final question is about russians russia's plans putin's plans i've heard russia's plans putin's plans i've heard russia's plans putin's plans i've heard you saying that russia would like to try you saying that russia would like to try you saying that russia would like to try this new wide scale offensive and and so this new wide scale offensive and and so this new wide scale offensive and and so on and so forth but could it give us a on and so forth but could it give us a on and so forth but could it give us a brief forecast for 2023 [000:12:55;00] um i wish i could i think that both um i wish i could i think that both um i wish i could i think that both sides want to have offensive that's sides want to have offensive that's sides want to have offensive that's clear how those offenses work out will clear how those offenses work out will clear how those offenses work out will make a lot of difference ukraine will make a lot of difference ukraine will make a lot of difference ukraine will keep on fighting whatever because i keep on fighting whatever because i keep on fighting whatever because i don't think ukraine feels it's got any don't think ukraine feels

russia. some people, they think, "oh, well, assimilation," a so forth, and "we can't do much to help russia." we believe that it's not enough just to be russian. you must support russia. you must actively support russiad russia. sean: boikov has led groups of australian cossacks to russia where they fired guns and visited a military training facility. [gunshots] sean: in 2018, simeon boikov told a russian media outlet, "we have a unique opportunity to support russia from within an enemy state." he was referring to australia. he said cossacks in australia could "pursue a pro-russian position, lobby politicians and members of parliament, oppose anyone who lies about russia, attacks russia, or ioses sanctions. basically, they can wage an information war." sean: why do you regard australia as an enemy state? simeon: no, australia, in this context, a state which is placing sanctions against russia and behaving in an anti-russian manner, you know, in that way could be perceived that the activities are not the activities of an ally. the main thing to know is we're not against australia at all. we love australia. we will defend australia, and we'll try to defend it, and we wanna facilitate the rehabilitation

russia you can’t build an and homofabia in russia you can’t build an and homofabia in russia you can’t build an ideological paradigm on the negative, as ideological paradigm on the negative, as ideological paradigm on the negative, as it is now happening in our country it is now happening in our country it is now happening in our country homosexuals are bad natsuki bad liberals are homosexuals are bad natsuki bad liberals are homosexuals are bad natsuki bad liberals are bad and in general from liberals it would be better if bad and in general from liberals it would be better if bad and in general from liberals it would be better if they made openwork but this they made openwork but this they made openwork but this is the paradigm of the state now this is the paradigm of is the paradigm of the state now this is the paradigm of is the paradigm of the state now this is the paradigm of hitler germany here, honestly, hitler germany here, honestly, hitler germany here, honestly, the time has come when it is necessary to speak, the time has come when it is necessary to speak, the time has come when it is necessary to speak, that is, now it has come in the time when that is, now it has come in the time when that is, now it has come in the time when you just keep silent like don’t hide, you just keep silent like don’t hide, you just keep silent like don’t hide, and and and this is a crime against yourself this is a crime against yourself this is a crime against yourself krasovsky recognized to go like it, [000:10:04;00] in fact, we are stupefied by our in fact, we are stupefied by our in fact, we are stupefied by our hugeness and still cannot recognize hugeness and still cannot recognize hugeness and still cannot recognize our own insignificance, let’s our own insignificance, let’s our own insignificance, let’s already think that ukraine is an insignificant already think that ukraine is an insignificant already think that ukraine is an insignificant country that you can chop off some country that you can chop off some country that you can chop off some crimea, which for some reason you decided that it is crimea, which for some reason you decided that it is crimea, which for some reason you decided that it is yours to introduce a war in the donbass, i think that yours to introduce a war in the donbass, i think that yours to introduce a war in the donbass, i think that this is generally an insignificant territorial this is generally an insignificant territorial this is generally an insignificant territorial entity, in general, you understand that we are entity, in general, you understand that we are entity, in general, you understand that we are insignificant, you understand this insignificant, you understand this insignificant, you understand this country’s bitch should country’s bitch should country’s bitch should not exist and we will do everything so that it does not exist and i not exist and we will do everything so that it does not exist and i not exist and we will do everything so that it does not exist and i told you we will burn your constitution told you we will burn your constitution told you we will burn your constitution right on khreshchatyk right on khreshchatyk right on khreshchatyk krasovsky hoactivly spokout games in krasovsky hoactivly spokout games in krasovsky hoactivly spokout games in russia and good russian russian russian white yes, i personally if i were a deputy of the white yes, i personally if i were a deputy of the white yes, i personally if i were a deputy of the state duma state duma state duma voted for this law [000:11:20;00] propaganda and [000:11:26;00] [music] [music] [music] well that well that well that and and and please please please stock stock stock downs borzunov downs borzunov downs borzunov [music]

russia, russia, russia hoax. long before my election as president, it was just a recipe for taking money from russia, russia, russiaot in hell. >> jimmy: you know, sometimes i can't get over how much he reminds me of abraham lincoln. in congress right now, the case of curious george santos gets curiouser every day. we learned over the weekend that more than a dozen of the top donors to his campaign don't exist. and even more shocking, we learned that some of those who donated do exist. how this guy is still walking around the house, i don't know. this is like the movie "catch me if you can," if, in the first five minutes, tocaught him.s m there nkare so many questions, d george santos is doing his very best not to answer any of them. >> mr. santos, you listed the wrong name of a treasurer. why did you list the wrong name of your treasurer on your campaign finance forms? >> i'll have a conversation with you when you become a better honest reporter. >> i'm asking you directly. >> >> an honest reporter, and you know that. >> strong move hiring bobby big face to block the cameras. that guy is good. he is one of the bes

russia. there is no offensive threat to russia. of russia -- russia chooses to return there they will be where they belong. this work could be over today. that's what we all want an end to this war. on just and lasting terms. our teams do not permit one nation or allow one nation to steal a neighbors territory by force. our terms to preserve russia's sovereignty and ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and honor the u.n. charter. that is the terms we are working on. these are the terms we all signed up for and 140 three nations voted for at the general assembly last october. the united states is standing shoulder to shoulder with allies and partners and continue to support ukraine. putin expected europe and the unites states weaken our resolve. he expected our support for ukraine to crumble in time. he was wrong. he was wrong. he was wrong from the beginning, and he continues to be wrong. we are united. america is united and so is the world. we approach the one-year mark as we do in the russian full-scale invasion of ukraine. we remain unit

russia?- to expect from russia? russia has proven _ to expect from russia? russia has proven its _ to expect from russia? ven its army is - has proven its army is incompetent in ukraine, and all we can do is strike infrastructure and civilians. we may see more of that. moscow is mobilising and conducting small offensive operations in the towns of bakhmut and soledar, and also around zaporizhzhia in south—central ukraine. making very small progress. i think there will be a lot of huffing and puffing for this decision and no serious counter moves. john, thanks so _ serious counter moves. john, thanks so much _ serious counter moves. john, thanks so much for— serious counter moves. john, thanks so much forjoining i serious counter moves. john, thanks so much forjoining usj thanks so much forjoining us on the programme with your thoughts. still to come on the programme, the song naatu naatu has been nominated for best original song at the oscars. there were several seven astronauts on board all believed to be killed. the heart of _ believed to be killed. the heart of official _ believed to be killed. the hear

russia, russia, russia. the reason why the food raises it, this is because of russia since spring 2022, the wes been accusing russia provoking a well food crisis. allegedly, this major grain producer is deliberately creating a deficit. price is a soaring and poor countries, particularly are experiencing bread shortages. this over simplification is being broadcast worldwide put his russian grain really the new front of economic war bonus for a poison in florida. you press the president of the senior thing, finished. i shouldn't need you because he generally would you under there's more reading all of us, keith read you a video and i live pretty much them, but there was come, did worse indeed go. us call us kara, though at each the pier chase seemed voice him do it. that's a huddle. she's starting to call us human either thought for pregnancy, selves of russia stover. pl region. one of russia's main agricultural areas, wheat field stretch, did arise, them. a new russian crop is ripening up was could go quick after we get off up for price washed or as you know with door for some of our door lock up. but he got

russia. it is very rare for russia to _ russia. it is very rare for russia to acknowledge i russia. e for i russia to acknowledge that it's soldiers have been killed in this manner. why do you think they have made this acknowledgement now? they wanted to own the narrative because something of this magnitude is hard to find an already before the russian ministry of defence was able to react to the telegram channelled started and the witch—hunt, the blame considering how port these constructs were housed, they were put in this location with very thin conditions. they were not kept in the basement as they should have been. munition was stored in the same building and ten armoured vehicles were standing outside the building in plain view while these troops were making new year's calls using their cellphones to their relatives in russia. so, their relatives in russia. so, the ineptitude of this, the russian army has been exposed to all in plain view. it has been quite stunning. and, so, the russian ministry of defence had no choice but to acknowledge this, it if you hear them saying that

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don't understand why, but this ukraine is another russia, just as medvedchuk writes, little russia or second russia - these are all medvedchuk's articles, russiaia is better , but russia, but another country, agreed with you and we will not be with this country to fight and here is our simple peace plan, the first point let this second russia be recognized by the kremlin, we will recognize it in the white house. let's just agree that a state can exist, of course, what is attached to russia is ours, but we will not fight with this ukraine, we will stop hostilities actions, we stop shelling well, it is clear that there must be a person at the head of such a ukrainian state who must guarantee us that ukraine will not join nato or that there will be no nazis there, that it will not threaten with nuclear weapons, that it will not create chemical laboratories well, who can to be like that who where whom do we trust we trust viktor medvedchuk and you trust him joseph is a serious professional person and by the way he is supported by the majority of ukrainian citizens they are just now under the oppression of the nazi regime they can say but they real

is a lot of tension about iran's relationship with russia. , . , iran's relationship with russia. , ., russia. tell us a bit more about that _ russiall us a bit more about that because there | russia. tell us a bit more - about that because there seems to be a lot of perhaps collaboratory relations between russia and iran.— russia and iran. absolutely. it was only in — russia and iran. absolutely. it was only in december - russia and iran. absolutely. it was only in december that - russia and iran. absolutely. it was only in december that the united states said that iran had become russia's top military backer, and that this relationship had morphed into a fully fledged defence partnership, and that is partly because of the kamikaze drones at that iran has been sending russia, and iran has said that it only started sending those drones before the war began, but either way it has been the subject of very serious sanctions because of it. and sanctions because of it. and sanctions are really the key here because russia has also had to deal with sanctions because of the war and it was blocked out of the swift banking system. that is th

know you know you know nato doesn't want russia i mean what's nato doesn't want russia i mean what's nato doesn't want russia i mean what's nato going to do with russia come on nato going to do with russia come on nato going to do with russia come on give me a break give me a break give me a break so so so um and this is not a a a defensive war um and this is not a a a defensive war um and this is not a a a defensive war ukraine didn't step one foot in russia ukraine didn't step one foot in russia ukraine didn't step one foot in russia uh prior to this invasion so this is all uh prior to this invasion so this is all uh prior to this invasion so this is all on on russian soldiers and you know on on russian soldiers and you know on on russian soldiers and you know their population because that's the their population because that's the their population because that's the government that they government that they government that they kind of choose to let happen i wouldn't kind of choose to let happen i wouldn't kind of choose to let happen i wouldn't say they voted for it but i think they say they voted for it but i think they say they voted for it but

this is a geopolitical struggle against russia why russia because russia is the key, it key country, if you control russia dominate the continent because russia stretches from europe to the pacific, if russia goes over to your side or if it is not calculated, as brzezinski wrote about it, then you will have a dominant position in the central asia, another reason is that russia has huge natural resources, and also controls the northern sea route of the arctic, which can move part of the trade traffic in case of warming climate that is why, from the point of view of the anglo-saxon geopolitics in russia will always remain the main goal. we will have to prepare for all unforeseen circumstances, working to ensure that russia is replaced. in order to maximally lock russia inside the continent. don't let her to the seas trade transit routes to deprive the foreign market of technology. the livonian war of ivan iv for russia is the first attempt to gain a foothold on the seas to enter the baltic bypassing the transit line, this is not a war for tsar's ambitions, this is a war for geopolitical influence and for th

russia is so far very careful— going on. russia is so far very careful not— going on. russia is so far very careful not to _ going on. russia russia got into a conventional war with - states. if russia got into a| conventional war with nato states. if russia got into a - conventional war with nato then states. if russia got into a _ conventional war with nato then they would _ conventional war with nato then they would lose _ conventional war with nato then they would lose it — conventional war with nato then they would lose it in — conventional war with nato then they would lose it in short— conventional war with nato then they would lose it in short order. - conventional war with nato then they would lose it in short order. the - would lose it in short order. the whole _ would lose it in short order. the whole of — would lose it in short order. the whole of the _ would lose it in short order. the whole of the russian _ would lose it in short order. the whole of the russian military. whole of the russian military position— whole of the russian military position and _ whole of the russian military position and its _ whole o

russia are learning every da and ground. russia are learning every day and they _ ground. russia are learning every day and they change _ ground. russiassia are learning every| day and they change their strategy and it's very hard for us, and i think we need to learn fast. faster than russia. in think we need to learn fast. faster than russia-— than russia. in the meantime, den s's than russia. in the meantime, denys's coffin _ than russia. in the meantime, denys's coffin is _ than russia. in the meantime, denys's coffin is brought - than russia. in the meantime, denys's coffin is brought to - than russia. in the meantime, denys's coffin is brought to his hometown cemetery. the mood here and indeed across ukraine is one not just of grief but of exhaustion, i fear that this long war has barely even begun and that the work of body collector is like denys will be needed here for months, if not for years to come. in pakistan, at least a0 people have died after a bus plunged off a bridge. the accident happened in the south west of the country. officials said the vehicle hit a bridge pillar before losing control and bursting into flames. se

russia. - he would not rest until ukraine was backing the folder of russia. there| backing the folder of russia. there was a _ backing the folder of russia. bit of nudge, nudge, wink, wink, but— was a bit of nudge, nudge, wink, wink, but unfortunately- was a bit of nudge, nudge, wink, wink, but unfortunately it - was a bit of nudge, nudge, wink, wink, but unfortunately it came i was a bit of nudge, nudge, wink,| wink, but unfortunately it came at the cost _ wink, but unfortunately it came at the cost of — wink, but unfortunately it came at the cost of hundreds _ wink, but unfortunately it came at the cost of hundreds of— wink, but unfortunately it came at the cost of hundreds of thousands wink, but unfortunately it came at. the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives _ the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives i_ the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives i have — the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives i have a — the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives. i have a question— the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives. i have a question i— the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives. i have a question i would - lives. i have a question

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out and saying, oh, the amateur hour, and oh, maybe we are bad, it reminds me so much of russia, russia, russiaeen when you are a lawyer, this is it against the law, pure and simple. >> geraldo: what law? >> judge jeanine: what law? you are not supposed to take classified top secret documents and put them anywhere >> geraldo: then he would have to arrest every single -- >> judge jeanine: note, too many people are in jail, too many people are in jail right now for that, and you know what, the way to stop it is to start arresting. >> joey: no you are really proud of the time you spent down range and i wonder how you go to sleep and not reconcile what you said knowing that some in those men and women would have their lives that ruined it doing exactly what those two men did. >> geraldo: i didn't fend any service person accused of this, with my dying breath, i think that it is ridiculous. >> joey: i want to say that they don't have this problem. >> geraldo: and any case i have heard references, any case, if somebody really went to jail because of a negligent handling of a -- negligent handling, not

when asked what is happening with russia, he said, russia focuses russia has begun to focus, becauseo understand the conditions in which the atlantic expansion will instruct. we turn out to be absolutely defenseless. a system of trials is set up along the borders of our country. what does it mean does it mean? that missiles that fly out along a ballistic trajectory will not fly out of the border, they will be shot down. that is, practically our nuclear power becomes absolutely defenseless and other nuclear powers, which are overwhelmed by noble intentions, the simplicity of morals is formulated the challenge facing the free world, donald trump very touching. says the following us national security strategy that was announced in 2017 as a force for good throughout its history , america will use its influence to advance our interests for the benefit of all mankind. stunned i will repeat. listen carefully, as a force for good throughout its history, america will use its influence to advance our american interests for the benefit of all mankind. and how does this influence move, and like

russia get up come on. in life they love russia and we star times and did not want to know. we have grounded everything, jesus mine yours and won. i come on russia get up i get up new countries russiat up under flowers banners flowers banners holy war war is our element. come on russia owl. let's go up in russia, yes, come on, come on russia, come on, come on. play. acquaintance with amazing people and immersion in their profession by taking a job in the belarusian state archives. i realized that this is probably fate. i'll be here late and probably for a long time this dough treadmill . as you can see which is moving on it is located here experimental animals students always draw a conclusion. and what if you eat haphazardly and don’t pay attention , don’t think that it will only suffer your stomach or intestines there are unique artifacts that are not so easy to see, knowing, probably, some basics of electronics, having experience. knowing history, i wanted to create an apparatus. i created it based on go. your 30 years old, practically daily work. now you are such a metal. you will not find interested in your latest data. you i was told that the tv project one day seemed to have

russia's goals and objectives are well defined, it's about defeating ukrainian nation. that has allowed itself to be used by nato in the west, as a vehicle for the destruction of russia. russia is going to accomplish its goals, but once russia defeats ukraine, there's literally no reason for russia to move forward against nato. that would be suicidal they don't, has nuclear weapons. moreover, russia's overall strategy, which predates the current conflict, is to create conditions for the creation of a new european security framework that implies that russia seeking a, you know, a, an outcome that generates peaceful coexistence, not an outcome that further further is the notion of war. rush is not seeking or russia seeking peace. maybe it's time to polish president recognizes that. well, yeah, we can see the western countries continue sending more and more kinds of heavy weaponry . and ukraine preferred to expect these efforts to go. and what's the end game here? when game is dictated purely by russia and, you know, and at some point time, russia will probably started a major military offensive that's designed to bring to an end this conflict. russia has mobile as 300000 reserves they have supplied these reservists with the m

russia? , , ., , ., ., russia? new studies have shown that we don't need — russia? new studies have shown that we don't need the _ russianew studies have shown that we don't need the coal in lutzerath i we don't need the coal in lutzerath to get enough energy supply. and we are here fighting for global climate justice, as i already said. and i think to face the current crisis and also the war in ukraine, the only answer is to rethink how we are living on the planet. and there cannot be unlimited growth within planetary boundaries. and we need to rethink how we are acting here and which people are losing their lifeline now because of the climate crisis. we do have answers and that's why we are here. and i am really sure and i am here in lutzerath now, the demonstration starts at 12, and we have thousands of people. we don't want lutzerath to be destroyed. we are fighting for every tonne of coal from the ground because that is not an answer we need right now.— because that is not an answer we need right now. 0k, john, it is an important — need right now. 0k, john, it is an important point. _ need right now. 0k, john, it i

russia, it is clear that this does not climb into any gates russia, it is clear that this does not climb into any gates russia, it is clear that this does not climb into any gates but i am convinced that democracy awaits russiavelopment the head of the municipal formation liteiny in st. petersburg pavel formation liteiny in st. petersburg pavel formation liteiny in st. petersburg pavel dainiak asked the prosecutor's office to check dainiak asked the prosecutor's office to check dainiak asked the prosecutor's office to check the subject of lgbt propaganda of his colleague, the subject of lgbt propaganda of his colleague, the subject of lgbt propaganda of his colleague, deputies from the same district from the apple party of deputies from the same district from the apple party of deputies from the same district from the apple party of sergei troshin of course, there are sergei troshin of course, there are sergei troshin of course, there are some anxiety, there is some some anxiety, there is some some anxiety, there is some anxiety, but on the other hand, i anxiety, but on the other hand, i anxiety, but on the other hand, i quite clearly understand that quite clearly understand that quite clearly understand tha

russia . there is actually such a slogan . russia because it is alive, our grief feeds russia that's how and when suddenly we stop talking about it at all and mentioned there is no such phenomenon in the world as in russialanguage further further russia will die because it feeds on our energy and negativity today and yesterday, polish, as you said , and so on. so, the second one says, the others say that no, he can’t forget, they are around, they will always spoil the mood, and so on, that is, what would you, what would you think about these rumors away from moscow, is it possible may be the nation or the intellectual part of the ukrainian nation to forget about russia, can we afford it now, yes, there is no such thing. i understand that these are the best medicines, but they are so bitter that i am not convinced that anyone would want to use them. there are two approaches here. we have hungary, but we are spiritually, well, we are, if you name two hungarian poets of the petefi genre. no, this is the end of the list, the list has ended . diverge or have comrades or the spouses are breaking up and let go and this moment of cooling can be let go, but you can’t no. it’s possible, i’m saying. because on the

and of course, russia, russia on japan's northern flank, now relations with russia, between russia and japan, really bad, obviously because japan support sanctions against russia following following its invasion of ukraine, but all along the western flank, now japan sees risk and threat, hence this will bleach oblique view of the environment. now k, she does ratings back home are very low. this may have more to do with domestic policy than his foreign policy. but can you tell us whether japanese citizens support? cuz she does global strategy, are people on board their one of the striking things about the new national security strategy given how, what a radical departure it was from for merger parents, previous posture was, was how little negative reaction there was to it in japan. and that compares for example, 2015 and i was pushing through the new legislation security legislation through parliament and there was a lot of demonstration. so the, the government, the public is pretty much on board. i think with the idea that japan is in a dangerous neighborhood, and polls suggest that pu

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russia?- for ukraine in the fight against russia? for ukraine in the fight auainst russia? ~ ., against russia? way to _ against russia? well, i think the best way to say - against russia? well, i think the best way to say it - against russia? well, i think the best way to say it is, - the best way to say it is, these will make a difference but they will not be decisive. there are a lot of tanks on the battlefield already. i think we have seen what happens to tanks in this war, unlike any other war where the primary killer of tanks is not from another tank but from drones. if probably deployed, they can provide a punch through the russian line but i do not think they are truly going to be decisive in the sense that that punch through the line is going to take them all the way to mariupol or cut off the premier peninsula. we have to be careful about what they achieve. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: peru's president dina boluarte has called for a national truce, after clashes between police and protesters led to 50 deaths. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were s

russia's _ on every continent. almost a year after russia's attack— on every continent. almost a year after russia's attack against - after russia's after russia's attack against - ukraine which broke the fundamental and symbols— ukraine which broke the fundamental and symbols of— ukraine which broke the fundamental and symbols of international - ukraine which broke the fundamental and symbols of international law. - and symbols of international law. and we _ and symbols of international law. and we see — and symbols of international law. and we see them _ and symbols of international law. and we see them committing - and symbols of international law. | and we see them committing acts and symbols of international law. i and we see them committing acts of barbarism _ and we see them committing acts of barbarism wherever— and we see them committing acts of barbarism wherever they _ and we see them committing acts of barbarism wherever they advance, . and we see them committing acts ofi barbarism wherever they advance, we have seen _ barbarism wherever they advance, we have seen dozens _ barbarism wherever they advance, we have seen

russia. and now russia is fighting a war. just imagine that wherever country, whose population is believed to be officially believe to be in russia part of the same people with russia. it's, it's just mind boggling that russia has been able to, to fight their way because it has fought over the past 11 months, given the relations between the ukrainians and russians, given the relations between russia and the west. so, you know, i'm not surprised that they at the level of anger and mutual recrimination. i'm somewhat surprised that it is. it's still held in check up. there's still very wide latitude that people enjoy people on the right side if you like, that that these people enjoy. when they discuss things on the battlefield and discuss things at the head for us, it doesn't limits. the whole thing is not limited to just the me, the day, the to amend your mention. but the whole ray of a walk our respondents using the freedom, freedom of speech to the hilt. i would say, well, what's left of it in tongue you'll get on the free press hasn't been a huge well look, i wouldn't want to to engage with you in a discussion about the freedom of the press of the media. i have a

that china needed something from russia and russia from china today, when russia is absolutely weakened, why does china need it then, and not in reality, but is russialy a factor for china ’s foreign policy? political and economic, that is, the war in ukraine is remembered by china as a confrontation between russia and the west, and accordingly it sees russia as a tool to weaken the west on the other hand, and russia is considered a raw material appendage as the territory of china's future economic and even physical expansion. superior attitude towards russia , it is mentioned that it was russia that took part in the so-called century-long humiliation of china in the 19th and early 20th centuries, it is indicated that the territories that are now not russian the federation once belonged to the chinese empire , all of them from time to time are not on the front pages of the chinese snakes, but from time to time it comes back to it, it is discussed that this is when russia will begin to disintegrate, because when it openly weakens, then china can offer an umbrella to territories that wish to secede from moscow, for example , that is, china sees in rus

russia and it hasn't sanctioned russia. we're seeing more and more people saying that russia is laurel is still making money. that at times it's making even more money than it did before . the special military operation began because, of course, russia is seeking out more partners just looking for their ease, something that we've been discussing for very long time. time is eager to do business with russia or india's eager to the business for russia. russia has also been investing in african countries for several years now. just want to start, didn't europe try to sever ties with russia? it did, of course, and there were, we have these sanctions. it's now it's been 8 years. but russia has been looking for solutions, been looking for ways out, but now there is another study that i want to talk about. and this one causes not from switzerland but from a brussels. and we can take a look at one of those graphs, for example. the 1st one is russia's trade balanced with selected countries. and we can see from those numbers that actually trade has not gone down. if you compare it sits when see 19, for example, 2020. yes. overall, if we compare it to say a year ago, yes, we can see that friend has downwards, but money wise, russia is making 4

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russia russia. i'm sorry , russia insisted that there be a full procedure. and many of the diplomats i spoke with say that this is karma, so to speak. to meet russia well, actuallyyou know that ukraine is the founder of the united nations, one of the 51 countries that in 44-45, so to speak , were the founders of belarus and the soviet union, so russia decided that it automatically takes the place of the soviet union at the end of december 1991. on december 24, they changed the sign of the united nations organization from the ussr to the russian federation, and on december 31, they moved with this sign to the security council, and the reasons for this the attitude of the president of the russian federation boris yeltsin to the address of the secretary general of the united nations is very good . this e-e resolution must be voted by the general assembly, and there is no other procedure for joining the united nations, given that many months ago, i turned to the secretariat of the organization of the united nations with a request to explain on the basis of which legal decision the russian federation is in the un and in the place of a permanent representative of e-e

russia because russia must be part of global order. you know russia well and speak russian fluently. what are your thoughts on russia's place in the world? [laughter] pres. zelenskyy: i do not know the proper place. i think russia has earned a place among terrorists. this no longer depends on their leadership. i think their leaders are no longer affecting the developments. the russian federation and culture, everything depends on the strength of ukraine, the political support abroad and from russian society. they have to open their eyes if they want to see the future of their russian civilization. they have to recognize their own mistakes. they will have to recognize their statutes. they will have to respect our territorial integrity. i am happy that kissinger changed his mind. our priority today and political task is to see different political leaders and figures, those who are still relevant and have been relevant recently. for them to be able to recognize the great mistake putin committed and to recognize this is russia's aggression. these moments, it is very important for them to put political pressure on russia t

also for russia's future. ,, .,, , for ukraine, but also for russia's future. ,, , ., ~ , ., future. steve rosenberg, thank you, our russia added _ future. steve rosenberg, thank you, our russiar russia added speaking to - future. steve rosenberg, thank you, our russia added speaking to us - future. steve rosenberg, thank you, | our russia added speaking to us from moscow. howeveras our russia added speaking to us from moscow. however as a main story tonight. —— our other main story tonight. the prime minster has been fined by lancashire police for not wearing a seat belt. rushi sunak removed his belt to film a social media video while travelling in the back of a car, as our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. hi, one of my new year's promises to you was to grow the economy... a brief off—the—cuff video to promote a government announcement online. i'm out and about seeing levelling up in action all across the country... rishi sunak was filmed in the back of his ministerial car as he drove through lancashire yesterday — not wearing a seat belt. on a whistle—stop tour across the north of england, the prime minister was supposed to be talking about money for dozens of

russia question. why did you go to russia? >> whye russia? >> were you assigned? >> it's about books for me anyway. when i was a young teenager i remember reading two books about russiaab won by smith called the russians and one by bob kaiser called russia they came out around the same time ironically. they are remarkable books by correspondents in moscow about this extraordinary strange and important country that they were covering. i was so inspired that i wanted to be a moscow correspondent for washington. one day they asked and i said wow this is something i've always wanted to do and for me that would be a great gift to see another country from the inside. >> when i was growing up in the 1980s i was fascinated by russia and its aggression in highhtdd school. this was the moment when mikhail gorbachev in my senior year in high school we were having a russian class 1 day outside of school at mcdonald's and some people overheard speaking russian and they mistook us for exchange students. they came over to give us their condolences for the chernobyl nuclear accident which was at that time occurring and it was a real sense of ken lay and the cold war and look at the horrors ofin this. inside russia and the chernobyl incident was a real

russia. i mean, to, to, to participate in military exercise with russia. this time, at this moment, really is endorsement of russia's invasion of ukraine. was africa, russia hoping to get from each other? i mean, you know, russia, what they can get out of south africa is to support. because a port is crucial for them in international for, you know, when voting goes or comes up in the united nations. and the last times when they were both in the united nations that africa, state and neutral, you know, is going to be a boating, for example, in their w, a well trace organization and those type of forums, or even in the world bank and i m. s, because support for, for us, or will them be critical to care? it's a key play in the african union. the african union has set up the united nations membership and russia to, to, to house africa on his side. also, it's rich into africa. quickly before you go, you said earlier that africa, st. volume with russia is rather small compared to countries like china, britain, or other western countries. the only thing russia thompson is the feel of arms should we be concerned that russia is expanding its influence across africa

russia ukraine conflict. it's not that it's russia. it's a west the western world, nato world, against russia. and the russia is accepted the challenge and what i think is, is, is in the cards right here. alright. they want to use ukraine is a cudgel against russia. well, russia will use ukraine to destroy nato, and i think that is in the cards. that's one of the reasons why the russians are taking their time to watch nato exhausted, so, and watched the european union humiliate itself into bankruptcy. go ahead, gerald. yes. in no, in the sense that america is going to keep the war going. a pet they mention raytheon were you did, i mean, who is the defense contractor or the united states? i think excuse me, the defense secretary was young. what was his last job sitting on the board of directors, raytheon. so they're going to keep this war going as much as they can. again, it's the military industrial complex, and i want to make this 100 percent clear. america is at war with russia. yes. it's not a proxy war. and these are the words from loyal austin, the defense secretary, who said he told nbc, report that th