that's why slovakia is now taking a tougher stance. of course, immediately comes to mind. uh, the fact that before the division of czechoslovakia, after the collapse of the socialist camp, slovakia existed as an independent state only during the time of nazi germany that hitler created an independent slovakia when he divided czechoslovakia czech republic bohemia moravia annexed germany they became part of germany protector from germany and a separate state of slovakia which, by the way, declared war on the soviet union on june 22, 1941. first, you are absolutely right. uh, slovakia throughout the entire period after the end of the cold war was such a weak link in e, a monolith of natocentric e. the fact that there were people in power. well, in my opinion, maybe this is not in political assessments so appropriate, but still people with a conscience. eh, i remember. it's just that i had a lot of personal contact with such prime minister robert fitz. uh, a political party called the direction of democracy, and for more than 10 years they

slovakia has taken in tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees.supplies to kyiv. he says europe must do everything it can to ensure the defeat of vladimir putin. they are fighting for our values and we as neighbours who know that if they would fail, we will be next. we understand it very much. we have to share their blood. we never had the need for it, but we support them because we understand and that's why we'll be supporting them as much as we can, because we believe in their victory. zelensky has been asking for warplanes for many weeks. you have mig 29, which the ukrainians know how to fly. i believe you have roughly a dozen of them. have you yet sent them? they haven't asked us. that's what i said. and we are ready. i mean, of course it would have some operation will be needed because we need to have first our space protected. we already working for four months on this. and i think we're getting to to a conclusion at this moment, howitzers, we're going to repair their equipment. but mig 29, they haven't asked. but if they would, we would gla

no, these turn off neftegaz slovakia's weapons of slovakia already, right from everywhere you want tod by international platforms about international organizations, and moreover, that our diplomacy is now there, so to speak, and they are doing nothing and doing a lot. the thing is, that it is no coincidence that the americans are doing everything to reduce the number of diplomatic personnel of russian diplomatic personnel in each individual country. not in theirs now. they will now put pressure on everyone else. you do not remember that according to the hrc, it does not matter here what is important is good. they were able to mobilize, 2/3 llc they mobilize. yes, we will wait until ours.

of weapons to slovakia were that thanks that slovakia is already directly from everywhere you want us to leave, and before that we discussed you from the very beginning at public venues, but at international organizations, and moreover, that our diplomacy is now there, so to speak, and they are doing nothing and doing a lot do. the fact is that it is no coincidence that the americans are doing everything to reduce the number of diplomatic personnel of russian diplomatic personnel in each individual country. not in their own now, they will now put pressure on everyone else. you can’t help but remember that according to the hrc , it doesn’t matter here, what is important is that they were able to mobilize, they mobilize 2/3 of the un. yes, we 'll wait until our last diplomat is expelled from paris and followed by a helmet, according to the season not in america the fact is that if we are removed from western sites and western countries here it's almost impossible to do anything. we can only answer symmetrically. we are now fighting russian diplomacy is fighting for something that is not

will slovakia bow to moscow's demands? well, it's complicated.age — an interconnector between poland and slovakia. we are in very strong negotiations and discussions with poland because we will need an alternative and that is going to be most likely lng. and we could bring it through their sea and through their infrastructure into slovakia. but at this moment, we are landlocked. what we've seen is poland and bulgaria, too, categorically state, "we will not accede to russia's demands that we in future pay for our gas in roubles." now, as a result, russia has stopped all gas supplies to those two countries. will you, here and now, with me, say, "we in slovakia will not bow to russia's demand that we pay in roubles"? the initiative that we will pay in euros was the initiative driven by slovakia. we are the ones that, friday, where we sat and recalled all the countries, and we said, "please, we need to stay united." 0ur payment goes until the 20th of may. that's when the next payment needs to be. and that's why we have still time and we need to devel

agreed to sent a patriot missile to slovakia. it will be staffed by american troops.on is preparing to send laser guided rocket systems to ukraine that would rearm drones and, quote, another $100 million in javelin anti-tank weapons for a total of $1.7 billion in u.s. aid committed since russia's invasion. joining me is howard altman, senior staff writer for "the war zone". howard, thank you for being with us. give me some sense of this, we heard about the weapons slovakia and the last week or two we heard bits about soviet era, soviet built weapons systems, tanks, personnel carriers things like that that are going to ukraine in exchange for being replaced by the u.s. because they're nato countries. so the nato countries get new stuff, ukraine gets the old stuff that they, in theory, know how to use. >> yes. to date ukraine has received about 60,000 anti-armor systems, about 25,000 anti-aircraft systems from the u.s. alone, about 1,400 stinger anti-aircraft systems, about 5,000 javelins, another 7,000 armor systems, hundreds of switchblade drones, puma intelligence su

we are now looking to the west, slovakia germany france yes , you know where we are.an we turn to the east. we can go the other way. china india other countries in the region nikolai do you think because the president is talking about it. he says we need to channel our oil and gas south and east. you are absolutely wise. that's when they said how long it would take. i absolutely agree with you. see paradox about the situation. we , as it were, comply with all the norms of international law. we are not paid to swim, but nevertheless we violate nothing, and they treat us completely differently, in particular. here, let's say the option is that the decree of the president is a fee for rubles and euros. plus, he studied it and says it generally contradicts the system. that is, we, as it were, can click on one place to search. well, let's continue to eat, why ca n't we do this, transfer flows further to other countries. this first is clear that this setting will take a long time, but the situation, as it were, has already dragged on. if we do not take some steps, it will b

the issue of moving that system into slovakia so slovakia can move its system into ukraine.ops. so this might be one small part but an important part of that answer. it is a 1970s soviet-era missile system. it's called the s-300, updated at recently as 2007. it is mobile. it's on a truck. it has in this case two different launchers that can then launch these anti-missile and anti-aircraft missiles. the s-300 can shoot down from a long range. it's essential to ukraine, to the forces there, because they don't need to have training on it. that's essential because they just bring it over from slovakia. it's instantly usable. 125 miles range. first deployed back in 1979 as i was just alluding to. and can hit objects that are moving up to mach 2.5. according to forbes, ukraine has 300 of the older versions when the war began. they have since lost about 21. i want to show you one of the satellite images that actually breaks down where they're at right now and how they have been destroyed. this is again a russian defense ministry satellite photo, so i do want to underline that. this

the war in ukraine, which slovakia is not connected in any way.hey stopped the protection system, which is in our property, the cost of which is calculated in many millions. complexes with 300 ensured the protection of slovak nuclear power plants of non- industrial centers. significantly more effective than american missiles? meanwhile, the west continues to pump a new batch of weapons into ukraine. us president joe biden promised, british prime minister boris johnson announced that london is preparing deliveries to kiev worth $130 million, including starstrik anti-aircraft systems that hit low-flying aircraft. the czech republic has supplied ukraine with hundreds of millions of dollars worth of armor, tanks, howitzers and rzo, reports a rider in a coma extinguishing a fire in a residential high-rise building. in the city of usinsk , a shopping center is blazing, located on the first floor in a puff of smoke was a clip the entire building from a burning house rescuers evacuate people. about 2,500 people live there, according to preliminary data of

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we are now here we are now looking back, slovakia germany france yes, well , you know where we are.e east. we can go the other way china india other countries of this region. nikolay, what do you think, because the president talks about it. he says we need to direct our oil and gas to the south and east absolutely wisely, then they said how long this would be. i absolutely agree with you. see paradox about the situation. we, as it were, comply with all the norms of international law. we do not pay us, but nevertheless we violate nothing, and they treat us in a completely different way, in particular. here, for example, the option is that the decree of the president of the payment for rubles the european union has studied everything and says that this is generally a contradiction to everything, that is, it’s like for us, you can click on one place to search, well, eat further, why can’t we do this translate flows further to other countries. this first is clear that this setting will take a long time, but the situation, as it were, has already dragged on. if we don't take some steps,

supplies uh, s-300 systems to ukraine in slovakia.one divisional 300. now i have a question, if they are supplied by slovakia , which is right here, then the question arises. whether these systems will be placed somewhere here and then it is one conversation, or whether these systems will have to be transferred to be somewhere closer to the combat area actions and then the question arises. we talked about what we control, we control or we don't control. and these delivery routes are possible there for this weapon. they will be cut, or they have already been cut, what's with this the thing is, uh, when this kind of delivery occurs, you need to find out the final addresses, so, of course, we are not told this addressee, yes, and we look at the concentration of this military equipment at certain railway junctions. and by the way, they are hit when they concentrate there enough we used several batteries of six launchers, but here there are 300 pms - these are four launchers each, roughly speaking, you cannot transport 12 launchers in one

when visiting two, uh, small european countries, slovakia and austria go on very different paths.f slovakia, they are both very afraid of the influx of refugees, they are not able to digest such a number of refugees, but if slovakia is trying to help the ukrainian regime with weapons, then hummer, apparently, will not look for some solutions. uh, what i uh, in general, i don’t believe in, but this is his mission, he came, so to speak , in order to try to talk with president putin in this direction, but in fact, the correspondence from austria talks about that the tracks are simply in despair because, in my opinion, there are now more than a million refugees who are bringing chaos to the inner life of this eight millionth country, and they don’t know yet. uh. what are the outputs from this. uh, can be found because the country is right charter a person, she has a well-developed human rights dimension and expel refugees the way the poles unceremoniously expel them there in germany, they cannot. this is for the leader. austria is also not very acceptable, so here it turns out to be a

forces into slovakia is that parts truly important? so and we have to continue with the air defense blanket in in ukraine. this is one system to add to that and every little bit counts at this point. and colonel, we've learned from the pentagon that russian troops are refitting and trying to redeploy and focus on the eastern donbas region and continue to pound on the southern coastline in places like mariupol. but yet forty five days in ukraine's resistance remains . how do you see things heading into next week? >> well, so far this has not been a total surprise as far as what they were going to do after after a key fight with it being largely a loss which is something they needed to do or russia needed to capture within the first 10 days to two weeks. we anticipated that they would probably move and focus on the east where they had a somewhat more friendly reception. i guess you could say, and the expectation of handling trying to grasp the captured the land bridge out of crimea and keep their foothold there. so this is not a surprise

of the very s-300 complex that slovakia donated to ukraine well, this is how events are developing,e s-3 is already on its way. aside i don't know which ukrainian city, please. here it is necessary to clarify a few points regarding the supply of the s-300 missile system from threads. in some sources. it is called that the system is installed in others. no, i mean. i mean the system is delivered in other sources. it is called put anti-aircraft missile the complex is correct, but it’s more correct to say that a regimental kit has been delivered, because this system is supplied only in kits, that is , controls. easy nitrucket divisions of the exact composition of the kit. we don't know eh. apparently. this is the kps command post of the system and three zenith missile divisions. again, here it is still necessary to mention one circumstance, because the zenith missile system without anti-aircraft missiles is not exactly what any armed forces require, therefore, together along with the regimental set, as a rule, even more, two ammunition sets of anti-aircraft guided missiles are supplied

deliveries to slovakia are taking place on a stable basis. all applications from slovakia were fully satisfied by the russian side. i have no fears that from day to day the supply of gas to slovakia will stop, we will do everything to ensure that this happens in the future. ministry energy algeria warned spanish colleagues that if algerian gas enters morocco, this will be a violation of the existing contract. earlier, madrid announced that it plans to launch the maghreb gas pipeline to europe in reverse mode and supply gas to morocco through it . spanish terminals and transfer fuel through the maghreb and europe gas pipeline in october last year, algeria stopped deliveries, so the route and fulfills its obligations for due to the pipe of nurses, which does not pass through the territory of morocco, the relationship between the two countries is complicated by the dispute over western sahara. on this i have more and more news in the next chat. volga car industry spare parts for cars quality is guaranteed further on the most significant events o

and the pentagon's also announcing it's sending patriot defense missiles to slovakia after that country sent its own missiles to help ukraine stop these kinds of horrific attacks. just ahead we'll speak with senator mark warner, the chair of the senate intel committee. we're also watching what's next for ketanji brown jackson after that celebration you're looking at now at the white house, honoring the first black woman ever confirmed to the supreme court. >> we're going to look back and see this as a moment of real change. >> plus we've also got some breaking news in that trial of the men accused to kidnap the michigan governor. no convictions as we're just now learning with the jury deadlocked in the case of two of the people involved. we're going to be live with more on that including the governor's new response where she calls out what she describes as the normalization of political violence. we're going to get to that in just a minute. i'm hallie jackson in washington along with our nbc news team. ali arouzi is in ukraine. dan de luce covers national security. and shannon pettypiec

it is absolutely clear slovakia poland oh well.y for hungary well, in rubles, and hungary in rubles are ready. i mean, maybe there's this one coming, but i'll tell you straight. listen, well, hungary i like it. well, when there is a war, there is a war. i am a peace-loving person. i think that the sooner the military part of this special operation ends, it is better for russia, because this is what they want from us, but it should end in success here too. if it’s already a success, then let’s seriously deal with it, strictly speaking, then it’s already incomprehensible. how can you deliver. it is a weapon that where bridges they are bridges there from there. perhaps they should be destroyed, probably, some sort should be carried out, all the more, it is clear we have complete dominance of the air. i am a supporter of self-organization, no matter how we unite the inner rita and no matter how we are not here, but without a clear organization, without organization, without understanding that this is the only way to win such a collisio

so instead, nato ally slovakia is going to give an old soviet s-300 battery. they've already given it to ukraine. the u.s. will back that with patriots on the way, so slovakia gets an upgrade, ukraine gets a missile defense, and the u.s. gets a bit of diplomatic distance. >> diaz: tomorrow, voters in france will begin choosing their president. the race is tight, with president emmanuel macron facing a serious challenge from a far-right candidate with an anti-nato and pro-putin past. cbs' elaine cobbe is in paris. >> reporter: five years ago, he rode in on a wave of change and a rejection of extremism. but now, the woman he roundly defeated in 2017, far-right leader, marine le pen, is practically tied with incumbent president emmanuel macron in the opinion polls. and the prospect of an extremist president of france is very real. that was unthinkable a few weeks ago. while macron was engaged in shuttle diplomacy on the war in ukraine, le pen was pushing her new, toned-down image. gone is her extremist rhetoric about immigration and nationalist. but martin quence

but, that would be a decision for slovakia or any other nation to make.- we certainly wouldn't exercise any kind of veto. we want all nations who can help defend ukraine to do that. >> you were concerned that fighters from poland would escalate the conflict. you're no longer concerned about that? >> our concern was the proposal was for the migs to get transferred to the united states and for the united stat to move the men. we never had an objection if another nation wanted to provide those jets to ukraine. that is not something we were opposed to. these are sovereign decisions and we resct that. what we didn't want to approve was the transit -- was for us to transfer it in. there was concern in the intelligence community that should the united states be the one to provide fighter aircraft, that could be misconstrued by prudent as escalatory. we understand this war is bad enough as it is having it escalate to become a conflict between two who -- two nuclear powers is not good for our national security or the ukrainians. nora: the top u.s. military officer

in ukraine, with which slovakia has nothing to do with them handed over a protection system owned byof which is estimated in millions. the s-300 complex provided protection for slovak nuclear power plants in industrial centers. it is significantly more effective than american zrkips. in north ossetia, the millionth tree was planted as part of the garden of memory campaign this time. e 2.000 seedlings in walnut. an old loaf appeared in the village. place unique three heroes of the soviet union come from this village, north ossetia took the baton from the krasnodar territory. promotions this year started 3 weeks ago sevastopol crimea volgograd astrakhan region has already contributed. and also germany serbia qatar and not only in the country and abroad in memory of those who did not return from world war ii they will plant 27 million trees a day when again you can sit at a desk and test your knowledge of the russian language thousands of people across the country from -outside of it , hundreds of sites write a total dictation of a traditional large-scale action. in each region, you can

according to the data from the slovakia network operator lackey depends on russia for 85 percent of its natural gas. and his government has repeatedly said the country can't afford to be cut off from the supply. the war in ukraine isn't just playing out within the countries borders. another front has opened up in cyber space brushes use of hackers to attack. its adversaries has been well documented, but ukraine is also proving itself more than capable of cyber counter stripes. an army of hackers is taking warfare to a new frontier. ukraine is fighting rushes. invasion insider space. 2 over 250000 volunteers. answer the call of the countries deputy prime minister and minister of digital transformation be hi lo, fedor of and joined it's i t army, they're aim to launch cyber attacks on russia. it kind of members that they have include patriotic activists. and the on the type of attacks they're doing. and while they might be disruptive and sometimes embarrassing, so taking off, you know, government websites offline, but they're not sitting. and as cyber war sort of declaration, i would say

now it’s not direct, but through slovakia.n addition, operational-tactical aviation in a day, hitting 48 military facilities of ukraine and the russian ministry of defense showed new footage, working crews of ka-52 alligator helicopters, our turntables continue to destroy military equipment. at the same time they do it. this is so filigree that it doesn’t even enter the enemy’s air defense strike zone, completely unique shots of alligator units work from the maximum distance under armored vehicles, look. the americans no longer know where to look for allies in their anti-russian coalition on the occasion of washington refused to go india china venezuela club turkey and even greece in athens today announced that they would no longer supply weapons to ukraine, they say. everything that could have already been delivered further deliveries will be only to the detriment of the defense of greece, moreover, it repulsed the attack of the united states and saudi arabia, and the saudis did it. this is a rather humiliating way for washin

united states and we may not have access to so how do we work with countries around the world like slovakia so those are happening with our partners and allies often it is preference not to be publicd about the conversations and we respect that. >> with the history of the supremepr court can you talk about what it's been like behind the scenes. >> i will try not to ugly cry. i was with the president before he went out i was there on time i was with him before when he was reviewing his final remarks what he is reflecting on in his speech the number of people people who are a part of is every day who commented how significant this moment was and in a place to just try to make it to every day and every day is history. it can be heartbreaking and history can be exhausting and it can be joyful and today it was joyful day in history you saw his granddaughter come out she was there also briefly with justice jackson before hand and he made an effort to introduce the justice to some members of hisay staff that were just inspired by the day as well. 's there is a deep recognition and edge only to rea

>> guest: we went to poland, lithuania, slovakia and then some of my colleagues went to romania. there were two profound impressions. number one, the memory of world war ii is very, very vivid in those countries, in ways we can't understand. they weree an invaded, occupied. people were slaughtered. and even though we're a couple of generations removed, what russia has done with the invasion of ukraine and with his onslaught of just indiscriminate violence in civilian areas where women and children are, in fact, targeted. that is very vivid and very real. in each of those countries the leaders, the people we spoke to, are extremely concerned that if russia succeeds in ukraine, the country is next. that was impression number one. number two, a positive impression was the solidarity. the folks there, in a smaller country as latvia, are sending significant military aid to ukraine as is the case of course with poland and romania and slovakia. in poland where you have 2.5 million ukrainian refugees, the polish people are taking them into their homes. all those refugees are in polish ho

greetings yes , hungary-slovakia, a total of about ten buyers are ready to work in a new format. gazprom announced a complete suspension of supplies to poland and bulgaria against the background of these countries' refusal to pay for gas in rubles, other european buyers are in no hurry to support their position, in particular. about german june pr admits the possibility of using the payment scheme proposed by moscow, do not mind switching to payment in the russian currency is also hungary and slovakia austria insists on transactions in the euro. true, in the future these payments may be converted into rubles. vienna does not rule out opening an account with gazprombank. an analysis by the department of energy shows that it is possible to get rid of dependence on russian gas, but this will require a common national effort. we must face the bitter reality. we cannot refuse deliveries overnight. we will consistently work on this. perhaps we will be able to achieve this through pan-european efforts by 2027. at the same time, we must understand that even by 2030 we will not be able to

it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system. the war in ukraine pushed world food prices up by nearly 13 percent last month. united nations is warning that costs are likely to rise further. you and food agency says the increase puts much of the world's population at risk of malnutrition. so far, almost 2 and a half 1000000 ukrainian refugees have made it across the border to poland. most have stayed in warsaw alone. help us look after around $300000.00 people, which takes a lot of organization as well as compassion. i'll report this. it's the largest refugee center component. she may be safe now, but she's still somewhat lost. diana fled the car, keith region, 1st to western ukraine than to warsaw rubbish. coming out of scholarship book on grandma told me that after we had left, that she saw tanks driving past her farm, so was ashford. what operating up to 20000 people can be accommodated here at this exhibition center near warsaw. it's a private initiative supported by the local government. the trade fair employees now work as

. >>> ukraine is getting a desperately needed air defense system from the nato country slovakia, donating its soviet-era s-300 system to the ukrainians the united states is deploying a patriot missile defense system in slovakia. slovakia's minister says the s-300 system will potentially save a lot of civilians and enable the ukrainians to shoot down more advanced aircraft and missiles retired u.s. army brigadier general steve anderson steve, thanks. can the s-300 system protect ukraine from attacks like the train station missile strike >> yeah, kelly, thanks for having me. yes, it definitely can help in that regard. you know, they have the capability to provide air cover at high altitude, and this could potentially help but i would submit to you that i'd rather like to see systems maybe more advanced like the u.s. army's patriot systems that can be even more effective in interdicting such threats. it's no surprise that they're making these kind of attacks they want to terrorize the people it's not going to work, it's just going to enrage them. of course, they want to go after logistics hu

slovakia was completely satisfied with the russian side.fears that from day to day we will stop supplying gas to slovakia. do everything to make it happen in the future. american congressmen demand the creation of an interdepartmental.

deliveries to slovakia are taking place on a stable basis.ions from slovakia were fully satisfied by the russian side. i have no fears that from day to day the supply of gas to slovakia will stop, we will do everything to ensure that this happens in the future. the ministry of energy of algeria warned spanish colleagues that if algerian gas gets into morocco, this will be a violation of the current of the contract earlier, madrid announced that it plans to launch the europe maghreb gas pipeline in reverse mode and supply gas to morocco through it. fulfills its obligations along this route due to the pipe of nurses, which does not pass through the territory of the hassle. relations between the two countries are complicated by the dispute over western sahara. kati winds down activity in the russian french-american manufacturer of cosmetics and perfumes will lose a significant share of its revenue in russia last fiscal year accounted for about 3% of global sales. this is almost 140 million dollars out of 4.5 billion, the company produces perfume

uh, obviously, as slovakia through which pass. pipelines, by the way, through the ukrainian gas transportation system. and hungary which claiming also to be such a central european hub could not stay away from it. in general, a very profitable business. well , as they say, the ice has broken, and therefore i think the fears of many that suddenly europe will not want to buy russian gas, or the hopes of many that europe will not want to buy russian gas and destroy its own economy is clearly not justified oleg anatolyevich well in this studio has repeatedly been told that it is necessary to separate the statement of such an advertising pr character from in reality, the reality is that even the decision made by the european commission that we would somehow buy gas in solidarity and forbid them to various countries, it looked very strange to buy something, because in general european countries are not gas buyers, individual companies are gas buyers located in these very countries that have these very long-term contracts. and uh, order

slovakia also supplies on the same terms.ing tanks to ukraine, they are being reimbursed, uh, in this case, it was about slovenian tanks , tanks of the army of the former federal republic of yugoslavia . but really, they are unlikely to radically turn the tide. moreover, europe is now , in general, not in the shape to provide some sort of serious economic, especially military assistance there. e. ukraine is generally a european economy. it's going through interesting times right now. yes, what i would like to talk about right now with all the talk about sanctions, but uh something comes from the most european. economics. today, unexpectedly in the morning, the stock markets. e of the european union fell by 4%, and so just a four percent drop is a lot, in fact , in the last couple of days. uh, euro. uh, collapsed somewhere by 6 rubles. we have here, yes, that is, the ruble was strengthening, something fundamental was being brewed with the european economy, or is it some kind of short-term fructification. do you think fundament

today, slovakia became the first country to send a major air defence system.n offensive looming, this is the kind of equipment ukraine says it badly needs. in downing street, with germany's new chancellor by his side, borisjohnson said britain was also doing more. today, i can announce that the uk will send a further £100 million worth of high—grade military equipment to ukraine's armed forces, including more starstreak anti—aircraft missiles, which fly at three times the speed of sound, another 800 anti—tank missiles and precision munitions capable of lingering in the sky until directed to their target. supplies are coming in from all over the world. the czech republic has sent a fleet of russian—made battle tanks. the ukrainians know the t—72 well and can use it with no extra training. russian military wreckage litters the roads where they've been and gone. ukraine's armed forces have fought tenaciously and with great skill, but most believe sterner tests lie ahead. will all the new equipment arrive in time, and will it be enough? and could the west do more

all applications from slovakia have been fully satisfied by the russian side.i have no fears that from day to day the supply of gas to slovakia will stop, we will do everything to ensure that this happens in the future. us congressmen demand the creation of an interdepartmental group to look for loopholes, they are needed in the constitution so that the right to private property can be violated, the house of representatives approved a project according to which assets foreigners worth more than $ 2 million can be seized and sold if, according to washington, at least part of these funds is associated with corruption , the proceeds are supposed to be used for military and humanitarian assistance to ukraine, as well as for the development of democracy in russia. however, the american civil liberties union warns, even if following the house of representatives, the initiative will be supported by the senate and the president will sign the law, then the judiciary, the branch of government, will most likely cancel it. completion of the release let me remind you the ex

all applications from slovakia were fully satisfied by the russian side. i have no fear that from day to day the supply of gas to slovakia will stop, we will do everything to ensure that this happens in the future. american congressmen demand the creation of an interdepartmental group to look for loopholes, they are needed in the constitution so that the right to private property can be violated. at least part of these funds is related to corruption , the proceeds are supposed to be directed to military humanitarian aid to ukraine and also to the development of democracy in russia . authorities will surely cancel it. at the end of the issue, let me remind you the exchange rates for today the dollar is 72 rubles. 87 kop. euro 75.92, and that 's all for now. dear friends, i invite you to our new release of the author's program besogon tv is called this release will be is there a noble rage? i hope it will be interesting, i look forward to seeing you. the family nostalgic comedy artek big journey was released hmm in a film about how modern children moved into

where says it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system. the war in ukraine pushed world food prices up by nearly 30 percent last month, united nations as warning that costs are likely to rise further. you and food agency says the increased goods, much of the world's population at risk of malnutrition, to help the millions of people who have fled their homes because of the worn ukraine neighboring poland is hosting a donor conference. it was organized by the non governmental organization, global citizens, the european commission, and the canadian government. the moneys largely to go to united nations programs and local relief initiatives to help the millions of people who have been displaced by the war in history of a more. let's cross over now to our correspondent jack parrot jack. more than 11000000 people have fled because of the war. what's needed most to help them. well, according to this conference, money they have raised, we've just had the word that they've raised 9100000000 euros for point one of that coming in donation. so hard mo

well , here is slovakia 300 yes susan. there they have self- propelled howitzers 155 mm.who else? are you sitting silently? come on, here's butch you gotta come for selfie there to check in. it's gross, it's gross, but they do it and they do it too. here are the deaths. remembered there are two words two two names of the village are not vile and the honey ghetton is now mayakovsky and the village and kosmodemyansk for me, right? this is a terrible hypersian provocation, it coincides in detail with what happened in butch, there, too, the corpses were collected there, they had a bunch of mismatches, and they don’t give a damn about nasty metgen. bucha kramatorsk is here and they just repeat it here, it is important what other moment has been and is being heard here. here we cannot influence to western society. we can't and would n't. i don’t know a single war at all, where they would effectively influence another society, if, of course, there is a more or less strong state, the feat of the russian media of public politicians is that they managed to keep their society in the

it is ukraine's only defense against the ballistic missiles you with this, it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system. the war in ukraine pushed world food prices up by nearly 13 percent last month. the united nations is warning that costs are likely to rise further. you and food agency says the increase puts much on the world's population at risk of malnutrition. now france is holding its 1st round of presidential elections and sunday and the war in ukraine is one topic influencing voters. choice. president, amount of mccoy has established himself as a leader on the international stage, which had held to lift him in the polls. but far right challenger marine le pen has tightened the race by portraying marco as out of touch with the needs of the people . all this amid fears that young people will not vote after high rate of non participation and the last election. d, w is lisa louis made to with some young activists trying to change that this is the suburb of cli, she swore part of france is porous department. it's known as a place of rights and disaffecti

as it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system, the german government says 40 russian diplomats have left the country. berlin ordered their expulsion shang they were carrying out espionage and were a danger to public security. the leaders of germany and britain have pledged to work together on renewable energy and reduced the need for russian fuel imports. olaf shots and boys johnson have been holding talks in london. shots insist it will take time to reduce germany's dependency on russia. the u. k. is to send more weapons join ukraine, almost more, your pool and austrian level. more details are emerging about how people survived under russian bombardment in northern ukraine. now that fighting in some cities have subsided, many were emerging from bunkers to find their homes destroyed. in the meantime, they've had to get used to living underground abandoned weapons, devastated buildings. the russian soldiers might have withdrawn from chinese, but they have left an indelible mark on the town and on the minds of the people, as homes were attacked and destroyed,

the nato leadership is convincing its junior partners, like poland, slovakia, the baltic countries. to send obsolete weapons and equipment to ukraine, and in return to receive newer modern weapons, in this way nato rearms the countries of the alliance and american corporations. at the same time , they earn a huge income. who is war? who is the mother of? most of the weapons that are now europeans supply primarily european states to ukrainians, but they still had to be replaced, that is, well, not in a few years, therefore, in any case, they had to either be shot during maneuvers and hobbies or exercises, or they needed either sell or transfer to some such party, it is very convenient for them now, firstly, to write off their expenses, given that these are purchases by the ministry of defense. they have long been paid for by the local budget. secondly, this is such a beautiful gesture in front of washington, because now washington is forcing its satellite partners and vassals to somehow show, at least in the foreign policy field, this love for ukraine, some kind of military-political

it's ukraine's only defense against ballistic missiles. us says it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system. the war and ukraine pushed world food prices up by newly 13 percent last month. the united nations is warning that costs are likely to rise further. the when food agency says the increase puts much of the world's population at risk of malnutrition. fears are growing in the ukrainian port city of odessa that it could become russia's next target. the city has imposed a weekend curfew after the missile attack and come and tossed. odessa is on the black sea, which is strategically important to both sides in this war. over the last few days, russia has launched 2 attacks near the city even before these latest attacks, many ukrainians, mostly women and children, have been leaving odessa. and for some, it's been a heart breaking decision. looked as though it, though it is hard, very hard. moth bridge, we sent my daughter in law with the kids and we'll stay here. i don't know how it's going to be. i hope we'll meet again with the, with the, with the 3 this city

this is the most common funny american puppets which day after day, more and more, slovakia is drawnr in ukraine, with which slovakia is not connected in any way; they transferred the protection system that is in our property, the cost of which is estimated in millions. the s-300 complex provided protection for slovak nuclear power plants in industrial centers. it is much more effective than the american pps-300 air defense systems in ukraine. a page of our history, which we will always remember, a campaign of memory watch has started. who lost touch in those terrible years, a report by alexei cherepanov hello dear, brother kolya, hello from the front, if i am currently alive and well, we are destroying enemies more and more every day, this letter junior lieutenant. pyotr mishin wrote to his brother in the winter of 44, but he did not have time to send the news home from the front. he died almost immediately when you read a letter from a junior lieutenant. it think it writes. he is not to his brother already to you, but it turns out that you experience emotions, as if this is your fa