e vladimir vladimirovich putin at the strategic planning council. e we are sure of next year. such a social orientation of the social vector , it will only increase, in addition, as you heard at the meeting of the council by the president were. significant six key priorities for the government for 2023 , we believe that this task is not only for the executive, but certainly for the legislature to actively join those implementation. uh, moreover, i have prepared instructions for all committees. eh, encourage us to analyze the proposal made by the president and update our plan of legislative work for the next year and make changes to it so that we can actively, uh, get involved in their implementation. here, perhaps for starters. everything. let's move on to the questions. as you say, please, the first question is who, please, represent, and this is a request to everyone . and when the advice arrived. or is the federation council ready to accept them, and when will they be able to start work? thank you yes you are right under the current law of the authorities of the new of our c

plans are implemented. all big. thanks, everything is fine. it was footage of a meeting of the council for strategicational projects. today it was held by president vladimir putin. vampires are now also beating donetsk. this is a czech multiple launch rocket system and such a modernized grad, and like the city, it is very uncontrollable, that is, the target any shelling of the cities of donbass from such weapons. first of all, it is to carry, as much damage as possible to civilian infrastructure and kill. as many civilians as possible, it is reported that the apu is using at least four vampire systems to attack donetsk. they are distinguished by their increased speed and maneuverability, they fired back and relocated all the same to the apu. according to western press estimates, there may be several dozen czech vampires according to the authorities. dnr strikes against donetsk and other cities. intensified after more than four and a half thousand civilians died in 10 months, ukrainian troops use the old soviet weapons, the same castles, for example, and the new nato, the already mentioned american r

council for strategic development and national projects. what topics will be the focus? now i will tell you in more detail. so, as the kremlin press service reports, planscuss issues ensure technological sovereignty and support investment speech. in particular, we will talk about the use of the industrial mortgage mechanism in measures to support the production of priority products, the development of production in the regions, including industrial classes, let me remind you that the industrial mortgage program was launched in our country. in september of this year, preferential loans are provided to enterprises so that they buy real estate for industrial production. loans are given for up to seven years at a preferential rate of no more than five percent per annum, and for technology companies, three percent. the maximum loan amount is 500 million rubles. having received subsidies, it is possible to select them in 16 banks for the ministry of industry and trade, if we talk about the volume of investments, then at the end of last year for large and medium-sized organizations. it amounted to 17 trillion and about 700 billion rubles. these data lead the m

key tasks for 2023 on thursday, the president spoke at the council for strategic development, where he devoted an hour to the situation and plansnomy, the west's calculation of the destruction of which the strengthening of technological did not justify and obi- and financial security of sovereignty about this later in the release of a new level of interaction with friendly countries and very specific things, determining the quality of life, income growth, a positive change in demography, decent and affordable housing medicine education roads work is already underway and new instructions from the government continue and develop this logic alena germanova repeats. no matter what happens in the world , our people have been and remain in the first place. after all, they didn’t want to bring one individual to the poverty line with sanctions, that’s why it was so important to support the most vulnerable. first, according to tradition , in january. then again in june the minimum wage was indexed labor, living wage and pensions. they grew by almost 20%. as a result, in the third quarter, the poverty rate fell to u, ten and fiftieth per

as a strategic competitor and planned to get much more aggressive with china the 911 happened suddenly the united states needs china's cooperation, not to screw things up and human security councilorly of his trouble any sage with the united states will be bogged down in the releases of the united states is distracted strategically i think thatvi provides china with attorneys themselves have coded 20 year opportunity to build up their own national power north of the united states has shifted its focus back towards great power competitions using the emergence of what i think was unfortunately, •-ellipsis policy that we see all too often in international history. we have these great powers competing for influence. >> so let's try to reply to the same question that recently the u.s. has been upset and disappointed because this in india has declined to come down on the u.s. and leaving russia ukraine invention. invasion prayed egg as you would argue that reading your book coming the generation very tricky u.s. relationship over the past 70 years and there's something deew these two countries interact with served bigger than that. >> so indiaas case, i would arge that when the war en

council. there are about two dozen items on the agenda of the summit, and the seizure of power and the plan to dissolve the army in germany prevented a coup attempt in the strategic direction of development, dozens of mass detainees are searched the voice of belarus at the international meeting with belarusians abroad talked about the importance of preserving historical memory and from the pressure of the west on our country, my colleagues will continue to broadcast. the 2023 budget has passed the first reading of the approved size of the social protection fund today, the most anticipated financial documents are in parliament. in the economic environment today we will talk about us belarusians about how important and necessary, how we save the smallest newborns weighing 500 g . economic environment. look immediately after the panorama. the checkpoints across the state border of belarus in the polish and baltic directions remain tense at the brestva checkpoint, more than 100 cars are waiting, which is the reason we will tell in the panorama. the result of a great joint work of students and teachers of bentu, as well as industrialists of belarus, will see a new ver

china as a strategic competitor and plans to get much more aggressive with china but then 9/11 happened suddenly united states needs china's cooperation, not to screw things up in the security council but more importantly not to start trouble in east asia while the united states can be bogged down in the middle east of the united states gets distracted strategically and this provides china, china has called a twenty-year opportunity y to build up their own national power. now that the united states has shifted its focus towards great power competition you seen the emergence of what was unfortunately a type of policy we see all too often in international history, great powers competing for influence. >> meena, let's apply the same question to india. recently the us has been disappointed because i'm inminister modi declined to come down on the us side in terms of isolating russia over the us, the ukrainian invasion but i guess you'd say that was not a modi problem over the past 70 years, it points to something deeper about how these two countries interacted. >> with in india's case i would argue that when world war ii ended and india gained its independence, india had a unique issue

china as a strategic competitor and planned to get more aggressive with china but the 9/11 happens in the united states needs china's cooperation not to screw things up in the un security council and not to start trouble in east asia when the united states is bogged down in the middle east and the united states gets distracted strategically and that provides china with a 20 year opportunity to build up their own national power now the united states shifted its focus toward great power competitions, you see emergence of what i think was a type of policy we see in international history with great powers competing with wealth and influence. >> let's apply the same question to india. the us -- prime minister of india declined to come down on the us side. over the ukraine invasion but you would argue that was not a problem, the narration of the tricky us india relationship the past 70 years, it is something deeper about how these countries interact. >> in india's case i would argue when world war ii enjoyed and india gained its independence, india had a unique issue which is having come out of the era of colonialism and no intention of lining up with another western power, they opt