is slovakia, a front—line state in all of this, is slovakia ready for that?ly — mentally? what are you asking? mentally, iam ready. economically, we are going through so many difficulties. we have just now proved five crucial reforms because of the recovery plan over the last year, and militarily, we received a lot of equipment from our allies, but we have to procure, we have to put much more money into defence. yes, we must be ready to do it, of course we are not ready physically yet, but like i said, it starts with the decision, because we do not have another choice. if you want to keep democracy and freedom, sorry i repeat it so much, but i want to understand, everybody, we are in a war. it is the crossroads of our destiny. and i want to live in a better world. i want to live in a world where europe will be a strong, global player, and we won't need to see any dictator attacking any country and seeing war in this world and especially this region. prime minister eduard heger, we have to end it there. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you very much. hel

slovakia is on i in bratislava. slovakia is on the front lines of this ukraine war.ou share a land border. you have taken tens of thousands of refugees. you are funnelling arms into ukraine for the kyiv government. do you feel that, as this war continues week by week, month by month, that the danger for your country increases? actually, i think it is decreasing, because of the bravery of the ukrainian people. because they have been really showing us such an example of bravery. they are fighting for our values and we as neighbours, we know that, if they would fail, we would be next, we understand it very much. so, we are very thankful for theirfight. we don't much. so, we are very thankful for their fight. we don't look at them just as our neighbours, but they are actually are friends, and they are co—fighters for the values of freedom and democracy. they have to shed their blood, we never had the need for it, but we support them because we understand, that is why we will be supporting them as much we can because we believe in freedom. can because we believe in freedo

slovakia are strong leaders.xample i will show you, how we can see how important it is for a country like ours to be in an alliance. when we were in nato, we don't have f—i6s, fighterjets, we have those obsolete migs, we have not procured other equipment, but as this war started, immediately, germany, netherlands, czech republic, slovenia and also other countries said, "we will provide our soldiers, we will help you to protect your eastern border." they provided equipment, patriots came immediately, otherwise we would have to procure it, it would take years. where does this end? cos i have heard that you will host up to 1,000 us soldiers on your territory. a lot of slovaks do not want that. that was the situation injanuary, when there was this strong propaganda also ran by our own opposition party. but the wake—up call came when putin attacked ukraine, because you know, what he was saying, our opposition leaders, three days before the war, said, "are you crazy?" "this government tells our own citizens that putin

, also pursues a far unfriendly policy towards slovakia . claims to slovakia regarding the south, where hungarian minority lives. well, this is a slightly different side of the issue, and budapest's position is actually false, because if you look even at the official sources of the move company, back in 2015, moll reported that they had expanded the capacity of the adriatic oil pipeline, and this an oil pipeline that connects hungarian oil refineries with the croatian oil terminal on the island of mišaj in the patriotic sea and from which, in principle, hungary can receive any oil, moreover, they noted that there has been an expansion of oil transport capacities in the direction of slovakia and, in principle, slovak slovnaft can receive all the necessary volumes of oil for processing via the route through the adriatic oil pipeline and further to slovakia, moreover, they also noted that they have expanded the capacities of the hungarian-slovak company trans -petrov is a slovak oil transport operator, similar to the one we have in krasnopka, and it even allows us to meet the needs of the

side with the secretary of defense and others to provide slovakia so that slovakia can provide the empty air systems. in a nutshell, it is important to continue to support the front. they need help in many ways and slovakia has stepped up in many ways. >> investor, great to see you again. thank you for your service in lebanon. i want to ask you a question about a directive from secretary alston to strengthen efforts to prevent civilian deaths and improve the way the dod investigates claims of civilian harm in u.s. combat operations. this is relative to drone strikes. you have served in yemen. you have probably seen research suggesting that in areas where we have had the highest level of drone activity, terrorist groups have the highest level of recruitment success. we just want your commitment that you will work with the department of defense to ensure that we minimize civilian harm and get your takeaways as to the upside and downside of our drone activities as a mechanism to combat terrorism. amb. brink: thank you for that question. it is a very complex and fraught issue. i have worked

it expert on slovakia, other countries. can you talk a little bit, in general, about the consensus that exist right now, except for hungary and, from your perspective, what the incentives could be to get them to join into this? they've already been offered a two-year extension in terms of their ability to comply with oil ban. you've any insights in terms of what could be done in order to ensure that hungary joins, so that this new regime goes into place as quickly as possible? >> thank you very much, senator. thank you for our conversation earlier. as i'm not the accredited diplomat to hungary, i don't have direct knowledge. what i understand, with regard to the eu and all of the eu member states, is that there is a strong willingness, or an interest, to move this issue very quickly. what i've seen from my position and slovakia and, i believe, also probably applies to hungary, is that if there's ways to provide substitution, with regard to any of the energy sources for european countries, ways where the u.s. can be helpful,

i did appreciate you saying that you see in the g c work and slovakia.are outgunned here, just as ukrainians are gone by a much larger ukrainian for some more weapons, with regards to disinformation. russia, china, other countries are engage deeply in this has been billions of dollars on it. can you tell us what the global development center can do to better -- delegitimized the ukrainian government? >> sir, thank you again. i think we can just do more, more, more, more is what i want. i agree with, we are outgunned, whereas resourced, where outmaneuvered. we have to do as much as we can. it's a challenge, disinformation is something that is pervasive in europe and elsewhere. and so, we have to do as much as we can. we have to be creative and innovative and but sometimes i bureaucracies are not. but that's what we have to do to deal with this, it is a threat to us on our way of life. >> thank, you madam ambassador. >> thank you. senator van van hollen, i see senator coons there. he has an engagement. would yield to him? all right, senator coons. and that

but in neighboring slovakia fuel.ugh, maximum for a month, according to experts of both countries. one way or another, they will remain in the near future, dependent on gas from russia, which will receive in reverse through other providers. in fact, he stopped working now, and the yamal europe gas pipeline that passes through the territory of poland well, first to belarus. and then poland to germany, respectively, and he is working now. well, as if set to work in reverse mode, that is, from germany in favor. here , accordingly, poland is trying to build further. uh, new infrastructure routes - this is slovakia there, a small volume, there will be about 5 billion cubic meters. slovakia is probably located here, but more such a dependent position, because she does not have access to the sea. well, and, accordingly, there more than 80% depends on russian gas supplies. the best slovakia plans to soon complete the construction of a new joint gas pipeline, which, according to their calculations, will be filled with fuel fro

we'll talk about hunger in slovakia right now. well at least several years to adapt their infrastructure to alternative sources of energy. and so naturally, as they're saying right now, then there would need some sort of a guarantee from the big european union, a guarantee which is doesn't look to be on the courts at the moment. yet what we're year repeatedly here. among, in such situations, the brussels comes out with something unsafe, they've got the support. other countries say, no, that's not right. but who, who wins in the way the structure is set up here? can those who oppose the proposals use their veto power in such a situation? well, at the moment, the way the european union is set up for foreign policy or any global decision making within the european union is well usually in supposed to be a unanimous affair. in other words, if one member states is against the globe, no changed than the decision would simply not pass. however, at this moment, during the thoughts of discussions right now, there are already attempts to ca

why is hungary slovakia on this issue acts as a united front. slov nafta is 100% owned by the hungarian oil and gas corporation, they say, so that not only state, but also business interests are intertwined here, the general secretary of opek said that there are no free capacities in the world to replace exports of oil and oil products from russia over 7 million barrels per day, as mr. barkinda, such volumes cannot come from somewhere else, the losses for sanctions and voluntary restrictions will definitely be felt by the entire energy market. the secretary general emphasized, the head of the us treasury expressed a similar opinion. we need to look at the exact conditions under which implementation of the eu imbargo on russian oil, as this could also lead to higher world oil prices. i believe that over the next year we must do something to limit russia's income from the sale of oil on the world market. and at the same time, to do everything possible so as not to cause a serious escalation in prices on the world oil market, however, how janet hel

well, if they were used hungary, the czech republic and slovakia, in principle, they are the ones. why are they so dependent on russian oil? because there, in principle, their factories are oil refineries . by the way, they process oil according to the yura type. that's right, but they have the opportunity to process oil of other grades, or the same brand, norwegian or arab grades are lighter, so in principle, the question rests, you know, on the technical component. by the way, this is an important aspect, because even when we hear now and you say, uh, well, or would you tell me, maybe 6-9 months is the period we are talking about, so, well, at least now they are discussing what if even an embargo is introduced actually, regarding the sanctions, it will take a certain amount of time. let's say yes, no deferrals, yes, and the term that will be determined for each country there, which will have the opportunity there to refuse russian oil or to switch to other sources, and this period is still being considered there for 6-9 months, and so it says about crude oil, yes, 6 months to sto

quite have an exemption for countries like hungary and slovakia.— hungary and slovakia.e are resistant _ hungary and slovakia. quite clearly, those are resistant to _ hungary and slovakia. quite clearly, those are resistant to any _ hungary and slovakia. quite clearly, those are resistant to any band. - hungary and slovakia. quite clearly, those are resistant to any band. you touched on it there, poland offering touched on it there, poland offering to help reliant countries. what sort of help can offer? is not as though it has massive reserves of its own that will make up the shortfall. it's very, very complicated. you don't even have to go to a country like hungary, which is dependent incredibly on russian gas. austria gets 80% of its gas from russia, and the problem for them, it doesn't have a seaport. where can it bring in other segments of gas to supply the needs for its industry? so, this is a very, very complex question. the oil question, we're told could be something that could be more easily decided than the gas, but very, very complicated times ahead. yes, the e

slovakia, hungary, with all due respect, this is a very small share, it is important from a political for barva to be full, not all 27 countries will join, however, there will be very little money, there is another option besides an incomplete empire. the russian basket on special accounts with blood in the accounts according to the example of iran, that is, exports to the eu are paid, but the exchange rate is accumulated in a special account, and from it will be transferred to the russian budget after the fulfillment of political conditions, as was the case with iran, and in the event of the termination of the nuclear program in the event for russia, it will be the complete withdrawal of russian troops from the entire territory of ukraine, but it is obvious that uh, irene is much worse than the main one, because there were secondary sanctions, probably nowhere to export this oil. and now there is a lot of talk about the fact that if i remove such accounts, will the players even buy cars in the eu if they do not receive these funds? well, but about this one, i have already heard that

hungary and slovakia, what are they about hungary, slovakia also say that the czech republic is one of from hungary and it is about the fact that, as the hungarians say, the ban on the use of russian oil will be an atomic bomb for the hungarian economy, mr. orbán said, and their arguments on the one hand , they sound justified because slovakia, hungary are countries that do not have access to the sea to ports and they are completely dependent on the supply of e-e oil through pipelines from russia and, for example, hungary over 60% of the oil is received from russia, and slovakia about 90%, and it is very important to remember that this oil comes in particular through the druzhba oil pipeline, one of the branches of which runs through ukraine and slovakia and hungary have long been established oil refineries that specialize in those types of oil that come from russia, specifically siberian oil, so you can imagine how difficult it really is, but despite everything, negotiations are currently underway, for example, about eu countries exchanging oil with each other, so that even countries

last time i checked, slovakia, too, was landlocked, slovakia, too, is heavily reliant on russian oil.ountry is going to make every effort possible to diversify its energy sources, to move away from russian oil. he deeply regrets what he calls the strategic mistake made over many years of overreliance on russian energy. are you prepared to say the same thing? hungary has made a massive strategic mistake, too, and it needs to put it right, yes? well, let me remind you that, as a matter of fact, as of today's discussions in the background, at least, we stand together with the czechs and the slovaks, indeed. and what appears to be a strategic mistake, say 10, 15 years ago, you shouldn't mix up the reality today, because 10, 15 years ago, the security situation of the continent was completely different. so, decisions made... yeah, but the important point here is not ten years ago, it'sjust one year ago, you in hungary made a strategic decision just last year to sign a new 15—year deal with gazprom. you also signed a deal for the russians to construct a new nuclear plant at paks. you have t

ithink slovakia _ difficult. -- bulgaria. ithink slovakia is _ difficult. -- bulgaria.is meant _ difficult. -- bulgaria. ithink slovakia is meant to - difficult. -- bulgaria. ithink slovakia is meant to be - difficult. -- bulgaria. ithinki slovakia is meant to be hard because they get almost 100% of oil via a pipeline from russia. hungary is a lot less dependent because they do have an alternative through the pipeline in the south and they get only 60% of russian oil. however, both refineries are run by the same company that have actually raised objections, which is the hungarian oil company. it's different in bulgaria, 60% of russian oil so probably a lot less than some german refiners, actually, but that refinery in bulgaria is run by russians so there are a lot of political issues, ratherthan there are a lot of political issues, rather than real unsurmountable issues. if unsurmountable issues. if countries are allowed more time to find oil, will it remove any impact of the sanctions against russia? ~ , ,., , impact of the sanctions against russia? ~ , , , russia? abs

and slovakia in a different way. will use the right vetom meanwhile, the bulgarian federation of industrialists claims that they simply will not withstand the further rise in gas prices, which is inevitable. sofia refuses to pay for russian gas according to the formula proposed by moscow, and those companies that have decided to reduce their presence or completely leave russia, their losses from this amount to tens of billions of dollars, and some similar miscalculations alena logvinova foreign energy concerns count billions of dollars in losses after abandoning cooperation with russia british bp in the first quarter of this year received a net loss of almost $ 20 billion and $ 400 million for the same 3 months of 2021, profits exceeded $ 4.5 billion. the british attribute such indicators to the sale of their stake in rosneft and the exit of german uniper and joint ventures with it. also closed the first quarter with financial losses net loss exceeded 3 billion euros a year earlier, the company earned 840 million. on

from donetsk and luhansk regions victoria levchuk news on public ukraine appreciates the help of slovakia was stated by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, addressing the parliament of slovakia, the head of the ukrainian state thanked for the weapons that bratislava handed over to kyiv, as well as for that position demonstrated by slovakia, in particular, in the issues of the sanctions policy against russia. zelensky called on slovak politicians to support the next sixth package of sanctions of the european union, which includes, in particular, the rejection of russian oil . now the european union already agrees with the sixth package of sanctions against the russian federation, this is the necessary package, including the energy restrictions that for this is foreseen for him as well. i understand that for you and for some countries there is still a difficulty in everything, that for slovakia the question of russian oil and the possibility of its replacement is not a question of immediate actions, we understand everything japan has expanded sanctions against russian companies ,

zelenskyi informed about this in an address to the authorities and people of slovakia, he thanked forakia provided to ukraine, your determination proves that freedom without force is just delusion and it wouldn't be good if other states learned this from you, the president stressed that russia actually went to war against the entire united europe only starting with ukraine against all those who want to be independent to choose which alliances to be in. well, he called on the slovak partners to provide ukraine with weapons, first of all, planes. well, let's remind you that it was long ago about the mig-29 and about the fighter-25 that are in service with slovakia. well, i will say that slovakia has already provided ukraine with its e-e complexes anti-aircraft defense s-300, they are already in ukraine on combat duty , four governors have already announced the early termination of their powers and another one has declared that he will not be re-elected for a new term. the governor to cancel the direct elections of governors again in general, they were canceled, it seems, until some time

on the importation of russian oil, according to the diplomats of slovakia , hungary is still againstuick ban, mainly because of its high dependence on russian supplies oil, we are already adding maksym the chicken deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, the fighters of the armed forces of ukraine, we congratulate you, maksym, have a good day. well, today the head of the regional civil administration, mr. valentino lisnichenko, reported that russian troops launched missile strikes on the dnipropetrovsk region, in particular, they targeted a grain warehouse in the sinelnikov district this is between the dnipro and zaporozhye, the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional administration wrote himself in a telegram. a rocket has arrived in the sinelnikovsky district again the dumper was hit, the grain warehouse was destroyed, we will see this video a little later, in advance there are no victims, they do not give rest to the orcs, our agricultural warehouses, what is the situation, what do you know, perhaps , why the russians are attacking agricultural warehouses, are they objects of mi

and military support to ukraine at the same time, bratislava is not ready to abandon russian oil slovakiaa reprieve for itself in a new sixth european package of sanctions , which provides for the cessation of oil imports within 8 months, they were ready for this. far from all european countries follow the situation on the energy market maria grigorieva applications for russian gas from europe today again amounted to about 99 million cubic meters, this was announced by the official representative of gazprom sergey kupriyanov from russia. transit continues as usual . it amounted to about 110 million cubic meters this monday, europe requested about 99 million cubic meters , just like today, recently the volume of purchases from the eu has slightly decreased, and the key reason was not geopolitics, but the climate in heat and wind came to europe, which increased the production of alternative electricity, but , of course, it could not do without geopolitics, it moved to reverse gas supplies from germany, which is no longer listed in russian export statistics. today, the euro group is expected

next morning, still in slovakia, gareth has to begin organising visas to bring them to wales.e says it's already proving difficult. i'm in a situation where i made an application several days ago. but ijust simply could not get an appointment, and they said, "keep trying, keep trying." how many times do i try? albina is missing her dad. albina and her mum may not be in danger, but they are in limbo until they can get visas. in caernarfon, nataliia's mum and stepdad are exploring their new surroundings. ludlina is struggling with the decision. how did you cope with that decision? it's heartbreaking. she feels like she betrayed him. but she's trying to support, she's trying to explain him, "dad, you take care." while we're filming, there's a call. it'sjulia, who's been trapped in mariupol. jul! speaks in ukranian. "it's nice to see you." oh, it is nice to see you, i am so glad that you are safe. it's the first time she's been able to call in weeks. she's stayed in a basement. there was no shower, no toilets, no electricity. they had some food, or somebody was stealing from super

well, one for slovakia is a 3-year deferment.rbatim now, and hungary is behind the embargo, only pipelines . uh, sorry, then i saw the discussion at the beginning and heard about how it was arranged. the soviet press in the 1970s and 1980s involuntarily remembered our mastodon professional holiday, the press day. uh, march 5th. is that all the journalists got drunk on exactly the fifth here i am what, uh, here they mentioned angela davis, whom we loved to quote so much, yes, but look where she is now on the screens. we don't often see her here on american tv channels. this is the main talking head today, so now if we are talking about something that is more reminiscent of the soviet press, then you won’t believe it. here is what we are seeing in america now, that they are now creating a committee on censorship, in fact, moreover? moreover, they are recreating an already working, as they consider successfully, working similar structure, which has been present in the department of the barrel since 14 or since the fifteenth year, th

you said hungary, slovakia, let's give sanctions, but only pipeline sanctions and the second thing they said, and we generally agree about it, but 3 years, yes, sea ones, well, 3 years we will be exempted from these sanctions 3 of the year. so i’m thinking, this is an action on a bike about the devil - in the middle, a donkey and a padishah, because , well, uh, 3 years. well, to take, so to speak, to ukraine or whatever, in 3 years in the modern world, a lot can change. yes, i mean about. well , of course, i want to tell the truth. do you remember when the nineties. we have just started to appear american series. and there is such a picture, which means that something speaks behind the camera, laughter. it means funny we have to laugh. yes, now they have done this to the ministry of truth what to show where the right hero is? where is wrong, for example, there was a meeting, for example, uh, biden there? a good guy with putin is a bad guy, so that people can navigate, yes, how should they treat this article? how right they are good. you know, i am very glad that they have such a situati

the ear plans to cut only russian oil that's transported by c hungary, slovakia, and the czech republic can continue to receive oil by pipeline for now. according to your officials in total 90 percent of freshen oil imports, the block will stop by year's end. even those countries that would have liked to see a stretch your embargo say it was most important to show unity. i was positively surprised because our, when we went into the room and the signs were not that great, but everybody was very constructive. those expect that huge, a cat are fresh and gas as a next step. i likely to be disappointed though. my come boom. it is lot easier to compensate for russian oil. we managed to solve technical problems with victor alba, but gas, but gas is a different story. that's why gas embargo won't be part of the next sanctions package tend to amazon. sorry, energy prices all over the glove. we're also addressed, as well as global food shortages. jew as to the war in ukraine, the for on ford, on friday, the responsibility for all the dangers that we are facing. like clearly with russia and its pr

slovakia and nice defensive treaties with france and with the soviet union and this allowed her to feelsafe, because if germany attacked czechoslovakia , then, in theory, firstly, the soviet union would have to come to the rescue, and france should have removed germany from the west, but big politics intervened here. it is necessary to return to 1904 , then many paid attention to the report of the english historian halford kinder, with which he spoke to the royal geographical society of great britain, the author came to the following conclusions in connection with the spread of railways and automobiles, the importance of continental powers will grow. by that time, great britain had already been the world hegemon for 400 years and its dominant position was under threat. it was kinder who warned the country's elites that, firstly, it is important to avoid cooperation between russia and germany in the event that the countries combine intellectual potentials and resources, then the united states and great britain will fade into the background. secondly, the uk should maintain control over t

being introduced is too slow from russian oil germany and poland voluntarily refuse but hungary, slovakia and the czech republic did not follow their example , the adviser to the minister of energy of ukraine, olena zerkal, stated this on the air of a national marathon, in her words these countries can not find an alternative despite the war and the fact that all european countries are ready to pay a lot for giving up russian oil of countries deliberately refuses russian oil even before barvy was announced and first of all business starts doing this without waiting for political decisions, they deliberately decide to stop buying russian oil at the same time if we are talking about the forced application of this legislation, then it will be the beginning of next year that is, barvy will start operating in 6 months, during these six months, everyone must refuse russian oil, which means that it will be a gradual refusal , that is, a gradual reduction in the occurrence of this oil on the european market with medicines and napkins, russia cannot be stopped - says the president of slovakia, zuz

this just came out from slovakia.hey are asking the eu for a three-year exemption to the import ban on russian crude. important to go over this, the german dependency on russian crude has gone from a third to about 12%. one third of their crude imports are coming from russia. slovakia is in the 90's. tom: all i know is that the russian bond of 2042 is price up, yields down. dollar-ruble is stunning. 66, down from the 80 level. jonathan: the money that slovakia has to spend as they work through this, who knows if they will get the exemption. they say they have to adjust the refinery for light crude oil, and that would cost a few hundred million euros. they also need investments to adjust the pipelines to reverse the flow from west to east. of course, none of this is simple, but there are different countries across europe. i mentioned 12% number four germany, 90's in slovakia. hi as well in hungary. for other countries come it will be a bigger thing to shoulder compared to the germans. tom: we will watch the recent quie

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slovakia is already a european-scale scandal.foreign investors, holders of russian bonds, will be able to receive payments due to them in ruble terms, then convert them into any interesting currencies about this interview, my colleagues on fir-tree askerzade said the head of the ministry of finance anton selanov. he also stressed that russia will provide every opportunity for foreign investors to be able to receive payments, even though western parties have introduced a ban on receiving such income. first of all, they do not allow their investors to receive money from investments in russian securities. before such there were no precedents, nevertheless, the russian federation is a reliable borrower and in every possible way demonstrates this with deeds until the last moment. we paid our debts, both internal and external, and we are going to continue to do so. anti-russian sanctions will affect at least 15,000 japanese companies, according to the local press. well, in addition, according to one of the country's research centers, a

in general 96 no wonder that on the eve of it, slovakia officially requested a transition period ofthe year. even though 2 days ago the possibility of such a requirement was only discussed in the clares. well, by the way, it's interesting to see. why hungary, slovakia acts as a united front on this issue, the fact is that the company of the words nafta is 100% owned by the hungarian oil and gas corporation mmol, so not only state, but also business interests are intertwined here, the secretary general, guardianship, said that in there is no free capacity in the world to replace exports. oil oil products from russia over 7 million barrels per day, as the mr bar. yes, such volumes cannot come from somewhere else, losses due to the sanction of voluntary restrictions, the entire energy market will definitely feel the secretary general, and the head of the us treasury expressed a similar opinion. we need to look at the exact conditions under which the eu embargo on russian oil, as this could also lead to higher world oil prices. i believe that over the next year we must do something to l

to hungary to buy russian oil until the end of 2023, however, slovakia has already stated that we areonly under the condition of a three-year transitional period slavic slovakia has always supported sanctions against russia, we act together with other eu countries, but we demand solidarity with us we applied for a three-year transitional period for the rejection of russian oil and we will insist on granting it to slovakia for a long transitional period, they are counting on the czech republic, the european commission submitted a proposal on sanctions for consideration by the permanent representative to 27 eu countries, but already now there are disagreements, even despite the voiced exceptions , hungary said it was not ready to give up the country's energy security and would block the eu plan to completely ban russian oil, russian experts expect further rising energy prices and the emergence of new supply chains, of course. it will be possible to achieve some kind of redirection of supplies, but again. we are talking exactly you or the direction of the post our volumes in the next pro

the consequences of this shelling by the russian occupiers well, there is important news austria , slovakia and hungary withdrew their veto on the oil embargo against russia details in a moment 68 days of the russian-ukrainian war on the air news on sts in the studio anzhelika works seasonally evacuation from mariupol from seven in the morning people are being taken away near the portcity shopping and entertainment center, in addition, additional locations have been agreed on the way, the first village of mangush, the ukrainian authorities warn that the russians will carry out filtering there to buses will also be available on the lunachar ring road near berdyansk in tokmak and vasylivka. you can also join the humanitarian corridor with your own cars. the specific time of departure is not set because everything will depend on the progress on the route. stood there together with ukrainian defenders, hundreds of people remain blocked, more than 100 civilians have already been evacuated from there, they should arrive in zaporizhzhia today, we will continue here work, everything to evacuate our

belarus flies to serbia, where on friday they will hold a match of the league of nations against slovakia in general, the main team of the country will have to play four matches in 11 days at the disposal of georgy kondratiev 27 football players 19 of them represent the national championship there is no leading forward at the training camp lisakovich, who simply does not get in touch with the football house. the head coach himself encourages players to leave for stronger championships in order to improve their level. some on today's composition. this has been beneficial. well , to be honest, it’s especially noticeable in yablonsky zhenya, i even told him yesterday i’m saying, zhenya, some other movements began to you even on the field. well, there is a good championship in cyprus, there are a lot of legionnaires with spain from other countries, rich clubs, of course, if there is an invitation. i always say to young people, you need to leave, you need to progress, you need to develop, but, unfortunately, we don’t have so many invitations. i’m in favor of having an invitation from reals fro

in general, southern europe is slovakia against slovakia hungary and other countries.l , the methods of doing business in ukrainian work not only in the international arena, local tankers have decided if there is not enough gasoline. so maybe it can be diluted, the resulting liquid will be much more, as well as satisfied customers. if they can go somewhere or have arrived. from that first house here to my yard, the car is not at all i wonder what we poured for gasoline. all this results in some kind of even anecdotal situations that look like this when a taxi driver places ads on a dating site that he will meet a girl who works at a gas station . i think that the shortage of fuel in ukraine will only increase the cost of it will also grow and, uh, here all this can return to normal only when russia achieves its goals of tasks within the framework of a special military operation. in ukraine, surprisingly, ukraine is faced with fuel crisis against the backdrop of a special military operation, but everything got much worse, totally worse because of their own corrupt offic

slovakia is going to seek the supply of russian oil as an exception, if an embargo on a european scalewith local media, said economy minister richard sulik arguments, the politician brought weighty equipment. national companies are designed to process heavy russian oil and the reconfiguration will take at least several years, according to the estimates of the minister of consumers of slovakia, at the moment it is 100% dependent on russian oil. well, by the way, these are anonymous sources to the european commission they say that they will have to meet hungary halfway exactly with slovakia in a different way. they will take advantage of the right-wing vet. meanwhile, the bulgarian federation of industrialists claims that it simply cannot withstand the further rise in gas prices, which is inevitable. sofia refuses to pay for russian gas according to the formula proposed by moscow, and those companies that have decided to reduce their presence or completely leave russia, their losses from this amount to tens of billions of dollars, and some similar miscalculations alena logvinova foreign

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about how and where is slovakia why do we have to follow it? the balts are offended.inns are joining nato , because here we are. and look, we have a big border. how are you, the poles are already shouting that listen to the belarusians, comrade of the word. let's do it somehow in the order of the general queue in the order of the socialist hostel. you’ll calm down there somehow control yourself, otherwise you know how much more you did with us. how long before you we need to attack us, oh my, how will we start to attack. here britain gives moldova weapons. they say we are also romanian immediately, uh, worried. you already let germany here yesterday. alexander and i discussed how it is that we in germany will not go bad somehow right away. the truth is, well, the germans will be offended. let's say we somehow got used to that right away, yes, we can repeat it in berlin. well, now we can talk about such things quite seriously, of course, this hysteria is already starting to cause such irritation. and for what kind of values ​​do ukrainians shed blood? what values ​​are

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if we talk about specific states, hungary is really bulgaria, and slovakia.essence of the problem, it is a very big one hundred percent dependence, which was formed under the various governments of these countries, precisely the bucket of supplies of russian oil and fossil fuels, you mentioned there, this also applies to oil and gas, that is, everything that is produced from - it doesn’t matter if coal is dug underground with a shovel or whatever, relatively speaking, it comes out of the ground under pressure as oil and gas, so giving up coal is a prospect for a year, it’s possible for someone for a little more than a year, and what concerns for others, there are really ongoing discussions about marvel and so on. this kind of government tried to create the conditions for staying in power, and the party in power , uh, to stay until the 32nd year, it seems like two or three years ago, there was a speech by uh, urbana and he just i outlined my political plans for a decade ahead, i commented on it then, so hungary is really trying to decide now - the hungarian go

the prosecutor general of slovakia sharply condemned the desecration of the monument to soviet soldiers and called it extremism. let me remind you that on friday vandals inflicted on the monument a wolf, a hook symbol of the nazis, which is now used by the militants of the azov battalion, the prosecutor general of slovakia said that such actions fall under criminal law. vladimir putin congratulated the staff members. and the volunteers organization of the russian red cross on the 155th anniversary of the creation of the president noted this oldest organization. it has always united honest and caring people. firmly followed the principles of humanism, mercy and compassion vladimir putin emphasized the activities of the russian red cross in assisting idps from ukraine in the donbass. asceticism. people are provided with food and essential goods, psychological assistance and attention are provided, assistance in restoring family ties end of quote. russian and belarusian chess players will be able to play under the flag of fede until the end of the year, the international chess federation h

biden landed in slovakia. this is where she will meet with diplomatic officials ahead of tomorrow's visit to the slovakia ukraine border. here is new york times white house correspondent katie rogers who's traveling with the first lady. katie thank you for being here. before leaving romania the first lady told us a heartbreaking interaction with some of the refugee schoolchildren she visited. let's take a listen and get your reaction on the other side of that. >> wasn't it heartbreaking, the little girl who said her wish was to be with her daddy? and another said my wishes to go home? you can see that those children really have suffered. >> katie, the first lady said that she felt hope in that classroom. can you tell us a little bit about that? you are in their, correct? >> i was, and i asked her what she meant by that because i think that there are some 5.7 million people who have been displaced from ukrainian, outward into other countries. i mean it's taken about 150,000 of them. that's where we were earlier