sarkozy refused to admit it. what was your father's opinion of sarkozy?public. but above all, we want this clown sarkozy to return the money to the people of libya. he received money, in return he had to provide assistance to the levites, but he disappointed us. give us back our money. we have. all documents that confirm banking transactions, and now admits his guilt in participating in a criminal conspiracy and his wife carla bruni sarkozy. as follows from the interrogation protocol, which the french media were able to review, the former first lady of france only stated that she was stupidly naive. right now, war correspondent evgeniy lesitsin is being transported to the front via direct communication. zhenya, hello. so, ours are in new york. it sounds unusual, it sounds symbolic. what is this it means how far we have come, it is clear that we are not talking about that american new york, but about our new york, novgorod, and yet, what is happening in this direction? this is precisely the torets direction, in this sector our troops are now trying to buil

fact is that they will align themselves with lupine, but the problem of france is different: under sarkozyd galism, they abandoned the independent degaulay policy, they returned to the nato military organization and concluded a pact with great britain, according to which, in essence, france is not even a junior partner of the united states, and the junior partner of britain. and if so, since there are no more golists, who are they opposing now? some transnational guys are confronting us, saying: france is dissolving into europe, and the extreme right-wing lupine is confronting us. that's it, you have closed the galician alternative for yourself. this is the source of france's problem. at the same time, the whole country is really purple, purple is the party of marine lepin, so politico reports that it will be difficult to stop the right, it will be difficult to stop marine lepin, on sunday macron waiting for defeat. now it’s final. there is one small one there. he promised to dissolve the government once again, but only god knows what kind of clashes this will cause, look. emmanuel macron

nato units all facilities were closed, france was not in nato for 45, 43 years, until sarkozy began toenly say this, well, this is a complete mess, which is not a fact, of course, not, of course, that’s the problem, that we are now dealing with such representatives of the western world who, by the way, the same president said, today they want it, tomorrow they don’t want it. today withdraw your troops, tomorrow don’t withdraw your troops, today we cease fire, tomorrow we don’t, well, this kind of billiards always happens to them, well, the sco is also important to us, you know why, i think so, just pay attention, exactly one month ago cameron made a big trip to central asia, he was in almost all the republics, and moreover, when his prankster lexus and vavan played a prank, he made such interesting statements about these countries, according to about individual statements by individual high-ranking figures. i doubt cameron just sat there and came up with all this. i will say that the british will definitely remember the 19th century, the mid-19th century and the big game that they play

sarkozy, merkel, i remember candalisa rice, i watched there on the screen, how she rushed between theseation, i was shocked. fists, splashed with saliva, trying to achieve, so to speak, this formulation that ukraine and georgia will become members of nato, they even used the verb shell, english, instead of will, to emphasize, so to speak, the significance of this promise, well , 16 years have passed since the eighth year, and it’s still not there, to accept ukraine into nato, while no one is going to , uh, so they struggled for a long time, how to put it, so to speak, to choose some word. i think this is another, so to speak, flowery phrase that has little behind it, thank you, thank you very much for the detailed analysis, evgeniy buzhinsky, vice-president of the russian council, was in touch with us for international affairs, head of the center for political-military research, faculty of world politics, moscow state university, lieutenant general reserve. russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. we continue the broadcast, interaction between russia and india in the

well, i remember bucharest, the eighth year, when merkel and sarkozy, in fact, were stubborn about providingnd french delegations, pounded the table with her fist, finally got it to be written there that ukraine and georgia would be members of nato, they even used a verb in english instead of pitchfork to give it, so to speak, more weight from my point of view, but now we need to write something like this again, so as not to promise anything specifically, because ukrainians. plus it doesn’t work, decisions will probably be made to strengthen the group, especially on the eastern flank, it’s the americans in this, so to say, they are not interested, it will be done, as for these plans of stoltenberg, to indicate specific amounts, there are 40 billion annually or 100 billion one-time, this will not work, because the main europeans are not ready for this, well, the united states is not ready for this either. simple, all this is very interesting, but what do we care about, but now we’re moving on to advertising. “let’s put an end to our miserable situation, but we feel good together, listen, i’m

committee is working on the problem of foreign interference; i can say that, for example, president sarkozyuments from american intelligence agencies were leaked. everyone focused on the fact that the national security agency was bugging mrs. merkel, but it was also bugging every member of the french government, and no doubt other european countries. in fact, this is a fairly common practice among major powers, but there is one form of american intervention that i do not agree with and believe. this is the principle of extraterritoriality of american justice, which allows american justice, often the american administration, to interfere in the affairs of european companies, neglecting, in my opinion, the principles of international law. they all become so smart when they leave their posts because they start them. do not forget that he is being persecuted by french justice today, therefore, but the man but he told the truth. thank you very much, it was a club of editors, we will see you in exactly a week on the belarus 1 tv channel, goodbye. geta people, zakhaniya ў my radzima. there is beau

let's remember that at one time it was precisely for such things that nicolas sarkozy was brought toer the end of the election campaign, that is, of course, we can say that if you don’t win in one company, they start asking you uncomfortable questions questions or invent them based on the previous one, but i believe that we are now facing a situation where the lepen party, which has nevertheless strengthened and entered parliament, they personally want to, as they say, hobble it in advance so that it does not go against the mainstream, so that this... the strengthening of such-minded french deputies did not run counter to the pan-european pseudo-values ​​of the policy of confronting russia, that is, this is a warning to marie lepine to behave well with her comrades in parliament, i think it is possible. to regard this unexpected criminal case as such, but in any case, this is an attempt, again, to trample on the will of the people. because marina lepen voted more than anyone else, but then questions naturally arise, because she is not satisfied with the deep state, and most likely th

nato units, all facilities were closed, france was not in nato for 45, 43 years, until... the year sarkozy is a complete mess, which - well, it’s not so that they will declare it. today they want it, tomorrow they don’t want it, today you withdraw your troops, tomorrow you don’t withdraw your troops, today we cease fire, tomorrow we don’t, this kind of billiards always happens to them, well, the sco is also important to us, you know why, i think so, please note, exactly a month ago cameron made a big trip around central asia, he was in almost all the republics and moreover... when his prankster and vavan played a prank, he made such interesting statements about these countries, about individual statements, individual high-ranking figures, i doubt it, that cameron was just sitting on the fly and came up with all this, i will say that the british will definitely remember the 19th century, the mid-19th century and the big game that they played there, they will now simply try to scare everyone with afghanistan, so it’s very it’s right that, by the way, we crossed out the taliban in afghanistan

and then nicolas sarkozy pass all the party was trailing in fourth. though the gamble has backfired. there were four paws put out last night at midnight and the polls suggest that no one will get an absolute majority. so not of satisfaction to any site in france at the moment. it is very tense. there are 35,000 police around cities in the country. our colleague has been talking to some of the voters. rarely have france's fraternal founding values felt so strained. but in this polarised, angry country, they voted in the most crucial parliamentary election in decades. the far—right national rally is at the gates of power for the first time since the second world war, eyeing a parliamentary majority. but across france, opposition candidates have dropped out in three—way races, urging supporters to unite behind a single figure who can stop the far—right. its hard line on immigration attracts some, horrifies others. we are completely invaded. they invade all the... everywhere you go in the provence. they are pretty, beautiful towns. and they are completely

. >> well, didn't sarkozy start an international?eaking only in french because he thought people loved it? >> however, we in our on our trains, we're ditching complicated english words in case people don't understand them. >> like cancelled harry. well, can i just say one thing? every single french embassy and content everywhere in the world has two people who are diplomatic experts, and they came to us in 97 when we all came to us in 97 when we all came into parliament and said, you know, we are from the french cultural embassy. we would like to teach you conversational french. and so the first person who went was baron tricksy, who was an australian dentist in the house of lords who spoke with a very strong australian accent. and the other chap was a bloke from the newcastle who spoke with a kind of accent like this. and the three of us had actually had french conversational lessons in my, you know, sort of fairly middle class west london accent, a thick geordie accent and a totally australian accent . and a totally australian acce