, our journalists from strasbourg were interested in the story because it is a problem with rights wasy very relevant for ukrainian refugees. it seems that our rights were valid there for six months and this period ends. literally in a month and a half, people in desperation signed up for courses. well, in particular, i know several stories about germany on the course for obtaining german rights, which cost 500 €. well, we still need more to go and hand over and transfer and confirm these rights. now you obviously don't need to do this. some of the information that we have already provided, but a more advanced option, i will advertise our website with pressor tv. come and read. and look at us there, our website reports with a link to the debosington post, an american publication about the details of this new aid package for 400 million, which was signed yesterday by the american president, the package contains four artillery missile systems, plus additionally himers, as well as 1000 supplies for howitzers, and here it is important, according to a high-ranking representative to the pent

well, let us remind you that the session of the european parliament took place in strasbourg during thet four days, in particular, the legislative body of the european union considered several issues related to our country, which decisions were made in our colleague, espresso correspondent from strasbourg, tetyana vysotska tetyana, will give the summary. we congratulate you and invite you to the floor. this is the end of the european parliament. deputies are leaving for their homes and usually there are no serious votes of any kind on the last day, but an exception was made for ukraine. today we have two good news, the european parliament approved, first of all, the allocation of ukraine, the extraordinary allocation of emergency macro-financial assistance in ukraine, which was proposed by the european commission under the urgent procedure on tuesday this week, and you can also breathe a sigh of relief in our ukrainian refugees, because their driver's license will be valid until the end of their stay on the territory of the eu, and with regard to financial assistance, the eu will provid

a four-day session of the european parliament was held in strasbourg, france. and russian aggressionn the center of attention every day, among the results, the eu plans to provide financial assistance to ukraine, which will allow to compensate to a large extent the budget costs due to war also, the european union already knows how to solve the problem of exporting ukrainian grain currently blocked to russia. and during the session, a decision was made whether to recognize ukrainian driver's licenses as valid in the eu. during a speech in the european parliament in strasbourg, the president of the european council, charles michel, announced this assistance at the beginning of the russian attack. we give a united response by supporting ukraine and we we will continue as long as necessary. we will continue to provide military aid. much has already been done, but ukraine needs more, that is why we called for an increase in military support for ukraine . in 2022 , the european parliament supported the provision of the first tranche of aid of 1 billion euros to ukraine to cover priority bu

we will ask the correspondent tetiana vysotska, who is in strasbourg . in the eu, refugees from ukraine will be able to use a driver's license, what can we expect here in ukraine from today's session of the european parliament, today will also be very, very heavily saturated with ukrainian issues and has already begun - the day began with very kind words about ukraine, the prime minister of the czech republic, petr fiala , spoke, presenting the main directions of the eu's activities. that ukrainians are now fighting for the very existence of ukraine as a state, for the very right to belong to european civilization, and europe must support ukraine in this aspiration and fight with it against russian aggression, and this it is important that peterfiala emphasized that in europe they understand that russia is not only conducting military actions against ukraine, that russia is waging a hybrid war on the territory of the eu and throughout the world, for example, russia is becoming the cause of the food crisis, russia is using energy as a weapon, with what reserves which she possesses and, i

a drunken vysotsk correspondent, she told us from strasbourg about the course of the european parliamentsession, in particular on those issues that directly or indirectly affected ukraine, and now we will talk more about events outside of ukraine. my colleague, yuriy fizar, the world about ukraine in the artery yuriy please verb i congratulate you vasyl i congratulate everyone here joined the big broadcast today, as always, a lot of information from the world, in particular, i will tell you about this germany will guarantee the security of ukraine the truth is unknown. anthony blinke does not want to meet with lavrov. well, in russia, there was a lot of talk about it in a moment in the world about ukraine column. well, i'll start with this. to restore ukraine, you need to do everything as best and as brightly as possible. we have never faced such a colossal event before. as a challenge, we must call for help from everyone, the president of the european commission ursula von dererliansk said today during a speech from the high rostrum of the european parliament in strasbourg, she called o

the war, i will announce it to you later, but now here is what we will talk about in the french strasbourgng the issues for discussion are questions about ukraine, what was discussed today, we will ask the correspondent tetyana vysotska, who is in strasbourg, tetyana. greetings , please. good evening. good evening today was indeed a very busy day in the european parliament, and from the very morning the european deputies discussed the plans and plans of the presidency of the czech republic for the next half a year and smoothly with regard to eu expansion, but unfortunately traditionally with regard to the specifics of specific plans when the european union is waiting for ukraine to become its member, they did not say they only limited themselves to diplomatic bows as such we actually expected it, but there were specifics regarding ukraine , and this happened during the debate regarding the search for ways to export ukrainian grain and agricultural products. as you know, russia has blocked the ports of the azov and black seas, and if we do not find any way out, the world, and especially afr

it is possible that tatyana vysotska was in touch with us, a correspondent from strasbourg, she workshere and the european parliament is meeting. well, it is positive that they also give us money to support us and support us in this don't simplify a billion, then another 9 billion and they will talk about how ukraine will join the european union, what are the terms, what are the prospects, we will continue literally in a moment, be with us and we will be back, a petition demanding to return espresso channel five to the digital air and direct received more than 25,000 votes on the website of the cabinet of ministers, ukrainians stood up to protect freedom of speech, now it is the government's turn, do not ignore the opinion of ukrainians , return ukrainian informational tv channels, digital broadcasting, it is very important in this difficult time to be aware of what is happening, we tell news and help understand the events, however the war can make its adjustments if the broadcast signal is lost. watch espresso on the satellite now espresso has become available on two satellites at on

i visited on the eve of their final game of the 2021—22 season — a must—win a game against strasbourgfor europe's top competition once again. on big match days like this, access to these parts of the stadium are usually only reserved for a select few people. but here, they're using technology to try and bring supporters and players that little bit closer together. a range of technologies have been introduced into the stadium in a bid to enhance watching a game. we have a fully dedicated wireless infrastructure inside the stadium, because you have 67,000 people who want to share every emotion at the stadium, so we deploy infrastructures to complete our 56 network. you can have an app on your smartphone, you can click and collect your food and beverage, so you can order on your seat, you have the replays and you five angles with some cameras, and you can move back and forward and see all of the action. i was keen to try out another piece of kit that's been deployed here. it's called la vitre, and it's a human—sized digital window enabling conversations to take place remotely. la vitre i

he composed this song three years earlier, when he served in strasbourg then against a country engulfedimpulse from all sides , enemies advancing on all sides delisle wrote the marseillaise in one night for an hour from the words of the sons of the fatherland. get up the great glorious day has come. but then it was called the military song of the market. and under napoleon they stopped performing it, but after 84 years it again became the national anthem and became known all over the world, including russia, the revolutionary populist pyotr lavrov invented his own words and called it the working marseillaise, which, after the february revolution , was also russian state for a short time. on july 14, 1943, the premiere of the film for whom the bell tolls based on the famous novel by ernesto heminguen took place in the usa. hollywood stars harry cooper and ingrid bergman played the main role. blow up a bridge high in the mountains, and he falls in love with a spanish girl maria but many of the details are gone, but in general director sam wood created a strong epic canvas of the painting

the outskirts of the middle of the buda town, two private houses and a power line were damaged in strasbourg, france, a plenary session of the european parliament is underway, among the issues for discussion are dedicated to ukraine. what is on the agenda today? it is to be in the center of attention of the european institutions literally as soon as the european parliament voted to introduce the urgent procedure to the agenda of the european parliament of two very important issues for ukraine. the first is the provision of extraordinary macro-financial assistance to ukraine from the european union in the amount of 1 billion euros. in general, by the end of the year, the european union plans to provide ukraine with 9 billion euros, which should cover practically all the european commission calculates the losses of ukraine's budget from the war is also a very important issue - it is the fact that the european commission and the european parliament are going to take care of ukrainian refugees because today also voted for putting on the agenda the issue of recognizing ukrainian driver's licenses

i visited on the eve of theirfinal game of the 2021-22 season, a must win a game against strasbourg thatqualification for europe's top competition once again. on match days like this, access to these parts of the stadium is usually only reserved for a select few people. but here they are using technology to bring supporters and players that little bit closer together. a range of technologies have been introduced into the stadium in a bid to enhance watching a game by enabling interactions usually only available to those watching on television. these include cameras with full ball and player tracking, enabling overlays and statistics to be displayed in real time along with replays and highlights. oh, and there is also a telepresence robot. we have a fully dedicated wireless infrastructure inside the stadium, because there are 67,000 people who want to share their emotion outside the stadium so we deploy infrastructures to complete our 56 network. you can have an app on your smartphone, you can click and collect food and beverage so you can order where you sit. you have the replays in five

valid while the temporary protection is valid tetyana vysotska for the tv channel espresso from strasbourgavrov leaves the summit , western media write about it. the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, serhiy lavrov, will not participate in the official track and in the working session, it is known that he left the meeting hall immediately after the speech. boycott of the minister of foreign affairs of the g7 countries, the officials did not come to the dinner with colleagues and refused the traditional photo due to the presence of the head of the foreign ministry of russia at the g20 ministerial summit discussed the topic of the war in ukraine and its impact on the world economy in the western diplomats emphasized that it is very close and there will be no cooperation as before because there is still a representative of the aggressor country among them, this is what the news was at this moment, i will be waiting for you at 16:00 in a few of moments my colleagues will continue the broadcast well, read more about important events on the espresso website, also subscribe to

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well , i also wanted to ask about money, viktor, today, well, tetyana vysotska just joined from strasbourgshe said that the european parliament voted to support the proposal of the european commission to provide macro-financial assistance to the eu to meet urgent budgetary needs in ukraine in the amount of 1 billion euros and by the end of the year we will receive 9 billion euros, well tetyana vysotska just told us about it how do you assess the amount of assistance and not even about this militia is the minimum amount of money, of course, the consequences of this donation check for the re-development conference in lugano for the swiss confederation, to what extent did the plan that was presented by ukraine affect the desire i am asking european and world leaders to help us, here is your assessment of the first results of lugano. it seems to me that we went to lugano to declare our dreams. that is, this is not yet a substantive conversation, a substantive conversation will take place then, when the war really ends, we will understand the substantive figures, we will be able to them discuss

i visited on the eve of theirfinal game of the 2021-22 season, a must win a game against strasbourg thatrmine their qualification for europe's top competition once again. on match days like this access to these parts of the stadium is usually only reserved for a select few people. but here they are using technology to bring supporters and players that little bit closer together. a range of technologies have been introduced into the stadium in a bid to enhance watching a game by enabling interactions usually only available to those watching on television. these include cameras with full ball and player tracking, enabling overlays and statistics to be displayed in real time along with replays and highlights. oh, and there is also a telepresence robot. we have a fully dedicated wireless infrastructure inside the stadium, because there are 67,000 people who want to share their emotion outside the stadium so we deploy infrastructures to complete our 5g network. you can have an app on your smartphone, you can click and collect food and beverage so you can order where you sit. you have the repl

you can always see an issue with fleming is green light shows that it was seen in the clean shea strasbourg shirt. chin is that still the to see a d l l always except tory and the guy that was actually from a fill in the right the most of us, the business benefit of 70. we ended up studying with them operation open up on visual nose up on sort of blood, but i showed you multiple, we wouldn't be of school, but i mean for must, can you them. but if you knew that she was really of the, from the last, well, the most in thought from the vocal mixing one. but up with that, a group which does double on all the show, the stuff that we have no problem. but the instant, let me check and it was not a bar on the right, the what mouse goes, what you, what the hold up throwing good money after bad. this is what's happening because of the west obsession to weaken russia. when backing the failed regime and kim, this obsession is so acute that western leaders are sacrificing the well being of their own citizens. ukraine petite is only a matter of time. ah, if one is just simply looks at a map of bases and m

refugee convention and i think what has happened is that in some of the caselaw we have seen from strasbourgs originally intended. i think it is right to have the debate now and i think all of us recognise where people are in real danger of persecution if they return to their country of origin. there is a genuine claim to be made. but some of the grounds cited in the past i think have why didn't the way beyond the original intention and i think rishi sunak is correct to look at how we focus the definition in a much more sensible way that doesn't lead to the system falling into disrepute which i don't think is good for any of us. you disrepute which i don't think is good for any of us.— disrepute which i don't think is good for any of us. you are very aualified good for any of us. you are very qualified to _ good for any of us. you are very qualified to talk _ good for any of us. you are very qualified to talk about _ good for any of us. you are very qualified to talk about this, i good for any of us. you are very qualified to talk about this, you | qualified to talk about this, you are the m

he composed this song three years earlier, when he served in strasbourg then in a country engulfed by a patriotic impulse from all sides, enemies advancing on all sides, delisle wrote the marseillaise in one night for an hour, according to the words of the sons of the fatherland. get up the great glorious day has come. but then it was called the military song of the market. and under napoleon they stopped performing it, but after 84 years it again became the national anthem and became known all over the world, including russia, the revolutionary populist pyotr lavrov invented his own words and called it the working marseillaise, which after the february revolution was not for long the russian state. on july 14, 1943, the premiere of the film for whom the bell tolls took place in the united states based on the famous novel by ernesto hemingway. the main role was played by hollywood stars harry cooper and ingrid bergman . there is a civil war in spain. to fight against the spanish fascists, he is sent to a partisan detachment to blow up a bridge high in the mountains, and he falls in lo

the northern ireland protocol and fix the problem of illegal boats crossing the channel, stop at strasbourg cut taxes, shrink the size of this state and government spending and take on some office cancel culture and woke rubbish that is permeating our schools, university, art societies. there is still a pretty free braille atmosphere here with the continued announcements. it really is a question of trying to work out whether boris johnson question of trying to work out whether borisjohnson realises that the game really is up —— free braille atmosphere. there has concerns among some whether he would go to general election. we are hearing borisjohnson will resign. chris mason saint borisjohnson is going to resign here from downing street. we expect him to confirm that as fast as we can and chris mason must have heard that from his sources. the writing has been on the wall since we heard the contradictions in the story from the prime minister. we've seen the huge number of internal conservative protests and even this morning those appointed yesterday, trying to still shore up the prime ministe

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i visited on the eve of their final game of the 2021—22 season — a must—win a game against strasbourgdigital window enabling conversations to take place remotely. la vitre is a simple way to teleport the right people to the right place. so, it can be used, like here, for access to the tunnel for events. the screen also has a built—in capability to live translate conversations on the fly. participants also have the ability to draw on the screen, as well as share content with each other in real time. marseille have installed la vitre's screens in its players' tunnel, giving fans with access to one of its vip lounges a virtual window into a normally off—limits area. premier league club manchester city have introduced vip tunnel access, but behind physical glass. this is the first—of—its—kind virtual tunnel access. after the game, i spoke with marseille's brazilian defender luan peres. thank you forjoining us. thank you for stopping to speak to me. what a night! how do you feel? speaks portuguese now, unfortunately, though he could see my questions translated into portuguese, someone at t

i visited on the eve of their final game of the 2021—22 season — a must—win a game against strasbourging technology to try and bring supporters and players that little bit closer together. a range of technologies have been introduced into the stadium in a bid to enhance watching a game. we have a fully dedicated wireless infrastructure inside the stadium, because you have 67,000 people who want to share every emotion at the stadium, so we deploy infrastructures to complete our 56 network. you can have an app on your smartphone, you can click and collect your food and beverage, so you can order on your seat, you have the replays and you five angles with some cameras, and you can move back and forward and see all of the action. i was keen to try out another piece of kit that's been deployed here. it's called la vitre, and it's a human—sized digital window enabling conversations to take place remotely. la vitre is a simple way to teleport the right people to the right place. so, it can be used, like here, for access to the tunnel for events. the screen also has a built—in capability to l

he composed this song three years earlier, when he served in strasbourg, then in a country engulfed byatriotic impulse , enemies attacked from all sides, and divided, he wrote the marseillaise in one night for an hour, according to the words of the sons of the fatherland. get up, great glorious day has come, but then it was called the war song of the army of the rhine, and it became marseille when he entered paris with it. the battalion of volunteers from marseille under napoleon ceased to perform it, but after 84 years it again became the national anthem and became known all over the world, including russia, the revolutionary populist pyotr lavrov invented his own words and called it a working marseillaise, which after the february revolution was not for long the russian state . on july 14, 1943, the premiere of the film for whom the bell tolls took place in the united states based on the famous novel by ernesto heminguen. the main role was played by hollywood stars harry cooper and ingrid bergman. the war in spain, the protagonist american robert jordan, who came to fight against the