand what the problem is with the analysis of china, so that our people, for example, learned what china was like during the times of prohodushinpine there or remember the bodies there and in general, just not realizing that in 2023, the communist party, led by tsedzenpidon in his third term, is actually no longer the china that someone from they have approximately the same views, and at the same time russia, it already recog

i think that somewhere a miracle is being realized influenced your summer, which remained in russia. putin in this way to remind you that now you should not think of going anywhere there. maybe he just has information , even more likely it is that many people are starting to sharpen their skis, as they say, to the west . they see that the war is being dragged out to the end of the country by all those restrictions and sanctions, and there is no problem inside the country, and we need to look for some kind of relocation mechanism, you know, as it is fashionable to say it in them. and he does not even convey so much to these two people who left there, he conveys to a greater extent to those who remain we will now look more carefully and you will not think of leaving this ship , which is sinking like a submarine, and these boats that were there , and at this factory, you will not think of fleeing from russia , because now everything will not work out so easily well, i think that he was picked up what apparently, facebook users have information that in the last two months, the number of edits

book that i bought and read, the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putinges took place, but why was there no revolution? ten or even 15 years, if we count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then in russia, and something was achieved then, or so we thought, first of all , the collapse of the soviet empire and 15 countries took place including ukraine and the russian federation gained their independence and compared to other empire collapses it was relatively peaceful at least until last year secondly they transitioned from a predominantly command-administrative economy to a market economy but in this book i wrote that the transition from dictatorship to democracy took place but he was ambiguous and it is a little disturbing that in this book , where i consider various elements, i said that democracy in russia was not consolidated and it is tragic that now two decades later we see that putin took advantage of these weak democratic institutions, he destroyed them today, i witnessed the return of the russian dictatorship.

it's anyone's guess whether he will be going to russia to meet with vladimir putin.ugh indicators carried through the news and elsewhere that this might happen. the last time this pair met, mr putin gave mr kim a coin in exchange for a sword. it was to avoid future strife, putin said. it turns out he will need to pay a much greater price. jean mackenzie, bbc news in south korea. let's get the latest with sean dilley, our correspondent in washington. shaun, so what more are they saying about this potential meeting where you are in about this potential meeting where ou are in ~ ., ., .,, you are in well, the language has been remarkably _ you are in well, the language has been remarkably restrained - you are in well, the language has been remarkably restrained from| you are in well, the language has i been remarkably restrained from us officials, clearly the state department national security officials of the white house all urging north korea not to sell these weapons to russia, in support of the invasion in ukraine. but be under no doubt it is one thing using words a