russia started blocking your expert _ russia blockade. russia blocking your expert just - russia blockade. russia started blocking your expert just after l russia blockade. russia started i blocking your expert just after the invasion. it must�*ve always been at the back of your mind that they could resume a blockade and i wonder if there were any contingency plans about finding alternative routes for export have been identified. 15 it export have been identified. is it even practical? _ export have been identified. 13 it even practical? the ukraine since the 1st ofjuly 2022 exported 67 million tonnes of grain, oil seed oil. 0nly million tonnes of grain, oil seed oil. only 46% we exported through the green corridor. all the rest we did in the alternative way which we used before. we sent 5 million tonnes of grain and oilseed buy drugs. we sent about 12 million tonnes by railway and we use the new porch. we exported about 18 million through these new ports but we can increase the capacity there up to two or 3 million tonnes per month easily. in t

russia will respond to this summit? vladimir putin and russia will respond with is summit? vladimir putin and russiain and russia will respond with lots ofnit? vladimir putin and russia will respond with lots of tough words vladimir putin and russia will respond with l alarm. )ugh words vladimir putin and russia will respond with l alarm. itgh words vladimir putin and russia will respond with l alarm. it is words vladimir putin and russia will respond with l alarm. it is an rds a good deal of alarm. it is an unfortunate fact that if you are tough russia, russian paranoia tough on russia, russian paranoia kicks in, and if you are in tough on russia, russian paranoia kicks in, and if you an liable to with russia, russia is liable to take advantage, at with russia, russia is liable to take adva putin, at with russia, russia is liable to take adva putin, so there will be a president putin, so there will be a part to determination on the russian part to find military responses. my is that both impression of this war is that both sides, both moscow and have sides, both moscow and nato, have been successfu

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russia? it is very important in many ways — russia? it is very important in many ways to _ russia? mportant in many ways to think _ russia? it is very important in many ways to think about - russia? it is very important in many ways to think about not | many ways to think about not having a timeline. if you were to link ukrainian membership to, for example, an end of hostilities or the end of the war, you are going to give russia every excuse to continue fighting for as long as it takes. that was not done, so i think the timeline as president biden said as months, not years, we will have to see how the counteroffensive ukraine is now engaging in will evolve, but the idea is that by the end of the year we hope to be in a position which we have a very serious set of discussions with ukraine about how this war may either end or at least how negotiations may be started, and nato membership is a fundamental part of that. it is, after all, the prospect of nato membership that russia feels the ukrainians want, that gives us leveraged about how these negotiations will go. if i were vladimir

we must get closer with russia let russia de-escalate and normalize relations, which has actually become a reality. only with america, russia's pole, and the power of china. what happened to this european strategy that has been ruined and a war of this magnitude in the heart of america and a strategic danger for this world order system, which is itself the ultimate basis of the world, the top of the main world between the unipolar world led by the united states and the multi-part world that i will create, which the rest of the creators in the west as europe and in france and germany now and the current president of the current president were all supporters of who are close to russia. america, as the manager of the world and seeing the uniqueness of this scene, is very dangerous and management and very dangerous for it, and russia entered the game. it was here that, in my opinion, it was here that the americans and i will tell you in english that it identified the conditions of the new world, in the course of the english flood, europe and outside and united with america. different american work tube and europe is growing, this

russia. russia needs turkiye. turkiye needs russia. the west needs russia and russia needs the west. s a kind of complicated world to understand because we are talking about interdependency. complex interdependency between other state actors and the international system. each one of these actors are actually bound to another one and this one to another one. for that reason, it is very complicated to tear one of these countries out and to say, well, it is ok, we are not working with you anymore. we have to work altogether. and this is about the humanity, it is about humanitarian purposes. in my point of view, we are seeing the elephants somehow in the room, fighting against each other. most of the time we are forgetting about these unfortunately poor countries who are really in need. they are being oppressed by the pressure that is being applied by the great powers. adrian: i want to kick you when two things you said, first on the suspension, and the fact that it could get up and running again. experts are saying that if it lasts longer than a few days, it won't be possible to get it u

russia, - russia. it wants to reduce its dependence on russia, in - russia. ndence on russia, in fact, russia. it wants to reduce its - dependence on russia, in fact, it has been doing that for the last decade. that is why france has been an extremely important part over the last ten years. francis the second second—largest military supply for india after russia. so, this raphael jet deal, as well as three submarines for the indian navy is quite important. we are also anticipating some sort of collaboration between france and india in terms of manufacturing and designing it together. so, france and india working together on those platforms. that is quite important, because india wants to reduce dependence on anyone partner. mr modi has made some pretty bold claims about india working as a counterweight to china in the indo—pacific. does india have the will and means to deliver on those promises? i will and means to deliver on those romises? ~ ., . ., , promises? i think india certainly has a will to _ promises? i think india certainly has a will to deliver _ p

russia. there is a big moral question. — russia. there is a big moral question, and _ russia. n, and it _ russia. there is a big moral question, and it is - russia. there is a big moral question, and it is not - russia. there is a big moral question, and it is notjust i russia. there is a big moral. question, and it is notjust the russia. there is a big moral- question, and it is notjust the uk but other— question, and it is notjust the uk but other nato allies like france, germany— but other nato allies like france, germany and canada. the uk has used them in _ germany and canada. the uk has used them in the _ germany and canada. the uk has used them in the past, in the gulf war, and it— them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is_ them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is only— them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is only fairly recently that they— and it is only fairly recently that they have — and it is only fairly recently that they have been banned by these 123 countries _ they have been banned by these 123 countries but the issue is notjust that they— countries

billions and millions to continue this war, because this is not a war between russia, which was declared to russia because russiasome point was a threat to them and now they are trying to contain russia to defeat it for in order to become heemons and military level they must be the strongest in the economy. they want to get everything, all resources, all technologies. they want to be in control. everything is not now ukraine has become. the war that russia has declared this is a war for imonia for 30 years. we saw how this war was being prepared. and this is the last event. in my opinion. this is just the final phase. intensity. it is necessary not to leave the resuscitation ward the european union , too, the system is falling apart and it's only a matter of time. liu any financial architecture that is not will control the dollar or euro or other currencies. to contain russia are used show me leaning in threats we pose no threat to them, but they still try to contain us with infinity of conflicts. here are conflicts, there is a strategy that russia should take a leading role in creating business. russia must dev

russia that are negative. i- geopolitical, consequences for. russia that are negative. i think for western— russiaern europe, it will- russia that are negative. i think for western europe, it will see i russia that are negative. i think| for western europe, it will see a tightening — for western europe, it will see a tightening of— for western europe, it will see a tightening of those _ for western europe, it will see a tightening of those relationships into eastern— tightening of those relationships into eastern europe _ tightening of those relationships into eastern europe even - tightening of those relationships into eastern europe even more. | tightening of those relationships - into eastern europe even more. karl bildt, into eastern europe even more. karl bildt. there — into eastern europe even more. karl bildt, there has _ into eastern europe even more. bildt, there has been a into eastern europe even more.|“ bildt, there has been a recommitment on weapons at a joint agreement. they had a training centre set up in romania, which brings us to the red lines. they're constantly shifting. first

that i am a student of a competitive history have read intensively and extensively about russia, russia, russia, and ukraine that essentially the same people. so what came up quoted are they have, we are in on a line continue. it's not for us it into a slight fuse and is somewhat on much of it. it doesn't care whether the car is black or white. it's so long it to catch the mice will have challenges. so under the bottom and we made resources to pay for what the distribution and insecurity to russia has. the key has this solution right here. apple really has an issue, really friendship and speaking on partnerships and friendships of what is the importance of strategic corporation between russia and africa. and what are some of those faxes that you see or other industries in sick to is that you see possible developments from russia produce is 10 to 25 percent of the global grants. so russia would be an authentic proxima in agriculture for it, and business russian oil companies. that's the problem. and it is some of the biggest plans in the market. now you have the 6 of the largest fully photograph

russia's strategy?— russia's strategy? russia doesnt russia's strategy? russia doesn't have _ russia's strategy? ategy? russia doesn't have a strategy. | doesn't have a strategy. russia, britain's strategy is to wait out the west, wait out ukraine —— putin's strategy. hope that somehow we will give up hope that somehow we will give up all the ukrainians will give up, people will get tired of supporting ukraine, and that is a failing batch, it's a failing bat. the united states is strong, europe is stronger but nato is strong, the ukrainians are strong. so putin is going to lose that bad, he doesn't have a strategy stop at the same time, ukrainian counteroffensive does appear to be moving slowly. find counteroffensive does appear to be moving slowly.— be moving slowly. and in an interview — be moving slowly. and in an interview with _ be moving slowly. and in an interview with cnn - be moving slowly. and in an | interview with cnn yesterday residents are lenski said he wanted to start the cou nteroffe nsive wanted to start the counteroffensive earlier and he had asked his allies, including the us f

russia's military? nothing that comes out of russia _ russia's military? nothing that comes out of russia suggest . y? nothing that i comes out of russia suggest that russia's military? nothing that - comes out of russia suggest that war is going in a fantastic direction for them, they have also raise the upper limit for mobilisation observers, anyone who has had former military experience. an unpleasant age, people who should be collecting their pension could be sent to the franchise. these are not things you do things are going well. they are rolling out tanks from the 1950s, for limited use in the battlefield but you don't do that if things are going well. all of the shows that russia's trying to dig in for the long—term, their best strategy at this point, having escaped together a lot to do it. they put forward a strong front but they are quite weak underneath. the question for ukraine is at the weekend have to visually crack, there is the moment when ukraine can commit its reserves. it does around ten reserve brigades, it hasn't committed to the fight yet, they are increasingly well—trained but

was there a moment when you were afraid of russia, but thought that russia would answer, so each time they crawled to russiaere surprised at what was happening in the nose. well, for now, for now. they believe that russia is not. she better not care. what he doesn't believe in, so we'll see. yes , europe has always acted just like that for us, it has always believed that it understands something about russia from charlemagne, but not the great, the twelfth donated from hitler to the current loans. here you can divert the topic, i do not divert the topic. what europe should do i say what russia should do. must speak citizens of russia, because it is our sovereign business to decide what and how is done in our country not so long ago, i used to say quotation marks in my studio. i am not a citizen of russia , therefore i cannot give advice to the leadership of russia on how to behave. and i appreciate it. why did you call me, that i'm at home? it’s just that i’m quoting you to be afraid of you, well, they don’t believe, what will you do? that's all. let food, believes, it is necessary in god they want to belie

russia found all health and strength, spruce to the drop will give to choose from the shore conscience allowed us, and fate wrote the official story, my friends, officers of russia, officers of russia friends were known by battles and with their own affairs. your friends officers of russia officers of russia serve me for crosses. thank you do not choose sinks. i would be a great caller. i have no peace on earth, so many people live alone to play. to be able to do something so that our bells could unite everyone, that the bell tower could stand without the narrow field of the bell tower, how my souls of stopuda cried and sang just like sings but if only we could reach the sky. we are family guys according to the family sings of a resident of the country who wants to. at the monument to the first landed on the kuban land performed by ansamka. song of gregory ponomarenko, the distance through the task through him we saved the holy name of the cossacks, we are not persecuted, there is no cossack and the cossacks are coming, we are surrendering. the sky be angry, lord let's go alone lonely. wait for me. you are my go-getter. wait for me. you will follow my give. it’s embarrassing to tal

i have read intensively and i, it's sensitivity about russia, russia, russia, and ukraine. my extension even send people. so an email quoted or they have we in on a line continue. it's not us have double into slight fuse and is i'm what, how much of it it doesn't care whether the car is black or white so long if you catch the mice will have children use of under development. we may have resources to pay for what the distribution and insecurity. russia has. the key has a solution. right here. apple really has an issue, really friendship and speaking on partnerships and friendships of what is the importance of strategic cooperation between russia and africa. and what are some of those faxes that you see or other industries. and 6 is that you see possible developments from russia for this has to include the tents, 5 percent of the global grants. so russia would be an authentic proxima, a good time to create an investment, rochelle oil companies. that's the problem. and there is some of the b gets less in the market and i gave you have the 6, the largest deployment photographs i

russia and the world. yes, there have been situations in the history of russia over the past many years when russia acted andrussia sacrificed its interests. well, it seems to me that what is being formulated very clearly in moscow is not going to be like that. and now we will be transported to washington where we will be talked to in mark bishops, a leading specialist in international security, who is well versed in washington politics, but understands what is happening behind the scenes of official washington mark good evening i am very glad to see you, how are things in washington , everything is calm in the american capital. as always, it is a pleasure to talk with you. well , everything, in principle, is quite tense, but somehow we hold on. well, as far as what is tense, one question immediately arises. and these are some assumptions in the american press that, uh, the administration biden, despite his very belligerent rhetoric. in fact, he is considering the possibility of some serious dialogue, and with russia on ukraine, you know that you saw something that would give grounds for this kind of assumpt

i have read intensively and i extensively about russia, russia, russia, and ukraine, that essentially the same people. so what came up quoted are they have we in on a line continue. it's not for us to double into, so i fuse and is somewhat on much of the fits and he doesn't care whether the car is black or white. it's so long it to catch the mice. we have challenges. so under the bottom and we made resources to pay for what the distribution and insecurity. russia has the key hazard solution that help or really has an issue really apprenticeship and speaking on partnerships and friendship. so what is the importance of strategic cooperation between russia and africa? and what are some of those faxes that you see or other industries in 6 is that you see possible developments from russia produce has to include the 25 percent of the global grants. so russia would be an authentic partner in agriculture, create an investment roshana oil company, that's the problem. and the rates of some of the b gets less in the market. and i gave you how the 6 and like, just for the photographs in the world

i have read intensively and extensively about russia by the russia, russia and ukraine essentials and send people. so an email quoted or they have we in on a line continue. it's not for us with double insight fuse and is somewhat on much of it. it doesn't care whether the car is black or white. it's so long it to catch the mice. we have challenges, so under the bottom and we made resources to pay for what the distribution and insecurity to russia has. the key has this solution right here, but really puts an issue really friendship and speaking on partnerships and friendships of what is the importance of strategic cooperation between russia and africa. and what are some of those faxes that you see or other industries and 6 is that you see possible developments from russia produce as 20 to 25 percent of the global grants. so russia would be an authentic partner, a good time to create an investment russian oil company. that's the problem. and there is some of the biggest glass in the market. and i gave you have the 6 of the largest fully photographs in the world. i've got is a product of

ukraine and of western society and how to reduce the threat from russia, which is weaker than russia , which is gradually declining than russiaich lives in illusions about some previous successes and which considers ukraine or russia or anti-russia and, accordingly, us ukrainians or non-russians or the wrong russians, all my experience and understanding of this russian regime, and during my diplomatic and political career i actually discussed any issues with russia and discussed my impressions that it is possible to talk with russia but only from a position of strength no other tone does not work with russia russia understands the mentality of force russia understands not only military force russia understands economic hybrid psychological force and the west should talk like that, but the west is also afraid that such force talk will affect transformations in russia, which will be uncontrolled, will affect the fact that the chinese influence of russia will increase and take into account many other issues , therefore, there is a fear of direct conflict with russia . the day before, the last two of the 10 victims of the russian

russia _ laid out there. what he says is that russia pass — laid out there. what he says is that russiat to eradicate ukrainian — russia pass attempt to eradicate ukrainian heritage by this forced deportation of children. just to mention— deportation of children. just to mention earlier this month russia has said _ mention earlier this month russia has said that it had taken in around 700,000 _ has said that it had taken in around 700,000 children and taken them into russia _ 700,000 children and taken them into russia for— 700,000 children and taken them into russia for their own safety. ukraine says that _ russia for their own safety. ukraine says that some of them have been returned _ says that some of them have been returned but for the most part most of them _ returned but for the most part most of them are — returned but for the most part most of them are still being illegally detained. the statement that mr cieveriey— detained. the statement that mr cleverley gave, he went hard in on russia, _ cleverley gave, he went hard in on russia, he — cleverley gave, he went hard in on russ

russia, and moreover, turkey is now sending the same signals to the arab world and says that you know, you are somehow friends with russia, but you see that here we are turkey, we help you get grain, but this russiahe does not. by the way, an interesting moment when russia was leaving then erdağan said that if russia does it again, it will supply its salaries for free, and this morning i had a conversation with a russian on jazira, this is the state of qatar-kanal and he said we we will be free glorify the grain, i think, i wonder how many holes you have in the budget right now, so that you, on the contrary, are looking for where else to make money, and against this background, you will give it to the ministry of finance of russia for free. your animal will run to you, says your animal. we need to somehow solve this deficit. no one will give us a loan. the imf will not work there. china has its own interests , let's put it this way, and belarus will not give. well , we need to keep what belarus gives us . we need money, russia says we will for free, i don’t believe that russia can demonstratively put a party, but then russia, uh, and populist statements. it’s just one to the other, you know how u

i have read intensively and i extensively about russia, russia, russia, and ukraine, that essentially the same people. so what came up quoted are they have we in on a line continue. it's not us with double interest like fuse and is somewhat on march and fits that he doesn't care whether the car is black or white. it's so long it to catch the mice will have challenges. so under the bottom and we may have resources to pay for what the distribution and insecurity. russia has. the key has a solution right here, but really has an issue, really friendship and speaking on partnerships and friendship. so what is the importance of strategic cooperation between russia and africa and what are some of those faxes that you see or other industries in sick to is that you see possible developments from russia for this is 10 to 25 percent of the global grants. so russia would be an authentic partner in agriculture for it. and in business, russian oil companies, that's the problem. and the rates are some of the biggest plans in the market. and i gave you how the 6 and like, just for the photographs in

meantime, what is the third world, there is no russia, russia today is a dying country, today it is leaving the common human space, that is, in this form, russial be no russia, which will dominate something there, will dictate something to someone will speak because it was a fatal mistake, and here i will return to those positions of 1997, about which you have already spoken, when the decision was made to make russia a member of the russian council of nato, when a proposal was made to russia practically became a member of nato when a proposal was made for russia to develop itself, it is a democratic country and so on, now all this will be corrected, but not within the framework of the third world war, there will be no third world war, there will be a ukrainian-russian war, a war that must end with the defeat of the empire which is not modern, that is, an empire that is already dead , it just doesn't know it yet, it's a zombie empire , i'm sorry that i use such a populist word, but there is this empire that does not understand that it is not modern, it is not competitive and so on, and russia must reach its finale. unfortunately, at the expense

and frivolity can be worth a huge amount of blood maybe we underestimated russia, our partners underestimated russia and russiad itself as you know i am so cruel i am the hammer of fate that hit very painfully in fact i thank you but we hit back with pain victory will be with us thank you for being with by us it was a worldview program and further on with us and further on with us news anna ivamelnik will tell about what happened the most important state at this hour and on it i congratulate you please for your work the news team is working on the most important thing - i will tell one woman died, a man was injured due to enemy shelling in the kherson region, the russians hit buildings in the village of sofiivka of the stanislav community, the head of the region, oleksandr prokudin, reported that rescuers are working on the spot, two enemy drones targeted the administration building at the port facility in the odesa region, the regional military administration also said that due to the fall of the debris, the downed uavs engaged two port terminals, one of which is a grain terminal

empire on channel russia 24 program malakhov on channel russia in st. petersburg the russia africa summit starts despite the unprecedented pressure from the west , delegates will take part in it, 49 of all 54 independent countries of the continent with an absolute majority. this primarily speaks of the political will of africa, according to vladimir putin, the region today is becoming one of the poles of the multipolar world and russia, in turn, will help the african state to strengthen sovereignty in anticipation of the opening of the form, the president held three important meetings. what africa can offer russia about russia dmitry morokov will tell africa a series of talks between vladimir putin and the leaders of african countries started on the eve of the summit russia africa in st. petersburg on the agenda economic and humanitarian cooperation by 30% to $6 billion russia supplies the country with grain, copper and timber, purchases fruits and vegetables the development of trade partnerships was discussed between vladimir putin and president abdel fatah asassi last year

that, but the russia has experience a number of terrorist attacks by ukrainian militants just today. and i think it's pretty clear that if the waterville come, ever closer to russia, russia will respond. do you think people in europe understand that? uh, you know, the, the time for illusions is over the, if there is a real war on the ground in russia, in ukraine, and if it continues, it may come to europe as well. no, they don't understand that property speaking. i think strong people as i'm kind of a mobile, i'm office the but the last great. what happened so long ago that most people think this better can somehow be localized if they were fully aware that this bull may escalate. because there's a interesting paradox. let's assume the waste is right, and they can really push russia back. uh, get your grade to push my shot back for would you be so can you, can you spell out the, the, i'll be you? yes, i just, i just some of the summarize what some people, i think he missed the grades actually said that because russia isn't sending it's whole. i mean, they may push it back. i don't see that there's europe, kids had adequate conception. they didn't these circumstances a gr

firstly, russia wants renewed access _ russia wants? firstly, russiant system, that would mean global banks, global merchants, shippers, insurers would be able to go back to doing business as normal with russia, which is what russia has been insisting on in order to get full visibility on what its exports of green and fertiliser could be. the second element is inaudible we don't yet know what it is going to be. at the moment there russia has pulled out of the deal because this promises not been met. we have seen grain prices climb massive assault of this move by the kremlin. if this continues, what impact could it have on our collective efforts to rein in inflation and the rising cost of living?— rein in inflation and the rising cost of living? the market was broadly expecting _ cost of living? the market was broadly expecting russia i cost of living? the market was broadly expecting russia to i cost of living? the market was l broadly expecting russia to pull cost of living? the market was i broadly expecting russia to pull out of the green deal, we h

russia is ripe. maybe 15 subjects a maximum of a and that 10, everything else must somehow be, somehow survive within the framework of russia although if you look at russiause in russia there are 20 megacities, well, cities of millionaires, to be more precise, and the agglomerations of these cities can essentially be an analogue of the american ones of states or new states. it looks like the trans-urals may fall because there is a big, uh, insult on the brain, because 70% of all russian exports are generated in the urals, and uh, more than 80% of all finances are concentrated in moscow . thank you, mr. volodymyr, for the conversation. it was volodymyr tsibulko, political expert, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our social networks and on the youtube platform, for those who are currently watching us on youtube, please vote in our poll, we are asking you about this, do you know how to do it in the event that russia commits a terrorist attack on the zaporizhzhia npp, if you know , click yes; if not, click no. at the end of the program, we will sum up the results of this vote, in addition, you can join our sponsor club of the y

, they were never killed by russia, russia copied russia war there will be new blocs, even within the european union, new blocs that will either be around ukraine, around this new bloc that many, many people are talking about, ukraine , poland, the baltic countries of great britain, and maybe there will be another blog that thinks well, it's old people in europe , it doesn't concern us, and it's probably normal for us , as i said. самое вот и всё что the most important thing is that we have victory in lithuania, no one doubts it, we are meeting with you today on the basis of the united e-e twenty 4 platform, which is a ukrainian m-m fundraising platform for collecting funds, including from abroad under the patronage of the president of ukraine as you got into this company, it’s thanks to your projects, the custodian of these projects with sea drones, when president zelensky announced that it was necessary to raise money for sea drones, we were the first to respond because we had money collected money for putin's birthday, this is one day. y

russia, russia will respond. do you think people in europe understand that? uh, you know, the, the time for illusions is over the, it's, there is a real war on the ground in russia and ukraine. and if it continues, it may come to europe as well. no, they don't understand that probably speaking. i think some people, as i'm kind of a mobile, i'm office the but the last great. what happened so long ago that most people think this better can somehow be localized. you say well 400 wow. that is full, may escalate. because there's a interesting paradox. let's assume the waste is right, and they can really push russia back. uh, get your grade to push la shot back for would you be so can you, can you spell out the me, you this i'm just trying to sort of summarize what some people i think is the best they will all you great actually said that because russia isn't said he gets hold on. i mean, they may push it back. i don't think that burst europe. he is, had adequate conception that these circumstances, a great power like russia will respond with any means at his disposal. i'd like to be i, i'd like to leave it as an on the top of it is that it's clear once, i mean, i gue

does not will stop until this happens russia started this war and it will end with russia really being defeated on the battlefield and this beyond any diplomacy and russias really suffering now ukrainians are suffering but now they will push out of russian interventionists is what russia and ukraine must do now, not only because russia invaded their territory this time , but if ukraine does not repel the enemy now, he will attack in the future. westerners in ukraine really have to endure a little more in the second world war, when great britain was fighting the nazis. that's how we endured then, and you ukrainians now have to fight for your independence. do you share the opinion that in ukraine there is this backlash in ukraine half a year, during which it must demonstrate its strength and superiority over russia from russia's side. i don't think that anyone from the west could express such an opinion , even from my colleagues. i have never heard such a thing. russia wants to present it like this. russia wants to present to the whole world that the support of the west will run out, there will be a certain fatigue, this is based on the propaganda that sp

russia. i forgot 2023 for i'm here in the venice of the old. it's a beautiful day in st. petersburg and the russian president says russia was firmly on a positive, was multi polarity and a number all failed to we're going to keep hearing this when the president made a meeting with his a come orient counterpart. who, under school, the russia is always being at the side of african states and decrease with them the russia is a very important partner for africa. friends in need is a friend, is ross, that was always the for africa, no matter what problems we faced. like the struggle for independence. russia has always been the, the russian for durations, investments into african countries, allowed many states to step on the policy of developments. and mr. president can show you that we're sincerely grateful for that success. african regional mass us should reduce costs and develops in the interest of the russian federation and the interest of the continent and the entire world eventually, prostate. the global, paula. so we're not inside of worlds. that's why we have traveled here as for security issues, many african states face security problems between each of the unfortunately climates problem sense security are the most challenging. we can also help each other in the console grantee because they do it through yeah. as a se

russia, russia will respond. do you think people in europe understand that the, you know, the, the time for illusions is over the, it's in there is a real war on the ground in russia, in ukraine. and if it continues, it may come to europe as well. no, they don't understand that property speaking. i think some people as i'm kind of a mobile i'm office feel, but the last raise will happen so long ago that most people think this method can somehow be localized. if they were fully aware that this tool may escalate and because the interesting paradox, let's assume the waste is right. and they can really push russia back. uh, get your grade to push my shot back for would you be so can you, can you spell out the, the, me, you, yes, i'm just trying to sort of summarize what some people i think is the best the greatest actually said that because russia isn't said he gets hold on, the ben may push back on the back. i don't think that burst europe. he has had an adequate conception that these circumstances, a great power life about shots, well respond with any means edits, disposal, i'd like to be. i'd like to leave it as an id. tell them it is that it's clear once, i mean,

russia safer. and yet those actions have boomeranged back and are making russia in their own view at least. i mean, i don't think that nato's a threat to russia, but in their own view, at least less secure. so, you know, it's kind of an interesting dilemma for or for russia. i, i did want to ask you, so in the book, you make pretty clear that putin and i think putin himself has made this clear, that he certainly see ukraine as an independent, an independent. people. they are clearly just proxies for the us and were telling them what to do and. he makes pretty clear that he's at war with the united states and you know if if we didn't know it before with i swear wasn't going to say the word elections tonight, but i'm forced to say the word the sort of the meddling in our 2016 elections, the disinformation that is everywhere, including today about the the the war in ukraine, sort of all of the different kind of soviet now post-soviet plays that the russian government using against us and. i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about the soviet playbook that are seeing reanimated and, how we should respond that so because i mean, i think

, russia, russia, when they went after him for something thateen really scapegoated, and that is certainly the perception of republican voters. >> correct me if i'm wrong. i believe that you have said the though you are friends for decades, january 6th was your breaking point. and so you will use your voice to try to prevent him from ever becoming president ain he is, as you know, 56 in the polls against all the other republican candidates. what is your plan? >> when i said that i use all my energy ends my brain power to deny him the presidency, i didn't sayaf afi ct sayld sway anybody. i don't know if anybody listens or she is my advice. i'm just telling you, i know him pretty well. what he did, post election was so outrageous, it was so unpatriotic. he was so anti american, and it was so selfish. so is narcissistic. i believed that the he is forfeited the right to be president. he's not fit, character wise, to be a president of the united states. >> why do you think the other gop hopefuls aren't getting as much tractre? >> rhonda scientist who

, russia, russia when they went after him for something that did not exist. and he seems to have been really scapegoated. and that is certainly the perception of republican voters. >> correct me if i'm wrong. i believe i said though you were friends for decades, january 6th was your breaking point. >> yes. >> so you will use your voice to try to prevent him from ever >> right.president again. >> but he is, as you know, a56 in the polls against a the other republican candidates. so what's your plan? >> that's -- when i said i would use all my energy and all my brainpower to deny him the presidency, i didn't say i would be effective. i didn't say i could sway anybody. i don't know that anybody listens or heeds my advice. i'm just telling you i know him pretty well. and what he did post election was so outrageous, it was so unpatriotic, it was so anti-american, it was so selfish, so narcissistic that i believe that he has forfeited the right to be president. he is not fit character wise to be president o

russia? they are already tilting towards - them towards russia? they are already tilting towards russiakes these assurances and if the grain actually gets there i think there would further cement the unwillingness to join the west in condemning what russia has done. fine what russia has done. one question — what russia has done. one question about _ what russia has done. one question about what's i what russia has done. one question about what's happening on the battlefield, ukraine saying its forces have liberated 35 square miles near bakhmut, the us secretary of state has said ukraine has recovered more than 50% of the territory that russia sees in the same time we're hearing that the counteroffensive is going slower than desired. how do you assess what's happening? unfortunately i think the counteroffensive has proved very challenging for the ukrainians. they haven't made as much progress as that of the word, the russians have used the past year to take in their defences, making it difficult for ukraine to take that territory. the ukrainians lack the airpower if they really want to pu

ukraine in order to use it against russia these supplies are due idea of ​​russia which seems to me to be erroneous and dangerous, because they are underestimated. russiaparticular in the industrial sector, most in the west do not realize that of all the countries in the world, russia is perhaps the only country that can be self-sufficient you do not need imports from other countries to keep your economy afloat, for your population to have food clothing housing in order for the industry to work and the us needs imports. they are no longer a self-sufficient country. in doing so, we propagate the myth of the fact that russia is a country of poor, uneducated slavs this is not leo there is one moment in the policy of president putin's russia that i am critical of, he does not cope well with the information war. look what the west is doing he is trying to control russia washington london intends to rape russia is a rude term but applies in every sense here. they want to take everything russian , divide it and use it only for the needs of the west, if they take a step back , they understand that it all started in 2014 in during the maidan in ukraine, this co

russia. will be practical, but now nato members do not want to use their armed forces to fight against russia, but we must make it clear that we will do everything that ukraine needs, arming, training their soldiers in order to defeat russiaing the end of this war closer and there is no doubt that it will happen, what kind of message can be given to the kremlin so that they understand that they will probably have to stop this at some point ? in ukraine they say that you still need to change a lot in your own country in order to become full members of the democratic institutions and the people of ukraine will not allow anything else to happen except their attitudes towards membership in nato ukraine is now in a state of war, no one wants a state of war, this is such a necessity in order to mobilize society and keep it safe and do everything for ukraine to win the war as soon as possible, and therefore we hope that in the near future the war will stop there will be elections again , there will be a strengthening of democratic institutions in ukraine, and there is no doubt about that, that is why when we talk about some question mark, this is a mistake, the time of the question will come in time, and really everything depend

how to restrain russia, how to deal with it, what is the strategy for russia out until the restoration of some relations with russia in the future, because russia must lose this war if we want victory for ukraine. so i have such a vision, thank you, thank you for this conversation. and why gintes macdonaz, former director of military intelligence of the european union, a colonel of the armed forces of lithuania , retired from this to the expert center for the study of eastern europe, and now we will move on to our conversation with the director of the middle eastern center of research igor semivalos, congratulations, mr. igor, congratulations, congratulations, greetings, good evening, everyone, hello to today's visit of the president of south korea. a few months ago, his office categorically denied the very possibility of a visit by the president of south korea to kyiv and said that such a visit would take place only if there were radical changes in the policy of help of south korea of ​​ukraine , well, if this visit took place, then we can say that radical changes have taken place, well, obviously , yes, i think s

russia, not the case for drama and austria. oh, what are you doing? russia, you're that was the mafia. you, you are. i mean, russia, this, a russia phobia to this russian enter russian sentiment has come up again in austria, in germany over the last few years. and i was like a cultural damage in a many people special also wanted to take the russian money. everybody was happy about the rich russian tourist lions, odds of people who made lots of thoughts as to economic economy flow because they, they created the companies there about it. that was also the case that indiana medical doctors would say we don't 3 trusts anymore. now we talked about this was a full day of it's, let me ask about what the many people here in the russian describe as russian your center has meant. i've heard many political scientists suggest that over the last couple of centuries, russia has developed nothing or took a logical, but a psychological and almost a spiritual dependence on europe. we see europe as a, as an appeal to me, of everything, positive progress, if, as they sort of unreachable even where we want to go. but just like in the

russia , russia came forward with the author of the ukrainian revolution and c. in general, we even received calls from our european colleagues who asked us questions. and you were not mistaken. you don’t understand what you are doing, that you are speaking with the author of the resolution that ukraine has introduced yes, of course, we understand, the resolution is a normal text good we are satisfied why is there no chernobyl cooperation is a sacred thing for us? belarus not only a founding member of the un, but also an active participant in many programs, minsk is actively fulfilling the sustainable development goals in september. belarus will take part in the subsur summit, which will be held at the organization's headquarters in new york, and today the head of state received a report. vice premier. harvesting company personnel issues and export novelty of powdered milk. leonid zayats in the government oversees agrarian issues first of all , the quality of the pace of harvesting in the near future alexander lukashenko will personally look at plans from a business trip to the regions, as the current minister of agriculture is known. igor lo will become an assistant to the head of state of the vitebsk region. candidates for his position today are considering this issue, including the main issue discussed at the meeting, how is the situation in the fields today, how is your harvest going , the second issue is personnel. you should have been nominated this week for the candidacy of the minister of agriculture, i wanted to hear your opinion, that is, personnel and the organization of harvesting work today, but in the near future time i will try to stay with me in terms of the west to see, just the area of ​​​​your responsibility, the grodno region, let's see, perhaps the brest region, well, a whole complex of the ministry of agriculture works. in belarus, today about 16% of the area has been harvested for more than 1 million 100,000 tons of grain on the verge of waiting, suitable weather conditions have interrupted strong lines. the tasks set by the head of state at the recent selection dedicated to the harvesting company under the control of the government, the provision of agriculture organizations are fueled by the state and availability of the need to go theirs and personnel discipline. in general, everything is in place to harvest the crop on time and without loss. the state order will be filled with half a million tons of grain in reserve. our country will buy in russiabsk region has already received the first 150,000. tnt technical readiness is very high, the company is serviceable. the farm is working perfectly at 100%. we are waiting at the edge of the field, the weather conditions are good and we are starting to harvest. every hour, we use it so that we can clean bread, the technical and human resources are sufficient to harvest everything on time and without losses at the government level and the state has taken all decisions regarding, organizing the harvesting of 500,000 tons of grain crops. we need to buy today from the russian federation. do you think that in august in september, october, november, well, such a volume of half a million tons of pyroca from russia in belarus does not work. today presented a novelty made of powdered milk sweets. they are on behalf of the head states of sugar, as part of a herbal supplement. this delicacy is in great demand in china as a novelty. external reminiscent of tablets produced at the facilities of the

russia? i don't at the moment, there is a lot of pressure _ russia? i don't at the moment, there is a lot of pressure being _ russiadon't at the moment, there is a lot of pressure being put - russia? i don't at the moment, there is a lot of pressure being put on - is a lot of pressure being put on the military coup leaders just —— to restore civilian rule, what will they get out of it if they stay? and only if that fails, then we know that prigozhin, the leader of the wagner group, has already offered his support to the coup leaders, and if the experience of mali is anything to go by, they will simply come in and prop up the regime and take most of the money that they can, so no benefit to the people. so there is a real interest in maximising the pressure now to restore civilian government, that's what the west is trying to do. if that fails, then there is a risk that fails, then there is a risk that the coup leaders will turn to whoever will offer them support, and the first in line is mr prigozhin. 20,000 members of the rmt union staged strikes, half of services are thought to be affected, our business correspond