conditions of such a war, after so many battles and anger, has strength without which the security of europe well, it simply cannot be found anymore. i thank you ukrainian soldiers for this strength. thank you to every soldier, sailor, every sergeant, every non-commissioned officer, every officer, every general i thank everyone who trains our soldiers. thank you to every volunteer, to the doctors who help after an injury. thank you to all our people who work for the sake of the ukrainian forces of ukrainian victory. it is an honor for me to represent such people and such ukraine. glory to ukraine, the borders of ukraine to the drones, join the gathering of the border guard when the country trembles from explosions, when the night becomes day from the explosions, we worry about our relatives and we are worried about our help, the anti -aircraft defense forces hold the heavenly front they protect us, and we must protect them , don't take it off and don't put it in network of photos and videos of air defense work, we have endured because we understand that our people are our main wealth, so we advis

security of the country. i think it was some of the security situation in europe and not totally dropped but well, because the world. uh uh, because don't forget that russia is a nuclear power and the risk of office condition or the risk of that. and actually the general and the purple, purple button queen. for instance, people being grocery shopping was young, nuclear 1 o'clock, or something like that. it could be any kind of true publication can be use, you know, the whole book such of yours such a will. or maybe you should also look tugwell to watch um, books. uh, that's why i think this, this expense on this very and you get, you get to use my point of view. but let's, let's see, i hope this was never happened. and that's the in the draw up. and oh, do you all, can you just re cheap? are there all right, cool. and provide such as conditions. i don't. why don't we could not have any more. your thoughts are the directions between us. yes, the good felt uh well what really happened. so other than it's geographical location or, you know, proximity to russia, what else to sweden bring to the nato table? i mean

security of the country. i think it was some of the security situation in europe and not the lead drop but well, can do well. uh because uh, don't forget that russia is. ready power and the risk of escalation or the risk of that. and actually the general and the purple, purple button queen, for instance, people being grocery shopping was young. nuclear o clock or something like that. it could be any kind of true publication can be use you know, to poke such or is it such a wall or maybe or fill out a little well. busy um, but uh that's why i think this 36 pension is very me get you get to my point of view but. busy let's, let's see, i hope this was never happened and that's the and the drop in the new york and he does receive their headquarters and provide such as conditions. i don't why if we could not have any more your thoughts or the directions between us? yes, the good felt uh, well. ready oh, really happen. so other than it's geographical location or, you know, proximity to russia. what else to sweden bring to the nato table? i mean, what do they have to offer the block? why does the block, once done? i

security of the company. i think it was some of the security situation in europe and not to new york, but well, you can do well. uh uh, because uh don't forget that your shop is. ready power and the risk of escalation or the risk offer. and actually the general uh, and the purple purple button queen. for instance, default being groceries. upper was young, nuclear to prompt or something like that. it's good. any kind of true publication can be used, you know, to poke such and such a wall or maybe or not. but uh well. busy um, but uh that's why i think this, this expansion just bear with me and me got you got to use my point of view but. busy let's, let's see, i hope this has never happened. and that's uh and does your piano or do you all, can you guys re cheaper there? all right, cool. and provide such as conditions. why don't, why don't we recruit, but have any more your thoughts or the directions between us? yes, the good felt, uh, well, what really happened. so other than it's geographical location or, you know, proximity to russia. what else to sweden bring to the nato table? i mean, what do they have to of

security global stability in the context of the formation of a multipolar world interaction between the defense departments of different countries, as well as military aspects of regional security in europe asia in latin america in the middle east and africa independent experts, including western experts, will be able to discuss acute issues on the agenda in the format of a discussion club one world , general security to the forum will be held round tables on special military operations. also in august , the second international anti-fascist congress, which will be held on the territory of belarus and in the congress exhibition center near moscow, cubes of the first meeting in the work and work of the section are planned to be held at night for a practical conference nazism. look at ukraine. through the prism of a specially military operation, the thematic part of our today's conference caller at the beginning will be considered in the issue of the construction of sea spenders of project 12.700. ah, alexandrite. these new ships solve the tasks of mine defense near the sea zone. they are equipped with the latest means of searching for the destruction of mines. and hydroacoustic stations,

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but i have no doubts that they are considering ukraine already in their group of countries, ensuring security in europe. wellyou know, it is possible, it is possible. well, for me, honestly, for me personally, they are strange, because everything that russia has already raised the stakes and everything that it has applied, it has already done everything, except that it is possible, and there is still a serious fear about the use of precisely mined man-made objects such as zaporizhzhia station, i do not rule out that these are all threats of undermining, rush, they are detonation, they may have played some role, but this is only maybe delayed in time a bold decision , so let's start from what we have today and it seems to me that, of course, success again at the front the armed forces of ukraine play a key role, again our defense force, the armed forces of ukraine play a key role for geopolitical decisions not only in ukraine , but also in the whole world, but at the same time, efforts are needed , as i have already said, in order to remove all these apprehensions to carry out information work accordingly, ru

ukrainian people, which in the conditions of such a war after so many battles, the security of europe has a strength without which, wellot be found anymore. i thank you, ukrainian soldiers, for this strength. thank you to every soldier, sailor, every sergeant , every senior officer, every officer, every general. i thank everyone who trains our soldiers. thank you to every volunteer , to the doctors who help after the injury. thank you to all our people who work for the sake of ukraine. the strength of ukrainian victory. is part of the civilized european world, ukraine has become a candidate for eu membership , and this is only the first, albeit important, step towards full membership in the european union, so as not to remain in place, we are confidently moving towards the goal of establishing the rule of law through the total cleansing of the judicial system of the untouchables, there is no more reduction of the influence of oligarchs , an effective anti-corruption program, the world will recognize the effectiveness of anti-corruption bodies , effective financial monitoring, the prevention of money laundering , the st

fluids in europe and need to as well as other organizations started looking, asking positions of that incidence of political influence, economic intimidation. the direct and indirect security threats which come from china's investment in critical infrastructure in europe. all of these things talked to driving, need to, to look at the new pacific and talk to countries in the region who might be facing similar threats needs of the china. i would like to note that need to has had global partners for a long time, including japan, south to the street here. these countries will also crucial and providing support for ukraine and increasing the need to is also been interested in engaging india. secretary general stuffing books book asked steve, i've seen a dime over in india. nato officials have started meeting with indian officials, both to understand the big security threat from china and being in border, but also to understand india's relationship with russia. so on, around quite a few factors driving neat, was interested. this keeps each in surface engage with what is the kind of engagement that talking about are we talking about security cooperation, nato troops in the into p

demilitarization of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to ensure real security when we say well, now we guarantee that nuclear security on the territory of ukraine and the whole of europe is now ensured until this happens, until we return full control over the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, we must be alert and prepare for any screenwriters diana this was valentin nalyvaichenko, people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our social networks, for those who are now watching us live, please like our video and subscribe to our social networks further from us visiting andriy ryzhenko, expert of the center for defense strategies , captain of the first rank of the reserve, former deputy chief of staff of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine mr. andriy good evening, thank you joined our conversation. good evening, let's start mr. andriy with the situation on the eastern and southern fronts, er, literally, mr. valentin and i were talking about the fact that er, a month has passed since the beginning of the great counteroffensive, the counteroffensive of which was expected in the

of one girl. on august 1, 1975, in helsinki, at a meeting on security and cooperation in europe, the leaders of thirty-three european countries, as welled states and canada, signed the final act or the so-called helsinki accords , the document laid the foundation for the osce and was considered as an important step towards reducing cold war tensions cooperation and coexistence in various fields and in international legal and military-political, economic and humanitarian , the principles of territorial integrity were emphasized, not intervention and the generally peaceful settlement of disputes. and today there is a pan-european process on security cooperation. in fact, curtailed due to the position of western participants on august 1 , 2022, yeltsin ural federal university reported pictures of a new substance for the treatment of severe pneumonia, it will allow new drugs to be brought to the market to combat influenza and covid in the future. the results of the study were published in the international scientific journal formaceuticals , it is emphasized that the obtained voorhus chemical compounds do not depress the immune system - s

that deserve attention, but first of all, of course, security issues in europe, which are now being actively discussed in terms of what will happen next week. wellobably say something like that well, probably the famous nato summit and will it be like this, firstly, from your point of view, from the point of view of what the ukrainian authorities are. well, they just don't do it. what actually impudent ultimatums are not put, but by their western partner in order to enlist their e, security guarantees. how do you see the situation such guarantees will be given? alexander good evening. first of all, i want to say that not all atmosphere uh, hmm international relations are determined at the nato summits, we with all the attention to what will happen in vilnius, they should forget that this is by no means the last chord or a defining chord in what will happen in europe next. we see that disturbing uh trends are growing events in france there is confirmation. this is a form of crisis. e hmm that is, the most democratic model that has been implemented for so long, minds. uh, europeans, yes, and russians, there the past decade. we see how this does no

of magnitude more protected than what was happening before. well, the zaporizhia station was recognized as one of the most secure in europe, that is why we can talk its sufficiently high security from the point of view of its work in normal operating modes for some design accidents eh it is protected against external influences. in our country it is designed to withstand earthquakes, tornadoes from flooding and any man-made impact, unfortunately eh, is it possible to fortunately, because nuclear plants were not designed to work in wartime conditions, no one ever thought that a terrorist attack was possible, it was not designed for the introduction of hostilities, but still there are certain elements of protection that, even in the event of a hypothetical accident, will prevent the release of these products release into the environment first of all, for what did not happen in chernobyl, the reactor of the zaporozhye plant is located in a protective room, well , a hermetic envelope, which is called a containment . this is a rather large room, which, first of all it is airtight, it does not allow radiation to leak out even in the event of an acciden

security of the safety of his luggage of personal belongings. well, sheremetyevo itself is included in the top five airports in europe with the area of ​​​​the aircomplex. with each of them it is necessary to observe not only a clear schedule and the vector of direction, but also the vector of public order galina kungureeva oleg ivanov kirill kryuchka weapons of special equipment the organizers presented a rich exposition of 40 leading domestic defense enterprises exhibits. exhibitions have become military service vehicles. armored vehicles, weapons, radio equipment and protective equipment, both already used and promising developments. the most modern technologies for dealing with the elements, firefighters from the middle kingdom showed their latest developments that help to cope with the fire in a matter of seconds and save the lives of people caught in a flaming trap during our working visit heads of the ministry of emergency situations in china foreign colleagues shared innovations russian rescuers also have something to offer vast experience and impeccable coordination of work from china alexander balitsky. bring down the flames in a few s

europe has an answer. well, we are starting to talk about the security guarantees that the united states of america gave whennuclear petition that the security of europe is in the national interests of the united states of america because it is the containment of china if you say that the containment of china in china sees a greater threat, then we will eat it only we will defeat putin, and then, well, the russian federation, their ambitions, then this will affect china, which has global intentions of global expansion there and yes, yes, that is, we have arguments there. but nevertheless, the europeans also feel it, and you saw when trump humiliated merkel, saying you want cheap money from russia, but you don’t pay 2% to nato, and the largest financial contributor is the united states the united states of america is in nato and therefore the europeans, and here too, the question even at the summit in vilnius sounded about european countries paying more for their security . in groups of seven just security commitments, because it is still necessary to distinguish between security guarantees and military-techn

, we focused, of course, on further defense cooperation, as well as on strategic issues protection of our europe, which can be peaceful only when peace for it is guaranteed by full securitytainty, there cannot be a deficit of security certainty in europe, which will provoke russian friction and aggression russia will try to bite off this or that piece of europe only when it sees this or that security uncertainty. when everything is defined and obvious, russian tyranny does not dare to violate security. it is obvious that europe can be protected from any aggressions only together with ukraine and only together with ukraine in nato, that is why a security certainty about our future in the alliance must be achieved, then russia will have to reorient itself to its own statehood , to deal with itself finally and not with any expansions, we are very actively preparing for the summit we expect from our partners exactly the kind of determination that this historical moment requires, and our active actions were necessarily conveyed by the heroic 35th of the 36th separate brigades of the marine infantry. thank you, soldiers. 47th separate mechanized brigade magura. thank you, the

, on the further defense of cooperation, as well as on strategic issues of the defense of our europe, which can be peaceful only when peace for it is guaranteed by full securityinty, there cannot be a deficit of security certainty in europe, which will provoke russian friction and aggression, russia will try to bite off this or that piece of europe only when it sees one or another security uncertainty when everything is defined and obvious russian tyranny does not dare to violate it is obvious that europe can be protected from any aggressions only together with ukraine and only together with ukraine in nato, that is why security certainty must be achieved regarding our future in the alliance, then russia will have to reorient itself to its own statehood, and finally deal with itself and not any expansions. we are very actively preparing for the summit. historical moment and certainly our active actions frontline heroic 35th and 36th separate brigades of marine infantry thank you soldiers 47 separate mechanized brigade magura thank you glorious 55 separate artillery brigade zaporizhzhya sich thank you soldiers of the 128th separate brigade of territorial defen

no well, this is an american good theme nuclear weapons in belarus is a stabilizer guarantor of peace and security in europe and the world is no longer unipolar. here we are three of this process. we are russia and belarus why do you know the father is such a person and has such a reputation that if you do not need to strike in response to aggression, he will inflict why tactical nuclear weapons have attracted the attention of the west so much and that its deployment changes in the political disposition on the continent president's interview to the world's largest media remains in the center of attention of the media community, experts and the guests of the club of editors are discussing the details of the conversation of the head of state with journalists, they say, they are discussing they are now in vilnius on their own will gather for them incomprehensibly. why did these lukashenka and putin take and do it in 2 months, and this action nullified all spending, poland’s money for this military , the arms race was stretched with unnecessary costs. this step is not symmetrical. yes, he canceled the non-symme

configuration of the new security system in europe, uh, in the future, but on the electoral process of georgia, it will have a direct and direct impact in including i think the behavior is prophesying. wellen you speak of new forces, we can describe ourselves, at least in outline, as who these people in georgia are, these are liberals, this is about western people, these are pragmatists, this is reliance on my own strength. that we are not friends with anyone, we are going to develop georgia as if it were our business. very well very impressive process in the largest recent time when there were in georgia on march 7th against the law promoted by the right-wing party of the so-called foreign agents, i was at these actions for three days and i was amazed by the behavior of e young people, and young people, you know, not only students, it’s even schoolchildren. yes, most of them were young people, and they were very organized . they behaved very much in a european way . they supported each other very much. on various talk shows in serious programs , i was amazed how they calmly and confidently argued about what they want, what georgia should be, and what they are really ready to fight for.

of europe and the united states of america for example. look second place ranked, the city of paris well no doubt, paris see paris and die. well, let's look at paris today, its prosperity , securityty to calmly walk down the street, go into some kind of kandals. here's what we're seeing protesters literally prey on police cars, vehicles are saying one after the other. it follows that law enforcement officers attack the gendarmes and throw stones at them. police stations rioters rob them and put on the uniform of the gendarmes , the riots are already in it. hundreds of people were detained, but the police are forbidden to shoot to kill, so only tear gas is used. there is already not enough for all the protesters of the gendarmerie, the trade unions of the french police say. unrest in toulouse, lyon, nantes , and in 14 other french cities has already come to looting, protesters rob shops and open atms. the microscopic president of the grand country of france explains what is happening in the country with computer games and social networks an important role in the events of the last few days, you have noticed on many sobchak platforms and on several others, on the one hand, calls fo

secure of all the aerospace of this year. the british royal air force is currently on control and just reporting incidents with the russian aircraft as well. the number of undocumented migrants arriving in europe is skyrocketing, desperate to the shell out large sums of money to get a spot on both that off and not see worth it. in recent weeks, hundreds of refugees as migrants have drowned trying to cross the mediterranean sea, including off the coast of greece and italy. the fact that europe refugee policy fails to prevent such tragedies as appalling to fishermen invention, so the channel has been less traumatized. often both sank on the shores office hometown mentioned so roommates haunted by the events of that day weeks after one of the deadliest ship wrecks near italy shores in a decade. at least, a few people are known to have died. local fishermen, vincenza. luciano is still in shock. he's been helping searching to navigate to the waters. he knows well vincenzo was among the 1st on the scene that fateful day. you know, little fishing. gotcha. i saw a child when i picked him up and laid him down on the show. he was already dead. his eyes were still open. a mistake. i'm angry at myself. if

stats at the security in europe was vital to guarantee security for the united states will know who the presidency of that way is. that means donald trump didn't, as he may, you know, may well be the cabinet for the republicans running in 2024. and then you got to follow up question asking, you know, you'll guarantees very well, but what will happen after you leave office and he says it's uncertain as you could possibly be. so we are seeing that the volunteer of a see here in the united states. um, that is very much also reaching into the big debate over it, support for ukraine. and just these days, we're seeing a bid by extreme republican lawmakers to try and throw ukraine funding into question that has neutrons, the tools of passing and the house of the senate. so there is no risk there at this moment in time. but the debate will certainly be part of the election campaign that we see coming up. so we're seeing a complete commitment by the united states president at this moment in time, but also a clock ticking down towards the 2024 elections where the whole world and particular nature will have to then uh, re figure out what that can, how far that commitment stresses into

of belarus is a stabilizer guarantor of peace and security in as paradoxical as it may seem to europe, such a conclusion may seem. but this is actually in fact so well, if you want peace, prepare for war is absolutely the same topic that is now worrying many. this is the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. uh, the head of intelligence of ukraine , kirill, in my opinion, yes, military intelligence, yes , said that russia mined four power units. let me say right away that russia is a very responsible country, we allow any inspections of the mct at the zaporozhye npp, our main task is to ensure safety, both internal and external of the au circuit, here are any influences from ukraine. and what budanov is talking about is preparation for an act of nuclear terrorism from the outside and i wanted to ask, are you really interested? yes, she is ready until the second chernobyl, because after all, uh, the forecast for the development of the situation shows that the counteroffensive of ukraine has bogged down. although the main forces not yet entered. we are still watching with concern and with the hope that the russian armed forces will certainly fulfill their d

if we have the security of our if we have today moment, the most powerful army in europe. we want them to fight for us. well, i understand that this is not the case when european countries will be ready to send their armed forces to ukrainian territory, i will say more. in foreign fair, you may have read it not so long ago, well, this week, geni gel and olga onukh wrote it. it’s called zelenskyi’s battle after the war. what will peace mean for ukrainian democracy, where the authors wonder whether the huge popularity zelenskyi and his propensity for such centralization of, say, the government will not mean does not become a challenge for ukrainian democracy, you know, such an article on the eve of the nato summit is a much bigger challenge for ukraine than the fact that lavrov's meeting with retired er would two or three cadres by decrees demonstrate real unity , that is, appoint to positions in the field of their competence, they may not be key . that is, i am not, this is not the position of the minister of defense or not the position of the minister of foreign affairs, but it is simply necessary to streng

of europe. therefore, we must do what we are doing now, that is, protect ukraine, impose sanctions against russia and avoid any escalation and expansion of this conflict. of the committee on national security and intelligence, as welldeputy head of the permanent delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly, join our broadcast, eh , solomiya, good evening. they just tried to communicate with the ambassador plenipotentiary and liseyev, and he says that in fact there is no question of security guarantees, that is, at the moment it is a framework document, then bilateral agreements will be signed agreements. how do you assess what was signed today and what was announced today in vilnius? well, actually, can we say that the declaration signed today will not become the second budapest memorandum ? it is declarative and it does not compel or encourage the signatory with us to take any specific actions, because all these actions are agreed negotiations between presidents and heads of governments several times regarding support ukraine will press for how long it will take, as today they have been voicing this formula for more than six months, it is such a convenient formula because it obliges very conditional relative thin

security of the entire world, not just europe. >> general, what do you think russia's reaction could be as this war continues to go badly for them going forward? >> well, first of all, i think -- when we talk about nato, nato is a deterrent alliance. that's the deal. it's not a war-fighting diplomatic tool. it's to keep the peace. bringing in finland and sweden, both of which since 1995 have been european union members, but have been in stalwart in trying to say they were neutral. when they enter the alliance, sweden hopefully in the next 90 days, they add to the military power of the alliance. finland is a nation of reserve troops, a nation of arms, 875,000 reserves. it doubles the land border with a nato country. sweden brings incredibly high technology navy and air assets to bear on the black sea confrontation with the russians in particular. this is good news. it's good news for peace. it further isolates putin and tells him you're an international pariah. your economy is in the dumpster and militaily you lost enormous amounts of equipment and people and your people are in disarray. i think the prospects of peace have been enhanced by the biden's

europe that is secure. that is a europe that has defensible boundaries. that is a europe that has commitments to values. all of the nato members have values that ukraine now uses as well. that is democratic principles, democratic practices. one of the things that we shall remember is that russia will be better off when ukraine is in nato. if ukraine is embedded into this alliance, then the russians will not have to worry like they don't now have to worry about nato attacking them. >> how important is this meeting in 2023 in the meeting in 1983? >> this one now will be clear when they come out of this as to what they will do about security in europe. this is important. in 1983, they were not talking about this. in 1983, we were still in the cold war. this is important to consolidate europe. >> thank you as always for your perspective and experience. i want to bring in senior national security editor for nbc news and political analyst. what do you think of what the ambassador said in terms of 2023 versus 1983 and the united states role in nato today? >> it is a completely different situation. you have the united states engaged in russia and what was the soviet union in

of energy security as well. the focus should very much be notjust in terms of fossil fuels but also on a renewables future. because that is where the green gold rushes. the usa, europeing to invest millions and billions of pounds worth of subsidies into their renewable sector. whilst the uk government is turning in a different direction. ., ., ,, ., government is turning in a different direction. ., ., , , ., ., direction. you have pushed for more in terms of — direction. you have pushed for more in terms of hydroelectricity - direction. you have pushed for more in terms of hydroelectricity as - direction. you have pushed for more in terms of hydroelectricity as well l in terms of hydroelectricity as well have a due? in in terms of hydroelectricity as well have a due?— in terms of hydroelectricity as well have a due? ., ., ., ., .,, have a due? in scotland we are awash with renewable _ have a due? in scotland we are awash with renewable energy _ have a due? in scotland we are awash with renewable energy opportunities. | with renewable energy opportunities. we have a world leading tidal sector which unfortunately has had its funding cut from the uk government. a stor

of humanitarian leadership, but even to national security in terms of being a partner to europe in responding to the ukrainian refugee crisis, it's going to require not just the white house to act, but congress as wellw up with you, steph, a federal judge this week a blocked a biden administration policy that bars most immigrants, migrants rather, from applying for asylum if they cross illegally. where does the ruling stand, and what does it mean for those seeking asylum right now? >> so, at this moment, the ruling is a state for a little less than two weeks now. at this point, the biden administration has asked for an emergency state to enable them to keep that policy in place while this makes its way to the court. so as of this exact moment, that policy is still in effect. but we could see at the end of that policy in the near future. and of course i've spoken to some members of congress who represent districts along the border, and also we've heard from the biden administration themselves that there are concerns that seeing this poetry, this restrictive policy go away, could lead to another uptick in the number of people attempting to cross the border illegally. which is obviously something we wi

of ukrainian blood. we have this interview with gordon arrestovich. yes, they also say directly there, well, we are paying for the security of europe with ukrainian bloodfrom this territory, from this people, they really make cannon fodder. that's when it came to them so that to really deploy these bayonets against those people who from their country made a test site in japan out of them, he again stated that there are no signs that russia is preparing any terrorist attacks or provocations at zabarovskoye, rich power plants do not see there. only podlyak, after all, zelensky news. see it was 60 minutes. goodbye. hello non-detonated ammunition damaged school residences

arrange deliveries through eastern europe, what poland and hungary will do to which this, which , to put it mildly, is not equal to this, as well as the food security of the brix themselves this weekend and the russia africa summit in st. petersburg on next week about this, not only look at the international review right now. hello on the air international review in the studio of fyodor lukyanov today in the program international review events of the week chronicle facts comments grain deal in the past ukraine wants to change logistics, but eastern europe is against who bought ukrainian grain mission to feed africa materials of our program? assembly, what is happening in south africa on the eve of the prospects for an international meeting gains the grain industry due to long-term control? i can now make more solid plans to go out and buy the new equipment i need i look to the future with optimism i am sure that i will sell everything that is grown canadian television report of the eighties farmers respond to the agreement on the supply of grain to the ussr stability is the key to optimism. action ended this week. the black sea grain corridor initiati

well, europe is really on the verge of very serious changes. yes, and we will closely monitor these processes. well, and even today the securitynce, by the way, today and the russian navy the black sea fleet conducted an exercise in which it demonstrated that here is the recent statement by the ministry of defense on a new shipping regime in the black sea. this is not bluff and two missile cruisers conducted an exercise with the interception and sinking of the ship, which means illegally, and in accordance with the scenario of torment, e went along the e along the black sea towards ukrainian ports, but ukraine, meanwhile, continues to make very irresponsible statements about the grain deal. just the day before, dmitry kuleba, minister of foreign affairs, told time magazine, i quote. we are ready to take any risks and our a message to the world we do not need russia. but this, apparently, is only a kuleba in a personal capacity, because europe, which we just talked about, it is different, but it acts yesterday there was a meeting of the eu council at the level of foreign ministers and a decision based on the results, which were

kind of the major security, the three security architectures of the united states of europe, the middle east, in the northeast and northeast asia. the obama administration did some things as well, which once again, sort reflected a downgrading of of the importance of the homeland missile defense threat. they the bush administration's plan for 44 jeebies paused it it because they said, well, we don't see, you know, a rising threat to the united states going to focus more on regional defenses. we sort of heard this story a couple of different well, sort of what happens in north korea in 2000, 12, 13. right. go out and display a brand new icbm ticking away right. which again caught us by surprise, putting the american intelligence community hadn't had forecast the obama administration sort of react to that development, decides sort or take the hold off the 30 gbe and go back to. 244 so again, international threat development sort of impacting the shifts, although which should be self-evident, that we continue to be reactive to. these developments as in contrast to be more proactive proactive. you know, you get to the trump and biden administration think you know and again their d

well, we know what the sam bully this fails after a year and a half of ukraine, basically doing nato's jovan deciding europe and providing security to you in the face of this. uh, mass russia. since i have to $23.00 countries or made so supportive, include a timeline for your grace, the may to excess and the vsoft is will bill. it was more of them. uh this, uh, this is the final statements of the site. so why do you think the company k is so bake, what is it made or afraid of? and who within nato is afraid is, 1st of all, it's about the position whole, the american leader. and so we were extremely sackful and grateful to jo by them of so plus providing the supports and all the necessary, you know, uh uh, to basically taking the right position on, on how to be player nations. but in this particular point, it sounds a little bit like contamination over absolutely failed to always see and the st. tomorrow during the uh no role using the audio crane they to call. so they will do is wide open conversation about it and knowing the temperaments of our president the til basically is a discussion tomorrow. and there's some argue that it's

means is that essentially securities architecture of europe is transformed with now not just finland with the huge border it shares with russia inside the bloc but sweden as well and the profound division within nato with turkey blocking it behind them as they headed into this two day summit, a summit which is coming as it does here 20 miles from the belarusian border, partly about geography, but a great deal about the future of nato. have a listen to what president biden had to say during the initial bilateral meeting with his lithuanian counterpart and host. >> first time that nato leaders will meet with 31 together and looking forward to meeting very soon with 32 members. with the addition of sweden. >> reporter: so substantial win already as you suggested. the next question perhaps the thornier one as they gather for the official opening of the summit later on is how they deal with the question of ukrainian accession. we understand that president zelenskyy will be here tomorrow, tremendously important of course that family photo, the optic of it have been at the heart of the planning of the summit for a long time. but the thornier question is exactly what

regarding the security grants of ukraine, nieder dia announced their intention to join the initiative - the president of the czech republic announced, as well as the five countries of northern europedy mentioned: finland , iceland, norway and sweden well, just now igor zhovkva , ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary, deputy head of the office of the president, mr. igor, joins us and greetings. good evening. good evening. these days, we talk a lot about the summit and the majority of ukrainian politicians who participate in the broadcasting of representatives of the authorities, including the interviews with whom we wrote, are not satisfied with his results, actually from the reaction of mr. zelenskyi on the first day, it was also clear that the president's office expected more, but on the second day, the rhetoric changed, why and actually are you satisfied with the outcome of the summit at the bank well , it lasted two days and the ukrainian delegation headed by the president of ukraine worked for two days, we can say that the results themselves are positive but not ideal, ideal would be to receive a specific time frame for inviting ukraine to join nato, which is only the f

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security conference? >> reporter: i'll tell you, boris, a number of world leader here from the u.s., from europe, its partners around the world. and ukraine very much a focus of the conversation. russia, of course, china, as welled by the minister of state for security from the uk which has been very focused on ukraine since the start. begin with the comment from the ukrainian president, in effect placing some blame on the west for being slow in its delivery of weapons as a reason for the slow pace of the ukrainian counteroffensive. i wonder if you believe that's a fair criticism. >> the united kingdom has been absolutely at the forefront of delivery. you'll remember in february of '22 the uk was delivering anti-tank weapons that stopped the early russian advance. even when many thought kyiv was going to fall. since then we've been absolutely front and center with the delivery of armored vehicles, and now even with the training of pilots. prime minister sunak and defense secretary wallace have been absolutely the front of the queue to get weapons into kyiv and to help the ukrainian defense. >> reporter: can ukraine turn that around with this counteroffensive? president zelenskyy made the point that that delay