because of such behavior, today, it is seen that it must lose its membership in the security council of named nationsrussia is waging such and such a russian war well, that's all it's possible to start doing time and and as i say who can have these and political consequences as an influence on the russian elite so that they understand that eh with such a leadership of russia they will return to some kind of normal relations eh world relations with the west will not work out in any way and i think that this may also play its role in hoping that this will not happen for ukraine thank you thank you nivroku era the times of excitement will pass and the gloom will be more visible in the time that fades, the confusion of people is the brightest, let's hold on, it's not easy and don't sit down, we're tired, stay away from fatal mistakes, even though the rains are severe in the flow in the resource. let's hold on to the truth hold on to one wish for victory for the holidays if you ask me who i am for sure i'm normal i study work i have free time but if i'm honest i feel that it's not mine of course there are

france, but recently one of the staff members of the national security council is the president of the united states. i forgot his last namecategorically forget about any dreams of creating some kind of its own army. you can't get away from nato. at germany a couple of years ago. these discussions also ended with the same conclusion that we must rely on nato for germany's secure security. well, about poland and the baltic countries. there is nothing to say. as well as under the pro-pro a number of central european countries that seem to have always demonstrated some kind of reasonable approach. but now they got the government. ah, ultra radical. uh, russophobic and uh, v. in general, anti-russian by and large. what about that? by the way, here, well, about the independence of europe, uh, discussions began about the need to increase the number of american troops to conduct exercises on the european continent near belarus near the russian federation, here defender yura was the largest exercise in many, many years, and when they asked mr. austin, who now heads the pentagon and the united states is transferring his troops on a

however, recently this is the one of the say i'm members of the office of the national security council in the u. s. i forgot his name mentioned european categorical im, so forget about all of it. so in dreams about creating an own army in germany some years ago these debates ended with the same conclusion. one has to rely on the nature when ensuring germans figuratively, not to mention poland and the baltic states, the will you just turn the whole number of countries in central europe most viewed the wizard and as it might seem absolutely demonstrated a reasonable approach, but now have altered radical andrews of hobby governments and office and until the pin government issue for wolf versus 30 will, which is also by the way, you will talk in about the autonomy over europe. 3 of those to rural. there are now and go in discussions about the need jim in holland, 3 number of you are throughput for conducting exits, either the near balderas gorgeous to defend, to europe, where is the largest exercise of what i see in a long time. would you wish to mr. austin, who is now lead and pentagon eustace, could you put us now wh

servant of the people, the secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine danilov openly called on the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine namelyged to give up political ambitions and not join the alliance with opponents of zelensky well, apparently, there is such a liberal democracy in action. under similar conditions, the kiev regime went to tighten censorship in the information space, the verkhovna rada, despite the devastating criticism of its legal department, adopted it on december 13 in the final reading. scandalous law. about media, he had previously been sent for revision. but uh, the fact that the document contradicts the constitution of ukraine hmm well, naturally , freedom of speech is limited, apparently counted the little things, it significantly expands the powers of the national council on television and radio, allowing it to regulate online and print buildings absolutely out of court and investigation, and the registration of the license of any media to require social media platforms and web browsers to remove content and apply a fine. well, in general, by and large, everything that they have performed all thes

secretary of the national security council of the warring country said that everything is fine with the wolf, he continues the wolf and his pack carry out daily the judiciary makes decisions in the namef ukraine, moreover, its pack of wolves is on the bench, the anti-corruption bureau brought them to the supreme court in the anti-corruption court, i apologize for the charge of creating a criminal organization, the wording is very similar to that of the american sanctions, but that’s not all a whole year, a year and eight months ago, 8 years ago, president zelenskyy, the bill on the liquidation of you was included in it . because the profile committee did not vote on the admission of this law to the vote in the hall, they blocked the consideration of this draft law, the servants of the people explain very well that the servants of the people are blocking the president it's a circus, that's what it's called, it's an attempt to make idiots out of all of us. and you know, i have a very specific question for the president's office and for the party leaders, and what can the servant of the people give you or what does pavlo the wolf give you, besides politically motivated illegal decisions

of the netherlands, namely in gas. well, let's wait and hope that there will be a consensus in the european union and such a court will be created. the security council of the united nationsormed in such a way in such a way that it corresponds to the geopolitical realities of today , un secretary general antonio guterres said this today while speaking at the security council forum. member states of the un, according to the secretary general, this is necessary so that regional groups of countries and individual states can take a more active part in the work of the security council, while mr. guterres also emphasized that certain changes in the work of the security council have already been initiated, but more is needed. he said that in germany they planned to kill the country's chancellor, olaf scholz, and it was supposed to happen during the coup, preparations for which german law enforcement officers managed to warn last week and thwart it. last week, it was reported journalists of the american edition of the new york times and with reference to their own sources, according to the published information, law enforcement officers conducted a series of searches during which

my name is you know, neil and this is r t international. the deputy head of russia's national security council, dimitri med via, has met the chinese leader in beijing, former russian president. and we had spoke with she jen paying on a range of issues now as our teeth, marina cost forever talk sister. they discussed a number of international issues and they agreed once again there reiterates the fact that their approach is very, very similar on a number of these international issues. also, using things said that china is ready to move closer to ross. so for a fair global governance, they discussed their strategic foreign policy cooperation, including within the u. n, as well as other multilateral platforms, like the as ceo bricks and the group of 20. also, of course, they touched upon the ukrainian crisis, the ukrainian conflict as user and ping said that he express hope that both parties will maintain restraints, that they will maintain rationality and hold a comprehensive dialogue. there was also a letter that was passed on from debate midway, dive on behalf of latter me up who transfusion t

of the upper lavra. the name is simply changed and the address is clarified, a terrible uproar arose after this decision . this was also related to yesterday's sanctions by the national security councileople decided that the old tenants of the ukrainian orthodox church were pushed out of the lavra, but who actually started the sanction, ah, but no, oleksandr tkachenko explained that he can and this rupture of the lease contract will happen, theoretically, nothing in the current ukrainian legislation prevents this, that is, in fact, it is in state ownership, moreover, it is an object of cultural heritage, er, there are certain protective agreements are concluded by those who actually receive the use and, in principle, the subject who takes the use takes on a whole series of obligations, and in case of violation of these obligations , it may well be terminated, well, this agreement and change of tenants for 30 - this state property and in this context again. and here, many of us consider this issue through the prism of state-church relations. and i, after all, tend to consider it through the prism of the activity of the security service of ukraine aimed at exposing enemy agents saboteu

in the beginning of the trump years, the president named him on the national security council.n kelly, almost had a heart attack. we persuaded the white house to pull him off the national security council so he wouldn't be in those sensitive foreign policy discussions, but a lot of those maga figures are making their way back into different places in government, including the new republican majority in the house. >> most definitely. thank you so much for spending time with us today. miles taylor is sticking with us for the hour. when we return, chaos at twitter, as elon musk shakes up the social network platform's legal team and considers ending severance packages. >>> plus, new signs that republicans just might be ready to dump trump. we say this all the time, but seriously, it might happen this time. >>> and concern over the supreme court's growing politicalization was already bad. now it's getting worse as brett kavanaugh parties with a who's who of top leaders with the conservative right. "deadline: white house" continues after a break. house" continues after a break. for y

we have a man whose name is, and the last name given by danila, he works as the secretary of the national security councile saints. we showed the whole world that there is no need to be afraid of those who are 30 years old, they frightened the world, that they are so strong and they must be reckoned with, they just need to be destroyed so that they cease to exist, as country within the boundaries in which they exist. something like this, and we hear this regularly, in fact, regularly, and then mr. biden, biden, maikov, who speaks, enters the stage. putin must get out of ukraine is number one until he is going to do it. he's paying a very high price for not doing this but i have no plan to contact putin i'm willing to talk to him if there's an interest on his part to end this war but so far he hasn't been that interesting yet it's very important , what we should be supported by the people of ukraine and the idea that putin ever wins in ukraine is unacceptably unacceptable. that's all, that is, some strange statement michael. that is, he is ready to talk with president putin if president putin wants. someth