tried to predict their content in his book, was wrong in everything, we continue the podcast russia and the westthe swings of history, today our topic is biography and philosophical... chodaev of his own philosophical letters, yes, it in many ways resembled such an apology to some extent, or something to russia, but this is an apology. at the end of his life, odaev was somewhat offended by the fact that the first biographers of pushkin forgot about him friendship with alexander sergeevich, he generally considered his friendship with pushkin to be his happiest years, probably, judging by his letters, yes, he considered it no less, probably even more valuable than the philosophical letters he wrote. yes, one more thing, a lot of thoughts are scattered throughout the letters, just like you're talking about letters, so here's another thing... perhaps, perhaps, although i repeat that as a result, yes, it was a kind of intellectual provocation, it served as an impetus for the development of russian, so to speak, thought, political, social and so on further, because this sharpness, especially, yes, not

you can watch all episodes of the historical podcast of russia west on the swing of history on the websiteear friends. this is the podcast life of the remarkable with you, me, its host, writer alexey varlamov, and we have two wonderful guests in our studio today, the director and founder, which is very important, of the moscow design museum, alexander sankova and the architect, artist, yuri avakumov. we have gathered here to truly talk about the super wonderful, super wonderful woman vera mukhina, and... her life, about her work, and let's start with those objects that are standing here on the table, here are three faceted glass, there is a version that it was vera mukhina, whom most of us, of course, remember and know from her majestic sculpture as a working collective farmer, nevertheless, it was she who came up with this glass, and thus the range of her creativity from the glass to this wonderful sculpture, here ... tell me, is it true or false that this is the invention of vera mukhina? well, i think that this is not true, that is, it is categorically untrue. you know, there are differ

he was one of 24 released 16 by the west and 8 by russia. they include former us marine poll whelan and us russian radio journalist as the car michigan. the, the exchange was complex and involved some difficult choices. president biden acknowledged concessions made by countries like germany and slovenia. wines is big matter. a lot to russian site is also counting a when convicted hackers on several russian nationals detained in the west for spying. were welcomed home into the open arms of president vladimir putin. among them, a russian couple convicted of spying is trevino, along with their 2 children relations between russia and the west have been at an all time low since moscow's full scale invasion of ukraine. but this prisoner as well shows that at least some channels of communications remain open. the deputies vehicle bureau chief, you need a shuttle told me why brush i wanted convicted, matter by the caustic off to be reduced or as things lodging. caustic off is the kind of t play i this swaps and the options got in voltage. this will

the large-scale exchange of prisoners between russia and the countries of the west is already called one of the largest since the end of the cold war. who was released, how will this affect the relationship between the united states and russia? we talk about it on the air. bbc live from london, i'm yevgenia shedlovska. details of this large-scale exchange are still emerging, such as the names of those who have already been exchanged. but do you know where this exchange took place? in turkey. so, the russian government plane landed at the ankara airport and several more planes took off after it. as a matter of fact, the media had already informed the day before that such an exchange was being prepared. there were various signals, such as prisoners in russia began to be transported to other places. however, now the press service of turkish president recep erdogan was the first to confirm. the exchange took place. a total of 26 people from seven countries were exchanged: the usa, germany, poland, slovenia, norway, russia and belarus. 10 people were transported to russia, including two mi

the the, this is the, the news line from berlin historic prison swap between russia and west of nations. american default, the ever guest coverage is welcome back on the american side by the president and vice president. he's a month 20 full for us. those swaps in the biggest deal if it's kind since the cold war germany plays a critical role in this pop, john to the old off schultz is a for the difficult decision to release the russian convicted of keeping in berlin . describe the state sponsored cut off the i'm going to expand it, you're welcome us to and mr. evans guest coverage is heading home from the russian . james off to the historic prison exchange, the president joe biden and vice president come to her as well. come to guest provision of the american detainees off to the amended andrew's a base. just a short time ago, they flew in from ducky, by the prison. the exchange took place. the kremlin released explain people, john list dissidents, and all those quotes up intentions. between the west invited me to pull things russia, west of nations, i believe the 8th present as an exch

this is a podcast russia and the west on the swings of history, today in the center of our attention is alexander sergeevich pushkin. at the same time, knowing well about this work of rodishchiy, we have well rarely remember, so to speak, the unfinished, though, work of pushkin, the journey from moscow to petersburg. here, and, i would say pushkin, a brilliant stylist, so here he is in this work, not allegorically. as if directly opposing radishchev's book, he does, he took this book with him and actually along the way, so he speaks critically, on many points, he criticizes radishchev, defends moscow, radishchev spoke in favor of petersburg, he defends lomonosov. from the parent, he even defends the russian hut, he well contradicts literally at every step, and at the same time very sarcastically, i repeat, he is a brilliant stylist, radishchev, for example, criticized even russian etiquette, so pushkin, for example, writes about this, to assume humiliation in the rites established by etiquette is simply stupid, english. and the lord, introducing himself to his king, kneels and kisses

, and the west, on the contrary, is a valuable, valuable component of this exchange, political prisoners and their citizens who... who became hostages in russia so this is the nature of the exchange , the composition of the exchange, it is also demonstrative, and this is precisely evidence that the west of russia is returning to the times of the cold war. thank you for the interesting conversation, volodymyr fesenko, a political scientist was a guest of svoboda ranok. and then there is more detail about this large-scale exchange since the cold war, which we just talked about with volodymyr fisenko. now we will tell you more about it. plane with three freed us citizens. this morning already landed at the airfield of the american military base, they were personally met by president biden and vice president kamela harris. among them, in particular, the american journalist evan hershkovich, former marine, paul vilenad and our colleague, alsu kurmashova, journalist of the tatarobshkir service of radio liberty. this exchange between russia and the usa the day before in the white house was already called historic, which had not happened since the co

those faults between russia and west of nations. american nevada evans guest coverage is both coming back on american, sorry, by the president and vice president. he's on 20 for prisoners, swapped in the biggest dealer if it's kind since the cold war coming up. germany plays a critical role in this bob johnson, that when i show, say, is it close the difficult decisions to release the russian convicted of a kidding in berlin, described a states on september last passed folds and few enterprises. so in the interior, i protested, stick to the streets, calling on the golf one to act. we bring the latest from like us the, our british manager, welcome us to and mr. evans guest coverage is heading home from the russian jail. off to the historic prison. i exchange the president joe barton and come and vice president come to her is welcome guest coverage on the other american detainees. after they landed at andrews a base, just a short time ago, they flew in from chucky by the prison. the exchange took place by didn't acknowledge the difficu

or the, this is the, the news life from berlin, a historic prisoner swap between russia and west of nations. america default ever gets coverage as welcome back. and americans are, and by the president and vice president. he's a month 20 for president, swapped in the biggest deal of it's kind since the gold was also coming up as food and fuel prices sold and nigeria protest to stick to the streets, calling on the government to act. we bring it the latest from lagos. and the us democratic policy is called things like full size as the election campaign heats up, the president of hopefully coming out harris wants to win back support that wants to donald trump in trinity trinity. the advantage plan that you're welcome us to, unless evan getsco bridge has the town home from a russian. james, often a historic prison nightstands, dean, president joe biden, and vice president coming to harris, welcome getsco, rich and the other american detainees. off to the landing at andrews, a base they flew in from kentucky by the prison. i exchanged a place by the next all is the difficult diplomatic choices th

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cool the fate of westerners has changed territories of russia, historical, and northeastern russia. if the westland, then in the northeast of russia, russian statehood nevertheless developed independently slowly, steadily, but still turned into the state that later united the russian lands again, but during this period, yes, relatively small, under foreign influence, of course, some changes took place that led to some isolation... here the population of western russia to the formation of subethnic groups, so to speak, but of course, much more unites us , including the memory of the single dnieper font, of orthodoxy, and no matter how they tried, say, to impose a union on the western russian lands, this practically failed, except for galicia, which became completely isolated and then came under the rule of austria-hungary here, and then poland again, then in general. even in the west of russia, uniatism, greek catholicism, and, so to speak, it actually could not establish itself to its orthodox origins; the western russian population returned, that’s why, of course, i think political, of course,

this is a historical podcast russia-west swing of history.g about catherine the great. we have already mentioned that she corresponded with many french thinkers and so on. and dedro, let's say, yes, here we remembered dedro, i must say that she demonstrated a very sober approach to everything, she listened to all this attentively, sometimes even rewarded for some advice and thoughts of these french figures, but at the same time she was very careful, diderot complained that many of his advices were wasted, so to speak, she listens, but... she has to deal with a person, so she showed great caution in this case, and as for foreign policy, of course, but the catherine era was simply brilliant in this sense, so off the top of my head i remember only one point in her policy, which was criticized, including by almost all subsequent emperors, this is the division of poland, because as a result of the division of poland... appeared united germany, powerful and aggressive enough, then for several generations it was slacking off this problem, well, on t

russia. so did the west to betray russia as story. and mary e sorority has spent most of her academic life focusing on that exact question. she's conducted more than $100.00 interviews and scrutinized countless transcripts letters and documents. and ultimately, she found a clear answer. what i would really like would be if the russians would lay down their weapons and go home. i can't make that happen. but in a certain sense, putting this, trying to use history is a weapon to justify what he's doing. and i am a historians. and so in my own little way, it's very minor compared to what the premiums are doing. but in my own little way, i can perhaps take that weapon away from him by showing and a serious, reproducible scholarly way. the true narrative, the actual narrative of what happened. the story begins shortly after the fall of the berlin wall. germany was on the brink of reunification, but there was a challenge. germany had surrendered unconditionally after the 2nd world war. so the 4 victor powers of the us, france, britain, and t

paradox, alexander ii, perhaps, the most educated russian emperor, it was a historical podcast russia-westn the swings of history, with you. were peter romanov and sergei solovyov. study history with us. all issues historical podcast russia and the west on the swings of history you can watch on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. hello, dear friends. this is the podcast life is remarkable. i am with you, its host, writer alexey varlamov, and we have two wonderful guests in the studio today, the director and founder, which is very important, of the moscow design museum, alexandra sankova and the architect, artist, yuri avakumov. we have gathered here to talk, truly about the super-remarkable, super-remarkable woman vera mukhina, about her life, about her creativity. and let's start with those objects that are here on the table, here are three faceted glasses. there is a version that it was vera mukhina, whom most of us, of course, remember and know from the majestic sculpture of a working collective farm woman, nevertheless it was she who invented this glass and thus the range of her c

the surely we are living through historic times today saw the biggest prisoner swap between russia and the west since the cold war, 24 presidents, last detention in russia, germany beller, roost and the united states, amongst others. and they landed in the package capital after various checks on health and identities and with all sides were satisfied. the not affordable presidents got on board new planes and flew off to freedom. so what did it cost to do? the steel? i'm feel good haley value and this is the day i or the to deal with this possible performers. and french french foldable cartridge shop can try to pay for was not an easy decision to the pulled a convicted murderer who had only served a few years in prison. today was very good. and we're going to build a drawing inspiration and cont, continued courage from it. for all of those who were held hostage, students per one is twice as the scale as the 2nd one is why now i'm very excited to hear the case being returned. thankfully, the return is what also on the day donald trump questions, his opponents and racial identity and com a lot hig

the era of palace coups, pyotr romanov and sergei solovyov were with you, it was a podcast russia and the westpisodes of the podcast russia and the west on the swing of history watch on the channel one website. a special analytical issue is on air games. we will talk now with alexander mikhailovich babakov, deputy chairman of the state duma. greetings, very grateful that you took the time. hello. i actually wanted to talk to you, i hope to talk more about the economy, but i have to ask about the most striking event of the day. this is an exchange that just took place involving russia, the united states and germany, an exchange of 26 prisoners. your opinion? i believe that this step itself suggests that, despite the entire situation associated with the aggravation of relations, absolutely on all fronts, contacts are still saved, topics that are interesting and very important are saved. for both sides, and i am very glad that at least this kind of exchange demonstrates the readiness of the two sides to dialogue, to find a solution and thereby , well, influence the processes that surround us, and

the war has seen further escalation ever since the ksc invasion when ukraine crashed through russia's west. on border in a surprise offensive on august 6th and in response, russia has intensified its military operations in ukraine over the past weeks. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. gilbert doctor, independent international affairs analyst from brussels. mr. doctor, welcome to the news review section. mr. doctor, in terms of plans and tactics, what are we looking for looking at right now and the kiss region has been the focal point at this time in juncure everyone was quite surprised when the it's about two weeks ago when the ukrainian forces made a incursion into coursk, kursk is one of the russian federation provinces or oblass which has a common border with ukraine in the going back several months a similar incursion or what seemed to be a similar incursion, was made in the province just adjacent to kursk to the south of it called belgrade. the the difference this time is that it was very well prepared invasion, not merely raid, and that became apparent after a day or two

so, so many russians now see themselves in a huge war with the west. russia it's powerful, fighting back and presenting itself as a massive force on the world stage. i think the power of propaganda in pushingthat propaganda in pushing that message has been so strong that even as facts change on the ground, it may take some time before that really filters through to people, but i think it is interesting. a key moment to watch as that war is very much brought home to russians. it is on their territory. they cannot ignore it, at least down in the kursk region of southern russia. studio: you have released a book called goodbye to russia. here it is. a personal reckoning from the ruins of war. i am well into it, now. it is excellent. and you detail being expelled from russia. it was such an emotional moment. let us remind ourselves of what happened three years ago. this was the moment i discovered i was being expelled from russia. according to a specific law, i have been designated a threat to the national security, and as such, i'm not allowed into the country. p

and for a few years at least, the idea seemed to work. relations between russia and the west, improved and 1997 leaders of nato countries and russian president boris yeltsin, signed a cooperation agreement called the nato, russia founding act. german diplomat. both gong dissing was at the negotiations. the bits you in the 1st half of the 1990s, the relationship was by no means confrontational or hostile. the russian needed cooperation with the west of russia was later admitted to the g 7. and so suddenly we were the g 8 of the don't proceed by the us. the nato, russia founding act, literally states, nato and russia do not consider each other as adversaries, therefore, manned booth. so be even the star who is by caps. i'm ok, but see it if don't see it. i see it choose to be say back or, you know, or, you know, nobody ever walked in the founding that the west made concessions to rush out just because of didn't you couldn't, we agreed that no nuclear weapons would be deployed on the territory a future eastern natal member states go to a period and build and vote, and so i wouldn't even k

and russia but also the west. illi the perspective of ukraine and russia but also the west. will have to see how — russia but also the west. will have to see how this _ russia but also the west. will have to see how this operation _ russia but also the west. will have to see how this operation goes, - to see how this operation goes, because it has met a lot of the goals in terms of increasing the morale of the ukrainian army and the nation and has destabilised the putin regime in the short run. in terms of it actually being, what it will achieve, we will have to see how that ends. one of the things we can see even at this early stage is that it has shown that western arms are being used inside russia and that may start to raise questions about the next steps, because ukrainians are essentially trying to attack a town north—west in this pocket, and there is a bridge they are trying to drop to stop the russians bring in more forces and they are struggling because they are hitting with low calibre missiles. they need

it was a historical podcast russia- west on the swings of history.u were pyotr romanov and sergei solovyov, study history with us. you can watch all the episodes of the podcast russia and the west on the swings of history on the channel one website. hello everyone, on the air of channel one the podcast everyone wants to fly, i am its host, leonid yakubovich. we want to remember the planes on which the pilots of the air force of the country forged a great victory. speaking about the planes of the great patriotic war, we cannot help but say that we have prepared this program for the day. of the russian air force, this is always the best that the aircraft industry of the country can give, by the way, any country, of course, these planes are at the peak of science and technology, both then and today, naturally, we will talk about the planes of the great patriotic war. alexander yakovlev, an outstanding aircraft designer, this is known, by the way, was considered stalin's favorite, he was the head of... the design bureau, among other things, he was a stat

in addition _ the west as well as with russia. in addition to— the west as well as with russia.ition to that, i think it is very significant that it does not only the citizens of the two sides that have _ the citizens of the two sides that have been— the citizens of the two sides that have been exchanged, but a number of russian _ have been exchanged, but a number of russian dissidents and activists including — russian dissidents and activists including people who have significant positions in alexei navalny's organisation and the west has managed to get them out as well. just before _ has managed to get them out as well. just before i_ has managed to get them out as well. just before i put that to our other guest, do you think all coming together in the last few days, was there a particular prisoner, like i said, dominoes, really that the others were going to come out as well, particularly focusing on the german medic who we didn't know much about, actually, he was on death row, we didn't know very much about him, and yet he is part of this deal, which you would guess unlocks i

the the, this is the, the news line from berlin historic business wolf between russia and west of nations . america of default, i guess coverage is welcome back on american, signed by the president and vice president pays them on 24 prison swapped in the biggest deal of his kind since the cold war. the i bid is kind of you're welcome us john list. evan. jessica, which has the town home from a russian jane after the historic prison. i exchange the president joe bite and then vice president coming on hers, welcome guest of age and the other american detainees. often they landed at andrews a base. they flew in from taki by the prison. the exchange took place by didn't acknowledge the difficult diplomatic choices that had to be made. and the key role us allies played in the swap 12 is called this against are meeting self, which is very difficult for me to use the last man the kremlin, released 16 people, john list dissidents, and others brought up intentions between the west and letting me to pull, teens, russia, western nations have released 8 prisoners among them, a russian agent convicted

he was one of 24 released 16 by the west and 8 by russia. they include former us marine po, whelan and us russian radio journalist, as the karma shape from the the exchange was complex and involved some difficult choices. president biden acknowledged concessions made by countries like germany and slovenia. wines is big, different matter a lot. so russian site is also counting a win convicted hackers and several russian nationals detained in the west for spying. were welcomed home into the open arms of president vladimir putin. among them, a russian couple convicted of spying and sylvania, along with their 2 children relations between russia and the west have been at an all time low since moscow's full scale invasion of ukraine. but this prisoner as well shows that at least some channels of communications remain open. while i'm joined now by a prominent voice and human rights lawyer, yvonne have lots just a public defender selection of all these anti corruption foundation. before he himself fled russia and for his own safety. we are not discl

west of the politically it retire, there's hardly a what funded? very, very difficult to difficult to back away from accepting you. trying into nathan members even even under conditions dictated by russia. that's the 2nd. and the 3rd thing um yep. strategically having ukraine in they say what have advantages from the west, and by the view, it would mean that you know, your trade in lights, i was left of it west, a new crime presumably what, what, what would cost you some kind of office on with russia ok this beth as own would be the militarize zone domino and they took bice is no new to weapons, all kind of restrictions. but nevertheless you'd have an independence pro western nathan member viewpoint. actually the public folks that are real kinds of good reasons for so yeah, the west united states and data to accept such a deal. now it kept mentioning, this phrase, ukraine or what's left of it. and i think that's the, you know, the, the crux of the problem and a number of russian analysts indirectly driven there because they claim that was what is now being decided on the battlefield is where the boundary between russian and west and security of parameter will lie whether it's formal or

the biggest prisoner exchange between russia and the west since the cold war era. among those released, wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich. hezbollah accuses israel of "crossing all red lines" after the killing of a top hezbollah commander in beirut and the political head of hamas. another slice of sporting history for simone biles, as she picks up her sixth olympic gold. and we will hear from a witness to the titan submersible disaster that gripped the world in june 2023. rory golden tells the bbc about the fear and false hope felt by those on its support ship. hello, and welcome to the programme. starting with the story we've been tracking over the last few hours — the biggest prisoner swap since the cold war has taken place between russia and the west. those who've been freed include the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich, and the former us marine paul whelan, as well as prominent kremlin critics and anti—war campaigners. several of those released by the west back to russia have links with intelligence agencies. this report from our russia ed

let's not kid ourselves that this is russia getting soft or the west giving in. . russia wants this guy but the critic of buck, plus others, the west once people like evan gershkovich and paul whelan and others out of russian jails and they agreed they both got something to gain by this. but it is no coincidence we are seeing ankara airport there in previous pictures and that is where we are expecting at least some of the releases to take place, because turkey's intelligence agency mit is involved intelligence agency mit is involved in this. �* ., , ., in this. another line, this one bein: in this. another line, this one being attributed _ in this. another line, this one being attributed to _ in this. another line, this one being attributed to the - in this. another line, this one | being attributed to the turkish presidency saying ten prisoners including two minors being relocated to russia, 13 to germany and three to russia, 13 to germany and three to the us. what i am not aware of is who these minors might be. i to the us. what i am not aware of is who these mi

however, k west paula, the to admit russia has a military advantage with the c i a deputy da saying rushes. frontline road west is insufficient. you know, the russians are, are making some progress there. they're making progress there. at extraordinary cost. they may take po cross, they may not, i think it, you know, it's a, the ukrainians are continuing to, to defend. but like at the end of the day, none of it is game changing in a strategic sense. as k, because full back in the dumb bossing frames i tend to close the incursion is also slowing down the past day alone, key roof up to 400 troops. according to the russian defense ministry, it has somebody has that nuclear handfulls is a roof over 8000 soldiers in the region as russian off tillery. i'm 5 to death repel the invasion bid. is gonna come and tell you that steve bill says washington is focused on escalating the confident further. because every time russia and his allies to please more west and weapons and cash suddenly wind up in keys as i think the idea of the dividing heresy. ministration is you're encouraging the zalinski, it'd

hello, this is the historical podcast russia-west on the swings of history. with you pyotr romanov andov, today we are talking about pyotr yakolevich chiodaev. by origin and education, chadayev, of course, belongs and this is very often written about, that he belongs to the circle of decembrists, this is true, this is so, there are many similarities here, although, as we will see further, he still went his own way, his own path, he was not. was in some ways similar to the decembrists, in something very independent. the nobleman studied at moscow state university, attended lectures on philosophy together with... decembrist, he was a freemason, and achieved considerable degrees there in masonic lodges, was a member of the union of welfare, that is , the organization from which decembrism came, in fact, the west influenced decembrism itself to a great extent, they influenced, of course, to a great extent chiodaev himself, although from my point of view there are some... such a paradox, there are many such contradictions and paradoxes around the figure of chadayev, he was, i would say, eve

browni. 26 people are free after one of the biggest prisoner swaps in recent history between russia and the west . in recent history between russia and the west. among those released the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich. speaking from the white house alongside the family members of the released americans, president biden thanked us allies involved in mediating the exchange. moments ago, the families and i were able to speak to them on the telephone from the oval office. they are out of russia, earlier today they were flown to turkey. and soon they'll be wheels up on their way home to see their families. in the uk, the prime minister has announced new measures the bbc�*s director general reveals he knew in november that huw edwards had been arrested for possession of the most serious category of indecent images of children. also coming up on the world today: venice limits the size of tourist parties to 25 people, in the latest attempt to reduce the impact of crowds on the lagoon. welcome to the world today, an hour of international news from the bbc. it is one of the biggest prisoner

we know discussions do go on between russia and the west over prisoner exchanges. a prisoner exchange, after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, an american basketball star who was injailfor of ukraine, an american basketball star who was in jail for drugs offences in russia was swapped for a convicted russian arms dealer in december 2022. we know discussions have been going on between moscow and washington over evan gershkovich, paulwhelan, and washington over evan gershkovich, paul whelan, two american citizens who us has officially designated as wrongfully detained, paulwhelan officially designated as wrongfully detained, paul whelan had been in a russianjailfor more detained, paul whelan had been in a russian jail for more than five years, which shows the prisoner exchanges are easy, though easier to bring people home. we know discussions have been going on. we know vladimir putin, other senior russian officials had been dropping very public hints that they are open for a deal and very public hints that they are open fora dealand vladimir very public hints

if russia takes consent to meet the comments was because to begins comfortable, these are important boat or rail junctions to the west for the north components. another significant boat in bel junction is also under pressure to these toes would be strategic gains for russia, at least 80 percent of its supplies. i munition of fuel a move by rail. and these junctions would allow russian forces to rapidly advance west threatening cock if on like russia. ukraine is not built, extensive defensive positions and it's struggling to hold its front lines. the danger for you creating now is for a rush or break through into open country. and ukraine losing significant territory . as most adults bring you on the program in bangladesh, the interim government has been sworn in and you need them how many units is saying his priority is to restore, nor an order of to weeks of unrest. down and may be out of a 100 meters olympic champion races with coded as an african sprint and makes history in paris. the in depth analysis of the days. headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves israel informed opinions, peo

so the biggest prisoner swap between russia and the west since the cold war, 24 prisoners left detention in russia, germany, bella, roost and the united states amongst others. and they landed in the attacker's capital. after various checks on health and identities and middles sides were satisfied, then not a form of presidents got on board new plains and flew off to freedom. so what did it cost to do? the steel? i'm feel good handling value and this is the day the .

rather than saying, i'm here with the west, so i'm here with russia. but for the 2 other news, a prison uprising at a correctional facility in the boulevard region of southern russia has been suppressed by special forces. those of 8 people have been killed among them, full prisoners, staff members. so holes is a row, i've been eliminated. the perpetrators who i pledge allegiance to isis because it is not in a prison in the vulgar grad region. 4 criminals took 8 staff members, and 4 inmates hostage for staff members, suffered stab wounds of varying severity. 3 of them died. another 4 who resisted were hospitalized. one of them later died in the hospital during the special operation to free the hostages conducted by the federal penitentiary service and the national guard. all for criminals were neutralized as a result of the bandits, criminal activity for inmates were injured. there were no injuries among the staff involved in the hosted rescue operation. so both of us things elliptical, from the security provides type. here there's a high security priso

russia is accused of anything. and i mean, literally anything the west and it's me to jump on the bandwagon, and we're good to take the same old rubbish. russia is bad. russia, russia, russia, russia, is russia's war, is worst, the food in security and russians war and ukraine, sparking fears of the energy crisis council, community advocates, russia of all crimes. this information from moscow, the russian government metal in the 2016 presidential election, russian officials who control the pomp had delivered inc starts at the 5. let's get serious here because they simply is quite important right now ukraine is committing with crimes against russian civilians. they, by day the violations keep growing, yet the west and media is largely silent when it doesn't give the stories, any oxygen, the angle is specific. it's you quain, the noise. the so you cream, says russia is planning full swag operations. yes, confirmed ukrainian war crimes are treated as russian propaganda with all the fee being accused of spreading this information. western governments which all providing weapons being used against civilians generally ke

about the relations between russia and the west, russia and the united states, secondly, in ukraine we are not fighting with the ukrainian people and not with ukraine, we are there confronting precisely the united west, led by the united states of america, which chose ukraine as an instrument of war against russia, in we are winning this war, which means our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours. we give the floor to the news, all the best, goodbye. hello, the evening news is live in the studio of ekaterina berezovskaya. here are the main topics. red carpet - honorary guard, and the loss meets the president. 10 of our compatriots, eight adults and two children, returned to their homeland. details of the largest exchange of prisoners between russia and western countries since the cold war. during the northern military district, 70 paratroopers became heroes of russia. today is airborne forces day. vladimir putin sent congratulations. and how the holiday of the winged infantry is celebrated throughout the country. five settlements were liberated at once, the ukr

think this exchange really goes to show that despite the crisis and the relationship between russia and the west, uh, certainly, communication channel, perhaps even the most important communication channel still remain open. so, as you're going to just mentioned that russia released to 16 people in britain, including those with western russian and dual citizenship among the american john list, evan cosca, which charged and convicted of espionage here in russia, there is right there. a convicted spies poll wheel and was also let go and pop by is that improving as well as the german citizen re code. craig, who was found guilty on terrorism charges in belarus, and joe biden great at the returning returning americans at the board and joe biden wall as well as usual self. i don't know why my job is to make sure we get to stop. yeah. so, so just to check, it's just what is your message to page and then by that says stop whatever that means. listen. so let's talk about this. hit start, prisoners swapping out with all these steps we need. joining us in the studio here look is massive. okay? a lot of peo