culture which is being a cherished by russia is it's directed towards anything ruffin with russian state institutions and much media also being under attack or civilian facilities. this is a thought for the cold united innovation aggression against russia, from the west will say, trying to protect institutions, including foreign ministry. we have to improve all the steps that we taking in a daily basis and in order to comply with government decisions. and i want to emphasize that we have to bear in mind the unique specifics of the diplomatic services. make sure that the book and assessments that we got there will be preserved. and together without a colleagues where we keep on book and that russia is taking certain legit legislative steps to words the preservation of sovereignty. i won't be talking details about that. i will just mention that one second is when you said you book. oh god, mitchell, use the sorry for goodness sakes, cuz it was a young. yeah, alan, to emphasize that these discretions are being dealt with and a lot of resources are to words there's, we've got to do to resolve it. and we

powerful cyber attacks using advanced information communication technologies are exposed to russian state institutionsitical infrastructure life support system all this is part of a coordinated information aggression against our country digital diplomacy in these conditions. perhaps the only way to convey an alternative point of view to a foreign audience, however, the west is blocking our information resources youtube has blocked the state duma television channel briefing by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova dmitter openly declares his intention weaken state content from russia and recognized as extremist meta corporation still ignores direct calls for the murder of russian citizens demonstrate totalitarian intolerance for alternative points of view preparation of western repressions and individual users in social networks and major media outlets with their entire infrastructure of news distribution created over the years and estimates under the influence of legitimate sanctions are summed up by managers. eternal media operators and privates employees, cen

issue permission to russia to make dollar payments on public debt from the accounts of russian state institutionsen gold and foreign exchange reserves. $ 300 billion is also considered a lever for agreeing with the big seven an additional wide package of sanctions measures, which will entail further economic , financial and technological isolation, these measures will lead to the degradation of key instruments russian state power and cause acute and immediate economic damage. russia want something want. here is the dollar at 200 rubles. biden was also seen, but in reality the ruble is strengthening. here in the un security council, the americans have already understood the limits of their capabilities. no matter how much blackmail, no matter how many ultimatums the zelensky security council issues, this is the result of the creation of the un after the second world war russia is a permanent member of the security council, this is a fact we cannot change it, but we certainly we can isolate them in the security council, how will she do this postpre? thomas greenfield did not specify this. and proba

here in the russian state institute of performing arts.ed to impress, but in the end , she did not find her last name evanesc in the list of those admitted to the general education exams following the results of the creative competition, but unlike her heroine from the crew, the young abiturienko did not lose her head and went to the very tovstov maestro of the leningrad bdt, trying not to be on the lists found. i couldn't find my last name. i ran to his waves. he stood the sea was elizal, you need a child in the theater and in the theater in the literary such an impression the thick-legged one had, of course, not by chance, who was on the commission when i entered the theater institute. you can do some kind of poetry, how much i was there, 18, yes, and how did he start pushkin’s cleopatra, tell me who among you will buy my ad at the cost of life at night and the horror will burden everyone and hearts trembled with passion, and cleopatra looks like this . oh, she's a poem, when she was with her at night she killed her lovers. such a fuckin

the imposition of sanctions and the termination of any cooperation within europe with russian state cultural institutions sentiment regarding the fact that the culture is apolitical still needs to be overcome a couple of good russians on boys namah good russians there is nothing about good russians. no, you understand good russians, especially after the events in bucha, no one in the west. there is no need to explain that russia today is an absolute evil. and when they buy nesting dolls, the nesting doll may contain a grenade. can you mention please? well , i would like to say a few words that in europe there really was a division, a division partly in the position of e, the special operation of russia and here, of course, uh, an important aspect is connected with the fact that there the elite, the intellectual elite of europe, is being persecuted within the european states. well, including the united states, uh, also a simple example of alessandra. arsenia - this is the head of the center for international security studies, and the university of ufc e . rome he uh, just more realistically assesses the p

the imposition of sanctions and the termination of any cooperation within europe with russian state cultural institutions. not only about sanctions. our task is to ban russian channels on satellite platforms, the sentiment that culture is apolitical still needs to be overcome . there are no russians. no, you understand good russians, especially after the events, no one in the west. there is no need to explain that russia today is an absolute evil. and when they buy nesting dolls, then in the nesting doll, there may be a pomegranate and a nesting dolls nesting dolls can be mentioned. well, that is, the next call kills russians, if someone forgot about russophobia, according to the version of the polish prime minister morovets is now in the mainstream world. we 'll see so in these moments of the security council, if there are frames, live broadcast. let's show the hearing is going on, the russian permanent representative not benzo protested about the bloody provocation in the city of bucha. in connection with the refusal of london, it is the uk that has now refused to chair the organization zelensky has al

they will target russian government officials, their family members, russian owned financial institutions, state is part of a continuation of efforts to put consequences in place and hold russian officials accountable. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent peter bowes. great to have you back on the programme. more sanctions on what has been called the most sanctioned country in the world. what are they and who will they hurt?— will they hurt? they will hurt ultimately — will they hurt? they will hurt ultimately the _ will they hurt? they will hurt ultimately the russian - will they hurt? they will hurt | ultimately the russian people but i think it's also hoped that they will hurt those in the higher echelons of russian government and business as well with an immediate impact. there is a huge sense of urgency i think about this latest raft of sanctions that will be announced, a coordinated effort between the european union and the g7 which the white house says represents 50% of the global economy. it is hoped russia will be sent down the road of economic, financial and technical isol

they will target russian government officials, their family members, russian owned financial institutions, statef a continuation of efforts to put consequences in place and hold russian officials accountable. let's get more on this from our north america correspondent peter bowes. they will hurt ultimately the russian people but i think it's also hoped that they will hurt those in the higher echelons of russian government and business as well with an immediate impact. there is a huge sense of urgency i think about this latest raft of sanctions that will be announced, a coordinated effort between the european union and the g7 which the white house says represents 50% of the global economy. jen psaki says it is hoped russia will be sent down the road of economic, financial and technical isolation and she talked about the financial institutions, the state—owned enterprises and perhaps most crucially those senior russian government officials and their families. we do not have details of individuals yet but i think we can be sure these will be far—reaching sanctions, that is, it's hoped, have a quick

states part this is going to include a ban on all new investments in russia. tightening of the sanctions that are already in place on the russian financial institutions and state owned enterprises. and more sanctions on russian government officials and family members. that raised concerns about whether or not questions about whether or not that would include two of putin's daughters. who the european union has discussed sanctioning and of course people have asked the white house whether or not that is something they are considering doing for the white house is not yet disclosed that. we should note as the white house is continuing to tighten the screws, apply sanctions and pressure on russia, putin is continued with this brutal assault. and according to the chairman of joint chief of staff testifying on capitol hill on tuesday, he warned this invasion this battle could go on for potentially years. after the national security adviser believed this next phase where russia is repositioning forces arnds ukraine after not achieving the initial objective, could take months and now saying this is something that could last for years. we talked about the increase insta

the government plenty to increase its penalties on russian financial institutions, state owned enterprises as well, and unspecified russian officials and their family members. shery: and we heard from ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy addressing the un security council where he demanded justice for the alleged atrocities committed by russian forces. >> yesterday i returned from our city of bucha, recently liberated from russian troops, not far from kyiv. there is not a single crime that they would not commit there. the russian military searched for and purposefully killed anyone who served our country. shery: for more, let's bring in jodi schneider. what further sanctions are coming and what is the intent behind them? jodi: this next round of sanctions is a coordinated round between the u.s. and eu allies and some allies even in asia. looking to coordinate to try to hit even harder russia's economy, and with that backdrop of the ukrainian president's words, and images of those alleged atrocities in ukraine. the governments of the u.s. and european allies want to act quickly. we heard

reported that they will target russian government officials, their family members, russian owned financial institutions, also state owned enterprises. it's a part of the continuation of our efforts to put consequences in place -- to hold russian officials accountable. and again, those announcements will be made tomorrow. >> thanks, jen. secretary of state earlier today said that the killings in a bucha are not a random act by a rogue unit, but it is a deliberate campaign by russia to commit these atrocities. but he did not offer any evidence that the u.s. has to back up this claim. i'm wondering if the white house can share any evidence to that effect? >> i think with the secretary was referring to is the fact that we have predicted and laid out very clearly the intention of president putin and the russian military to commit atrocities. that's what they have done. we have seen with ourur own eyes what they've done. that is consistent with but a little different from a question about the process, which is a process that would take place on the international mechanism on -- to have a review or have investigation int

for the united states' part, this is going to include a ban on all new investments in russia, and tightening of the sanctions that are already in place on these russian financial institutionsnd also more sanctions on russian government officials and their family members. and that latter part has raised some concerns about whether or not about some questions about whether or not that would actually include two of putin's daughters who the european union has discussed sanctioning. of course people have asked the white house if that is something they are considering doing, but the white house has not yet disclosed that. we should note as the white house is continuing to tighten the screws, apply more sanctions and more pressure on russia, putin has continued with this brutal assault. and according to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who is testifying on capitol hill on tuesday, he warned that this invasion, this protracted battle could go on for potentially years. that comes after the national security adviser jake sullivan said he believed this next phase where russia is repositioning its forces around ukraine after note achieving their initial objectives could take

by persons openly working not for our state, but against the russian federation, namely, our entire russian federation, they are individuals of some state institutionspolitical forces and in this respect. i repeat once again, we are not discovering america in the true figurative sense of the word. in the same united states, this has long been worked out. there are much more stringent conditions and what we allow entails punishment for a gross violation. uh, in the form of administrative restrictions or some other similar acts, there, uh, this is a direct road to prison and there are many russians who have already gone along this path and you know how strict the approaches of the same united states of america to those who work in favor of other states. we are walking along this path. uh, much more civilized and the most important thing to intruders. oh, this law. uh, they knew about the inevitability of his action. in addition, i cannot fail to note that this law is more clearly written. how can you get out of this very register from the list of people classified as foreign agents or persons affiliated with them, and also the need for these very hino

going to include a tightening on the sanctions already in place and a lot of those russian financial institutions and state-run enterprises. and it's also going to include new sanctions on russian government officials and their family members. one big question has been whether or not that last part there includes putin's two daughters because the european union has proposed sanctioning them as well and the white house has not yet said whether or not they'll be included in this new package tomorrow, wolf. but as you're seeing these new sanctions being put in place after these horrific images that came out of bucha and the other places that fred was reporting on, one thing we should note is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was on capitol hill today warning that despite these sanctions, despite the punishment being put in place for putin's ininvasion, they thk it could go on a lot longer. >> i think this is a very protracted contract. it's measured in years. i don't know about decade, but years for sure. this is a very extended conflict that russia has initiated, and i think that nato, the united sta

russian officials accountable". here's the white house spokesperson, jen psaki. this will include a ban on all new investment in russia and increase sanctions on financial institutions and statees in russia and sanctions on russian government officials and their family members. these measures will degrade key instruments of russian state power, impose acute and immediate economic harm on russia and hold accountable the russian kleptocracy that funds and supports putin's war. so, this is going to be done in coordination with others, and the steps as just noted obviously that endeavours of russian officials and other stakeholder process and financial institutions. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes has more on the measures the us and others are taking. they will hurt ultimately the russian people but i think it's also hoped that they will hurt those in the higher echelons of russian government and business as well with an immediate impact. there is a huge sense of urgency i think about this latest raft of sanctions that will be announced, a coordinated effort between the european union and the g7 which the white house says represents 50% of the global economy. jen psak

the russian media condemned the blocking of accounts of russian diplomatic institutions in the united statesed retaliatory measures to be taken. at the same time, the pressure diplomats continue not only in the united states but also in other unfriendly countries yevgeny chirochkina will continue glory to ukraine with an accent and perhaps not quite grasping the meaning of the nazi chant, the australians in the kiev region echo yellow-blue on their shoulders under their flag along with their american colleagues. they arrived to help, according to the official version, clear the rubble, coincidentally at the same time they are arriving in ukraine from australia and the cars, their purpose is already difficult to hide. this is a military armored personnel carrier. australia invested in ukraine for $50 million last month cutting back on their own needs, voters are asking uh why the government is spending taxpayer money on problems, uh, that are far removed from the pressing issues facing australia . here, for example, all the past months. uh, the country was flooded with catastrophic floods on

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central bank and by the u.s., and may be forthcoming as well from the eu on russian financial institutions private and statewned, are massive. they are nearing technical default on their foreign sovereign debt, and that is going to have a huge ramification for russia not only internally and vis-a-vis the u.s. and eu about for any of its external borrowing or trade deals. if it is in default, that will have massive consequences. >> at the same time, there are plenty of actors still involved with russia. there's a story on the terminal over the last 24 hours about how the ruble is back to where it was, part of that having to do with the fact that russian oil is still selling in china. how much does the west matter when a party like china is still willing to interact with russia in the international economy? >> i mean, the west is still buying oil as well. the ruble rebound has as much to do with the capital controls, the fact that the central bank is using those to intervene in currency markets than anything else. as a short-term strategy, that may be viable, but i wonder what happens long-term. venezuela is

day of russian parliamentarism the date was set by presidential decree 10 years ago and timed to coincide with the start of the work of the state duma in 1906. it was the first democratic institution in russian history that laid the foundations of parliamentarism. in the tauride palace of st. petersburg, a meeting of the council of legislators is taking place in it. and as expected , vladimir putin will take part, discussing a plan for developing the economy in the face of sanctions, supporting business and the standard of living of citizens that the west is trying to head of the federation council valentina matvienko said to completely block russia. step forward today, colleagues, we all live in a new reality. when russia is under unprecedented pressure, in fact, we are talking about attempts to organize a total blockade of our country to slow down its development and, calling a spade a spade, punish our people our country for an independent policy for the right to ensure their own security and sovereignty to the actions of an unfriendly country the answer can only be one should calmly and systematically continue the implementation of the development goals of a certain head of st

all new investment in russia and increase sanctions on financial institutions and state—owned enterprises in russia and sanctions on russiand their family members. these measures will degrade key instruments of russian state power, impose acute and immediate economic harm on russia and hold accountable the russian kleptocracy that funds and supports putin's war. so, this is going to be done in coordination with others, and the steps as just noted obviously that endeavours of russian officials and other stakeholder process and financial institutions. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes has more. they will hurt ultimately the russian people but i think it's also hoped that they will hurt those in the higher echelons of russian government and business as well with an immediate impact. there is a huge sense of urgency i think about this latest raft of sanctions that will be announced, a coordinated effort between the european union and the g7 which the white house says represents 50% of the global economy. jen psaki says it is hoped russia will be sent down the road of economic, financial and technical isolation and sh

the final competition of the all-russian television humanitarian olympiad of the clever ones, right here, the studios will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations right before your eyes . yeah his excellency ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary russian doctor of political sciences professor, head of the department of diplomacy at the university of gmo alexander nikolaevich panov judge is testing the secretary of the jury marina teymurova and responsibility secretary program editor clever boys tatyana smirnova and my assistant is the winner of the 28th season of the all-russian humanitarian theory olympiad clever boys they are a second-year student of the faculty of international relations university , kimono natalia fomenko from the city of saratov are invited sofia grigorieva moscow i report to your honor she won the quarterfinals on the red carpet. roman kostrov ivanovo quarterfinariy won green lanes with two penalty points ilya petrov ostrovskoye village, kostroma region. i lost the quarterfinals to myself on the green carpet. but on the podium, yours has now bounced back, scoring seven bonus points and staff i

russian forces. penalties will be increased on financial institutions and state owned enterprises plus sanctions will be placed on unspecified russian officials and families. treasury secretary janet yellen will warned of the enormous economic repercussions of the board in ukraine. she testified before a committee. she will highlight the risks of rising food and energy prices. she will make it clear the u.s. will not ease the economic pressure it is putting on russia. this year's unprecedented bar round accelerated after more from the federal reserve. the central banks will reduce debt hauling, sending debt levels after completing an eight month losing streak. speculation is being raised about russia and a potential technical default. the finance ministry paid rules to some of its debt obligations this week because for an banks refuse to process $649 million of payments but it did not give russia the option to pay in rubles. two top executives will step down this year. an asset management chief and the president alix stern. they will be succeeded by the cfo. global news 24 hours a day on air and on b

the lack of excitement and strong rivals in the competitions of russian swimmers , he stated this during a round table of the expert instituteial research. the international swimming federation suspended russian swimmers from participating in competitions because of the situation in ukraine, the russian team will not perform, and even at the world aquatics championships. fans in fact, it’s enough that at least russian ones remained. naturally, they are all high-level athletes. anyway, they came here from russia directly on the world, then it’s probably, yes, it’s actually somehow strange that the strongest guys there yuliya efimova klimenko lestnikova to andrey minakov uh won’t go, because we always fought for medal due to anton the same for the highest achievement. we will have the commonwealth cup uh in august. and that is, you can prepare for it invited there all uh friendly sportsmen. let's see what happens, but it promises to be. i think it's very interesting. now i am the situation with coronavirus in russia over the past day, a little more than 7,000 new cases of infection were detected. this is the minimum since sept

out ban on all new investments in russia and more penalties on financial institutions and state-owned companies. against russianials and families, including vladimir putin's two adult daughters. opening the door to long-term sanctions. >> there is nothing less happening than major war crimes. responsible nations have to come together to hold the perpetrators accountable, going to raise the economic cost and ratchet up the pain for putin. >> investigation continues into war crimes from ukraine. video from another suburb of kyiv, believe hundreds of civilians, many of them women and children were hiding in shelters beneath the bombed buildings. >>> historic vote, senate expected to confirm judge ketanji brown jackson to be the first black woman on the supreme court. senate majority leader charles schumer expects the vote before 11:00 a.m. pacific time, needs a simple majority to be confirmed. in addition to being first black woman on the supreme court, the first justice to have been a public defender. three republicans expected to vote in her favor and all the democrats and independents. >>> grounding unruly pass

house reporting this tonight, that there are going to be new sanctions against russian financial institutions and other state-owned enterprises and elites again tomorrow and banning investments in russia. but not secondary against india and china. it's india and china still buying all of that energy from russia and that is bailing them out of any kind of total clams of their economy. the economy has taken big hits but putin is plowing on and the sanctions are not stopping him. that's the analysis of the joint chiefs. years for sure. this is not weeks. this is not months. ukraine needs help. that's what zelenskyy was calling for. zelenskyy was saying the security council provides no security and no peace to countries like his own where russia is the aggressor. and there's no question that it's russia that invaded without any aggression from ukraine. with russia having a veto over any action, any punishment, and there's no way under the u.n. charter that russia can be kicked off the security council as zelenskyy demanded today. showed a very graphic video. it was live during one of the hours i was anchoring an

russian forces. according to the white house, penalties will be increased on financial institutions and state-owned enterprisesanctions will be placed upon unspecified russian officials and their families. a veteran hong kong official plans to run for the city's top job. jon li's announcement is a sign that beijing wants to deepen its crack on dissent. media reports that china's liaison office has said lee has aging's blessing to succeed. china has reported more than 20,000 new cases of coronavirus tuesday. the increase was driven by surging infections in shanghai. authorities are building the world's largest makeshift isolation facility. a convention center is being converted to house more than 40,000 patients. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. kaylee? kailey: thank you. we want to bring you pictures from capitol hill, where janet yellen is warning of what she calls the enormous economic repercussions of the war in ukraine. right now we are listening to the democratic

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include a ban on all new investment in rushing increase sanctions on financial institutions and state owned enterprises in russian sanctions on russian government officials and their family members. meanwhile, president zalinski, ukraine continues to put pressure on western countries. he's been speaking on wednesday at the irish palm and demanding that there are even more rigid sanctions . he said that he just couldn't tolerate any more indecisiveness. after everything the russian troops had done, it does seem though, while this 5th round of sanctions will be given the green light, it will still be in disappointment to zalinski, who wants all ties from the west cut with russia. well, some reaction to developments nelson wong from the showing eye center for international studies believes the sanctions against russia are on for the european countries that rely so much on their energy needs from las go. sanctions don't really work for. it's actually an expression of hostility and, and also it's a declaration of economic wall which is bound to receive resistance and counter attack. so in that case, in that sense, for

include a ban on all new investment in rushing increase sanctions on financial institutions and state owned enterprises in russian sanctions on russian government officials and their family members. meanwhile, president zalinski of ukraine continues to put pressure on all western countries to cut ties with russia. he's been speaking at the irish parliament demanding that they are all even more rigid sanctions. he said that he couldn't tolerate any more indecisiveness of the everything. the russian troops had done. now it does seem that this 5th round of sanctions by the you will be a disappointment to him because he does want the west to cut all ties with russia. and it's clear that that is not about to happen. charlotte, thanks very much for taking us through all votes artie. charlotte davinsky no. nelson wong from the shanghai center for international studies, believes the sanctions against russia are on for on the european countries that rely so much on their energy needs from moscow. sanctions don't really work, it's actually an expression of hostility. and also it's a declaration of economic war which is bou

states. the european union is also actively considering robust new measures, including bands on russian coal on russian vessels accessing a new ports on transactions with 4 key financial institutions. second, the united states continues to work at an unprecedented pace to help you crane defend itself. last friday, the department of fence announced $300000000.00 in new security assistance. on tuesday, i authorized an additional $100000000.00 to meet ukraine's urgent needs for more javelin anti armor systems. this will bring total u. s. security assistance to ukraine since the beginning of russia's invasion in february to over $1700000000.00. and over $2400000000.00 since january of last year, more than 30 countries have joined us in delivering security assistance to ukraine . aid that our ukranian partners are putting to very effective use as we see in the kremlin retreat from keith and other ukrainian cities and towns. to day i met again with my colleague and friend, demitrix labor, ukraine's foreign minister to discuss how we can continue to provide ukraine's greatest offenders with what they need to keep pushing russia back. 3rd, we continue to provide significant aid to address

yesterday the united states government announced new sanctions on russian individuals and financial institutions. a direct response to the atrocities our teams have seen with their own eyes in ukrainian cities such as bucha where innocent ukrainian civilians were bound and murdered. their bodies tossed out like trash. president biden saying this about the decision. >> civilians executed in cold blood. bodies dumped into mass graves. the sense of brutality and inhumanity left for all the world to see unapologetically. there is nothing less happening in major war crimes. responsible nations have to come together to hold these perpetrators accountable and together with our allies and our partners, we'll keep raising economic costs and ratchet up the pain for putin and further increase russia's economic isolation. >> holding the perpetrators accountable. even accountability, if writ to ever come, cannot erase the tragic human cost of this war. and we should warn you, some of the images we will show knew today's broadcast are quite disturbing. fighting is ramping up in eastern ukraine and ukrainian o

he's also the united states institute of peace for russian europe, and bury glass more of, he grew up in the soviet union. he saw putin's rise to power. now he's a political activist, chairman of the human rights foundation and the renewed democracy initiative, and of course, you know him as a world chess champion. general mccaffrey, i will start with you. yesterday, we reported another 800 million in military aid headed to ukraine. tonight, russia is warning, the united states and our nato allies, to stop sending weapons and threatening what he is calling unpredictable consequences. what does that even mean? >> not much. poor mr. putin is desperate, he's scared, he doesn't have all options. strategically, he is nearly lost the war. nato has come together, really arming, germany, doubling their defense budget. sweden and finland about to come on board. he's in a disastrous situation. u.s. european command walters is pumping military equipment across the border. 50 nations are taking part, to u.s. and individual operation and ukrainians are putting it into the fighters hands in short o

so, in response, today, the united states announced new sanctions on russian financial institutions andiduals. good! i hope it makes a difference. but at this point, there are so many sanctions on russia, we might run out of places to put them. we'll have to start sanctioning them in the multiverse! ( laughter ) they're going to have to block transactions with russian banks that are in the dimension where spider-man is still tobey maguire. ( laughter ) the latest package will, among other things, ban all new investment in russia. well, you got to. otherwise, their soaring economy is an irresistible cash magnet. ( laughter ) before the war started-- ( laughter and applause ) before-- ( cheers and applause ) before the war started, i was ready to put all my money into their hot new ride-sharing app, tuber. ( laughter and applause ) yes, tuber. you know their motto: ( laughter and applause ) in addition, the administration has imposed what's known as "full blocking sanctions" on russia's largest private bank, alfa bank, and its largest financial institution, sberbank. that's "sberbank," an

states. the european union is also actively considering robust new measures, including bands on russian coal on russian vessels accessing a new ports on transactions with 4 key financial institutions. second, the united states continues to work at an unprecedented pace tell the ukraine defend itself. last friday, the department of fence announced $300000000.00 in new security assistance. on tuesday, i authorized an additional $100000000.00 to meet ukraine's urgent needs for more javelin anti armor systems. this will bring total u. s. security assistance to ukraine since the beginning of russia's invasion in february to over $1700000000.00. and over $2400000000.00 since january of last year, more than 30 countries have joined us and delivering security assistance to ukraine . a that our ukranian partners are putting to very effective use. as we see in the kremlin retreat from keith and other ukrainian cities and towns to day, i met again with my colleague and friend, demitrix labor, ukraine's foreign minister to discuss how we can continue to provide ukraine's greatest offenders with what they need to keep pushing russia back 3rd, we continue to provide significant aid to address t

state starts buying russian fish in a larger volume. you know, as they say, our tide raises all ships more volume supplies for state municipal institutions. this is more work for the same wholesale enterprises, and this is more for the interest of our coastal fishermen, who will see that the guaranteed market hope that we will hear from you. thank you so much. our guest was the president of the russian association of any industrialists. german zverev thank you very much sometimes a man for a change for a while. you need mediocrity. you are not afraid that you will have to rub it into powder for a long time, you will have to alien saturday at 21:00 on the russia channel dr. myasnikov accepts on weekends at 12:00 only on the russia channel as they say, an honest child does not love mom and dad, but tubes with cream, however, for some parents, it’s not a joke for some parents to say divorce is obviously a divorce, and the psyche of children comes first is the mediation procedure, that is, before the trial resolving contentious issues in a divorce with the help of an intermediary may become a mandatory corresponding proposal sent to the stat

all new investment in russia and increase sanctions on financial institutions and state owned enterprises in russia and sank on russians. these measures will degrade key instruments of russian state power and impose a key in the economic forum in russia and hold accountable depression that follows and supports the war. this is going to be done in coordination with others, and the steps as just noted obviously that endeavours of russian officials and other stakeholder process and financial institutions. well, as the white house gets those sanctions prepared and the world digests the images from bucha, in russia, they're being used to portray a different message. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. russian tv has been showing graphic video from bucha of bodies scattered along a road, but because the kremlin controls completely television here, it controls the messaging. and it's been using these images to paint a very different picture for the russian public. so, for example, when i watched the main political talk show today on russian state tv, it did run the bucha pictures, but with the word "fake" in big

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territories and the advance of russian tanks on our lands, the russians carried out a massive hacker attack on our servers there, on our state institutions, and we understand that this is also a very important and very influential element of waging war, well, prosecutor general iryna venediktova , she reported that it was possible to establish a list of the names of cats in buch, even to establish their photos. i believe that without our cyber ​​troops were not spared in this event, but the planet must see its heroes and you see them. you these people held unarmed civilians hostage, starved them with hunger and thirst, kept them on their knees and tied with collars for years and with glued eyes, everyone was found, everyone was established and will be prosecuted according to international law, according to what is written in the newspaper, what is to be established, who will be responsible for it, but when we were doing an interview with mykhailo fedorov, yes, he is so very- spoke very carefully about how it works in this system and the search for people and in general how ukrainian hacking is built for us in this war. and here we are, a

russian troops but moscow and sissy atrocities, off fake. united states is outlined, more sanctions against russia, focusing on financial institutions and to if president vladimir putin daughters. president joe biden says moscow's paying a severe and immediate price for its alleged atrocities in future. ukraine's presence as the new sanctions are still not enough. nibbled, indeed, not bullish, nor buckle santibanez. i see if there is no painful package of sanctions against russia. and if there is no real supply of necessary weapons that we've asked for many times, then russia will see it as the permission to go further to attack or to launch new bloodshed in the dawn bus seat bucket movie a day. this package of sanctions looks impressive, but it's not enough. it can't be called commensurate to the evil the world saw in boucher mia to the evil that continues in mary up all to the shelling of car. give them a fuel to rush, the tempted to launch a loo, large scale, bloody offensive in the dumbass, which i didn't know. at least one person has been killed and dozens injured after security forces fired on anti cooper testers in sudan. demonstration

russian television humanitarian olympiad, smart girls, for our main prize. right here in the studio right here in the studio, smart people will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations at the gmo university, one of the most prestigious universities in russia. now let me introduce our panel of judges, yeah, his excellency the extraordinary plenipotentiary went to the russian federation, a graduate of mgimo in 1973, konstantin vasilyevich grandchildren. the judge is assisted by the secretary of the panel of judges marina teimurazova and the executive secretary of the ryabag, the editor-in-chief of the clever and clever program tatyana smirnova hands my assistant natalya fomenko, a second-year student of the mgimo university , invited yuliana feofanova, yaroslavl elizaveta yudakina won the quarterfinal ahead of schedule on the yellow carpet. sarov, nizhny novgorod region, uvarova, tambov region in the quarterfinals, he won the prologue, chose the yellow track and lost to himself on it, but bounced back on the podium, gaining 6 1/2 prize points. you remember, we always start with a prologue. and 15 minutes before the start of the competition.

hundred, about seven hundred hacker, and so against russian and belarusian companies, banks, institutions, and all this was done officially. and the staten fact. we are witnessing a rampage of cyber-waving authors and inspirers of this kind in the very center of europe. and here are the similar concepts of the word, by the way. from the spanish edition recklessly e. well, here, probably, i bought into the sensational statement to provide, providing the provocateur with a platform for inciting escalation. so they must understand that these, and the so-called cyberwars do not just become, but hmm will not stop. and where you would like perhaps the kiev region and so on, but they will not stop at stealing assets for hmm attacking the savings of enterprises or citizens. eh, and certainly they will not be limited to russia and belarus, and nothing in this sense will be able to slow them down. they will go further and direct their criminal activities against other countries, this is 100%, and taking into account the globalization that has taken place and the involvement of business structures, and the banking sector, as well. the contribution

russian banks. one of them is russia's largest lender. >> united states will impose full blocking sanctions on spare bank by far the largest financial institutionhed and alpha bank is largest private bank. it prohibits any assets from touching the united states financial system. >> it also stops any american from engaging in business with them to of russian president vladimir putin's adult daughters. >> who are both in their 30's now have their assets impacted. a senior u.s. official was quoted saying the united states believes many of wladimir putins assets are hidden with those family members. sanctions also impacting the family of russian foreign minister sergey lavrov along with members of russia's security council, including former russian president and prime minister dmitri medvedev. those punishments handed down as the united states and eu alleged war crimes against russia. following images of mass killings in shallow graves in bucha, a suburb of ukraine's capital. meantime, ukrainian officials urging civilians to flee in the country's eastern region on the news of an impending russian offensive. russia reportedly carried out a series of

russian language in local schools, the protesters demanded the abolition of the new reform, which involves the transfer of all schools to teaching exclusively in latvian, this is not only about state institutions from private educational institutions and kindergartens. they have been chopping off their tails for years, bit by bit now they want to completely ban russian education in latvia in russian and , uh , only allow it. officials and deputies and his home school. while the bill is only being discussed and this action, the protesters hope to attract the attention of the authorities. now in russian . in latvia they say about 40% of the country's population. russia is waiting for a response from the un high commissioner for human rights, regarding discrimination against russian-speaking children, children 's ombudsman maria lvova belova said in an exclusive interview with ntv, according to her, in a number of european countries, minors face indirect unacceptable treatment. recently, the peak is when a woman called. she lived in italy for 20 years, i have a russian, and she says, my son came from school. he said that i would not go, because, well, they constantly bully me, constantly call me

states. the european union is considering robust new measures, including bans on russian coal and vessels and on transactions with four key financial institutions. second, the united states continues to work at an unprecedented pace to help ukraine defend itself. last friday the department of defense announced $300 million in new security assistance. on tuesday, i authorized an additional 1 million to meet the urgent needs for more antijavelin armor systems. this will bring total u.s. security assistance sirns the beginning of the invasion in february to over 7000000002.4 billion since january of last year. more than 30 countries have joined in delivering security assistance to ukraine. aid that our ukrainian partners have putting to effective use as we see in the kremlin's retreat from kyiv and other cities and towns. today i met again with my colleague and friend, ukraine's foreign minister, to discuss how we can continue to provide ukraine's courageous defenders with what they need to keep pushing russia back. third, we continue to provide significant tide address the acute humanitarian crisis caused by the kremlin's war. more than a quarter

the advance of russian tanks on our lands, the russians carried out a massive hacker attack on our servers there, on our state servers there institutions we understand that this is also a very important and very influential element of the war. well, the prosecutor general iryna venediktova reported that it was possible to establish a list of the names of cats in buch, even to establish their photos. i believe that this event did not go without our cybers. the planet must see its heroes and you see them. you these people held unarmed civilians hostage. everyone was found, established and will be brought to justice according to international law, according to what is written in the newspaper, what is to be established, who will be responsible for it, but when we did an interview with mykhailo fedorov, yes, he is so very, very careful talked about how it works in this system and searching for people and in general how ukrainian hacking is built for us in this war, we will add to our conversation cyber security experts mykyta knysha, who i hope will be able to tell more interestingly and in-depth about what he has authority and has the opp