with russia. and we talked about russia with russia, we will always live well. this was. well , probably, i don’t remember, it’s already 2009, when he the first time i just went around to all these to all these positions, and now such changes are taking place. here is vitaly comrade, he speaks absolutely correctly. he says, and steinmeier cheated on himself steinmeier. in the end, he apologized for cheating on his patron. i would like to remind you that steinmeier began his political career as gerhard schröder's chief of staff in lower saxony. for many years he headed his small office, the little council of people's commissars, and worked with him a lot steinmeier was his right hand, which with schroeder developed all the plans when he was still minister-president of lower saxony. he developed his plans, including the development of relations with russia. in 2007, i met schroeder and did a big interview with him, which was then attended by stein. and schroder then said that we know that russia is our future. he didn’t even have adopted children from russia then, then they

with russia. and we talked about russia with russia, we will always live well. this was. i don’t remember , maybe it was 2009, when he was just entering all these positions for the first time, and such changes are taking place. here is vitaly comrade, he speaks absolutely correctly. he says, and steinmeier cheated on himself steinmeier. after all. i apologized for cheating on my patron. i want to remind you that the restnayer started his political career as head of administration of gerhard schröder in lower saxony. for many years he headed his small cabinet, a small council of people's commissars, and steinmeier worked with him a lot, he was his right hand, who developed all plans with a schroeder when he was still minister president of lower saxony. he developed his plans, including the development of relations with russia. in 2007, i met schroeder and did a short interview with him, which was attended by the then steinmeier. and the shredder then said that we know that russia is our future. he didn’t even have adopted children from russia then, then they appeared. who d

russia. with russia continuing to wage its war against ukraine, k life for ukrainians is lived in a constant state of emergency - especially for people near the front. in and around the city kharkiv, the population is not only in constant danger, but it's difficult to even maintain any semblance of day-to-day life. or normalcy. the fact that it exists at all hs is thanks, in part, to people like zoya harbuzova. she's a mail carrier, and she regularly travels around the contested area, bringing a whole lot more than just letters. derhachi, near kharkiv. russian artillery shells could hit at any moment. we're following behind zoya harbuzova, the local mail carrier. when things are quiet, she delivers the mail. >> i'm just glad i can get to the people to the elderly. they're like a second family to me. i love them, and they love me. the feeling is mutual. she's the only visitor many of these people have now. 87-year-old hanna's lived in her house for 56 years. she's lost eight family members to war. now, she lives alone. >> only a few neighbors are left here. and because of the attacks. the fence was damaged, and lots of dogs came into the yard, and one of them bit my leg. >> only about a quarter of derhachi's original population have stayed on here. the others have fled. the arts center downtown has been destroyed and the central post office, too. >> the people here have changed. they're not afraid anymore. i've never left this town. i've always lived in derhachi. my old mother's here, my brother, husband and daughter. she works in our hospital. i'm only afraid for my mother. >> zoya's been working as a mail carrier for 20 years. she's never been needed more than now, in the war, she says. before we move on from derhachi, we have to don body armor not a pleasant feeling, especially since the local people have none. but the roads are dangerous. we meet up with ukrainian soldiers who have to collect fallen russian troops. a siding just outside kharkiv. we're not allowed to give the exact location. anton commands the ukrainian j9 military unit. his job is to recover fallen russian soldiers who were left behind on the battlefield. for two months, anton helped to defend his city. he was born and raised in kharkiv. >> we handle all the fallen russian soldiers according to international law. we're not like them. this is our land. we were born here. we're not going anywhere else. we don't need any other land but our own. we're at home here unlike them. >> we head to the northeastern front. a body has been reported to the unit in no-man's land. we have to take our pictures fast with a small camera. >> come on, grab a body bag. make it snappy. war is a mass of contradictions and absurdities. these soldiers risk their lives to show the bodies of their enemies due respect. they know the danger from mines and booby traps. with every step the stench of decay gets thicker. anton documents the body. the dead russian soldier must have lain here for some time. later, on the road back, anton tells us the war won't truly be over until the last veteran of it has died. till then, memories of it will live on with them. he and his comrades have retrieved over a hundred bodies so far, sometimes under fire. it's vital work because the corpses might trigger epidemics. the unit also helps to expose russian propaganda. the data they collect could also be useful for investigating war crimes. >> even during combat operations, we evacuate and identify the bodies of our enemies. no army has ever done that as meticulously. >> observing international law is important to him. even in war, he does what he can to keep his moral bearings. yet he feels no sympathy for the fallen russians. >> we killed them. what could be better? the international red cross arranges for the exchange of the bodies with russiaanton says the details are kept secr. back with zoya, the mail carrier. she has one last stop her route. another elderly resident on the outskirts of derhachi, svitlana, also doesn't want to leave her home. >> we're very pleased with our mail carrier. she's magnificent friendly, polite and educated. and always delivers the mail on time. >> in reality, the fighting often means the mail is delayed. but for svitlana, the fact that zoya delivers the mail at all, in the midst of a war, makes her deserving of the highest praise. >> if you're out at sea, you're usually pretty happy if you're lucky enough to spot a dolphin or whale. but imagine if your boat were suddenly attacked by one of those animals by a killer whale. k that is exactly what's happening off the atlantic coast of spain, where there are more and more reports of orca attacks on sailing yachts and on fishing and sport boats. marine biologists are faced with a mystery, and sailors, well they're left wondering how they can stay s

russia. with russia continuing to wage its war against ukraine, k life for ukrainians is lived in a constant state of emergency - especially for people near the front. in and around the city kharkiv, the population is not only in constant danger, but it's difficult to even maintain any semblance of day-to-day life. or normalcy. the fact that it exists at all hs is thanks, in part, to people like zoya harbuzova. she's a mail carrier, and she regularly travels around the contested area, bringing a whole lot more than just letters. derhachi, near kharkiv. russian artillery shells could hit at any moment. we're following behind zoya harbuzova, the local mail carrier. when things are quiet, she delivers the mail. >> i'm just glad i can get to the people to the elderly. they're like a second family to me. i love them, and they love me. the feeling is mutual. she's the only visitor many of these people have now. 87-year-old hanna's lived in her house for 56 years. she's lost eight family members to war. now, she lives alone. >> only a few neighbors are left here. and because of the attacks. the fence was damaged, and lots of dogs came into the yard, and one of them bit my leg. >> only about a quarter of derhachi's original population have stayed on here. the others have fled. the arts center downtown has been destroyed and the central post office, too. >> the people here have changed. they're not afraid anymore. i've never left this town. i've always lived in derhachi. my old mother's here, my brother, husband and daughter. she works in our hospital. i'm only afraid for my mother. >> zoya's been working as a mail carrier for 20 years. she's never been needed more than now, in the war, she says. before we move on from derhachi, we have to don body armor not a pleasant feeling, especially since the local people have none. but the roads are dangerous. we meet up with ukrainian soldiers who have to collect fallen russian troops. a siding just outside kharkiv. we're not allowed to give the exact location. anton commands the ukrainian j9 military unit. his job is to recover fallen russian soldiers who were left behind on the battlefield. for two months, anton helped to defend his city. he was born and raised in kharkiv. >> we handle all the fallen russian soldiers according to international law. we're not like them. this is our land. we were born here. we're not going anywhere else. we don't need any other land but our own. we're at home here unlike them. >> we head to the northeastern front. a body has been reported to the unit in no-man's land. we have to take our pictures fast with a small camera. >> come on, grab a body bag. make it snappy. war is a mass of contradictions and absurdities. these soldiers risk their lives to show the bodies of their enemies due respect. they know the danger from mines and booby traps. with every step the stench of decay gets thicker. anton documents the body. the dead russian soldier must have lain here for some time. later, on the road back, anton tells us the war won't truly be over until the last veteran of it has died. till then, memories of it will live on with them. he and his comrades have retrieved over a hundred bodies so far, sometimes under fire. it's vital work because the corpses might trigger epidemics. the unit also helps to expose russian propaganda. the data they collect could also be useful for investigating war crimes. >> even during combat operations, we evacuate and identify the bodies of our enemies. no army has ever done that as meticulously. >> observing international law is important to him. even in war, he does what he can to keep his moral bearings. yet he feels no sympathy for the fallen russians. >> we killed them. what could be better? the international red cross arranges for the exchange of the bodies with russia. anton says the details are kept secr. back with zoya, the mail carrier. she has one last stop her route. another elderly resident on the outskirts of derhachi, svitlana, also doesn't want to leave her home. >> we're very pleased with our mail carrier. she's magnificent friendly, polite and educated. and always delivers the mail on time. >> in reality, the fighting often means the mail is delayed. but for svitlana, the fact that zoya delivers the mail at all, in the midst of a war, makes her deserving of the highest praise. >> if you're out at sea, you're usually pretty happy if you're lucky enough to spot a dolphin or whale. but imagine if your boat were suddenly attacked by one of those animals by a killer whale. k that is exactly what's happening off the atlantic coast of spain, where there are more and more reports of orca attacks on sailing yachts and on fishing and sport boats. marine biologists are faced with a mystery, and sailors, well they're left wondering how they can stay

really looking forward to reunification with russia. hooray. russia is with us. ctory will be ours, songs are winding and words of support are heard without exaggeration in all corners of russia at a rally in tver, participants congratulated each other on a significant day veterans ivan petrovich afanasiev liberated gorlovka donetsk from the nazis in 1943. he is sure new russian territories will soon be liberated from nazism again today is the day before me. for all the peoples of the donetsk region of the sherston region wide round dances were led in krasnoyarsk, they unfurled posters with slogans. together we have been waiting for them for a long time and we are experiencing so much for all this time, therefore, thank god that they came to us. god bless our heroes. we believe that russia will win your land back to your homeland. we can say that you are all happy about this with your heart and soul , those who themselves faced the horrors of nazism are worried about the residents of donbass kherson and zaporozhye in krasnoyarsk. they will be freed from the nazis

based think tank reported on how to fight russia with russia and competes on advance. they just grounds. one of those grounds was reported to be the caucasus region. well, let's cross live now to see feel radio host political commentator to further discuss the issues the welcome to see now what's your take on pelosi visit to the region and why do you think you chose armenia a not as a by john? i think you go back to the think tank and what they were proposing as a way to create chaos, to create problems for russia. she's following that game plan and she's been so successful with us domestic policy. it's not surprising that she'll take the same incompetence abroad and again, just to create it. awesome problems for us foreign policy. oh steve. yes. so i think we lost the on there, but we'll keep with the line and it's a bit why do you think russia will react to this visit? i mean, i don't think it's going to be favorable. no, it's definitely provocative. and i think that just is your, she was sort of no pun intended, poking the bear with her visit to taiwan and accomplis

is that china does not want its relations with russia to come at the expense of its relations with the west. imran: china has avoided openly supporting russia's invasion of ukraine, but in the past week, president xi made the statement. reporter: china expresses its understanding and full support for russia. on the ukraine issue, the u.s. and nato are expanding directly on russia's doorstep, threatening russia's national security and the lives of russian citizens. given the circumstances, russia has taken necessary measures. china understands and we are coordinating on various aspects. i believe russia was cornered. in this case, to protect the country's core interests, russian gave a resolute response. reporter: in february, russia and china declared a no limits partnership. in march, u.s. officials reported moscow had requested beijing's military systems in conflict. they punished russia by removing it from the swift. china has reportedly offered assistance with its own system. in june, president xi hosted a summit. in 2015 they launched. imran: let's bring our guests. einar tangen, senior fellow at taihe institute. dmitry babich, political

russia to agree to exist on equal, honest and fair terms, however, with this president of russia, it it's impossible he doesn't know what decency and honesty are, that's why we're ready for a dialogue with russiapresident of russia, will this narrow the field for ukraine's maneuver in future negotiations ? украинской Победы пожалуйста слышители вы нас it is similar to the fact that our guest does not hear us, the guest is far away , so to speak, physically far from us, so some communication problems may occur, i will remind you that this is ainz mezhuli from latvian diplomats economic attaché of latvia in ukraine, who noted that the baltic countries, on their part, will do everything possible to ensure that this step, ukraine's move into the north atlantic alliance, is as fast as possible, and the path is shorter, and accordingly, the result will be in the near future, and support in the future will not hinder our colleagues and partners in nato, at least because in the future we will still have time and grief to live in such a neighborhood with the russian federation. with our beautiful, well, anywhere. to be honest, she condemns the pseudo-referendum at gunpoint. the president of the country

hush with his tiny looking most and performance is like this one will only be possible outside russia with russia continuing to wage its war against ukraine. life for ukrainians is lived in a constant state of emergency, especially for people near the front in and around the city of harkey. the population is not only in constant danger, it's difficult to even maintain any semblance of day to day life or normalcy. the fact that it exists at all is thanks in part to people like zaya harbor is over. she's a male carrier, and she regularly travels around the contested area, bringing a whole lot more than just letters. they got she near cognitive russian artillery shows, could hit at any moment where following behind xhylia hub booth over the local mail carrier. when things are quiet, she delivers the mail, the yellow and the she, alicia, i'm just glad i can get to the people again to the elderly. younger like a 2nd family to me. i love them and they love me. oh, the feeling is mutual. yeah, you could have been a manipulator. she's the only visitor. many of these people have now. 87 year old hannah's

territory of belarus in august, more than 12,000 tons of ammunition were exported from belarus to russia with russiatemporarily occupied territory of ukraine. this indicates that they currently lack ammunition, for example in in the southern military district, almost the bulk of the ammunition is kept in warehouses from the central military district and the eastern military district. weeks of finding these echelons is somewhere on the way to ukraine, that is, well, this is a rather big logistical problem, which just demonstrates that their resource is decreasing, and we can say again about the human resource, they will lack it. well, after all , depletion is not depletion i understand the origin of the russian occupation forces. he believes that in general russia has exhausted its offensive potential . the eastern operational zone is the southern operational zone five bridgeheads kherson zaporizhzhya donetsk-luhansk and kharkiv bridgeheads and these are the conditions for the offensive, first of all for them it is the use of exclusively fire barrage tactics without which they cannot carry out offens

russia by economic methods. and if, nevertheless, the nuclear threat recedes, then they will continue to work with an economically weakened russia with russia the way, this is also quite a convenient option, how much is it for you is a question. no, they are who, if it's about the americans, i'm still ready to consider your assumptions, but if it's about the europeans. quite the contrary, but here i am european. europeans are playing their game, the europeans are forced to play the american game in this game. well don't you think the way out. do they have no way out. they are now tied to american energy or not. yes, yes, thanks for our answer americans american well done you found one hot american expert, and? yes, as the magician says of polish origin, and uh, this is genetic hatred. as you like to talk to russia well, the thing is, the trick is that you can find such hot russian experts. just like that . i'll give you one example. they are talking about dividing america not in russia in america how many times have i heard when russian political science experts of politics, they call for cream to support these american movements. texas ind

, er, not one war with russia. constantly and in the 17-21st years these wars of liberation well, the same skoropadsky wanted an alliance with russiaer it actually cost him the hetmanate and he fled from kyiv er and the socialists led by vynnychenko, well, that is, there were many problems why people did not understand what russia is. now we have seen this country. here is this deep russia here on the territory of ukraine, from er, roughly speaking, the chernobyl zone, ending with er, chongar, and from there zhytomyr region, when they were internal, ending with kharkiv region and donetsk region, and we must now i have to study them and defeat them i set these tasks for myself, of course we are talking about ukraine because this is now, but this is our problem now, but russia is our problem - that's all you know, a person is sick with oncology, they say, why do you talk so much about oncology, are you interested in doctors, clinics , chemotherapy? well, why does it work for you? to football drink coca-cola kiss the girls well, because i have cancer no, yes, of course so what to talk about it well, let's talk about it, because we nee

to russia in the worldview project i first of all, i understand very clearly that the problem with ukraine now is that we still have more than one war with russia, er, more than one war with russia these liberation wars. well, the same skoropadsky wanted an alliance with russia, so later it actually cost him the hetmanate and he fled from kyiv, er, and the socialists led by vynnychenko, well, that is, there were many problems. why did people not understand what is russia ? now we have seen this country. this is the depth of russia here we have in the territory of ukraine from eh, roughly speaking, eh chernobyl zone, ending with eh chongar, and from e there, zhytomyr oblast, when they were in zhytomyr oblast, ending with kharkiv oblast and donetsk oblast, well , and we must study and defeat them now, that’s why i myself i set these tasks, of course we are talking about ukraine because it is now, but it is now our problem, but russia is our problem, it is the same as saying that a person is sick with oncology, you know, and why do you talk so much about oncology, are you interested in doctors , clinics, chemotherapy? well, why do you need it? go plays football drink coca-cola kiss

weaknesses and the intentions of russia, they are putting pressure on armenia, and given their turn, they cannot rely on an alliance agreement with russia because russiaas at least weakened in the war with ukraine, and secondly, it is afraid of losing, uh, losing the advantages of its interactions with azerbaijan, and there is also the issue of iran and many other things . please. but how can this situation be resolved, well, at least in the near future, in such a quadrangle , in such a square, azerbaijan, armenia, russia, the united states, and turkey, because, as we know, a few days ago, the speaker of the lower house was visiting of the american congress of the house of representatives of the house of representatives of the vacuum cleaners, she expressed her full support for the usa supporting armenia, russia supporting and turkey supporting azerbaijan, how can it all be resolved in this square because it seems to me that you know yes, sorry for the boy's mind. it seems to me that this is not an attempt to resolve the situation and trying to confuse her even more. well, she is already quite confused. nancy pilots. i think that she should fulfill he

live, continue to live in a good country, and i think that russia such a country, we'll be only with russia. we are russians, we must be with russia. ukraine does not support us, does not support the people does not want to deal with the people, shells, and kills. therefore, only russia can protect us, help us. or i ended up here from another district. i don't care where to vote, but i want to finally return to my home. if i am very positive about these and hope the war will end soon, we have high hopes for this referendum. joining will be better, it will be a union. i believe that many will support this, that we will unite and that it will still be a force. earlier we got the latest update has fallen correspondence following the 1st day of the referendum egos, dental in the new glance republic, mariah garza in the castle region and a room unclear of from the dullness republic. the elegance people's republic is finally choosing is and the question on the ballot. his quite simple, do you want to be officially a part of russia? and given that this region along with the, the nets, people's republic, where my colleague roman culture o

russia's interests and not being hostile to russia. alexey: we need to recognize that russia doesn't look at australia as a friendly country. russia looks at australia thugh the prism of our security and defense alliance withy ignoring russia's weight, russia's influence, and russia's international status, we allow ourselves to be caught off guard every time russia can pull the card out of its sleeve and wants to play a game against australia. sean: russia's interest in australia is not just political. australia has become an attractive destination for large sums of russian cash. sean: four corners has been working with international anti-corruption ornizations to investigate millions of doars in allegedly dir russian money stashed here and laundered through australian banks and businesses. paul: australia is a great place to keep money. it's a democracy with a stable banking system, and criminals love democracies with stable banking systems. this is why australia is a great destination for illicit funds. sean: paul radu is the co-founder of the organized crime and corruption reporting project, a group of investigators based in eastern europe. in 2014, his organization used an enormous leak of banking and

but we are with russia. russia is with us. one with anyone who doesn't want or is unable to visit a polling station will be visited by an election worker who will go to their homes to collect their ballads. it's difficult for residents in russian control territories to avoid voting for some ukrainians. it became the perfect time to lead these territories once and for all, voters shimmers leveled in the proverb. superman as upon the, the referendum is a violation of international law, but it is a legal multiple and we hear that people in the occupied areas are forced to vote at gunpoint. some of them might have premature levels to what keep calls coons referendum, a propagandist, and while the west is citing international law to call it illegal, how much support does russia really have in the occupied territories? and that's a question i'd like to pass on to roman in bond at the referenda is obviously a sham. we have established that many times, but a lot of people in the numbers are indeed pro russian. if these referendums wer

so parts in joint exercises with russia in eastern russia recently . what are your thoughts on this with regards to global security? obviously there's an interesting dynamic here with russia, india and china, obviously been parts of brakes with tensions between india and china over the himalayas. well, we do have ongoing intentions. are china and good relationship is, is a, is a quite a difficult relationship. china has shown hostility, which is something that india has been responding to who to believe we're coming to get our show relationship. we have a very close cooperation in the field of military defense and miller can we just want to have a bias, litigation. sure. but you're also who do you live in weapon systems and kind of thing. it's a sizes. so again, we are doing that because it is still a neutral advantage. and it's a, it's a we have a legacy of difference cooperation, which is continuing for former indian diplomats, an invoice to canada and south korea, vish, new product, cash. we could keep discussing this for a long time, but i'm afraid

, well , like what this is modern russia and you know that it is impossible to get used to such a russia, the question here is how to find a solution with such a russiaat is, how to protect the world from not just a disaster with such a russia, but also disasters that such a russia can cause, here is the key problem to find a solution, thank you very much, sir, for this analysis volodymyr volya, an international political scientist, and dmytro tuzhanskyi, the director of the institute of central european strategy, was also with us. of the ukrainian association of china studies connoisseurs olesya we welcome you there, some chinese training has started on the territory of russia. what do you know about this? what does it mean? these were trainings east of 222 and in principle there is just a video that chinese equipment is going to the territory of russia and they are already training. chinese troops are already being withdrawn from the territory of the russian exercise. yes, this is a joint exercise. yes, it was a joint exercise. they took place in the far east, in the coastal region of russia . about 2,000 chinese soldiers from equipment with e-e th

russia. well here we are today. you can't have a stable european order with russia. russiae the european security order. i think the bite administration policy of punishing russia we heard in the previous panel, the sanctions, isolating diplomatically and leaking russia militarily with support through ukraine is really the only approach that we can have towards putin and russia. unless and until there is a different leader in russia. >> i would love to have fiona come in for that question. but before that, and jim. so that re- fighting the cold war? >> what can we do? we have the leader that we have in russia. it is worth noting, he did invade ukraine in 2014. the un system was founded to try to prevent big countries from just taking territories from their neighbors by setting their forces across the border. and we did still try to pursue a cooperative relationship with russia. we are still trying to pursue up until this expanded invasion started. but i think again, the nature of this expanded invasion the brutality of the attempted genocide i think he has created this reac

former soviet union, that is, with the same russia after the defeat of the soviet union in the cold war, so the soviet union collapsed in 1991, if the world then did with russia was probably at its weakest state after 1917 year, i.e. russia well, just like everywhere else in the former soviet union, there were absolutely constant shops, nothing worked, no industry at all, there was nothing well, but the world, the world, the world, then, looked at it, well, not like , not like, how he looked probably to germany, but actually there was such a peculiar plan of the marshal, because russia, um, they helped her to survive , to restore a certain economy, well, at least, what was restored is energy, an energy resource expert. and what will happen after this war, uh, it's very difficult to predict, i will live to communicate, but it will be again on the rake yes, because i absolutely agree with you here, i am so much, this is today's arrogance of the russians who sat on the i apologize in the srat from disposable syringes, which i remember to the knife, the former, to everything, to the money, billions gave, gave be people. here's your money. will the west say again

countries, they believed that it is possible to conduct dialogue with russia, they believed that it is possible to conduct business with russiatotalitarian regimes, because you understand that russia still has friendly relations with low countries with which we must have relations and so on, that is, russia was considered a country with which you can do certain things, and unfortunately this led to the fact that russia today integrated into the global economic space and into the political and geopolitical space, and in order to break all this, it takes a certain amount of time, and the united states looks at this issue more globally , taking into account other points of risk, which may be iera and china and north korea and so on, we understand it definitely for us from the point of view of the war , it was desirable that the status of a legal country sponsor of terrorism was already tomorrow i will explain why because it significantly limited business opportunities and economic opportunities for the russian federation to differentiate its energy carriers there and receive incomes in other directions are not from europe, for e

with india and $100.00 plus countries. i'm not joining the west to century russia. china stay with russia, actually. sword china as crew oil imports from russia. so at 55 percent from a year earlier to rec, about 4 in may display things, saudi arabia at the top supplier to china. during the foreign patient and li, john, she, they stressed the importance of a multi polar world. there's a big emphasis on this topic. do you think china and russia are going to be the main players in moving towards this mostly polar world? as surely they are in china. russia are the main players of the briggs countries alongside with india, pursue and south africa, different nations have a combined population of about 3000000000 and they combined g d p. it's more than 23 true year while the well, she defeats only $85.00 trillion. so we'll display the 5 countries combined to make up about 42 percent of the world's population and above 27 percent of the was g. d p. the bricks paula ship was established not only to provide a counter wasted g 7, but also to strengthen the individual nations diplomatic insecurity efforts around the world are combini

with russia during a speech at the un general assembly. ah, i am pablo foliage. welcome to the program. ukraine and russia have carried out a prisoner swap with russia releasing over 200 prisoners of war in return for 55 russians and ukrainian oligarchy. and putin associated victoria made that choke. 10 foreigners were among the prisoners handed over by russia, including 5 british and 2 u. s. nationals who were flown to saudi arabia. many of the ukrainian prisoners have been captured during the siege of matter. you are i? well, let's turn to our correspondent manual shots, who's in hockey, in northeastern ukraine. i am on you're out. good to see you. so, a significant and perhaps a unexpected development that had to involve a great deal of negotiation. right? exactly. pablo a 1st time you might hear behind me as the national anthem being played here, although hard key, if it happens every day, it is played in a memory of their as sold is of ukraine who lost their lives during ad these live and how not to think about there are more than 50 sold ears who recently died on july 29th in the prison up all the n

with us, said that it would be up to russia to decide. how to respond? in the event that the strikes will be delivered already on the territory of russia in in the event that the lugansk people's republic joins the russian federation, uh, it is worth noting that foreign observers are working here at the sites. at the same time, for some reason, they did not notice any violations, in particular. today. we talked to the observer from france, let's listen. i like to watch how people choose their future, and i like that people can choose in all countries where they want to live and what happens here. same story. people choose where they will live. do they want to be subject of the russian federation or not? it is the right of people where they want to live. literally a few hours ago, an artillery strike on starobelsk was carried out , civilians were injured, rockets flew into an ordinary grocery store, there was no military equipment, and not the military themselves, and we talked with a representative of the territorial election commission of the starobelsk district. we were told about the voting process. the situation is tense, but nevertheless people are ha

with russia. once this annexation happens, does it change that dynamic? is russia this as an excuse to say that it is being attacked because the west is providing ukraine with weapons? if it is seizing eastern ukraine to annex it. >> yes, that's exactly so. that is correct. look, he knows, he feels it, and his military leadership reports to him. he knows that he's losing the war in the battlefield ukraine has seized the initiative. he cannot explain to his society why and he's looking for answers to these questions. it's seven months since russia occupied -- tried to occupy ukraine, but they couldn't. and now he has to justify it. he has to take steps to justify it. he says, see, let's look at it. i am not afraid of ukraine. it was a special operation. but now it's russia, it's our territory. look, we conducted referenda. now it's the west who attacks russia. now the west attacks our territories. we have let the society join russia, the society that wanted to be with russia. he has announced the mobilization. it used to be hidden. now you see that it has been annou

with russia. when napoleon just what we want our 2 regions to become a part of russia. we want to unite with russia so we can live more peacefully. we were severely repressed under ukraine from cave took everything from us, our country, our land, and our home. oh, this is of rudeness for, for the year. they reacted to anything they thought might be russian hill. if you had any connection with russia, they would take you away. ever even heard them threatening people. he took humanitarian aid from russia, so they didn't care if you would starve to death. we did a good residence of the dumbass, have been considering their fate since well before the referendum things changed back in 2014. when the my done, o'brien divided ukraine with those in the east of the country who reject to the outcome of the crew subjected to suppression by key. if you can see how the buddy crew unfolded and divided the country in ortiz documentary, my done the road to walk ah, sharing with my dom protests were initially held in supportive european integrations, but was soon hijacked by ukrainian nat

well, weapons, and together with them will continue to oppose russia's attack on russia on democracy, sovereignty, and the legal order based on the rules about this today during a meeting with her czech colleague jana chernokhova said the minister of the united states, lloyd austin, and at the same time emphasized that the pentagon will make every effort to avoid a direct conflict with russia. i will remind you that the day before at the american rammstein base in germany held another meeting of countries that are friends of ukraine. at it, they agreed to continue supporting ukraine in its just war with the russian invaders. well, nato needs to continue preparing for a long confrontation with russia, the process said today the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg, at a meeting with us secretary of state anthony blinken in brussels. he means stoltenberg called on all allies and partners to continue sending weapons to ukraine and to do so even at the cost of their own defense capability well and in addition, mr. stoltenberg said that due to the war of aggre

with russia. when leopard, we'll just do, we want our 2 regions to become a part of russia. we want to unite with russia, so we can live more peacefully. we were severely repressed under ukraine from keith took everything from us, our country, our land, and our home notices of rudeness, of pathetic. they reacted to anything they thought might be russian hill. if you had any connection with russia, they would take you away. i even heard them threatening people. he took humanitarian aid from russia, so they didn't care if you would starve to death. who does he go to as voting in the referendums and says in the 4th day, of course will keep you updated on how voters decide in the future of those regions . ah, well china and india, coal for peace talks to resolve ukrainian completes ahead of the end of the 77th, un general assembly session new york. some western leaders continue their anti russian rhetoric and try to pin. busy all of the blame for the global view crisis on russia, ortiz kelly morphine has more. the un general assembly, you would think everyone expects to hear the

as for our values, yes, it is god god who has always been with russia , who still overshadows russia and allows it to remain the largest country on the planet. the earth family that underpins everything they are these transgender. uh, father number parent number one parent number two, which is in europe motherland is a word that is prohibited in the european union , it is forbidden to use the word motherland in official documents of the european union and the countries of the european union, they have already reached this point. but now they are getting what they deserve, because values ​​are what does not come, what allows us to say that our cause is just, victory will be ours. we give the word to the news. we'll be back at the big game studio at 4:50 pm. not miss. hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. to ensure the country's food security at a time when the west provokes a food crisis in the world, as well as an increase in the quality of life on the body for millions of citizens, such tasks vladimir putin outlined today at a meet

russia in our hearts and remember all those who were lost in this fire with freedom, and not swept away. i know that we will definitely meet with you. a hero between us hero of russia today we have with us a people's artist of russia who has been to the donbas more than once and knows firsthand what is there going on? meet vladimir mashkov hello great russia fyodor dostoevsky claimed what is the highest trait of our people? this is a sense of justice and a thirst for it we are one people and must protect each other. two years have passed. after the adoption of the amendment to the constitution of the russian federation on the prohibition of the alienation of russian territories, and today we can understand and feel. as far as it is important, lugansk donetsk zaporizhzhia is with russia forever. and even today one way or another discusses those. who has left or is about to leave? real russia is not in those who left, but in those who stayed, you are the real future of our only motherland of great russia thanks to vladimir mashkov, friends are sure of the historical events that are taking place in our days literally before our eyes and the participants, whom we are with you , will unite even more. all of our society

i am very glad that we are returning to russia, this is my homeland, so i want us to be with russia together with russiat everything be fine with us, so that we grandchildren grew up in russia were happy waiting for 30 years. i in the ninety-first year i was 21 years old , then i was against him and then in those elections. i've been voting for 21 years against, uh, ukraine as a sovereign state, and this is a minute. i have waited 30 years. thank god that it came this referendum was organized in the shortest possible time and under extreme conditions promptly compiled the lists of voters and printed ballots with only one question in them. you are for joining the russian federation as a subject of russia republic leonid pasechnik without a wave of all the historical days to make their choice for this decision. we walked for a long and hard 8 years. and now, finally. in general, we have one step left to take in the hospital. doctors and nurses vote almost without stopping from work, and patients between procedures are naked. i want to vote faster. my husband recovered three times. this is how the world of

we are here arguing russia with the usa russia with europe there russia with china who is against it hom? where is here? africa does not exist, in general, that is, this continent is still under colonial oppression, no matter how they talk about the years of independence of the future prime minister, italy . god bless ethiopia. they colonized libya there, and they colonized it there , and they still have this legacy, which is also colonial. well, the rest of the countries of britain and france in the first place, which essentially divided there, uh, the territory of africa and still use it, that's all, this, in principle, and let's not forget about it, because, uh, we have allies on the african continent. yes, we just need to work with them. that this continent should just wake up and should receive all the time support from the leaders of the african countries of russia, including, because there is no dark communication. e accession, where we are the only european country, and our minister also just spoke about this foreign affairs. the un again drew attention to the seventy-seventh,

russia despite the fact that today is only the first day of the referen. and we already meet here. we are already waiting. i assured you. we are waiting for home, russia mother is always with you, i myself come from donbass i love my small homeland, and i want her to be in russia, to be together with mother russia. my family. well, as if my mother faced nationalism back in the nineties and we moved, so to russia, uh, and they still have friends there, and i hope that they all vote to join and become part of russia meet. we are waiting, we believe, we love our dear ones. and they came to a dead end. you know a lot in this semester, the last semester at the beginning of the special operation was a rally in a concert like, today there is about it one big significant difference is the main people who address us behind the scenes today. these are those who just today, literally just the day before, came from the front line, came from donbass, those who defend donbass, those who defend donetsk luhansk these are real military officers, but today they are addressing us from the stage and among them there is, for example, one fragile girl with the call sign-panty ekaterina goronovich, who literally tomorrow will return back to donetsk and today here contact us came to

russia is with them, russia supports and will always be with the people, the donetsk people's republic goes to school repair, well, half of the school is involved in teaching children and studying, though in two shifts. as soon as the repair is over, and it will be completed in the near future, the children will immediately begin learning , pleases what, what, what is. on what to teach, what to teach, and plus, fully staffed , uh, teaching staff. rescuers due to bad weather still can not get to the place of death of tourists on the klyuchevskaya sopka volcano in kamchatka. the worsening weather and storm winds with gusts of up to 30 m/s are to blame. rescuers again will make an attempt to reach a height of 3,300 m. tomorrow morning, valeria sychinskaya will tell how the search and rescue operation is going. the footage from the site of the rescue operation shows that there is heavy cloudiness in the volcano area and wind, which complicates the work of rescuers at the site of the tragedy. at some heights it snows . one group with employees of the fire and rescue unit of the emercom of russia both sides plan to land at the maximum permitted height so that the rescuers can go through further acclimatization before climbing, in addition, on the night of september 4, a consolidated ground group was sent to the ust-kamchatsky region, which included 15 people from the personnel of the kamchatka rescue center of the russian emergencies ministry and nine employees of the search and rescue team main directorate of the ministry of emergency situations of russia for the kamchatka territory. the tour was organized by a company from novosibirsk . i managed to get comments from the management of the travel agency. also closed. not yet known. was the group insured? here is an announcement on the site with a proposal to fulfill the cherished dream of any traveler and take a walk among active volcanoes. there is not a word about the fact that climbing requires special training to insure on such a slope, it is very difficult, it is very impossible to insure each other. why because if it is

with this russia. and now you are showing what russia is doing now with gas, it is actually burning it because there willr a little more in russian asia and it will be forced to burned subtracted figure every day she does it by 10 million dollars. i think that these sums will grow because, in the end , gas is not a weapon . because of this dependence although the winter promises to be really very difficult and we europeans are coming but i think that this is the last winter when russia blackmails the world with its energy carriers and in a year or two believe me, will this regime in russia or some other one run after europe and ask in order to she bought something from him, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our social networks on youtube and also live on facebook, for those who are currently watching us on youtube and facebook, please like this video so that it is promoted in the trends youtube and facebook, and subscribe to our social networks. we work for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week, vladimir. we have already started talking about gas, we know that the russians h

certainly i think many thought india might abstain. india, of course, has, has links with russia military links with russia going back a long period of time as a military supply of supply coming from russia to india. but i think it will still be disappointing, i think, to some of those that support ukraine and to ukraine that those, those, those 3 countries have joined china in the abstention bracket of this resolution might be worth another little bit of an anecdote to add to this as i was telling you, in the last couple of hours i was at a diplomatic reception, where many of these ambassadors with around the security council table were not only was there a long huddle between the chinese and the russian ambassador, looking rather serious, that went on for about 15 minutes, but at the other end of the room, there was also a huddle involving india, the indian ambassador, the brazil ambassador, and the deputy ambassador of russia read what you want into that. okay, thanks very much. and chance pays out diplomatic, added to that at the u. n. i want to talk to some other stories now and hearken. e n has made