we will sanction them also. ringback so they're sending credit and power and incredible force that's being used by the us. and i think what's really instructional about this is that absolutely no disagreement and fully in agreement with the us targeting individuals. think last my little himself and people in his routine, particularly those who uh, on which there is evidence that have been in full in human rights abuses and incorruption, but targeting to venezuela any time use something different talking to. but as long economy me is targeting vulnerable, but as well it is that i think that there's something really wrong about saying we're going to hold that as low as hostage. we're going to hold the wellbeing of that as well as hosted on show my duty decide to change his mind and negotiate. i want to go to the us border and just bringing to migrants who have been forced for economic reasons to leave the country. this system speaking in early may and then i'm going to just bring back mount k, because if this is a

only on personal sanctions. however, the us, despite being just one case of the world economy, is incredibly powerful because the us controls access to the us financial system and towing capacity to carry out transactions in dollars and 80 percent of global transactions occur in dollars and us dollars that the car is not so so, so basically what happens is that and, and wayne with us and for his actions, it's not just us saying you can't sell oil in my market. it's the us saying if there is a european for ms panis for, i'm a french for an indian for him, or that besides to buy that as well. i know it was that besides to help sell that as well. and. ringback we didn't provide inputs for the better, so an oil industry we will sanction them also. ringback so they're sending credit and power and impairment, of course that's being used by the us. and i think what's really impressionable about this is that absolutely no disagreement and fully in agreement. ready the us targeting individuals think last my little himsel

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he said that the sanctions worked very well in the energy sector. in his opinion , what do you think? well, we have been following this full-scale war with a group of economists since the beginning of this full-scale war sanctions, we gave proposals regarding sanctions, we constantly met with representatives there, international experts, with michael mcflull, co-chair of the international group on stations, constantly discussed which would be the most effective and from the fact that we we see well, in fact, the best and the most losses are inflicted on the enemy in the sanctions related to the oil and gas sector, in fact , energy and everything related to it , the sanctions that were imposed on the financial sector, the shutdown of swift banks, well, that's just at that time it seemed that these were the most severe sanctions in general, what can be done to give russia a break from words, but compared to the sanctions that began to be imposed later, those sanctions already look so moderate well, yes, the banks there began to conduct transactions a

with the help of one of our -- and we established the sanctions, global sanctions. and we become the standard among the western world, and eventual strengthens are critically important. we're gonna be able to have rights violators and corrupt leaders. we have been pretty successful in using those sanctions and are pleased about that. but we need to look at the facilitator. those that are facilitating the leaders. that's one of the areas where you need to explain and apply the immigrant ski sanctions. it's first and foremost about our continued efforts this commission to do everything we can to assist ukraine, it has defense against russia's war of aggression. we've held hearing and resolve regards to war crimes, we've held hearings in regard to how we provide assistance. this hearing is how we can make sure that the sanctions are imposed or not being debated. by a country like switzerland, who is used to their banking system. but there was a secondary purpose. and that is to raise the awareness of the need to expand those that are sanctioned under our sanctions law,

well, sanctions were replaced by politics did the sanctions change the policy of north korea?nd they could not change the policy of the russian federation. it is now that the western world has understood that the purpose of the sanctions should be so that the sanctioned country does not have funds in order to to finance the war, but now we understand that crimea has become even worse because the kakhovsky hpp, which actually provided the opportunity to take water from the kakhovsky reservoir and supply it to the peninsula, it has been blown up and there is no such water in crimea, will there be some kind of catastrophe because of this, or is it possible not to fear for our citizens who remain in crimea, that they will have enough drinking water, well, first of all, uh, crimea was occupied for 8 years, so we did without dnieper water and there were such completely stupid fantastic projects, but it all ended with what uh, they started brothers a very large amount of artesian water and for these years they had enough of this water , but experts said that it was about to end becau

it's all over the track of american sanctions. we'll get details now with on seas. rachel, that's a package that has confirmed is pulling out of a major pipeline project with the wrong nearly a decade after it was supposed to be completed due to this rest of punishment from the united states. after years of delays on the gas pipeline, which is supposed to be launched back in 2014 as lot of ads, petroleum administer confirmed the us sanctions on iraq. and the possibility of retaliation from washington serve is the final now and the carpet. currently, the project is stalled due to international sanctions on a ram, and we have been compelled to put it on hold. holding out of the project will also come with the costs are wrong. so as it has already invested $2000000000.00 and is written pakistan with an $18000000.00 fine, if it doesn't complete, it's in the pipeline 0 by march of next year for the threats of sanctions violations coming from the u. s. seemed to be greater in the eyes of the government and as long as that leading some t

the sanctions regime. 1animat— the british government commitment to the sanctions regime.— the sanctionsecks - the sanctions regime. what is not very clear as what checks they - the sanctions regime. what is not| very clear as what checks they are doing before granting these licenses. given an annual allowance of over £1 million which went to a security firm that was also under investigation. so convoluted and doesn't seem to be a standard formula for this across the united states, the eu and the uk. i find it ve hard states, the eu and the uk. i find it very hard to _ states, the eu and the uk. i find it very hard to believe _ states, the eu and the uk. i find it very hard to believe that _ states, the eu and the uk. i find it very hard to believe that there - states, the eu and the uk. i find it very hard to believe that there is i very hard to believe that there is not a _ very hard to believe that there is not a technical capacity inside the excheguer— not a technical capacity inside the exchequer to get to the bottom of this in_ exchequer to get to the bottom of this in the — excheq

, including trade sanctions. while at the same time, just last month, it increased its imports of russian grain by this 5679 percent compared to the same time last year. and in the 1st 6 months of this year, so a bigger chunk of time, that figure was just under 510 percent. you're on here. that's according to the japanese government's own figures. so for all the public rejection of russia and its exports, it looks like breaking up, especially for europe, is really hard to do. hunger is top diplomats as that with huge pressure in the west to support ukraine. anyone calling for peace is immediately branded a kremlin stooge, or the meetings, or the foreign affairs council. when we have discussed a war or an armed conflict situation, some of that far away was the major approach to ours was that we have the mended. the stakeholders of the given the war on conflict to resolve this issue or that issue on a peaceful basis to seats around the negotiating table and stuff i think. and unfortunately when a board face place o

i don't think the us policy, especially economic sanctions, broad economic sanctions is something that has worked per se. mean. depends on how you define work. cheryl edge has put a lot of pressure on ordinary iranians on the lives of ordinary iranians, but hasn't really brought policy change, brought big policy change domestically, regionally hasn't changed around as us, and the region hasn't changed their on outlook towards the was the united states. europe hasn't changed around position, these are the roches attack on your trains. not really. i mean, this is, this is an important deal, but we have to remember, this is a small deal. this is just a, i see it as a limited action, a prisoner swap, an exchange of a few prisoners, one side and the other. and then on blocking off frozen assets, the us is not inside changing any policy when it comes to actually cannot extension . the funds will be transferred to it by tax and will only be used for non this junction payments. so if you need a variation within that expense which is already allowed, which is already allowed on their us law, so

so from sanctions then to the rest of sanctions because have a gun to read. this pack of stone has suspended the construction of a major gas pipeline with neighboring iran. why will do to the thrust of americans sanctions details now with dante, huge rachel black pakistan has confirmed it is pulling out of a major pipeline project with iran, nearly a jacket after it was supposed to be completed due to the threat of punishment from the united states after years of delays on the gas pipeline, which is supposed to be launched back in 2014, as long as petroleum administer confirmed the us sections on a row. and the possibility of retaliation from washington serve is the final now in the carpet. currently, the project installed due to international sanctions on a ran and we have been compelled to put it on hold. calling out of the project will also come with a cost or ron says it has already invested $2000000000.00 and is written pakistan with an $18000000.00 fine if it doesn't complete it. so the pipeline deal by march of next year with the threats of sanctions v

while the world's leading sanction or the u. s. is also among those making life harder for people in niger washington severed all its financial help to the country. on monday deputy secretary of state, victoria knew and made a beeline for last year and held what she described does difficult pulse. more now on this new lens mission from our correspondence in new york. president bull i met tubal, in whose capacity as the chairman of equal was, has been on equivocal in his position. that diplomacy is the best way forward. she, along with his colleagues in the, in the blog would prefer a resolution that was obtained through diplomatic means through peaceful means rather than any other president for lights in a boat who is also. ready the course stop check has come under a lot of backlash, you know, from nigeria, and then some of our, our pretend to them around the continental part of the position. of course, you know, i'm this school, so i'm saying that, you know, aircraft escaping are really firm stance. you know, for the 1st time in

pressure, considering new sanctions on me. here, according to a statement by the you, foreign policy chief on wednesday is clear the cool new year is opening up a new era of instability in origin which is already very fragile. were moving forward for an until one of the sanctions regime to take actions against the purchase work has already started and tomorrow the foreign affairs of ministers will advance on that to. now the situation in the year has triggered a diplomatic earthquake with countries divided into blocks, supporting and warning against the invasion of the country. planned by eagle was one supporter of the new powers. burkina faso has approve sending a military contingent to the country to help fight terrorism. while these years neighbor, algeria has proposed a 6 month transition plan for the country, despite the new leaders requesting 3 years. meanwhile, the french ambassador has ignored name these demands to leave the country as both france and the you don't recognize it's you authorities, we heard from civil so

i'm the sanction began last week. we'll stay in border closures and some of the low cost that i've spoken to versus at least say that, you know, it goes round at the a p, especially if you're unable to ask you to go about that daily jobs. and these are people who depend on what they make every day for a to for instance, a truck driver that i spoke to said, you know, he has not been able to carry people and boots. you know, to me, share it because he criss crosses from nigeria. and the chair and then back, you know, on a daily basis. so these are the kind of consequences that we expect to see. and, you know, we don't know what would happen if be as broad as continuing to remain shocked. it means millions of people are unable to go to a time to be a peace message. and um, you know, that would affect be our economy impact of your families as well. timothy you and i were talking exactly 24 hours ago and you're saying along with a lot of pictures we've been showing as well. but there is actually a lot of ground support, a

and so now in its last sanctions package, which was adopted in june, the new is really looking at sanctioning directly companies that export these items to rush it. they'll simply stop making them available to countries that continued to do trade with russia. another thing they're looking at is stopping the transport of these sensitive items through russian territory so that there's no way that a lot of recruiting can get his hands on them. and finally, do the sanctions there. there's 300000000000 euros in russian central bank. many this frozen inside the us, so that again limits his, his coffers for, for buying new weapons to you've been covering the defense sector for a long time. tell us how important is western tech for russia as we saw in next package, the expert there said that russia simply couldn't continue firing such high tech missiles and, and conducting its modern day war without the export of these items. so that makes it clear how important it is to cut them off. i just read a study by the london base. think tank lucy, that said that there are 454 in made items in russia's moder

, european union sanctions, mr.ou agree with mr. borel, because ah, look at the last package it was a month ago, it seems, and this package of sanctions itself was not included. there were more attempts to close the loopholes for bypassing the sanctions through other countries later on friday . rikard yoz, once again referring to the information he possesses, and he possesses the information very well. he said that in the near future, in the fall , it is not worth waiting for some new sanctions from brussels , but if you look at russia itself, then from the point of view of banal jurisprudence, i looking at what is happening there, i don't see any economic nation there. yes, i see some dry figures that the economy is falling, but i don't see people getting worse. living so that industry stops working, do you agree with jozep borel that sanctions work i would really like them to work but do you agree i partially agree yes they work because they exist at least yes but i agree with you that the following trend is obser

the sanctions include asset freezes and travel bands for those who, according to experts of the un sanctions committee, hinder the implementation of the treaty. russia has proposed its own resolution to limit the sanctions on molly, which was a band and by the security council are to corresponded caleb them up and brings us more to the un security council. his vote was taken on a resolution continuing sanction against molly and russia. stepped forward to veto that resolution saying that this resolution that would have continued sanctions on any one who did not uphold the 2015 disagreement was not being done in the interests of sheets as the russian ambassador and eventually applauded. the agreement was essentially put into effect without discussing it, with the molly side, and was essentially jeopardizing the ability of the un to work out agreements and result conflict in the country in the future. and you saw the ghost and when you, despite the fact that you were repeatedly edged for a constructive approach and a sense of a compromise to the rich chicks, the text did not in any way take int

, the sanctions of the european union, mr. you agree with mr. borel, because ah, look , the last package was uh, hmm, it seems like a month ago and this package of sanctions itself, he included little, there were more attempts to somehow close the loopholes of bypassing the sanctions through other countries later on friday, he is a correspondent of radio liberty in the brussels european institutions, he is the year of artyoz, as again referring to the information he possesses and he possesses the information is very good. he said that in the near future, in the fall, it is not worth waiting for any new sanctions from brussels, but if you look at russia itself, then from the point of view of banal law, i am looking at what is happening there. i do not see any kind of national economy. i see some dry numbers about the fact that the economy is falling, but i don't see people getting worse. living so that industry stops working. do you agree with josep borel that the sanctions work? i would really like them to work. but do you agr

, sanctions of the european union, mr.with mr. borel, because ah, look at the last one the package was uh, hmm, already a month ago, it seems , and this package of sanctions itself included little, there were more attempts to close the loopholes to circumvent the sanctions through other countries , later on friday, a correspondent of radio svoboda in the brussels european institutions after all, referring to the information he possesses, and he possesses the information very well. he said that in the near future , in the fall , it is not worth waiting for any new sanctions from brussels, but if you look at russia itself, then from the point of view of the banal juridy, i look at what is happening there. i don't see any kind of economy there. yes, i see some dry figures about the fact that the economy is falling, but i don't see people getting worse. living so that industry stops working. do you agree with jozep borel that the sanctions are working? i would really like them to work. but do you agree? i partially agree, yes,

uh news, uh, sanctions are working tonight.this today i open the first thing i read the world bank, the rating was published by the russian federation at the end of 2022 became the fifth economy in the world and the largest in europe in terms of purchasing power parity first place, china second, the united states third india fourth japan fifth russia federal republic of germany dropped to sixth in the rankings. here the famous photo of the stilts, who is laughing on the podium, was supposed to appear behind. i send them a big hello and an angel of the world or him and berg who else they have all this and a wonderful elite, which confidently confidently steps with a confident pace leads its side, into the second ten of this rating, but given our relationship with europe from germany to the last time of our company my personally, i sincerely wish you that you are there in this second ten. that's how you treat us. yes, we have rights. here this uh, well, next comes indonesia brazil united kingdom of great britain like this like th

no gas, no look at the sanctions. i guess all gas pipeline from your run is it is asked us if we could get that cheap. a guess. it would be great for our industry. we could produce cheap electricity and have a lower bill as well. now we're buying gas from far away, paying high prices, thoughts on that, as for the $18000000000.00 in fines that are wrong is demanding, the u. s. has yet to response, and pakistan has yet to say what length it will go to to try to get washington to pay the bill of tensions between iran and america continue to similar to runs. medically it's ready to respond to any threats if necessary. it's, ron has reached such a high degree of power and capability that can respond in kind to any us action and mischief in the region, including the seizure of ships in any direct battle between the ron and the united states. during recent years, regional countries have seen the weakness of america and the power of the islamic republic, and have understood that the security of the persian gulf must be establ

sanctions will be lifted, he said, sanctions are the sanctions that are actually being discussed in the framework of the negotiations, these sanctions are mentioned in the draft agreement that they will be lifted. a kind of trust between us and the other party. whatever we say here now is not finalized after the other party , because it may cause problems that in fact the political currents inside each of these european countries that america sends in iraq, we will give to the other party. which comes below, in fact, it is not finalized the sanctions that are supposed to be included in the negotiations that have been carried out now, but last september , we reached the so-called almost final framework . it will be possible, and if you go into the details for the seal, because you talked about england , we should do it through mediation in the middle of the negotiation regarding the release of our assets, which is actually a significant amount from last year. yes, it was actually one of the significant it was released last year, this money was actually transferred to omani banks and ther

, sanctions of the european union, mr.you agree with mr. borel, because ah , look, the last package was uh, hmm , it seems like a month ago, and this package included the sanctions themselves, there were not many, there were more efforts somehow to close the loopholes for bypassing sanctions through other countries later on friday, the correspondent of radio liberty in the european institutions of brussels, the year of artyoz, as again referring to the information he possesses, and he possesses the information very well. he said that in the near future, in the fall, some sanctions it is not worth waiting for new ones from brussels, but if you look at russia itself, then from the point of view of banal law, i am looking at what is happening there . i do not see any kind of economy there. i do not i see people getting worse living so that industry stops working do you agree with josep borel that sanctions work i would really like them to work but do you agree i partially agree they work because they exist at least yes but i

, including trade sanctions. well, at the same time, just last month, it increased its imports of russian grain by this 5679 percent compared to the same time last year. and in the 1st 6 months of this year. so i figure chunk of time, that figure was just under 510 percent year on year. that's according to the japanese government's own figures. so for all the public rejection of russia and its exports, it looks like breaking up, especially for europe, is really hard to do. is ready, defense forces, oftentimes 3 soldiers are beat injured and then a talking to a west bind check points. according to the statement of rama gets hacked, took place at the am not give them a check point. the silence twice his truck at the barrier running over the soldiers while trying to run a second's check point. the military safety was subsequently schultz and killed by his rating security personnel. meanwhile, and other incidents. what has reported the code and tele v when a state of emergency was because it's been very on ask who wa

no guess no, look at the sanctions. i guess all gas pipeline from you run is it is asked us if we could get that cheap. a guess. it would be great for all industry. we could produce cheap electricity and have lower bills. now we're buying gas from far away pain high prices, thoughts on that, as for the $18000000000.00 in fines that are wrong is demanding, the u. s. has yet to response, and pakistan has yet to say what length it will go to to try to get washington to pay the bill. the u. k. is imposed yet another round of sections this time against the, for his company still doing business with russia. it comes as a report in the financial times reveals european firms have suffered a 100000000000 euro head by having to stop or scale back business in russia or to contribute, or rachel marston's been doing this sounds. i remember all those anti russian sanctions that were supposed to bring moscow to. it's nice. well, how's up and working out french finance minister between the math set in a televised interview last year th

the policy of sanctions has failed. and the question is, what about the politicians who are in favor of it? the common sense here is for them to count their losses as someone has to accept responsibility for the actions. the whole world is laughing at the policy of european sanctions. you know, also intruding on morales anti russian fantasies is the rise of the brakes and its impact on countering western efforts to dictate the isolation of any particular economy, such as russia is particularly in the wake of 6 new resorts, rich economies being invited to join. it's ranks show for the past from the 1st break summit are sharing the global economy has been increasing. and now we have already surpassed the g 7 by diversifying our economies and currencies. we promote cooperation between developing countries. we cannot accept a new form of colonialism that imposes 3 barriers and discriminative measures. we're all set in this blog post that the root cause of all of this drama is russian regression. apparently when the west is

, including trade sanctions. well, at the same time, just last month, it increased its imports of russian grain by this 5679 percent compared to the same time last year. and in the 1st 6 months of this year, so i figure chunk of time, that figure was just under 510 percent year on year. that's according to the japanese government's own figures. so for all the public rejection of russia and its exports, it looks like breaking up, especially for europe, is really hard to do. all for now, but with so much happening all around the world. be sure to check out our t. com for the latest and breaking stories. and don't forget to follow us on social media for more. thanks for joining. we'll see you back soon. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just the shots of reality distorted by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this? but can you see through th

the because the sanctions always have harmful consequences. the especially way on a country since the sanctions were imposed in molly, the country's accounts have been frozen. this has had an impact on food prices. we have seen prices go up. what was sold at the 100 francs is now double that price. so the sanctions were really negative for the country. you know, federal. i support the people of news here because it is the people who always suffer in such situations. whether with a democratically elected president or with the president who merge from a crew to people suffer. i call in that glass to reconsider its approach because sanctions do not affect the leaders the always affect the populations. acevedo eccles has applied a number of sanctions on bush in a fall so that will also apply to other countries. molly and recently needs. yeah. we see that what echo was meets is to take sanctions against the population even what is happening in these yeah, both in the fall. so molly will all be attacked by terrorists and it just also off to these ne

and we must remember that the laws regarding sanctions are quite broad. that is, it is not just roman abramovich under sanctions, it is also people associated with him connected companies with which he has connections people who work for this company so this group of people very quickly becomes quite large, i.e. maybe you just once worked with russian clients and it seems that none of these clients at the substations are you under sanctions, but maybe your work can provide legal advice, and this is now under sanctions, and similar stories over the past year have increasingly complained about the closing of accounts, and the political fugitive from russia, businessman yevgeny chechvarkin, this fate did not escape even british politician nigel farage, he is the main ideologue of brexit his account was allegedly closed due to hundreds of thousands of pounds received from the propaganda channel of the thrash there, we see that the banks in this case do not want to be accused of personal humiliation of funds, and not accusations of the income of persons obtain

, and what i i called it the confiscation of assets from persons who are under sanctions in relationor's office deals with these issues, and accordingly, confiscation can be part of a criminal case. as an instrument of crime, as well, certain actions are related to the financing of terrorism and these procedures are much more complicated than civil confiscation procedures. actually, the laws adopted in ukraine on civil confiscation were the first, the second, the second country that adopted the relevant law - this is canada. the ukrainian diaspora lobbied through afrin and it was adopted on june 23. last year, queen elizaveta signed this law on april 19, according to which the assets of political parties can be confiscated, and canada started the first process in december last year against er, for the confinement against abramovich, er, and the confiscation of his assets. well, the second process , which is currently taking place, er, is the confiscation of the an-124 aircraft of the russian private company volga-dnepr. so we wrote about this in the economic truth. that is, this thes

but obviously the kremlin is finding ways to skirt those sanctions. with the help of western companies and that's something that obviously needs to change. and you mentioned that the sanctions have loopholes benefiting most kyle, what to me you do? what should you do about that? or the does recognize that this is a huge problem and that, you know, a lot of other measures they're taking will be in effective and pressure can continue to get around these sanctions and, and procure these components for their weapons. so they're doing a few things. i mean, they can't just completely cut off trade with some of these countries that are re, expert into moscow. and some of those are surprising characters. by the way, turkey nato member is re exporting a lot to moscow, georgia, a country with, with part of its territory occupied by moscow. so you would think that these countries would be very careful about what they send on on to, to russia. but it seems that you know, business is ruling the day here. so what the issue is looking at doing, and this was part of,

on which you need to impose sanctions a little history.orld war ii ended, on june 5, 1947, us secretary of state george marshall proposed a program to help restore destroyed europe, this program went down in history under what the united states of america used to restore the destroyed euro to dollars, well, someone will say what kind of money is now they allocate 40 to ukraine alone for the whole of europe, well, friends in 1947, 13 billion - this is at today's exchange rate 168 and 5 tenths billion dollars. well, agree. this is a serious sun. this was allocated for the restoration of the economy for agricultural products in industry and so on and so forth. well, europe will buy its products from america, and in addition, and there was one that would not allow it. your communist governments. well, how do you understand? it was not exactly the same as lisa's lend, by the way, remembering helen lisa, we just mentioned 40 billion, which should be allocated to ukraine and are not distributed. these 40 billion linguistics you are not interested

i told john kirby, the united states continues to impose sanctions, in particular, on august 16 , sanctionsintroduced to, in particular, close loopholes used by individuals and companies that support these attempts of russia to conclude an agreement with north korea. today many comments came from the united nations, in particular linda thomas greenfield , the united states ambassador to the united nations. in fact, she first condemned the fact that russia is again violating the resolutions that were approved by the un security council , in which she is actually one of the plans for the organization of the un security council, she also said that she is disappointed that the un does not consider and investigate how russia actually violates again of the resolutions of the united nations, linda thomas greenfield herself said that the united states will continue to learn such information, expose russia's attempts to continue waging its war and enlist the support of other countries, and will also expose those countries, those regimes that continue to help russia wage its war. let 's listen to the

were the sanctions imposed by 33 countries effective ?sia's economy seems to be stabilizing despite tough sanctions. yes, something went wrong. the publication in your post, which well, it’s hard to suspect of russia’s sympathies , laments that western brands are in no hurry to leave the russian land, out of more than three thousand companies , only 200 have curtailed their activities, the rest no, well, someone continues work like before someone just changed the name the rest took a break, as they say in america, nothing personal. well, just business , or here is a detailed analysis of the impact of sanctions from the conservative magazine american sinker. also, by the way, by no means a pro-russian resource and the title is eloquent the rise of xi and further sanctions have become a grandiose miscalculation of the west russia is prospering and has more and more influence on asia africa south america such even in the soviet union could not dream of the unemployment rate in russia 3.5% the lowest since the collapse soviet union according

has cooled, full humanitarian exemptions to the sanctions. it knows that even before the president was asked if there was several 1000000 people in dire need of food, well that twice that number and i'll consider more actually food and secure. with the u. n wanting, the price is good, significantly worse and the situation well with more and how the country is currently dealing with the issues. one local journalist sent us this report, the trains of mention, but no and insides. risk triggering uh, original which type of traffic consequences for the nation that is already plays by insecurity displacement and poverty also now. so for now, moving buddies are just putting out statements now with age boston days that these folks are being held losses of being and care. a and the economy is being affected . an example is a, a group, the national, all of here on, on, in producers, processes and all kinds of association of manager, which has been meant. and we've consequences, the ongoing process. and the j, especially the result and screws are all bu

this is a question of whether sanctions work or not.tion do they work and give forecasts for the outcome, uh, 23 years. against the backdrop of the day before yesterday, or what? words e-e silyanova, who predicted us 2.5% growth here, by the way, i have a date with alexander mikhailovich, which is generally 2.5% - this is good. in comparison with what we had, so to speak, we are making up for the lost, but from the point of view of what we need in brix, i think that this is, well, given the valuable ones, one should be glad to take into account the professional pessimism of anton girovich. i think that its 2.5%, well, it’s good to find it like this, uh, to these estimates of the past six months in europe and to the words of siyat about the failure of the sanctions policy, it means that an assessment of such 20 european economies is in a state of recession, the leading european economy west germany germany in 23 years according to their forecasts of minus 0.6 gdp this means that inflation will slow down, this will be especially noticeabl

does this mean that sanctions have been imposed on russia and ukraine the big seven of the eu are notly working, who produces electronics that allows russia to produce weapons of long-range damage, such as microchips, processors and equipment still reach russia despite all the bans, and is it possible to block this deadly flow , tsn correspondent maria vasilievna found out, remnants of hurricanes, tornadoes, this is the wing from the wings of missiles -55 is a scary bridge - here in kharkiv are the custodians of thousands of missiles . kamikad drones, which the russians attacked and continue to attack in the city, are the largest missiles produced in soviet times, they were produced for of the future great war with western imperialism, the problem of the rockets of the soviet rocket systems of salvo fire is the lack of accuracy, because they hit in the language of the military on squares, that is, in fact, blindly, instead , the cruise missiles are also of the soviet model, but with modern electronic stuffing, they are much more accurate inside the cruise missiles. here are such micro

kind of makes you wonder what the point of sanctions is. then when the west usually wields them against countries that it does not consider to be democratic. her comments come and then the news that rushes economy has not stop growing despite being the most sanctioned in the world. and even at the end of last year. so past the economies of germany, britain and france, when g d, p is adjusted for the varying cost of goods and services in the different countries . so purchasing power parity, that's all according to a world bank announcement earlier this month. yes is economy western sanctions are working to crush though. germany's guess that means that according to bare bach nomics, germany is just super democratic. no talk was the there. i guess the truth is that germany sanctions totally worked on itself. germany has big problems and the policy of sanctions against russia also, weekends our it cannot make power. now we are feeling the consequences. sanctions do not hum russia to the extent that they home the european economy, inflation itse

is there is now at the receiving end of sweeping sanctions from many of its former partners as the e. you, france and the u. s. cut off all financial aid to the country and echo watson post restrictions closing borders with new share. and suspending financial ties over in the chair is not the 1st country that's spelled the economic wrath. rebecca was previously targeted. molly burkina, faso, and denny with a barrage of financial sanctions following military coup. there was a cruise there as well. this thing, while the united nations has called for humanitarian humanitarian exemptions to the sanctions. it noted, even before the president was ousted, that there were several 1000000 people in dire need of food. and the un is warning, the current crisis could worse in that situation. earlier we spoke with a lawyer, an international political analyst, who says that from the beginning echo was pursued the route of intervention rather than diplomacy. the drawings right from the beginning. part of the strategy for the boost here shortly is to bring things that top of value to both side. as yo

secretly and very much want these sanctions to be lifted from them, and the sanctions are not removed of the united states , this is what is called a curtain, because no one can explain what it is. please. give us a story, please, the us treasury last week imposed sanctions against russian billionaires, the founders of the shareholders of the russian alpha bank, peter alen and mikhail fridn, most of all this news shocked latvia, where mr. alvin has been living for a whole year, immediately after swan suddenly remembered that his family historically connected with this side, but now the latvian authorities seriously thinking about cancelling. at the same time, the aviation has decided to check the legality of obtaining it, if we have a person who is on the sanctions list, if the law states that citizenship can be canceled because there is support for aggression. i think there is a reason why latvia adopted such a regulation. will allen remain a latvian citizen? but the question is still open during the time spent in latvia, the billionaire managed to become close friends with local off

the sanctions include asset freezes and travel bands for those who, according to experts of the un sanctions committee, hinder the implementation of the treaty. russia has proposed its own resolution to limit the sanctions on molly, which was abandoned by the security council. archie corresponded kayla map and brings us more details of the un security council. a vote was taken on a resolution. continuing sanctions against molly and russia stepped forward to veto that resolution saying that this resolution that would have continued sanctions on any one who did not uphold the 2015 piece agreement, was not being done in the interests of sheets as the russian ambassador and eventually applauded the agreement was essentially put into effect without discussing it, with the molly side, and was essentially jeopardizing the ability of the un to work out agreements and result conflict in the country in the future. just despite the fact that we repeatedly asked for a constructive approach and a sense of a compromise to the rich, the text did not in any way take into consideration the consent of the mot

because of the sanction it seems . the sanctions hope you know that on we have their own side effects on their bones, health care system, with a number of casualties reaching alarming levels. this as active as george washington to make the life and death decision to lift the sanctions and stop holding into some 5 sausage. for political games, use of generally are to, to the tests are needed to confirm. you've got any promotions the us and the kremlin spokesperson says there are no official results so far. he also added that claims moscow is involved are an absolute line, should review my from the solution is really rush as president. acknowledge that only the tests will be done, including dna. the show results will be published as soon as they come in. there's much speculation now we're on the plane crash and the tragic death of passengers. the west presents the speaker relations truman. well known angle. this is a complete line relying on sex covering these events as needed. there are not many so far they are to be di