is the important part, that his design to bring back under the umbrella of russia the former soviet republics now in nato and that is largely the baltics and particularly poland, lesser degree romania. we dismissed all of that but i believe putin has never given up on that. for $66 billion what we're get something ukraine is doing the fighting, they are literally destroying the russian army on the battlefield, which would set them back for years and deny them the ability to ever accomplish under putin any of his ambitions in terms of taking back some of the soviet republics. by the way if that would happen, that would mean war between nato and russia. the scale of that would be much greater than what it is right now. the risks certainly of nuclear war would be much greater, something we have avoided all through the cold war a conventional war with two superpowers holding strategic nuclear weapons. so for this investment, i think it is well worth it.

the russian defense ministry says they were nationalists from the former soviet republic. without naming which one, the ministry also says the shooters were killed in the attack. let's go straight to journalists. petra caused love in riga, a pet at some independent russian media. outlets are reporting that the number of casualties is actually much higher than the official figures. do you know anything about that? as far as the situation is not, not transparent, the russian defense ministry reports are there, there were possibly more than 10 people dead and proximately more than 10 injured. but in fact, the small, independent russian outlets reports that there possibly could be twice more people there during this incident in russian military base in belgrade region to spell it out to us. why? why would, if, in fact, it's the case, why would the russian russian officials try to minimize the numbers? well, this is a good question because if we look at look back in the beginning of the war, seems that the russian officials and russian ministry of defense they're trying to like

forever deprive them of the opportunity under putin to realize the ambition to return some of the soviet republics. if this happened, it meant a war between nato and russia and the scale of this war would be much larger than what is happening now, the wars would be much larger. this is what we avoided throughout the cold war. conventional war between two superpowers with strategic nuclear weapons. i think this investment is worth it. for just $66 billion, your entire country was sent to war with

by the way, it was only about citizens of jewish origin . of specific former soviet republics and the soviet union is really incredibly technologically backward, technological backwardness creates the possibility of the decline of the state, the question arises in how many years 25-30 45 the more the soviet union had another big problem, it was the country with a planned economy, and iran, russia is a country with a market economy, so they always asked how effective is market authoritarianism, so market authoritarianism is so effective precisely because it gives people the opportunity to survive by themselves, even under any repressive regime, that is, the regime does not prevent them from surviving it does not give the opportunity to live, but to survive, please, when north korea allowed its citizens to trade in black markets, even when it leased public canteens to some party officials discovered that it can also exist, that is, the problem of the economy, it is absolutely obvious that the market will create, i would say that i hear absolutely incredible things, and the problem of th

republic of the soviet union, then nato would start a war. years ago it was about the same kolchak, the americans delivered 112,000 rifles and military equipment worth eight million dollars in total 14 countries took part in the intervention, and the interventionists demanded grain for the help of the white army, but in general they exported everything from russia in a row, or i remind you of one more fact, back on december 23, 1917. an anglo-french agreement was concluded on the division of spheres of influence in russia. great britain got the caucasus and the cossack region of france, ukraine, bessarabia, crimea, siberia and the far east remained japan, the usa, and yet everything was as it was . this is us. in correctly drawn conclusions, the conclusion is still the same. these reds, how did they do it, we answer, briefly, the centralization of power, the ruthless centralization of power and lenin’s personal leadership of the whole almost said a special operation, while kolchak denikin miller krasnov wrangel dutov semyonov could never real

, which should become part of russia, this is a conflict with the former soviet republic, which doesempire of the imperial view of the democratic world. should be canceled, this is also a huge goal, and in this sense, in this sense, we can immediately say that iran has proven that it is possible to exist under sanctions , russia also has to mean what can be done to stop this, there is only one recipe, unfortunately, it is the overthrow of the regime in the morning, they have already experimented many times, let's have a moderate regime , there were presidents who tried to somehow make this islamic radicalism out of the conventional islamic, because i think that it is generally just a dictatorship that covers itself with religion but with a human face well, then everything ended, this is how it ended now that now in iran there is a radical regime in the essence of this special police, their corps is worth a slam revolution and this regime understands putin with all my heart, because this is the union of the cargo corps of the guards of the soviet will of the islamic revolution with th

already undergoing certain such drastic changes for this war, or are the leaders of the former soviet republicstill waiting? on the trajectory of destruction, it will definitely not happen in a week. but i think that during the year these processes will simply accelerate, everyone can see that russia is not able to fulfill those obligations, which means that club of dictators and we saw it there in the same kazakhstan, and now, thanks to the meeting that took place in prague and between armenians and azerbaijanis, there are more agile, more powerful and more reliable forces on the continent that are actually going through these steps and they are squeezing the russian federation. i am not talking about the european part, that is, moldova has understood the partial occupation of the russian federation . throw russia out of there and solve it in the end, this is not a conflict that has been going on there for 30 years, i think that for the countries of central asia, they also understand that russia is a weak player, it was powerful only in appearance, well, it has already been accepted there, wel

uh, the ukrainian soviet republic turned into such a conglomerate, literally a fascist dictatorship andecame an obedient tool in the hands. groups totalitarian-liberal regimes of the west and today russia has to fight this evil with arms in hand. upper stage fregat successfully launched the russian glonass navigation spacecraft into orbit and was reported by the ministry of defense as previously specified by the military department, the union was successfully launched from the plesetsk cosmodrome in the arkhangelsk region, all pre-launch operations and the launch took place in the normal mode. russian crews of d-30 towed howitzers attacked firing positions and enemy strongholds in in the zone of the special operation, footage of the combat work of artillery, the airborne forces showed the ministry of defense noted that such weapons are capable of firing in any direction, they are designed for firing at free direct fire, control of target destruction is carried out using drones. now about the work of our signalers in the zone of a special military operation, they provide a reliable excha

served in the epicenter of the military conflict in afghanistan from the nineties as part of the soviet republic head of national security and international affairs. we stand for what it turned out tin with the help of each other here among the states and peaceful relations. and this is what the west is now trying to do with respect. well, russia has recently adopted additional ones in particular. uh, that means an embargo on our part. you involuntarily think whether those whose parents or grandfathers took part in the genocide of the belarusian people make this decision, if such a script for films is there, while his book was being translated into 15 languages ​​of the world nikolai cherginets will meet today with colleagues in the national library. whom full version monologue with the master can be heard on the youtube channel of the agency or news? basketball players from minsk will try to get their first win of the season today. in the new draw of the vtb united league, the team of rostislav vergun will host the saratov avtodor, which already has one victoria vaccine. we will find out whethe

resources on its war in ukraine and that's raised concerns among some close neighbors that were once soviet republics. as cnn's ivan watson reports, russia's influence them is on decline. >> reporter: on the 70th birthday, vladimir putin met with leaders of the other soviet countries. of course, putin is directly responsible for launching the biggest war in recent history in this part of the world. russia's invasion of ukraine was aimed at reasserting moscow's control. instead, this increasingly disastrous war has weakened russia's influence across the region, including here in central asia. >> unless something changes dramatically and russia rebounds, we'll see russia's role certainly diminishing in central sharon for sure. >> reporter: he's a former ambassador to washington from kirgistan. >> to see this kind of attack by russia against ukraine was certainly disorienting because it sort of shows terrible things that russia is capable of. >> reporter: of the leaders of the former soviet republics, only aleksander luca shenk ka of belarus has supported putin. russia conducts military exercises with i

comply with the requirements of the directive will be held liable before the criminal in the soviet republice first meeting of the working group on the issue of stabilization, price containment. regarding inflation in the country, the group included heads of ministries and departments, senators, deputies and experts on economic issues in the future, this list will be expanded. working group established on behalf of the president under the leadership of natalia kachanova, as a result, all proposals will be sent to the government for special control over the implementation of the price directive of the president, the prosecutor general's office will take over agency's report to each fact. in connection with the violations, a fundamental assessment will be given. in this connection, the investigative committee of the ministry of the interior and the department of financial investigations. the prosecutor general's office demanded to immediately open criminal cases to detain the suspects and choose a measure of restraint in the form of detention in accordance with the directive of the president o

autonomous republic of the ussr, tatar bashkir, mordovia and others became the locations of belarusian production facilities. all of them worked on the production of military products. the sovietr also turned out to be more than scientists of the republic, among them academicians, and doctors of science, candidates of science, and already in november. uh, in 1942 , a session of the academy of sciences was held at which the work of scientists was discussed, what they had done. that's during the evacuation in the soviet rear. their developments were used upon returning to their homeland to restore the national economy educational cultural institutions in total 20 higher and secondary educational institutions were moved to the east six theaters human resources more than a million human. they had to be returned back, as well as the production of a large industrial enterprise, factories, factories, institutions, as soon as possible to restore and begin production of products, so necessary for the republic. its territory, the scorched earth republic, was so drained of blood in terms of human resources that the leadership faced the main issue. with what forces in general to raise the

chanting] eric: maria and nina are part of an extraordinary uprising led by women in the former soviet republic belarus. president alexander lukashenko is europe's longest-ruling dictator, but he's faced near daily protests since august when he refused to give up power to a woman. eric: working with local filmmakers, we've been following some of the key women in this revolution. crew member: we're recording now, eric, we can go. eric: among them svetlana tikhanovskaya, who had to flee the country after she ran for president. eric: alexander lukashenko has declared himself president of belarus, but am i talking to the rightful elected president of belarus now? svetlana tikhanovskaya: for sure you are. [laughing] [horns blaring] ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ eric: i started covering lukashenko in the mid-1990s. that's how long he's been in power. even back then it was a similar situation. eric: lukashenko may not have the law on his side, but he does control the police and security service. and they appear willing to do whatever it takes to stop his opponents. eric: as the abc correspondent based in moscow, i watched

the russian defense ministry says they were nationalists from a former soviet republic without naming which one the shooters were killed in the attack. meanwhile in ukraine, president vladimir zalinski says, fighting around the eastern city of buck, mood has intensified pro russian forces had previously announced they are moving closer to the city and making gains. but zalinski says it is still held by ukrainians, exhausted residents, or without electricity or water. and many say they're desperate for the fighting to end ah, on the road into the c. c of back. moot, there are constant remind is that the front line is just a few kilometers away. inside the city, russian missiles repeatedly rained down the road. but if the news of my sister is under this rubble go quick, as of no one comes to clean it up, yours by use of them, every one is afraid because of this right? just go good. was there not a miss? i had the neighbors place. ridiculous, the father was killed by shrapnel though the, than the house was head tucked on and it burned down. but the idea, les, buddy linda buck moot sits a

the russian defense ministry says they were nationalists from a former soviet republic without naming which one. the ministry also says the shooters were killed in the attack. some independent russian media outlets are reporting that the number of casualties is much higher than the official figures. i asked journalist petter causal off in riga to shed more light on that. as far as the situation is not enough to spur and the russian defense minister reported that there were possibly more than 10 people dead and approximately more than 10 injured . but in fact, the small, independent russian out last report the possibly could be twice war people during this incident in a russian military base. and bill go to you, spell it out to us. why? why would, if, in fact, in the case, why would the russian russian officials try to minimize the numbers? well, this is a good question because if we look at look back in the beginning of the war since that the russian officials and russia, mr. defense, they're trying to like to cover not to to tell the real reasons and the real numbers of people, of ca

the russian defense ministry says they were nationalists from a former soviet republic without naming which one to china now where a president, teaching ping has opened his communist parties. congress. he addressed more than 2000 delegates from china, only ruling political party. she presented his vision for the future of the world's most populous nation. this includes his goal of re unifying the self governing island of taiwan. even if it means using force. she is youth have, on the resolution of the taiwan issue is a matter for the chinese themselves to decide. we insist on striving for the prospect of a peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and with the greatest efforts . however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option of taking all necessary measures fung she would. taiwan was quick to respond to, she is remark, stating that it will not back down on its sovereignty or compromise on freedom and democracy. china's leader is calling on his communist party members to support him resolutely and be prepared for worst case scenarios. th

impossible to undertake any inspection of bio lab set up by the pentagon near russia and former soviet republics as required by the defense threat reduction agency with it's claimed that the labs are for medical purposes, but they're financed by the us defense budget. raising valid concerns that their activities are not just medical but military with the luger, the beaudry, georgia is one example that the laboratory of dwayne roland is legit. george's former minister of state security lieutenant general. george gutsy is talking about reliable documents that fell into his hands, new martial music, but as reading it as me, surely unless site yet. but then to. so you know, next that omitted in that silly debt is jelly gut order. and when you cook user so misty us lit, ship them put out system. wesley was then you might is the the thrashing him was pro slinging it be dear me. that shem of us must say to labounty into switzer. but then the map this below the lift that thing the a but up but it must match in, let us we linea, was looking on a drunken ass, yacoma left judy tory, but i didn't you gasoli

poles, and after the victory in the civil war, the bolsheviks annexed the somewhat krivoy rog soviet republicitory of the unr and called it all the ussr, as the history of merger and accession could not seriously change neither the character nor the way of thinking from the glaciers and westerners, if in soviet times, the contradiction between the regions was smoothed out by the firm and even sometimes tough soviet power, then after independence , and especially after the maidans, they simply tore the country apart, and when now they say from kiev what they want to return the crimea donbass and the lands on borussia to ukraine it looks like mockery more in the story anna efimova february 2022 deafening explosions sound on the north crimean canal in the first days of the start of a special military operation russian troops destroy a dam built by ukrainian

developed energy went to ukraine, like many other things inherited from the ussr in the then soviet republic, an integrated system was created, forming a network with a voltage of 750 kv, it included three closed circuits in the central, eastern and western parts of ukraine; the power grid provided the possibility of power output from four ukrainian nuclear power plants . for the development of this network, attempts to complete the construction of power distribution lines from nuclear power plants according to soviet projects did not lift a finger. they felled like this, while the ukrainian energy system works, we repeat, the purpose of high-precision strikes were objects with a voltage of 330 kv if necessary, and russia has such capabilities, the energy infrastructure of the kiev regime can be irreparably damaged, for example, the kiev vinnitsa western ukrainian and dnieper substations with a voltage level of 750 kv are strategic elements of power transmission between the west , east, north and south of the country after the failure of powerful generating stations will not help. iaas they

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except for in the other soviet republics except for in the other soviet republics except for some of the central asian and caucasian some of the central asian and caucasian some of the central asian and caucasian republics republics republics and the and the and the the bolshevik position is unclear you the bolshevik position is unclear you the bolshevik position is unclear you could say they disagree with the idea of could say they disagree with the idea of could say they disagree with the idea of having a law on sodomy at least for the having a law on sodomy at least for the having a law on sodomy at least for the european parts of the soviet union european parts of the soviet union european parts of the soviet union um but they're not too crazy about um but they're not too crazy about um but they're not too crazy about public displays of uh homosexuality public displays of uh homosexuality public displays of uh homosexuality either and sometimes they prosecute either and sometimes they prosecute either and sometimes they prosecute those as hooliganism those as hooliganism those as

of the organization was still it was not in vain that such an integration dome for the former soviet republicsof economic collapse more than once said lukashenka was necessary minsk has always stood up for rapprochement and campaigned for everyone in the cis. otherwise, they will kill one by one the anniversary year of the commonwealth passed. it was under the chairmanship of belarus well, in this it passed to kazakhstan, the official summit of the cis plans to astana next week. so we can say that the clock before the upcoming full-scale meeting of the council of heads of state of friendship is on its agenda, the kazakhstani chairmanship brings out really important topics of integration cooperation in politics, the economy and the humanitarian sphere. a solid package of documents is being prepared today without documents, but with tete-a-tete conversations. did you learn from the sidelines that this is how the presidents of belarus communicated with russia after the summit natalya breus tel-news agency? well, as already it was said above that the president of russia today celebrates the sevent

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energy industry went to ukraine, like many other things, as a legacy from the ussr, the then soviet republicated an integrated system that formed a network with a voltage of 750 kv, it included three closed circuits in the central eastern and western parts of ukraine, the power grid provided the possibility of power output from four ukrainian nuclear power plants needless to say, for all 30 years the independence leadership of ukraine did not lift a finger in the face for the development of this network, attempts to complete the construction of power distribution lines according to soviet projects. they failed from nuclear power plants, so while the ukrainian energy system is working, we repeat the purpose of high-precision strikes were objects with a voltage of 330 kv if necessary, and russia has such opportunities for the energy infrastructure of the kiev regime, irreparable damage can be done, for example, the kiev vinnitsa western ukrainian and dnieper substations with a voltage level of 750 kv are strategic elements of power transmission between the west, east, north and south of the co

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restoration of the national economy after the liberation of the republic, the union center adopted a number of resolutions by the government of the sovieton to assist the republic in the restoration of the national economy, in particular, on december 27, 1943, a government decree was adopted to provide assistance to the liberated region of the republic and the mogilev e polissya gomel authorities, and the restoration of agriculture, adopted allied documents were a program for the restoration of agriculture in the liberated regions was outlined. the republic was waiting for help in the republic, but they had to rely on their own strength. early spring morning, the agronomist of the local state farm, approaching the field, was confused by what she saw. at this site they should begin preparations for the sowing campaign, but now there were sappers. yes, even with a dog, apparently with a sapper dog. she was very into the business. after some time, the agronomist could already observe their well-coordinated work. first, the dog found a mine and lay down next to it. minesweeper set the peg continued to follow the four-legged fighter. the exc

triggered a national catastrophe, just like the government quietly demarcated the borders of soviet republics, acted behind the scenes after the 1917 revolution. the last leaders of the soviet union. contrary to the direct expression of the will of the majority of people in the referendum of 1991, destroyed our great country and simply made the people in the former republics face this as an accomplished fact. it i can admit that they didn't even know what they were doing and what consequences their action would have in the end. but it doesn't matter now. there is no sylvia union anymore. we cannot return to the past. actually, russian no longer needs it today. this isn't our ambition brochure, but there is nothing stronger than the determination of millions of people who, by their culture, religion, traditions, and language, consider themselves in a lot of russia with whose ancestors lived in a single country for centuries. there is nothing stronger than their determination to return to their true historical homeland gesture. though it was for 8 long years, people in dumbass were subjected to

in terms of taking back some of the soviet republics. well, according to the former republican virginia, senator richard black, he believes that ne, so in the u. s. are actually using ukraine and ukrainian troops as proxy forces against russia. unfortunately, the united states is very deeply involved in the war we, initially at the outset, we removed the members of the central intelligence agency and the special forces who were there. we didn't take all of the c, i people out, but we took most of the special forces personnel. there's no doubt there in nato. is, is using your crane ukrainian troops as proxy forces in a, in a war against russia. this is, this is more than a war against, against russian troops who are inside of ukrainian territory. it is, i think, i think it goes beyond that. and many of us are becoming very worried about it. saudi arabia has released a statement, claiming the bio ministration asked to react to insure a one month delay to an opec plus decision on a cut to oil production. the timing of the request exactly ma

developed energy went to ukraine, like many other things in inheritance from the ussr, the then soviet republicated an integrated system that formed a network with a voltage of 750 kv, it included three closed loops in the central eastern and western parts of ukraine, the power grid provided the possibility of power output from four ukrainian nuclear power plants needless to say, for all 30 years of independence, the leadership ukraine did not lift a finger in the face for the development of this network of attempts to complete the construction of lines for the distribution of power from nuclear power plants according to soviet projects. praised like this, while the ukrainian the power system is working, we repeat the purpose of high-precision strikes were objects with a voltage of 330 kw, if necessary, and russia has such capabilities, the energy infrastructure of the kiev regime can be irreparably damaged, for example. kiev vinnitsa western ukrainian and dnieper substations with a voltage level of 750 kv are strategic elements of power transmission between the west, east, north and south of t

you see the view from from neighboring countries, former soviet republics what are you, what are you seeing there? well it is interesting because they of course they are of course worried. look at kazakhstan for example very much they welcome their welcome those, they welcome those uh those people georgia as well. that is not surprising. georgia is in a position to what is what is happening in russia. yes of course they are. they are a little bit worried that the balance might not be not be too favorable but this is one of the things we see that that putin is losing support even in countries and regimes that have been quite supportive. um of course for us outside of russia, it's a little bit ambivalent. we have been looking at the situation where we were uh seeing a society enjoying summer while we had a terrible war in ukraine and many people didn't seem to care a lot. now. they care. i think from our point of view it's good if men leave and don't want to fight. but still it's hard to forget that russian society does not really care a lot about this war. before talking about russian

national economy after the liberation of the republic was provided by the allied center, a number of resolutions were adopted by the government of the soviet to assist the republic in the restoration of the national economy, in particular, on december 27, 1943, a government decree was adopted to provide assistance to the e, liberated region of the republic and the mogilev e polesie gomel regions, and restoration agriculture, adopted allied documents, a program for the restoration of agriculture in the liberated areas was outlined. the republic was waiting for help in the republic, but they had to rely on their own strength. in the early spring morning, the agronomist of the local state farm, approaching the field, was confused by what she saw. in this area they should begin preparations for the sowing campaign, but now the sappers were here. yes, even with a dog, apparently with a sapper dog. she was very into the business. after some time, the agronomist could already observe their well-coordinated work. first the dog found a mine and lay down next to him. the sapper put a peg and then followed the four-legged fighter. the one behind is e

several kryvyi rih soviet republic and called it all the ussr. as shown, the history of merger and accession could not seriously change either the character or the way of thinking from glaciers and zapadentsev, if in soviet times the contradiction between the regions was firmly and even sometimes harsh soviet power, then after independence , and especially after the maidans, they simply tore the country apart and when they now say from kiev that they want to return crimea, donbass and the lands of navorossia to ukraine , it looks like mockery. more details in the story anna efimova february 2022 deafening explosions are heard on the north crimean canal in the first days of the start of a special military operation, russian troops destroy a dam built by ukrainian nationalists back in 2014. now nothing interferes with the supply of water to the crimea all these years, dumbo blocked the flow of the dnieper water. to the peninsula. so the ukrainian authorities. attempted to punish crimean residents who enter a free referendum, voted overwhelmingly in favor of reunification with russia meanwhile

democratic experience, and when they began to choose something to decide, not at all in each of the soviet republics. in central asia, with the exception of kyrgyzstan, let's say, here in europe, you see people in ukraine are still capable, but in russia or belarus, they are not capable. where are the guarantees that if this regime falls, it will not be replaced by some other dictatorship? there are no guarantees from anyone, but we understand that the democratic movements, you said something correctly , coercion was started there, even before that, we were in kajaria when there was a parliament when we were at fahrenheit er signed a decree about that that the parliament can accept the law independently of the monarch. this was before mozzarella. there were still attempts to change this monarchy and change it so that it becomes more democratic and in what way? the long- term prospects remain as we allow great britain, or in norway, we have these requests, but unfortunately, each time, for various reasons, er, it did not end in success, but today, er, the people of iran understand that er, they want

poles, and after the victory in the civil war, the bolsheviks annexed the donetsk krivoy rog soviet republic to the territory of the unr and called it all the ukrainian ssr. as shown, the history of merger and accession could not seriously change neither the character nor the way of thinking from glaciers and westerners, if in soviet times the contradictions between regions were firmly smoothed out and even sometimes tough soviet power, then after independence , and especially after the maidans, they simply tore the country apart, and when they now say from kiev that they want to return crimea, donbass and the lands of navorossia to ukraine , it looks like mockery. deafening explosions. in the early days of the start of a special military operation. russian troops destroy a dam built by ukrainian nationalists back in 2014. now there is nothing stopping you from submitting. fruits in the crimea all these years dumbo blocked the flow of dnieper water to the peninsula, so the ukrainian authorities tried to punish the inhabitants of crimea, who are part of a free referendum, they overwhelmingly

and then there were the then soviet republics . 8, the collegium of the people's commissariat of enlightenment of belarus appointed the leadership of the belarusian state university, headed by rector vladimir ivanovich pecheta, a graduate of the faculty of history and philology . moscow state university grand opening of bsu july 11 took place in the building of the karl marx club at this meeting, and professors and soviet and party leaders talked a lot about the need for the speedy opening of bsu, but not the actual activities of the university, it was on july 11 in 1921. why? because on this day, on this day, a year earlier, it was not liberated from the polish kubants. here, under the sign of this political event, they held, well, some kind of very plowed, very, great. owls there with insipid telegram and so on and so on, but really, then the university the next day and two months later he could not start work, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of ope

if you don't know if the view from from neighboring countries, former soviet republics, what, what are you, what are you seeing? well, it is interesting because, so they of course, are there of course worried. look at color stone, for example. they welcome very much the welcome. they're welcome those they welcome . those are those people georgia as well. that is not surprising. georgia is in a position to what is what is happening in russia. yes, of course they are. they are a little bit worried that the balance might not be not be too favourable. but this is one of the things we see that the beauty, this losing port, even in countries and at regimes that have been quite supportive. and of course, for us outside of russia, it's a little bit ambivalent now we have been looking at is to ration were, we were, are seeing a society are enjoying summer while we had a terrible war in ukraine and many people didn't seem to care lot. now day care, i think from our point of view, it's good if men leave and don't want to fight. but still, it's hard to forget that russian society that not really c

understand when the soviet union was disintegrating there was a long transition period the former soviet republics were declared citizens of those countries where they can live on the day of the declaration of independence. but at the same time, i emphasized that i was there for six months or the medicine, i don't remember how much so that the citizens could decide on their citizenship, let's say they don't want to be citizens of the russian federation or they don't want to be citizens well, okay, you don't want to , that's your right, you have to contact the diplomatic mission of the country that declared you a citizen and say, sorry, we don't want to be your citizens, we don't want to, we want to be citizens of other countries, and no one objected to such a decision. and now, as we see the situation with the occupied regions, they are acting just like a military dictatorship. just like a military dictatorship, they leave people no choice , again because they obviously want to mobilize the transitional by the way, the period has been going on for four years. for four years, they want to spread th