glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes.l, we in ukraine are extremely painfully watching how the domestic american political situation develops, yes, we have our own selfish interests, of course , but this is the selfishness of people who want to survive when a positive decision may appear, whether the congress and the head of the american congress will continue to play their political game. almost all are democrats, and many if not most. republicans support the continuation of us military aid to ukraine. however , a small but determined number of republicans, including former president trump himself, still oppose the bailout, leading to a huge fight in the us congress. it is dangerous to follow the policies of those republicans who oppose aid to ukraine. they are wrong. i believe this struggle will end when help is sent, but i cannot say exactly when that will be. i have no excuses for the ukrainians. apart from the fact that our policy repeats the mistakes made many years ago. during the advent of hitler, when we took our

no ukraine without ukraine. max: let me ask about the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny, last friday. in june 2021, the president noted there would be devastating consequences for putin if n avalny were to die. he has now died in russian captivity. is the administration planning any action or has the united states used up the sanctions bulletin that we would have to hit back at the kremlin? undersecretary nuland: to underscore what everybody knows, it is vladimir putin who is responsible for the death of alexei navalny, his most vocal and effective critic. first by poisoning him, then locking him up, then sending him to the arctic. there should be no mistake about that. we will have a crushing new package of sanctions in the next couple of days, hundreds of them. i will let the white house announced them. some of them will be targeted at folks directly involved in navalny's death. the vast majority of them, though, are designed to further attrite putin's war machine and gaps in the sanction machi

head of the security service of ukraine. mr. valentin, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening, glory to ukraine. glory as a hero. mr. valentin, let's start with the delayed resignation for the alkaline. because this is how cnn presents the situation surrounding the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, literally a few minutes ago there was a message that the position of the supreme commander-in-chief had ended, but the question of zaluzhny's resignation was not raised in this position commander-in-chief, supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces. of ukraine, there were issues of drones, there were issues of shells, the situation at the front, fortification and energy, well, in fact, these are the questions, why... according to your information, we do not hear any reaction about whether zaluzhnyi will be removed or not zaluzhnyi, because zaluzhnyi reported to the supreme commander-in-chief about the situation at the front, and frankly speaking, the status of zaluzhnyi is currentl

, because the victory of ukraine, the survival of ukraine is a vital issue also for the european unionbecause they all perfectly understand, especially the baltic states and poland, that if ukraine, god forbid, does not win, but loses, then they will be the next victims... they will become the kremlin and it is not for nothing that nato is currently conducting the largest military exercises since the end of the cold war. they also want to send a signal to russia that they are ready, they are not afraid, they are preparing for a possible attack, but of course the fact that money was allocated to ukraine yesterday is very important, it is important for ukraine, it is important for europe, it is important for the whole world, and even. that orban agreed, his reasoning is interesting for the domestic consumer, he gave an interview to hungarian radio today, and said, as they say: i have achieved that hungarian money does not go to ukraine, and it looks a little funny, because hungary has always been a recipient state from the european budget, that is, it always gives to the european budget

russia's war against ukraine.

thank you, glory to ukraine! heroes!nel espresso and ukrainian pen. t own names project with myroslava barchuk, a series of conversations with ukrainian and western intellectuals, who interpret and comment on the most relevant social discussions, what news will be analyzed by the guests of the project this week and, in fact, who will be the guest of the studio , we will find out already this sunday, clearly, the topics will be relevant, the guests will be special, their own names with myroslava barchuk, sunday 17:10 at espresso. the russian army continues to put pressure on the defense positions of the armed forces of ukraine along the entire front line and has achieved local successes. in this program , we will show how to hold back russian assaults military swedish high-precision. saw a new generation of archer, and we will also tell the stories of ukrainian infantrymen who take the main blow of the troops of the aggressor country. in particular , we talked to a fighter who, for 46 days, alone, being surrounded, fought

without ukraine. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program. my name is serhiy rudenko, i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next hour, we talk about ukraine, the world, the war and our victory, and of course, about zaluzhny's resignation. today in the program. putin steps on the fifth, while the issue of aid to ukraine is stuck in congress, a scandalous american journalist interviewed the russian dictator: whose side is america on? duda believes trump's orders to end the war in 24 hours. meanwhile, polish farmers renewed the blockade the ukrainian border. what is happening in ukrainian-polish relations? putin's re-election to victory. the permanent dictator in russia is being purged of competitors, will voting in the occupied territories affect the legitimacy of the president. we will talk about this, as well as the rotation of the head of the armed forces of ukraine, today for the next hour with our guests, people's deputy of ukraine iryna friz and politician-diplomat valery chaly. but before we start our big talk, let's wa

parties, including switzerland, should refrain from pressuring ukraine to cease hostilities, if ukrainet ready for this. well, unfortunately, i have to end our conversation. thank you, mr. ambassador, for this close one. analysis, i would like to remind our viewers that matthew bryza, ex-adviser of the secretary of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council, was currently working for them on espresso. our program time is up, stay with on the espresso tv channel, my colleagues will inform you about all the most important events of the day. take care of yourself and your loved ones, see you on the air. 12-year-old andrii myroshnychenko and svyatoslav volchasty and 14-year-old anatoly ilyashenko. all these boys disappeared in the temporarily occupied territories of the kherson region, and no one knows where they are now. so, i really hope for your help. first of all, i am addressing the residents of the temporarily occupied territories of the kherson region. i know that. you don't currently have ukrainian tv channels bro

if ukraine put down its weapons, ukraine would be over. only one party is the aggressor in this war. only one party can end it. that was true two years ago when this body gathered on that cold february night as the world turned upside down, and it's true today. so amidst so many bald-faced lies hurled at us from this chamber and from moscow we continue to stand with the people of ukraine and we continue to demand that russia put an end to its campaign of cruelty, that it withdraw it troops from ukraine's internationally recognized border and return the children taken from their homes. that it cease its unlawful procurement of ballistic missiles, launchers an other arms from dprk in violation of security council resolutions. and that it meets its responsibility as a member of the council and uphold the charter we have all sworn to protect. today, president biden announced new sanctions against russia for its ongoing war of aggression in ukraine and for the deaths of alexei navalny. we need to hold russia accountable. so that we need not mar

what will ukraine do next? of course, after starting the negotiations on the eu, ukraine will continue its integration into the eu internal market, we are talking about the fact that we have the right to say that ukraine, on its way to the eu, will use all four so- called freedoms that exist in the european union union. free movement of persons, goods, services and capital. again, somewhere our progress is quite significant, somewhere we continue to work, well, let me mention, for example, the well-known agreement on assessment and compliance of industrial products, the so-called aka, the so -called industrial visa-free, we, despite the military. in ukraine, we continue to talk about the fact that our meteorology standardization system must receive the necessary certification from the european union and must also be a part of the corresponding market system of the european union, therefore , today the economic, let's say , track of our relations is no less important with the european union than political. indee

money, and it doesn't matter, they say , did not lead to victory for ukraine, ukraine. i suggest listening to his statement today as well. the 17 republicans who voted in favor of this bill can explain themselves why they changed their minds, that's their business, but we... the requirements have not changed. we must not give ukraine a penny until the security of our own borders is fully guaranteed. we have already given ukraine more than 120 billion dollars. that's more money. than enough to reinforce every border of our own country, unfortunately, although it was predictable, the $120 billion we sent to ukraine only resulted in several years of stalemate on the battlefield, costing hundreds of thousands of lives as ukrainians, and to the russians. katya, if the senate does approve the bill, what is waiting for it in the chamber representatives, is there enough support there and will speaker johnson even agree to bring it up for consideration? in general, the main question now for the house of representatives, as you rightly pointed out, is whether speaker mike johnson

ukraine.omberg's interlocutors added that so far no one from the trump team is conducting negotiations with russian and ukrainian mediators, because according to the laws of the united states , private organizations are prohibited from conducting negotiations of this level on behalf of the government of the country. well, in the meantime, vladimir putin, in the already mentioned interview i mentioned on the tv channel russia-1, said that he is the president of the united states. for moscow, joe biden is better than donald trump. for us, who is better? biden or trump? biden. biden, he is an experienced person, he is predictable, he is a politician of the old formation, but we will work with any us leader who will be trusted by the american people. well , donald trump has already reacted to putin's words. he said it was a compliment to him. trump recalled that during his presidency. it was he who introduced sanctions against the russian gas pipeline nord stream-2, but the biden administration ca

maria about ukraine's path to the eu, about how the council of europe can help ukraine on this path,ng the bloody aggressor putin to justice and how to build a compensation mechanism for the damage caused to ukraine by the war. dear madam. secretary general, thank you for this conversation with us, you have been the head of the council of europe for almost 5 years, and during all this time the council of europe and you personally have always done a lot to support and help ukraine. reflecting on these years, what do you consider to be the main achievements? actually, i started work in this position even before starting this one. the terrible full-scale aggression of the russian federation against ukraine. from the very beginning , cooperation with ukraine was very active and important, but our kyiv office became the largest. office in the member states, this is evidence of how important ukraine was and remains for us. speaking about achievements, i would start with a few areas in which we worked, and already now you can see tangible results. one of these directions is definitely impro

this is a huge signal for ukraine and ukrainians that we see that this war must end and that ukrainehas a very clear european perspective. at the same time ukraine has been a member of the council of europe for a long time, and we are very happy that thanks to our new action plan, the implementation of which began last year in 2023 and will continue for four years until 2026 . we can help ukraine in this direction. the plan is called resilience, recovery and reconstruction, which means that we want to focus on the immediate needs of ukraine and ukrainians, as well as on the medium term to help ukraine, both during the war and in the post-war period. in this regard, we have the largest budget within one action plan among the member states of the council of europe, approximately 50 million euros. and we allocated for its implementation, and i am very happy about the support of the action plan for ukraine from other member states who make voluntary contributions, and which is very large, how about you? noted, our action plan aims to help ukraine in those areas, in particular in the prot

of the armed forces of ukraine. if you vote on youtube, it's pretty simple, yes, no, choose, or write your comment below. what do you think about the rotation of zaluzhnyi and the appointment of syrskyi, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phones and vote if you support the appointment of syrskyi as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine 0800 211 3871, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, so president zelenskyi today dismissed valery... from the post of commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, instead of him colonel-general oleksandr syrsky, who until now held the post of commander of the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine, was appointed. zelenskyi announced this in his evening address. let's listen to the supreme commander of the armed forces of ukraine. i am grateful to general zaluzhny for two years of protection. i am grateful for every victory that we achieved together and thanks to all ukrainians. to the soldiers who heroically drag this war o

ukraine. around the world and at home as well, which is called sestri.eu, and here in this online magazine we give both qualitative analysis, and interviews, and blogs, above all political analysis, and also, of course, this, information for those people who left ukraine due to the war, need help, platforms, associations, who want to join, fight for victory where they are, with what you can. in fact, we try to monitor the main trends in ukraine and what is being said about ukraine in europe, in particular about our path to the european union, we collect interviews with european politicians, conduct interviews, in particular in poland, we communicate a lot about ukraine, and of course, we follow what the main ukrainian media write about certain events and we follow the statements of ukrainian politicians that... zaluzhny's resignation, for me personally this situation it seems that the cornerstone was not even the popularity of the commander-in-chief, which obviously annoyed the bank for a long

invasion of ukraine. it failed then — but now, after months of stalemate, ukraine looks to be in retreat, not least because the united states has yet to approve more funding for ukraine's defence. so, what next? european leaders warn that president putin's ambitions won't stop with ukraine, and they talk of preparing for a world war. i'm at nato�*s headquarters in brussels to speak to its secretary general for the past ten years, jens stoltenberg. it's an organisation founded on the principle that an attack against one is an attack against all its members. so, how dangerous a moment is this? is russia really preparing for a war with nato? jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. is ukraine going to lose its war with russia? no, and it's our responsibility to ensure that we provide them with enough military help to enable them to prevail. because president putin must not win this war. that will be a tragedy for ukrainians, and dangerous for us. now, you have said that the most important si

good evening, we are from ukraine. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program., i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. today in the program. 10 downed planes in 10 days. the air force of the armed forces of ukraine demonstrates miracles of efficiency, thanks to which the aircraft fleet is rapidly losing. there will be no nato troops in ukraine. western leaders are preemptively commenting on macron's unexpected statement. meanwhile american aid to ukraine continues to slow down. protect the region.

the whole world realized that ukraine exists and ukraine will exist.nk we already won the war for our independence. now we are fighting for our territorial integrity. christian: is there in kyiv nervousness about what might come tomorrow on the anniversary itself? oleksiy: no, it's not. i don't know, me personally but also people on the streets. we are prepared for everything bad. it is usually what they do. but i don't think they can surprise us anymore. we are prepared and we are not afraid. christian: i don't know if you heard our interview with president duda, but there were certainly frustration in the interview about opportunities missed and also the lack of capacity that there is in europe right now to help ukrain that said, when you look at what has been sent to kyiv in the last two years, it's barely 1% of the entire gdp of the european union. the west could do much more. oleksiy: that's true. but first off, i want to thank the west, the united kingdom, united states, and everybody for what we are receiving. but it's really frustrating to know

the whole world realised that ukraine exists in ukraine will exist.e of their war for our independence, but now we are fighting for our territorial integrity. is but now we are fighting for our territorial integrity.— territorial integrity. is there in k iv a territorial integrity. is there in kyiv a nervousness _ territorial integrity. is there in kyiv a nervousness about - territorial integrity. is there in | kyiv a nervousness about what territorial integrity. is there in - kyiv a nervousness about what might come tomorrow on the anniversary itself? ., �* , ., ., �* come tomorrow on the anniversary itself? ., h ., ~' ., itself? no, it's not. i don't know. we need personnel— itself? no, it's not. i don't know. we need personnel in _ itself? no, it's not. i don't know. we need personnel in battle - itself? no, it's not. i don't know. we need personnel in battle and| we need personnel in battle and people on the streets. we already are prepared for everything bad which russia can do. this usually what they do. but i don't think that they can surprise

enable me ukraine.oking for 16-year-old danylo pyatnytskyi, who disappeared under , without exaggeration, extremely mysterious and unusual circumstances. help find danya his mother asks, and she told us some very important details. since september 2023 , the boy studied in slovakia. everything seemed to be fine. danylo constantly called his mother, was in a good mood and talked about his life and studies abroad. however , after talking with her son at 12 noon on december 22, the mother was unable to call him in the evening. he didn't say anything at all before his disappearance. at 12 o'clock in the afternoon we talked with him. he says: "mom, i haven't slept all day." almost says: i want to sleep, i'll sleep for a couple of hours and call you, i'll be there in the evening dialed on the same day, the phone was already turned off. the boy is mysteriously with him... unfortunately, nothing is known about his fate until now. at the same time , dania's mother said that after her son's disappearance , they f

sure, what about ukraine? because of course, that would make a huge difference to ukraine.se, the challenge is that, to have them as a full member in the midst of war, then we risk having a full confrontation, full conflict war between russia and nato. and nato has fundamentally two tasks — one is to support ukraine, as we do with unprecedented military economic support, and the other is to prevent this conflict from escalating to a full—scale conflict between russia and nato. your predecessor at nato, anders fogh rasmussen, has said, "i hear the argument we cannot invite ukraine "to join nato as long as war is going on". and he said it's a dangerous argument that you're making, because he says, "it provides putin with a veto over nato "and an incentive to continue hostilities indefinitely". i think i've demonstrated very clearly that president putin doesn't have a veto on nato enlargement. he, in the weeks leading up to the invasion... but he does over ukraine's admission to nato. no, ukraine is now closer than ever to membership in... but you say it can'tjoin as long as i

.— from ukraine.ne. lets talk about the economic squeeze - from ukraine. lets talk about the economic squeeze that i from ukraine. lets talk about | the economic squeeze that the west said it would put upon russia to the point of crippling the russian economy. you talk to your ambassador colleagues from various different parts of this western alliance, in europe, in asia, wherever. are you satisfied with the measures that have been taken to isolate... ihla. been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, _ been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, i'm - been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, i'm not. been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, i'm not even satisfied with the culpable responsibility. when it comes to cases such as the sanctions which were approved by the security council on north korea because the united nations... referring to sanctions concerning arms trade? the russian ambassador who categorically denied there was any evidence that russia was being armed by north

so, let's start with this upcoming ukraine-southeastern europe summit.ell, after essentially, a meeting with the leaders of the balkan countries. this is a completely new form. what can you expect from such a meeting, mr. alexander? well, it is obvious that this is a continuation of the theme of ukraine's participation in the european union, western balkans plus ukraine summit. remember, in october of last year , all this happened in greece, in thessaloniki, on the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the historic decision of the european union that the western balkans will become part of the european union, well, considering that ukraine is also on the way to becoming a member of the eu and together with the countries of the western balkans, will to achieve this and has already officially received it. this candidate status, it is obvious that this summit will also have a good momentum, first of all in the context of further european integration of the region and ukraine. the second issue is , of course, ukraine's bilateral relations with the countries of

good evening, we are from ukraine. well, now is the second hour of the great ether, a lot of interesting and important information is waiting for you, the world about ukraine with yuriy fizar. joe biden is convening the convention, what he intends to talk about. yuriy will tell us in detail about the money during the war with oleksandr morchivka. russia is losing promising profits. why and what is it connected with, also news from lena chechenino, news of culture, and the weather from natalka didenko. well, now about the most important events this hour i will tell you in detail and we will start, unfortunately, with sad news: in the kherson region, the occupiers killed an elderly woman, a few hours ago the russians shelled the village of veletenske, this is the belozersk community, they fired artillery, said the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. the body of an 82-year-old local woman was found in one of the houses, which... came under enemy fire, well, under enemy fire, that is, a russian plane came under our fire

then he founded the charity fund ukraine freedom project. now he spends more time in ukraine.two main reasons why i am here. the first - i just love ukraine. second, freedom for me is a fundamental value, and ukrainians are fighting for this right now, for their freedom. when steven returns to the united states, he goes to talk to his former colleagues in congress. on one trip last fall, he met with about 100 members of congress. he convinced everyone: ukraine needs help. america lives under the illusion that it has a choice whether or not to participate in wars in europe or the middle east, but the choice now is whether to send relatively inexpensive weapons now, or to send our troops later, to risk the lives of our sons and daughters because putin is not going to stop at ukraine. while the war continues, steven is going to live in ukraine, he often goes to the front and when he introduces himself. jokingly says that he is stepan. he does not even think of returning to his native denmark and karen marie kragend. we met in the center of kyiv right after her ukrainian language

good evening, we are from ukraine. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program. my name is serhiy ordenko, i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine and the world. about the war and about our victory. today in the program. deferred resignation of the employee. the general criticizes the system of weapons production in ukraine. reasons and consequences of replacing the head of the armed forces. demilitarization of russia. while putin is dreaming about the buffer zone along the border, the armed forces are successfully clearing ukrainian lands and waters of the enemy. unwavering support. the us senate will try to unblock. military aid to ukraine after the eu allocated 50 billion euros to support the economy. about this and other things, during the next hour we will talk with our guests, they are people 's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko, doctor of political sciences maksym rozumny and director of the center for military and legal research oleksandr musi

this is bbc ukraine, i'm olga palomaryuk. from warm words to disagreements between the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine and the president. at a time when general zaluzhnyi's vision of the war is being actively discussed in the west, president zelenskyi's entourage is looking for his replacement. the past week was enough for ukraine. emotional and made many nervous. on monday , rumors began to spread about the possible resignation of the head of the armed forces of ukraine. later, this news was denied, although neither volodymyr zelenskyi nor valery zaluzhnyi himself commented on the situation. the first to break the silence was the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine. valery zaluzhnyi published a column on the cnn website on thursday. in it, he talked about his vision of ukraine's war with russia at its current stage, the design of the war. it is the title of the article that has changed, about which he writes in the title , mainly about how the character changes war, that a unique strategy and

shouted: "glory to ukraine."have a 12-year-old brother, younger serhii, and we are orphans. two years ago, we got into a foster family and lived in the small town of vovchansk, which the russians entered first. in the kharkiv region, at the end of the summer of 2020, we were forcibly relocated to russia, i was sent to studies, and my younger brother was taken to a summer camp. at that moment, i could never have thought that i would be unschooled with my brother for nine whole months, and that those nine months would turn out to be the scariest nine months of my life. i will note that despite all the terrible things. no stories they shared, the children, all the children who told their stories, also noted that they were grateful to the united states of america for the help and emphasized that the help to ukraine should be continued. katya, legislators also listened ukrainian and international officials, what did they say, are there currently any measures to bring the russians to justice, and most importantly, how

, but ukraine withstood it.confirms the health and strength of ukrainian society, its understanding of all the processes that take place at the front, and intuitive, and understanding, including in international relations. mr. roman, today the deputies of the unrecognized transnistrian region of the republic of moldova at the congress, the so-called congress, of the so-called... deputies of various levels, appealed to russia for the protection of the region and warned of possible provocations that could lead to an escalation of tensions, i will quote this document, well, an appeal to russia, the first point reads as follows: to address the federation council of the state duma of russia with a request to implement measures to protect transnistria under conditions of increased pressure from moldova. more than 220,000 russian citizens live in transnistria. russia participates. in of the peacekeeping mission on the dniester and is a guarantor and mediator in the negotiation process, said the resolution of the congre

ambassadors to ukraine. we have ambassador john herbst, alongside ambassador bill taylor and others. when russian troops invaded ukraine on the 24th of february in 2022, most people expected that ukraine would fall to russian troops in a matter of days. ukraine, against all odds, still stands. this is because ukrainians reject russia's attempt to occupy them. and are determined to defend their territory and protect their democracy. it's also the case because countries all around the world are committed to freedom and the international rule of law are standing with ukraine, we stood with you for two years and we will keep standing with you and we are determined to provide much -- as much support as we possibly can. two years on, while allied powers are grappling with war fatigue and some question whether they can continue, ukraine continues to fight for sovereignty and cultural heritage against one of the most aggressive countries in the world. as we think about the path forward and the many challenges that u

the consensus is that aid to ukraine is crucial not only for ukraine itself, but also for the nationalests of the united states of the states they understand that ukraine's struggle against russia has a direct impact on the larger geopolitical context, particularly the nato space. failure to contain russian aggression in ukraine could lead to numerous additional challenges for all members of the north atlantic alliance. it is obvious that ukrainians are afraid. not only for himself, but for all of us. this understanding is widespread among experts and politicians. and in the us there is considerable support for providing more aid to ukraine. however, the main obstacle is one person and that is donald trump. he is motivated by the desire not to allow joe biden's political success before the presidential election. trump is well aware of biden's priorities. in particular, the need to help ukraine, israel and reach... agreements on better management of the us-mexico border, so trump wants to prevent such achievements of biden. while figures like hillary clinton and timothy snyder are deepl

the first place we wanted to send these exercise bikes to was ukraine, because today ukraine uses backup power, and these exercise bikes are energy-independent and generate electricity themselves. yes, we worked on this idea for six months. together with the democratic forum and the taiwanese company acer, which produces quality modern electronics, and it happened. i think this is a great invention, especially for ukrainian youth. the taiwanese and i have implemented many projects, these are projects to help school students in lviv, poltava, and many other regions. we are currently working on new projects, training computer science teachers, and supplying new ones computers this separate project is interesting in that we have supplied some lviv higher educational institutions and hospitals with not just exercise bikes, but modern gadgets that allow you to maintain health, because it is an exercise bike, charge your computer, your phones, use it and work at it like a desk. every day, border guards detain up to 25 men who try to flee ukraine illegally. this was stated by the spokesman of t

good evening, we are from ukraine. well, now we are waiting for the second big hour. ahead, a lot of important and interesting information will be included from brussels, where today a very important decision was made to provide aid to ukraine in the amount of 50 billion euros more than once, but yuriy fizar will tell more about it from a more political point of view, and oleksandr morchivka, from an economic point of view, also today there are cultural news from lina chechenina and the weather with natalka didenko. and plus all the information, which will be forthcoming regarding what may have happened during our will also be an echo. and commented if possible, but now the news: up to 40 crew members could have been on board the destroyed russian cutter ivanovich, this is the regular number of the ship's personnel. currently, the search for the occupiers is ongoing, there were only three such boats in the black sea fleet. the ship usually has weapons on board, in particular, anti-ship missiles of the moskkit type, wit

ukraine. we're very honored to host your profile trofimov, who's the chief foreign correspondent, the wall street journal and the author of this fantastic new are our our enemies will vanish the russian invasion and ukraine's for independence. as you can see there are there are books for sale in the rear. so be able to grab one and i think you'll be signing books for that. right. okay, great. just a quick word. tonight's event is co-sponsored by two organizations. one is the simon and john lee center for global journalism at the j school. it's mission is to inform the way we practice journalism through an international lens. the other organization is the overseas press of america, which is the nation's largest and oldest association of journalists, are engaged in international news. i'll say a few words about the folks on the panel and let them take it away. yaroslav has a background that. you would need a team of about five screenwriters to come up with. he was born in kiev, grew up in madaga

is ukraine and it is my homeland.t the general. but, no matter what, they will remain in ukraine and will pass on their experience to the soldiers and educate the next generation. the government does not deal with this issue at all. let's remember how successfully she froze the five -step program, which precisely envisaged the strengthening of ukraine's defense capabilities, not only of the armed forces, but of ukraine. but the authorities were not interested in it then, and they are not interested now. they are trying to appoint the goats to repel the military, but military from the category that, unfortunately , when they serve, they do not have the right to criticize the government, but when they are released, then probably there are many of them who will be able to tell how it really was in the sidelines and dungeons of the bank, when the mice quietly rustled on the green seashore. mr. general, our youtube viewer serhiy popovsky asks, please ask what general kryvonos is doing now, so i am forwarding this question

good evening, we are from ukraine. well, now the second hour of the great ether is starting, a lot of important and interesting information is waiting for you world about ukraine with yuri fizer, as well as money during the war with oleksandr morchyvka. we will discuss the important topic of polish-ukrainian relations as a guest, whether the border will be blocked or not . there is a certain decision from the ministry of economy, we will see what is true. and also weather news from natalka didenko, a now i will tell you in detail about the most important events that happened. unfortunately, two civilians were killed, five were injured, and there may be more people under the rubble, these are the consequences of the hostile, vile and terrorist shelling of kupyansk in the kharkiv region. oleg synigobov, the head of the region, informed about this, the russians hit the central part of the city with air bombs, fab. 500. residential buildings, a coffee shop and a church were damaged there. he became one of the victims of th

, so we are obliged to help ukraine win.", that's great, because you saw it in the news today. ukraine concluded an agreement, a security agreement with denmark, matty frederiksen traveled to lviv, met with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, and by the way, there is information from sources that he will go to ukraine tomorrow with a high probability, also a huge european contingent will arrive, including the president of the european commission , ursoline. i will say from myself that when ursoline comes to ukraine, she usually does. is not coming alone, i personally suspect that the president of the european council, charles michel, as well as the president of the european parliament, roberta mittsov, may come with her. can you bring yurko, i listened , well, this is really an extremely important moment, well , of course, it is a pity that this landing, that the visits, so to speak, were not synchronized, yes, well, when we are talking about the prime minister of the same denmark, well, they were divorced in time a

this problem cannot be blamed only on ukraine. their counterattack was choked, more precisely, he did not complete the tasks that were set before him. and they fulfilled all their obligations so that ukraine would implement all these plans. good question too. therefore, today new negotiations will most likely be on new grounds. and moscow will lead them differently. putin was given a break. for at least six months , he managed to create the notorious line of surovikin in three rows, minefields and a sea of ​​other things. thus, he created a favorable position for himself for negotiations. putin would not achieve anything, nothing. this is solely due to the weakness of the west caused by the elections in which even the democratic current administration is forced to maneuver and not make drastic moves in order to pass the election period with a relatively calm attitude of the voters, without giving reasons for intensifying criticism from trump and the republicans. how do you think it will fit into putin's russian self-reappointment

of the armed forces of ukraine.y became the face of our struggle and the main terror of the russian invaders. out of desperation, the invaders invented fables about the disappearance and death of zaluzhny. since 2014 , the general has participated in the battles in donbas and even then he was sure that a full-scale offensive by russia was inevitable. american media politico wrote that the team. will become a legendary figure in the history of ukraine, because the successes of the ukrainian army surprised the whole world. american general mark milley was of the same opinion. when the history of the war in ukraine will be written, zaluzhny will play a prominent role there. he was part of the ukrainian leadership that spent years transforming the army country from the clumsy soviet model to a modern fighting force. hardened by years of struggle with russia on the eastern front, he belongs to the new generation. ukrainian leaders. zaluzhny is the first ukrainian commander-in-chief without a soviet education. his vision

ukraine and its allies.he narrative takes off weakly, because on the one hand, and unfortunately, the media and various experts play up these stories, because it is such a clickbait headline, but people immediately want to watch, listen, but on the one hand, they talk about being tired of ukraine, and... on the other hand, new packages of defense support are announced, agreements on security cooperation are signed, a number of very large decisions are being prepared that will strengthen support for ukraine, so in general this the argument about being tired of ukraine, i heard it for the first time in the second year of the institute in 1999, and various topics are simply being used for it, but it will not work in any way, the world will not be tired of ukraine, so the main thing is simple. this is so that smart and stupid people who have access to public channels of communication do not stop spreading this story, so the first, the first narrative that russia promotes is this fatigue, and secondly, it is aime

states of america will restore funding for ukraine and the needs of the armed forces of ukraine. i congratulate sergey, i congratulate the viewers of the tv channel, so that's really it the most important question , we still haven't received an answer, mrs. victoria nulan's speech was quite brief, however, she managed to mention all the main aspects of her visit, in particular , she said that it is important for her to come to ukraine in winter, when it is especially difficult for us, i should note, that she came to ukraine last year as well, and was also here 10 years ago... during the events on the maidan, during the revolution of dignity, we know that she had meetings with representatives of the ukrainian authorities today, she also said that came to the rehabilitation center in which they invested funds, there she managed to communicate with the boys and girls who protect our front, she said that they really admire her, as they admire all americans, she said that she was glad er... glad to note , that america is still helping ukraine , is trying, and this year we succeeded, a

when every day, every morning, the whole of ukraine observes a minute of silence in memory of those who died in the war, all those who died, both military and civilian, who defended the territorial integrity of our country. a moment of silence. let's honor with a moment of silence the memory of ukrainian soldiers and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died in the war that... it was unleashed by russia. greetings, you are watching the svoboda ranok project, my name is oleg galiv, and in this broadcast we are talking about... the most important thing. in the avdiyiv direction, the defense line has been stabilized in the areas of tonenko, orlivka and berdychiv oleksandr tarnavskyi, the commander of the operational and strategic grouping of tavria troops, announced this. in the meantime, the forces of the russian federation captured two more villages to the west of the city, the steppe and the northern. this withdrawal of the armed forces is confirmed in kyiv. we will talk further with the military about the situation in the avdiiv region. the white house has said that the united states will