the day before, deputy minister, sergei ribkov. said that in connection with the behavior of the westrussia needs to clarify some parameters of russia’s nuclear doctrine, that is, we are talking about a revision. let's give the floor to the news. hello, time for news first, about the most important ones. has no relation to parliamentary structures. statement in the state duma and the federation council. warships, submarines, caliber missiles. the international naval salon fleet 2024 has opened in kronstatt . hundreds of representatives from friendly countries are taking part in it. so, the main news today comes from the dprk, where vladimir is on a state visit putin. his negotiations with kimchin-eun took place. an important result : an agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership was signed, the basis of relations between the two countries for many years to come, what the parties agreed on and how the russian president was received, all the details are in the report by konstantin panyushkin from pyongyang. the very fact of the visit of the russian president to the dprk is a wor

lentoinformagentv, which arrive at these very minutes, with reference to deputy minister of foreign affairs sergei ribkovhe factor of nuclear deterrence in russia's security system now plays a vital role. it is necessary to clarify some parameters for the situations described in... while we move on to other topics, we will return to this news group. deputy prime minister and chief of the government staff dmitry grigorenko held a meeting with the leadership of the fas, summed up the work of the antimonopoly service and determined its upcoming tasks. over the previous 4 years , the number of unitary enterprises has decreased by almost half. this was facilitated, among other things, by antimonopoly control. also, among the achievements of the implementation of the state information system anti-cartel, which saves budget funds during municipal procurement. on the key list. the task of simplifying, accelerating the organization of government orders, optimizing industry-wide auctions of government property and digitizing work processes. we see that certain sectors of the economy are very actively moving into t

possible. doctrine, let's listen to what the deputy minister just said about this foreign affairs, sergey ribkoval model of the collective west in connection with the svo , show that it is necessary to clarify certain parameters that are applicable to situations described in the military doctrine as such, in the fundamentals of state policy in the field of nuclear deterrence, we conduct our work from the point of view. development and we’ll see what happens in this regard, what decisions will be made, i would like to remind you that the last time the russian nuclear doctrine was updated was during presidency of dmitry medvedev, and that version of the doctrine, it was more restrictive, not only than previous russian documents. but also much more restrictive than the corresponding documents of the united states, great britain and france, all these documents of our adversaries, they included the possibility of using nuclear weapons if the allies were attacked. russia has just signed an agreement with the democratic people's republic of korea, in the version that russian nuclear doctrine exists tod

general, in a new way, of course, we can evaluate our warnings, so i already quoted the words of sergei ribkov be correct, they say: so, great, that means, well, that means, if anything, then how everything works out, this in turn explains our restraint in nuclear rhetoric. that is, he, despite the fact that he is still no one, but just a presidential candidate, and he already has advisers who drew some kind of plan, and this is some kind of plan, how they will sit down at the negotiating table with colt, after all, in essence, that this way we will show the colt to the ukrainians and we will show the colt to the russians, whoever doesn’t listen, we mean bang head, but reuters, raiders are already discussing this, we are listening, two key advisers. trump, keith calloch and fred fleitz presented him with a plan to end the war in ukraine if he wins the presidential election. it provides for the provision of american weapons to ukraine only if it enters into peace negotiations. at the same time, the united states will warn moscow that any refusal to negotiate will lead to increased american supp

federation a unique opportunity for direct communication, deputy minister of foreign affairs, sergei ribkovrespect our friend, comrade and truly great russian diplomat. sergey alekseevich, hello, thank you very much for finding the opportunity to get in touch with us directly, i know that there are time limits, but nevertheless i need to ask some questions. really painful question for every resident of our country, you just recently said that how as if the world does not underestimate the possibility of a direct military clash between nuclear powers, and as if not everyone understands these risks, we understand that there are those people who do not understand whether we can call them by their last names, who even controls these risks now, is there someone who at some point... will say stop, or are we in such an airless space today, when the planet is really sliding into some kind of nuclear hell. hello olga, i am glad to have the opportunity to talk about this extremely important topic with you and the experts. you're right of course, the fact is that the situation is complex, alarming, an

the day before, deputy minister sergei ribkov said that in connection with the behavior of the west,

today, precisely today, deputy head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergei ribkov has already much interest. arms control, these three countries , together with iran, are increasingly strengthening cooperation and coordinating their actions in ways that are contrary to peace and stability and threaten the united states, our allies and partners and increase regional tensions. there should be no doubt. we have adjusted our strategy to take into account the increasingly complex and deteriorating security environment. we are taking a more competitive approach that emphasizes the need to take into account nuclear growth and diversity. we do not need to expand our nuclear forces to match or outnumber our competitors' arsenals to successfully deter, but without changing the trajectory of our nuclear arsenals our adversaries, we may in coming years come to a point where we need to increase the number of nuclear weapons. we must be fully prepared for this if the us president makes such a decision. if this day comes, it will mean that in order to deter our adversaries, the protection of