body to a point where you were particularly vulnerable as you were held in solitary confinement in siberiaabsolutely true, and of course, thanks to the brilliant media investigations led by bellingcat, we know the names of the fsb officers who are part of this death squad within putin's regime. these are the people who organised the poisoning of alexei navalny back in 2020. these are the people who followed and surveilled boris nemtsov, the russian opposition leader, in the weeks leading up to his assassination in 2015. these are the people who poisoned me on two occasions, in 2015 and 2016 - ah, 2017. excuse me. so, yes, of course there were there were some physical aspects to it but the psychological was much, much more difficult. and this is what the regime and the kremlin has been doing since the soviet times. one thing they do, for example, is that the regime always makes a point of fighting and punishing notjust its own political opponents, but also the families. this is a very soviet, very old tradition going back almost a century. you know, for example, i was not allowed to telepho

that document suggests that the man comes from siberia, although ukraine is saying he is clearly northn questioning by the spu, apparently these men have both said they were professional soldiers in north korea and they went to russia believing they were going there for training. believing they were going there fortraining. but believing they were going there for training. but then they have been used in the full—scale war against ukraine. the americans have previously said that they believe there are 12,000 north korean troops deployed with russian troops to fight against ukrainians. ukraine has previously said that those soldiers are used very much as cannon fodder and the number of casualties both dead and injured has been huge. in fact, ukrainian say that north koreans and russians go to extraordinary extents to try and conceal their use in this war. if this is true, it is a huge coup for ukrainian authorities. when vladimir putin has been asked about the use of north korean soldiers, he has not denied it but said it is russia's prerogative and their sovereign business. to protect

of this alone i receive a to the customer. chunk of somebody has a wonderfully unusual lineage to siberia and dentist thing was even nominated for a family sort of bought in 2008 and received the title family of rush at the criminal even more important part of the lifetime of work studying the family tree is now an exam to future generations receiver cm, storks or so does that piece or not? because oregon is actually these national it, i see more of the most to your work. yeah. it's a judas su towards the appearance that i see. awesome. this issue that's on our side of the phone on the . busy the the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the send the 65 with the keys 195 and speed you one else calls. question about this, even though we will fan in the european union the kremlin mission, the state on the russia to day and split the r t supposed met, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say, excuse me, quickly check the impulse near to any and clearly go to the the articl

that document suggests that the man comes from siberia, although ukraine is saying he is clearly northently these men have both said they were professional soldiers in north korea and they went to russia believing they were going there for training, but then they have been used in this full—scale war against ukraine. the americans have previously said that they believe there are 12,000 north korean troops deployed with russian troops to fight against ukrainians. ukraine has previously said that those soldiers are used very much as cannon fodder and the number of casualties both dead and injured has been huge. in fact, ukrainian say that north koreans and russians go to extraordinary extents to try and conceal their use in this war. if this is true, it is a huge coup for ukrainian authorities. when vladimir putin has been asked about the use of north korean soldiers, he has not denied it but said it is russia�*s prerogative and their sovereign business. the father of molly russell, the teenager who took her own life after seeing harmful content online, has appealed to the prime minister

talk stream pipeline. moscow is also turning east toward sending the commodity through its power of siberia line to china. now your face is shoring energy costs coupled with rapidly shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg has reported that such reserves are currently at 70 percent capacity, 16 percent lower than last year, which cold weather a wind up well with a raising demand for keeping those stores are expected to drop for that. now this intensifies punctual implies this as the you increasingly relies on the l. n g. i made the lots of cheaper russian pipe gas economies done publish a acre hom us as a the last these options are destroying your before the benefits of these biggest, based on washington lensky seems to be adobe pop up from the us. and the british, the government, and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it, and especially for the us selling their liquid natural gas. that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world. while the market participants in the world to sell it to.

it continues to grow as moscow has turned, eastwood is up and delivering gas to the power of siberia pipeline. the customers like china. and our next guest says that while ukraine edits, european sponsors will suffer from key of energy decision, the russian economy remains very much into and actually, even ukraine is losing this because of the, of the priest of its lives in front of the treasurer. this is what they call the your van and gas and dilemma. actually, europe is trying to die, right. diversify. it's the energy sources. but it's cannot in the short term because it's still relying on the russian energy sources. and uh, in order for it to actually say vs why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be years and i'm going to be a couple years is going to take a big for what the case and the this is problematic for european politicians, a border of it. so the impact is very low. it's and they're one percent of the russian g, d, b, that's being impacted on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources. even man, i'm short term face. i thin

it continues to grow as most ago was turned eastwards and subbing, delivering gas to the power of siberia pipelines, the customers like china. and our next guest says that while you crate and this, you repeat, and sponsors will suffer from kids short sighted decision, the russian economy remains very much into actually even you agree is losing on this because of the, all the trees, the bits lose in front of the transit, this is what they call the european gas dilemma. actually, europe is trying to divert diversify. it's very energy sources, but it's kind of in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, you order for it to actually uh say, verse, you fly, he's going to take some time. it's not going to be yours. my going to be a couple years is going to take a big game for the case. and this is problematic for european politicians for of itself, the impact is very low. it's under one percent of the russian g, d p. that's being impacted on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources. even man, i'm short term. the stay side

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okay, is also turning to the east foot one living piped gas through the power of siberia pipeline, to customers like china. as the europe alongside slower ring energy costs the content faces. right. but the shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg revolts, but reserves and now is 70 percent about 16 percent lower than last year with cold weather approaching and hating them on rising levels are expected to drop further. and of course this intensifies pressure on prices. as the u increasing, relies on lindsey made the loss of course, of the chief of russian pipe gas. well, for more of this story, let's close the live out to columbus. i'm publish a, i guess i could always good to see thanks for joining us here today. on our see now, so lucky and hungry have hinted at vito in key of e u membership. but could this prompt so lensky to really reconsider the transit of russian gas? i doubt it because says lensky seems to be a totally pop up from the us. and the, the british, the government, and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german econo

that moscow is also turning east toward sending the commodity through its power of siberia line to china about your faces for reading energy costs. coupled with rapidly shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg has reported that such reserves are currently at 70 percent capacity, 16 percent lower than last year. with cold winter weather raising demand for heating those stores, i would expect that to drop further. now this intensifies pressure and prices as e u increasingly relies on l. n. g admit the loss of cheaper russian and 5 to gas economies. down publish, i go hamas as of the last case, options are destroyed and grow before the benefits office. biggest page on best of washington on the legs the seems to be a totally pop ups from the us and the british government. and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it. and especially for the us selling their like liquid metal gas that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world. while the market participants in the world to sell it to you or both, forced to sell

it's been delivering gas to the power of siberia pipeline. the customers like china, next gas to us as a while, ukraine and is europe and sponsors will suffer from kids short sighted decision. the russian economy remains very much into the actually even you agree is losing on this because of the, of the freeze the they slow them for transit. this is what they call the you are being, i guess, the dilemma. actually europe is trying to die, right? diversify it's very energy sources, but each cannot in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, in order for it to actually say versus why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be yours. my going to be a couple years is gonna take a decade for a couple of decades. and this is problematic for european politicians and affordable fits. so the impact is very low. it's and they're one percent of the russian g, d, b, that's being impacted on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources. even man, i'm short term states i down here

here. russia. moscow has adapted by spending tides with the east, so buying gas through the power of siberia pipeline to china, dislike sizes, rushes economy remains robust, while ukraine added suitably allies may face the consequences of key of decisions. actually even you agree is losing on this because of the, of the priest of this lives in front of the treasurer. this is what they call the european gas and dilemma. actually, europe is trying to die, right? diversify hits or energy sources. but it's kind of in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, you order for it to actually say versus why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be years and we're going to be a couple years. is going to take a big game for the case. and this is problematic for european politicians for it. so the impact is very low. it's and there was a sense of the russian g, d, b, that's the impact is on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources. even man, i'm short term. well, the us now i don't solve hasn't cues, of the outgoing button

and i'll bring it back, but it's turned east and they live with gas through the power of siberia pipelines . customers like china. yeah. the factory of the world on his guess on the program saying that while ukraine and it's european sponsors will suffer from kids energy decision, the russian economy remains very much shinta. actually, even ukraine is losing this because of the, of the freeze, the bit slow them for transit. this is what they call the your van and gas and dilemma. actually, europe is trying to die right. diversify it's very energy sources. but it's cannot in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, in order for it to actually say versus why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be yours. my going to be a couple years is gonna take a decade or couple of decades. and this is problematic for european politicians, unaware of it. so the impact is very low. it's and they're one percent of the russian g, d, b, that's being impacted on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources, even man, i'm short te

and it continues to grow was moscow, has turned. eastwood has been delivering gas to the power of siberia pipeline to customers like china. and our next guest says that while you crate it, and if you are being spawns, as will suffer from key of energy decision, the russian economy remains very much into the actually even you agree is losing this because of the all the freeze, the, it's losing for an attraction, this is what they call the your van. that a gas dilemma. actually, europe is trying to die, right. diversify it's or energy sources. but it's kind of in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, you order for it to actually say versus why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be yours. my going to be a couple years is going to take a big game or the case. and this is problematic for european politicians, unaware of it. so the impact is very low. it's and they're one percent of the russian g, d, b, that's being impacted on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources. even man, i'm short term 5 states i b

it's been delivering gas through the power of siberia pipeline to customers like china. and oh, nice guys. so as well ukraine and as you are being sponsor, as will suffer from kids energy decision, the russian economy remains very much into actually even you agree is losing this because of the, of the freeze, the exclusion for transit. this is what they call the your van and gas and dilemma . actually, europe is trying to die, right. diversify it's very energy sources. but these cannot in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, you order for it to actually say versus why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be years. my going to be a couple years is gonna take a big game for a couple of decades. and this is problematic for european politicians. unaware of it so the impact is very low. it's and they're one percent of the russian g, d, b, that's being impacted on this. and the, i think the euro will still be using the russian energy sources. even man, i'm short term states side. we go here on the program with donald trump, wi

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he was going fishing in siberia in his early 90s. everything he did he did to his utmost. never went on miller time. even when he was recreated he was competing over who could catch the most fish. that was one of only dozens of things. remember, he became a novelist, a poet, a painter. some of these poems and paintings are not bad. that is in addition to going to africa dozens of times in the years after he left the presidency. sometimes going way off the beaten path to sleep on a mat in some village in order to make sure the folks they were training to eradicate guinea worm disease were getting the job done. on that just for a second. that is just one of several obscure but deadly, harmful diseases he worked on. riverpoint -- river blindness being another one. when he took on this problem there were 3.5 million cases in the world. today there are between 15 and 20. >> extraordinary. we see the opening is made in the back of the plane. the military body team getting ready to remove the casket. let's just listen for a second as we see the special honor guard in position, wa

i was sitting in my solitary confinement cell in the maximum security prison in omsk, in western siberiay cell and escorted me to some sort of a prison office. there was a small room with a desk, a chair, a big portrait of vladimir putin on the wall and on a desk. there was a preprinted template of some kind, a blank sheet of paper and a pen, and the officers told me to sit down and write this with my own hands. so i looked at it and it was a petition for pardon addressed to vladimir putin. and initially i thought this was a prank. so i just started laughing and looked at them. but their facial expression did not indicate that they were in the mood for joking. so i said, what is this? and they said, well, please write this and sign this. i said, i'm never writing something like this. i said, why not? i said, well, because i do not consider vladimir putin to be a legitimate president of my country. i consider him to be a usurper, a dictator and a murderer. and i'm not going to ask him of anything. and secondly, i'm certainly not going to admit my guilt because that's what they wanted as w

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