beginning of the war, there was a devastating simply the destruction of everything related to russia russia russiaalso means that the majority of ukrainians perceived victory day more as such a russian holiday now that it is associated with russia, no, i think that ukrainians still considered it theirs in the previous years, because let's look at other figures of the same modern study of ours, ukrainians believe that ukraine made a very large contribution, in fact, all ukrainians admit that ukraine made a huge contribution to the victory of the second world war, and here we are now showing that 78% of ukrainians consider this contribution of ukrainians to be very significant, but i see a certain contradiction in this if almost 80% of ukrainians believe that this is a very significant contribution to the victory and at the same time, 60% do not, well, do not celebrate victory day as something special. how to explain this. and this is due to the fact that this holiday of may 9 is actually mythologized in russia. accordingly, if we do not want to have any relationship with russia, and we can also tal

at what point will russia consider the us to be a co belligerent in this conflict? the fact is, washington is at war with russia and russia is being forced to respond with cross sucking escalation. i'm joined by my guess li. straight ahead in sioux falls . he is a host of the backstory on radio sputnik in del mar. we have scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons inspector, and in sydney we cross to alley risk. he is a contributor with our monitor or a gentleman, cross hoc rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st and del mar, i see that you have a lot of books behind you. i know you write a very often you bright for a column on the rti website. and so i have kind of bulloch some linguistic quick questions for you. in the case of the ukraine conflict. what does the word proxy mean to you? and what does the word co belligerent means to you? because it seems to me they are very elastic in this complet. go ahead, scott: well, to me, i mean when, when we speak of a proxy where we're basically saying that ukraine is, is

is the good russia, bad russia , russia is bad, it's only bad russia, and there is no such thingorgive. let them change their power and let them stop this war. i'm sorry, but i saw an old man. i think you are the same one. understand once and for all. and that's simple. that's why ukrainian people are suffering now. why are our guys dying at the front? no one attacked russia. язык yes we must go in this direction i want to learn an even better ukrainian language so that when there are things i will be involved in i will speak ukrainian i already understand the ukrainian language very well so in the future i myself will try to speak ukrainian ukrainian language why, because our children, we orient ourselves to development, to democracy, to the west, they are on top of the totalitarian mentality that wants, er, russia is somehow on us, er, how to force him to be a part of this, what are we for, what are we let's fight vopros well, let's ask why we want a free democratic society to live and develop, and putin and russia don't give us that, it will end with suicide, i don't know how

russia. ,, , ., ., ., , russia. i think you want to “ump in and talk about i russia. out belarus? right, so| there is a huge difference between russia and its actions and their internal situation and belarus, because we have seen protests throughout the last two years in belarus and their opposition is growing stronger and stronger. there are even military forces from belarus that came here to ukraine to fight for us, to fight potentially against their own people, if they will attack ukraine. so there is a huge difference and we should not put them into the same bracket. lukashenko will be very careful and he will try to get in good with putin before he jumps he will try to get in good with putin before hejumps into the war. they will continue firing missiles from belarusian to literary, these will have observed over the days, but announcing the war bringing official forces and will probably cause lukashenko his place. little back to john _ cause lukashenko his place. little back to john simpson. _ suzie russell in france asks, "is it unrealistic to assume that whateve

russia's feet. russia has launched a _ russia's feet. russia has launched a grain - russia's feet. d a grain war, - russia's feet. russia has - launched a grain war, stocking a global food crisis. launched a grain war, stocking a globalfood crisis. the launched a grain war, stocking a global food crisis.— a global food crisis. the us secretary _ a global food crisis. the us secretary of _ a global food crisis. the us secretary of state - a global food crisis. the us secretary of state echoed l a global food crisis. the us - secretary of state echoed those thoughts, calling at russia's war of choice, but in the meantime un secretary general says he is an intense talks to create food corridors, he want until then the world's poorest nations will suffer. let's get some of the day's other news. germany, denmark, the netherlands and belgium are hoping to increase their north sea wind power capacity tenfold by 2050 to help the eu achieve its climate goals and avoid russian hydrocarbons. danish prime minister mette frederiksen said the plan would make the north sea "the green power plant o

russia itself is almost leaning into that. yesterday. the foreign ministry in russia said that russia should consider leaving the world trade organization and the word world health organization as well. so, you know, there's this long term narrative within russia that russia is under siege, surrounded by enemies. and it's almost as if the country is kind of preempting at the international community, kicking them out of more organizations and is and wants to leave itself. thank you very much. emily sherman so says in ukraine's 2nd largest city hoc, if a repelled a russian attempt to take the city, they fight as will fall to protect it. are being hailed as he as heroes. but so too are the volunteers who headed out to the front line without arms or training to rescue civilians trapped during the heaviest fighting dw reporter. i'm yes, if visited one volunteer in a hospital in live if waking up from a nightmare after 2 months of operations said he, yvonne shook is recovering from his wounds. after the war broke out, he volunteered to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of har. keith

thousand people, who are now in the call who are now in captivity with their forces of russia and the forces of russiaen information to this hour, we find out in our donbass it was demolished in bermuda donbass was demolished in the bernwald. he's zero, then he's back on the air live stanislav well , well, what about the details of the girlfriends? when fighting there, we were a battalion. maybe the last witch can put us in a battalion as a battalion, and he went out on the roof, and the azov people can say to themselves that the page said, i really want to say really, and you are my three commanders of the commander, uh, juventus also became stalin from captivity. and you walked they quite calmly calmly raise your hands, for now and tattoo tattoos we have them about those or very many very tributaries. he has such a wave of gas to show in your ancient ancients very strongly, when they were when the nazis and the nazis, uh, the twentieth. here, in fact, it was more like this more and here is the story and here, by the way, transformers, so that, well, just those mariupol people, just those mariupol pe

at what point will russia consider the us to be a co belligerent in this conflict? the fact is, washington is at war with russia, and russia is being forced to respond with it. is that more in ukraine is equal. it is a proxy war of the west against russia. russia tells you, and it is the west to blame for starting a confrontation against russia by turning ukraine into a bridge head for a backup graves hey, in the backyard, had to play ground inside. residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don. boss and hain, the town of rebellion a to a correspondent report from the city. little guns republican now reportedly cleared of nationalists forces when much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals and hungry. his prime minister slammed the latest you sanction plans against russia, which.

and what to do with the day-to-day popularization of russia, so depriving russia of nuclear weapons, depriving russiastic complex demilitarization of russia and how does it treat the very definition of the peoples who join the russian federation against their will. that is, they are tatars, bashkirs, yeputs, it is dagestan, chechens, it's a bunch of people, it's not there either. that is, it's one of the the greatest fears in my opinion of germany or other countries, that russia will fall apart in the same way as they were afraid that the soviet union would fall apart when you were there. give your sad speech, of course , we are waiting for kyiv. it means that ukrainians do not need to run for the soviet union need keep it because the soviet union is stability, that is the same thing we are observing now and in my opinion this is one of the biggest problems and when ukrainians come out with these topics well or let's say when i talk about it there as a german citizen they look at it as do you know the solutions, such as the world without russia, russia’s business is great, yes, and your experience or

russia from the global markets. you simply can't, because russia is not the north korea, russia, russia is the major, do, sir, and explore that of energy goes all over door. and secondly, as i said, the, the main goal, the main thought of that was to, we can do european union. why? because they work, union for the united states is a yes, a military ally, but the is also an economic rival. so the sink show regime was a long planned and carefully studied to weaken the european union. and indeed, the 1st target of the sanctions regime as you know, was the norm to stream to so by then the, the war to bomb up with them. now, for many years, american political scientists criticized russia for using crude power and extolled the american ability to exercise self or smart power. and when other players back to americans will not because they are forced to but because they genuinely one till finally special for themselves. getting these images that are of fun of the global common good as an author or an advocate of universal. busy rules and values, it will change as a result of this whole ukrainian affair. in my opinion, doesn't ma

russia. that is the question, russia and russia russia and the essence of the essence of the issue, crazy in 0, pull out of this construction the main part of it will be told in 2015. that's when i started writing a book about the events on the maidan yes, i'm there, that is, the situation described how at one time the politicians went. in what way at the beginning did they say that the war is what we consider the great patriotic war, in fact, it is no there is a small, patriotic war. this is just a world war, and there were two sides of the conflict in it, which, in fact, in unleashing this war and equally guilty, of course, on the one hand, fascist, germany and with. another soviet union and c. eventually. we agreed to the point that they put an equal sign between the fascist resolutions of the soviet union, that is , the same european and russia is the successor of the soviet union after the collapse of the soviet union, that's, in fact, that's all. and this sign of equality in ukrainian society he retains, that is, russia is now the heir from the point of view of this european revolution,

well, what good is it within e human relationships, russia is not aggressive russia will not be anyone. just like that, offending russiaional and nothing is needed. she generally, of course, uh, we secretly have to say this to ourselves. it is, of course, much more nationalist than imperial, that is, the russians are satisfied with what they have and we have had anger. thank you very much for this conversation and for mercy thank you this was noted by vladimir putin the meeting on the development of the transport complex demanded that we get rid of any red tape in the implementation of transport projects, and our plans for the development of transport infrastructure should not move at a high dynamic pace. the firmware of the so-called bottlenecks i want to be heard of its design and construction, of course, subject to the requirements for the safety and reliability of the objects being commissioned. this goes without saying. and another statement by the president to expand to invest huge funds. there are hundreds billion we have rubles for this, they plan to pave new ways. and there will be nothing to lead on them, sin

for everything it is necessary to accustom russia taught that russia russia does not charge for everythingt from your friends, don't mind. ah, well you're not a state that was built to trade a number of merchants. for everything you must be paid and you must demand the full price, and sometimes with interest, because when you pay 100%, that is, for the loss of a neutral state status should pay minted coins, and i quote notorious serials. they have to pay with what translates into a decrease in the number of coins they have at their disposal. and the last thing i want to say is that everyone was talking about the dollar about what threatens the dollar and dollars dollars dollar. and the euro - it's approaching the dollar. what about the euro? it was served and achieved this strength by bringing the german economy. and if the german economy is broken through the knee, as you say? this could lead to changes in the euro, and germany needed the euro to get up. and if germany no longer needs anything, then who needs the euro. for example, the uk is interested in keeping the euro. the united stat

territories, but it's also war on commodities and how to put each other under pressure ukraine, russia, and russia, russia on the i. on the other hand, european consumers, and speaking of russia, putting pressure on ukraine, the in users, they're both for gas and for oil. it's been a challenge as russia targets more basic infrastructure. at the same time, more people are returning to keep in other parts of western ukraine potentially using in needing those supplies. give us a, give us an outlook on what the economic situation there is for people who are trying to, to consume these things. for example, is quite difficult and a very practical level, if you are in need of gasoline and mighty mac, she was looking for day yesterday to got gasoline. so we can go from a to b. now our people are returning to places. for example, i butcher, which is a close to keefe city that's been heavily embattled, just more than a month ago. there only one gasoline station remains open. and if you got gas is probably about 10 litters per car. so obviously black markets have sprung up to fill that gap, but a definite remains a

we need to preserve our role in the world architecture of russia that is being formed right now, these very years. russia acts itself. russiands for a balanced world architecture, safe and stable, for constructive economic interaction, and we will say a resolute no to any sanctions. will take russia russia will expose russia will win. today, for the sake of the memory of vladimir vladimirovich, the great man of genius , the founder and leader of our party , a decade will pass, a powerful political force that will go on, but today the remaining moment for each of us is paid off. we must support each other, and today we sacredly keep our decision. 40 days before may 15, we do not make any personnel decisions any movement anywhere no action before the 40th day, orthodox tradition, which our leader, our father and teacher, even a deputy state teacher, sacredly observed. it was a live broadcast of the may day rally of the ldpr party throughout the country today, large-scale actions of the federation of independent trade unions dedicated to may day are taking place, it is expected that about 3 million people will take part in the

this is russia russia where many languages ​​are spoken and understood each other, the russia that ourestors passed on to us, and that we will leave to our descendants. at night on the shore. other than that, i'm not interested. i don't care what happened between you or your husband. silence the premiere of a multi-part film from may 10 on the first well, there, i don’t know. i said let's go. captain komlev pilot bilateral pneumonia partial frostbite of soft tissues the heart is working, completely. passable. yes all i have to watch as they die on the table. buy what can you tell the doctor? sister that's it. be patient. it will pass. i'm out too at first hands were on fire. why am i no longer at all. mother on the other hand could die, and you are alive. well, like a second chance a second life. give me time to heal you. petrovich came to the stylistic policy of the nazi clinic; the germans are paying with millions of those killed in the soviet german fleet well, this is for you. then the doctor will help to try on. the concert will begin with a baby. nechayevo has arrived. maybe stil

at what point will russia consider the us to be a co belligerent in this conflict? the fact is, washington is at war with russia, and russia is being forced to respond ah, fee. you started the war against the dumbass republics in 2014, but the authorities didn't take civilian casualties into consideration. ukrainian armed forces moved remorselessly towards that goal. taking control the rebel regions capital was done as and who guns or the course i mean might be what? there is to use the level of a but i'm bonus something. what are the blog, boucher when come up? not there stood what i do should leave it on a lot of them. let me apply for a couple of shops dealing with the buddies pro quest with the bank come up to provide it for just the mom who b a u. s. off of our resolve community level for that there should be a little bush of sure because of the will to really from the, from much more with another. another holder that is good mushroom, the most or other go for when you start with the, with them over to want to provide that. we're to the beauty for the mom, she kind of g. would you sport it was you or what need some ty

join the sanctions. campaign continued with trade with russia in asia has refused to exclude russia from the g 20. and most importantly, it is russia, his age of sorry, which is their rising economic power, not europe. so with asia rising and asia, not joining the sanctions campaign against russian, i think skew. this gives russia a lot of our leverage to continue with us military operation without having to had any concerns regarding any escalade tree economic measures being taken by its firms in the west. well, it's got a scout go to lee here lee, and what we've heard from ali is so very important um about the nature of the regime in care of which they, there is scant coverage of it in western media. there is no context whatsoever. what this conflict means, um, i'm sure my guests are aware of it, like the men scored z, illegal, overthrow the democratically elected government in 2014. all of these things are left completely out of the west of western discourse. you do not do very many people in america know that the, that the on one of the, some of the most important military groups in ukraine or neo nazis. have you ever heard tha

russia. russia tells the u. n. and has a west to blame for starting a confrontation against russia. they're turning ukraine into a bridge head for battle. graves in the back yard had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don bar. send him the town of rebellion a to a correspondent report from the 15 little guns republic now cleared of nationalists forces when much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals.

russia to cease to exist, or i think that in russia there is exactly the goal that was determined in december to move nato bases and americans. the state of 97 is quite enough to ensure the security of russiaia has no more goals today. in russia, the goal is to ensure its security and for this it is not necessary to destroy, the united states it is enough to return them to the state of the ninety-seventh year is another matter. what methods and how is it, right? that is, you propose that they be returned to the state of the ninety-seventh year, after all, it says something else , somehow you immediately think, but clinton took the president and will help. he fools more of his mia it is forbidden. he was twice, only we were left. monica is gone, he already met with tikhanovskaya on vova. after that, so that monica is no longer a ride. i just appreciate the security of russia should not be destroyed. this should not and cannot be the goal of russia. russia may well exist if the united now exist, as it exists, the explanation is spelled out in the concept of the destruction of the united states, they also do not have it now. well, what happened now on the territory of ukraine lately violates

russia. they're telling they're not. but the, the fact is, through this proxy conflict, united states nato is a, you're waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well if i got to you and sydney, we had officials in the u. k. very ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all now, why shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean, that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments are half charlotte. what's happening is a wider western war being waged against, fraternal, just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple enemies, russia is facing as your previous cust. the sand. i'd have to mention here the report which was published when york times today, which mentioned that sir, the americans were providing intelligence tele ukrainians, which led to the target in keller and killing of russian generals. so i think things have become clear as to how many enemies the or the russians are facing them . ukraine. now, rianna regarding your question, does that make her other western assets targets? so perhaps wisdom's arm was sent arms shipments headed to ukraine. of course it does if the situation continues to unfold, and i think this is what term russian f

she's been understandably, a lot of time talking about russia. russia is preparing to trigger new crises to destabilize the world. pleading with russia to allow the grind to be moved. is that her audience today is that who she's speaking to? not only she's definitely speaking to russia and also that the g 7 stand behind the sovereignty of ukraine. there was a question about crimea, that's also the statement that the g 7 foreign minister published thing we will never recognize. boat, as russia has attempted to change by military aggression and will uphold our engagement in the support of the serenity and territorial integrity if you create including crimea and all states. so a clear sign to russia saying that the d 7 will also continue with their efforts to help ukraine defend itself against the russian aggression and also help itself to defend the sovereignty of the, of the country. a couple of things announced along the way it was going to be hard to have a policy light on the table to left off the 2 dice, but a global alliance for food security. after filling out the graphic detail to some of the size of the challenges that she and

russia's major country whatever we think, whatever it's done, but it needs to be treated, it needs to maintain. we're going to have to live with russia, but especially the europeans are going to have to live with russia about the risk of pushing too far here and maybe pushing russia into humiliation. are you concerned about that? >> again, the most urgent thing now is to stop russia from continuing its war of aggression. and even though there has been pushback in the north around kharkiv, they're still making some progress in parts of ukraine. so that is the most urgent part. i think we can all agree that some states -- hopefully there'll be a negotiated solution which can be sustainable as soon as possible. russia will remain our neighbor. we need given the bad relationship -- to manage a bad relationship with russia including lines of communications to prevent stent to happen and if it happen, make sure it doesn't spark a really dangerous situation. so, yes, we need to contact russia, but russia needs to respect international law and stop war of aggression. gerry: the the u.s. congress recently passed a huge new package of aid for ukraine, $40 billion. americans support that, but a lot of them are

russia. russia started its war against ukraine in 2014. one russia start this fool skill war? i am sure that the answer to these questions is also no. now we see but there are expectations to have. to prevent such aggressions, how do we stop brute force that has challenged everything? we all cherish and value, that is what the turning point don't expect russia using their special within, biological. to not give the aggressor what the world will not see to attack to free them. altering the world with the maximum average. russia and every other -- who clearly know the immediate consequences for their actions. i believe there is still no satisfactions against russia. there should be russian oil embargoes. all should be embargoed, no exception. there should not be any trade with russia. this should be a precedent for sanctions that will work. support the piece. it is necessary to set a precedence. not be associated with war crimes. but war criminals and their interests. particularly when i full-scale war begins because someone there is -- because in that case everyone --. everyone

believe in russia, they were friends of russia despite any uh, russian sins, but what happened now, this war uh, it was not only ukraine 's back. was a blow in the back to all these friends of russiathe world and now this is a huge, huge stratum of the population, even just individual people who somehow internally felt some kind of sympathy for russia, they are all now changing their attitude, refusing, there is absolutely such a global retreat from this political force, and this is also part of it i will lose what russia now has on its hands, that's why this performance is from my point of view. it seems that even the russian society has felt all the lies, it is just as empty as the russian army and the russian state, it is one solid, solid potemkin village, that's why, well, you have to understand that many people in the west said that putin is a strategic genius, in fact it is the person is small, worthless, not outstanding and not very smart . in all her 20 years, she dared to do one such brave act, and this brave act turned out to be an absolute disaster for him and for his country is a war with ukraine. well, what putin is really good at is attacking those whom he thinks are

else, and here zelensky should probably remember his eternal assurances that russia and that russia will attack and that russiaill attack russia has attacked and now i think that such a well soothing tone, it seems to distract us from the price that the ukrainian people pay for liberating their territory, this is a huge sacrifice, in fact , and here it is, well, this is such a fragile ice, because the government is always optimistic. it has such a function to be optimistic and, well, let's say to spread this optimism to its citizens, but the citizens pay for this defense from their own pockets, well, look at the reports of the authorities about the fact that the next population centers are being repelled, they insist on the fact that ukrainians are dropping off to send their soldiers to war and to buy something useful for him so that he does not go empty-handed, that is, we know very well that if the state did not try, it would not add everything, and that is why volunteers work day and night and for some reason, well, somehow the state does not even notice these volunteer efforts, the state appropriates every

russia, she really loved, really. everyone tried not only to ask me who came from russia everyone. he asked how russia was. defeat the russian spirit, we will not win, she will stand on her feet. the time will come when all countries can. as they say turn to russia russia will be the breadwinner of the world, and light comes from there light. yes, i noticed, i was rather, bulgaria, she told bulgaria not to live without russia. that's all i want to say in the three soldiers fought against russia, i'm not a politician. i respect you politicians. well what i know is who i'm talking about. well, again, by the way, not as politicians, as it happens, or your words. or rather, the words in england that you voiced russia will become the mother of the whole world, so they say, yes, the russian spirit, they did not win. so there is a fist on the table. she is suvorov, and here vanga suvorov spoke. i say that before me was before my eyes, friends, my history. here we are, firstly, a very important point, we in no case oppose expert opinion to me, opinion or there is a prediction of a warning to you. no, we are trying

think it's the likely scenario, however much you've spent a lot of time reporting in russia living in russia study in russia. you speak russian. do russians support president? yes, this they do. i mean, all opinion polls have indicated that actually put in support in recent months has gone up thanks to the conflict in ukraine, you know, from united states originally. and at least in this aspect, the u. s. and russia is very, very similar when there's war on we rally around the flag. russians are any different in that context. at the same time you have to say, pollutant has really cemented his power, his grip on power since 2011. when he came back into power, there isn't a function opposition in russia, most of the opposition leaders have been killed, poisoned or put in prison, and a lot of the more liberal opposition figures and force of the country. so take any of these opinion polls with not disagreeing, but a kilogram of salt, because there isn't that climate in russia that really allows you to voice or opposition, especially when somebody calls up on the phone and says, you know, do support the present

that russia became a normal state at one time, it is very important that the people of russia move away from their terrorist policy and this is very important precisely for the future and for russia so that russia can look to the future for its real interests and here the result can be decided only on the battlefield, only this can to cause the solution of the new russia, which will not have the imperialist face of russia, in which the interests will be directed first of all to the future, ukraine is a large producer of food and uh, if ukraine loses this war then the whole world will suffer from a shortage of food products, because ukraine does not have the opportunity to export all these economic products for export, and if it continues in this way, then people in africa and other regions of the world will suffer from a shortage of food products, and this will have huge consequences and not only hunger, but also political instability, the victory of ukraine and freedom from trade is somewhere possible to avoid this, and the tenth that sums up all this is that the victory of ukraine is necessary not only for ukraine and for all of us, to be able to look into the future of ukraine

russia. well, they've, they've been doing that over the world and every time that seems to happen, it always traces back to russia. russia is the big, bad, bad wolf. and i know for myself, i've spent the last 20 years being taught 30 years being taught that russia's bad, right only to figure out over time by meeting lots of people in russia. i mean, a lot of people, frankly, in nations that that they say are bad, like afghanistan and iraq and in, and even parts of the middle east that it's not the case. so i look at this is just another one of those chapters in the book of, of how they want to rewrite or manipulate the facts in order to protect their interest in that area, which is frankly, a threat to the sovereignty of russia. well joe ullman host of the conservative daily podcast. i'm sure we'll have you on a get before too long to continue discussing this. thank you very much for your time today. god bless you. the us is pushing russia to announce a technical defaults after washington bar to moscow from penny's debt through american banks. moscow says the default is not on the cards, however, stressed and it has the

russia ? well, russia is also forced to because, excuse me . for example, china is in no hurry to cooperate with russiaasionally sends its emissaries to seek help

russia? >> of russia won we wouldn't be here right now. >> russia, russia, russia. definitely wasn't hot like here. >> not a shot was fired. >> there was a disease going around. i don't know what it was. >> covid? >> we have our war with the invisible enemy. >> the first war, there was just ready to have another war. >> go get them! >> who bombed pearl harbor? >> we did, the united states. >> russia? >> japan bombed pearl harbor. >> china, russia. >> i don't understand. ♪ ♪ >> what's her name? >> that's a precious name. >> oh, precious. >> what you want to tell jesse watters? >> happy memorial day! >> what's popping, jessica mexico i'm watters and this is my world. >> i love you, i love new york and i love coney island. >> jesse: watters window, little beach read recommendation over the weekend, i read james patterson by james patterson. the stories of my life. it's his autobiography, it is a fantastic read, i highly recommend it. it's just a real, real page turner and he's going to be on the show later in the month, and you're going to love, love the interview. tim

russia sends a shredder with russia. always different always different principled principled views cooperate cooperation with russia with ple germany it is not profitable, and this fact, he could not deny, give deny, even in excess of hard hard pressure, for which the chancellor, olafshler paid and paid. olaf scholtz, approved of the shaved solution a, a. deprivation of deprivation of full authority called it completely justified justified otherwise and stated phil schloederm. it is worth leaving posts in russia in russian russian companies. so it would be easier, it is in the end and their listen here and it happened, many russians are ready to feathers. they are ready to move from go from city to city to rural to countryside and this property. and it's direct direct, proof of proof that what's new new points of growth. there, in russia , spies appear only around the police of megacities about this for a specialty around sounding. today spoke the speaker of the federation council haploe valentina matvienko discussed policies x

the fact is, washington is at war with russia, and russia is being forced to respond ah, it is a war in ukraine is equal, it is a proxy war of the west against russia. russia tells the un it is the west to blame for starting a confrontation against russia by turning ukraine into a bridge head for battle. graves hey, in the backyard, had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don, boss and hain, the town of rebellion or to a correspondent report from the saloon, little guns republican now reportedly cleared of nationalist forces, were much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals and hungry. his prime minister slammed the latest you sanction plans against russia, which include an oil embargo saying it will be a historical failure if adopted that risks. the blocks unity with hello, welcome to international way. we're coming to life or my headquarters here in moscow and police clear, and it's a pleasure to be with you. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. ukrainian forces have accused russian troops are violating the ceasefire at the as often field planned him reopen,