russian attacks have caused significant damage to ukraine and less well known as the story of ukraine's economic resilience. ukraine's gdp is stable and actually growing ukraine's defense industry forage in the fire is six times larger than it was a year ago. ukraine is now exporting, exporting almost as much grain as it did before the war, feeding people and the world. once again, ukraine's economy is resilient and together we can help ukraine go from economic resilience to economic revival. second, we commit to hold russia accountable for the damage it has caused. this builds on historic effort by the g7 back in 2022, 2 days after russia's invasion, members of the g7 and the eu worked together to freeze $280 billion in russian central bank funds outside of russia. this summer at the g7, the united states and our partners reached a decision to unlock 50 billion on the proceeds of those frozen assets to put that money to work for ukraine as it rebuilds and recovers its economy. today, we reaffirm that with all our respective countries and legal systems. russia's sovereign assets will be

from this day forth, the constitution and laws of ukraine only are valid in the territory of ukraine." ukraine's sovereignty has been under siege. russia imposed their laws on its people, but ukrainians have shown the world that they are indivisible, and they have defended their freedom with resolved with the support of the nations here today. ukraine will remain an independent and sovereign nation. i would like to thank secretary austin for convening this coalition once again and thank you for your leadership. it's an honor to be joined by president zelenskyy and also a thanks to the defense minister for being here today with the ukraine delegation. and to all the nations of the ukraine defense contact group your today, thank you. this coalition has been indivisible in supporting ukraine to repel russian aggression. our collective stand is more than just beating back one illegal invasion. potential aggressors are watching how the world responds, i we collectively fight to uphold international law, national sovereignty, and democratic norms. russia's aggression and ukraine is a challe

also on the territory of ukraine, but we see that for 2.5 years territorial integrity of ukraine, ukraineunder siege, russia continues to press, but ukraine has shown the whole world that they are indivisible, ukraine is fighting with all its strength and with our support ukraine will remain an independent and sovereign state. thank you minister austin for having us all here again today. thank you for your leadership. also, it was actually a great honor to work in the presence of president zelensky today. thank you to minister umerov and the ukrainian delegation. thank you to all members of the contact group on the defense of ukraine. this coalition, it is unshakable, indivisible and helps ukraine from to mock russian aggression. ukraine has been fighting for almost three years, and we see how the world responds, how we collectively fight in accordance with international law, national sovereignty and democratic norms. russia's aggression is a challenge for the whole world, and that is why we see that national borders and supremacy. rights, they are the foundations of world peace, if they

she also made significant efforts to support ukraine. poland has also done a lot for ukraine.ans are not alone in their struggle. the discussions at the event are understandable, but they should end with a decision to continue supporting ukraine. during the pre-election debates, kamala harris strongly and repeatedly supported this idea. she criticized. donald trump, claiming that he would be willing to accept flattery from dictator vladimir putin, which would harm ukraine and endanger poland and all of europe. she used the american language presidents like harry truman and ronald reagan who stood up for freedom and opposed aggressive dictators. many ukrainians would say that these are nice words, but the americans need to act faster and more decisively in support of ukraine, and i agree with that. as i have already mentioned, i hope that the united states and great britain will lift restrictions on the use of long-range weapons by ukraine on the territory of russia. ukraine has the right to defend itself, and russia cannot expect its territory to remain safe when it attacks al

crimea is ukraine.ate for the american people, the anniversary of the horrible terrorist attack against the us and expressed herfeelings and sympathy to the us, to the american people. the main topic our discussion was the strengthening of the defence capabilities are countries. f-16 capabilities are countries. f—16 fighter planes, artillery shells, everything that works for our victory, emphasis on the bigger investment for the ukrainian defence industry. and this is the way forward to save money — not only to our allies, but to ourselves. we appreciate the united actions from our allies. the main thing is to remove all the barriers on using the us and the uk against russia. it will bring the just peace closer. also, it was discussed within a contest of iran sending to russia missiles. enemies creating the certain unbearable conditions not only for europe, but for the middle east. we have to be bold, we have to be leaders of the coalition of the brave. we have to totally strengthen the sanctions agains

they said, there is nothing to negotiate with ukraine as long as ukraine occupies our russian territoriesoigu said. our. in fact, internationally recognized territories of ukraine. so, nevertheless, moscow is in every way looking for opportunities to continue the peaceful dialogue, although, it is true, it invests in it a completely different meaning than this ukraine and our allies do. yes, vladimir putin has repeatedly emphasized that he wants to return to the istanbul format of negotiations. well, especially since putin's old friend, the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan. is not against accepting these peace talks, by the way, as well as his other ally, president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev, whom she has also begun to actively promote recently. however, the position of federal chancellor olaf scholz, as reported by the western press, including the italian publication la repubblica, leaves many questions. on the one hand, olaf scholz found himself in a rather difficult domestic political situation. the situation is caused by the last local elections in germany, where the right-wi

it is about ukraine, all of ukraine, including... crimea, it belongs to ukraine. we want to see this result. these words are important, yuli, we will also wait for the publication of volodymyr zelensky's victory plan. returning to the topic of the visit, we know that it took place against the background of discontent among some republicans, in particular , the trip of the ukrainian president to the ammunition production plant in pennsylvania. in the house of representatives, we remember, they even initiated an investigation into the circumstances of this trip and whether the administration of biden and garis were going to be reprimanded. you this trip to your advantage, yulia, do they respond to it somehow in the white house? today we heard a very direct and specific answer from the spokeswoman of the white house, karin jeanpierre, she said the day before that she wanted to clarify a few details: firstly, this visit to the factory, where very important ammunition for ukraine is produced, was initiated by the ukrainian side, second, when foreign leaders come to the

, and the kremlin continues to bombard ukraine's cities and to target ukraine's civilians. that is an outrage. but ukraine refuses to bend, and russia has paid a massive cost for putin's imperial fantasies. more than 350 1000 russian troops have been killed or wounded since putin launched his all-out invasion, and since february 2022, ukrainian forces have destroyed, damaged, or sunk 32 russian naval vessels. ukraine has driven all of russia's major naval vessels out of crimea and pushed russia's black sea fleet further east. last month, ukraine sank a fairy in russian occupied crimea, seriously reducing russia's capacity to move equipment and troops into ukraine. a second fairy has been out of action since ukraine's attack early this summer. additionally, ukraine has destroyed 97 russian combat aircraft since the start of putin's full-scale invasion. over and over, ukraine has stood up to putin's aggression and atrocities, and this coalition has ukraine's back. let me highlight some of the major recent steps forward. in germany, the netherlands, romania, and the united sta

in my opinion, ukraine should catch up'. laws of war, with no other restrictions, ukraine was attackedany good reason, and i believe that the administration biden is considering his next steps. i really hope that soon a decision will be made to remove these restrictions. i understand that some are concerned about russian escalation. yes, russia has nuclear weapons, but so do we. we must allow ukraine to defend itself according to the laws of war. but no other restrictions are appropriate. 100 years ago, the polish prime minister paderewski, addressing his british colleagues, asking for weapons, asking for ammunition, he said that the poles were paying with blood in order to maintain the versailles order, in the same way, now ukraine is paying with its blood in order to maintain the world order and international treaties. and so on, and we understand that we need closer cooperation, a clearer strategy, a joint strategy, yes, which would allow us to win as soon as possible, we are talking about ukraine, and accordingly, i would like to ask you about the so-called plans, your vision, your

ukraine will prevail. stand by ukraine every step of the way. >> president zelenskyy says he wants to end the war through negotiations. the only way you will get russia to the table is to hit them harder than we are today. >> quite a lot of what president zelenskyy and ukrainians are doing is trying to trump proof america's response at least for the next few months. >> the partisan divide is deep when it comes to ukraine. but between a joe biden and kamala harris president zelenskyy will get assurances for further support. he is meeting with the vice president at this hour. they are due to speak before the meeting. guiding us through the issues we are joined by the former prime minister of ukrae to get his thoughts on the victory plan that president zelenskyy is presenting. good evening. welcome to the program. volodymyr zelenskyy is in washington it is our to sell his vision of ukrainian victory. his visit comes at a crucial point with ukraine very much on the defensive. despite a bold incursion into russ

we want ukraine to win. and we're fully committed to keep marshalling the support that it needs for its break defenders and citizens to do just that. now, support for ukraine will endure because it doesn't depend on any one country, any one party, any one election. here today. united states, the united kingdom are united in support of ukraine and a success, but were united along with dozens of other countries, including the enduring coalition of more than 50 countries that are provided more than a 100000000 dollars and security a to ukraine since february of 2022, and continue to materially support ukraine. today. our message, our collective message, to putting this clear, our support will not wayne. our unity will not break. putting will not outlast the coalition of con countries committed to current success. and he is certainly not going to outlast the ukrainian people. they've never wavered in their belief that they and they alone will decide their future. now, we have challenging moments. this is a chall

definitely ukraine. this is exactly what the united states, great britain and those countries that we used to collectively call the free world are fighting for. russia, on the other hand, is fighting for an empire, putin's empire of greed and vanity, the russian empire of oppressing other peoples. it not the path to stability, it is the path to eternal conflict. ukraine rightly claims that its struggle is also our struggle. the victory of ukraine will be the victory of the entire free world. we understand that american sanctions and european sanctions act rather slowly. but sometimes the moment comes when russians start looking for food. in the literal sense. i remember how at one time, in the late 80s, russians came to ukraine to buy sausage. accordingly, i don't know if this scenario will be repeated now, but... the more often i hear from representatives of the kremlin the words that sanctions should be lifted, the more i understand that biullina and not only her are beginning to understand the situati

earlier. there were those who seized power in ukraine, and now it is all of ukraine.rned out that the very russian people, which he proclaimed to be part of the great russian people, consists of traitors themselves, and this is a purely stalinist approach. the people are traitors, and this is a purely horde approach, when the khan could deprive the uluz of their subjectivity, resettle them from one part of their territory to another part. here, even putin's logic seems to have turned upside down. or from the fact that ukraine does not have subjectivity, and the ukrainian people do not exist, and to the point, in just a little more than two years, that this nation should be destroyed, because it does not obey us, even the logical external contradiction is obscured and closed, and you just need to understand, putin is a collective putin, let it be impersonal, but that collective putin in the person of simonyan, solovyov, shuigu, medvedev, anyone, this system. it is twisted, contradicts the natural logic of the development of events. the natural logic is that ukrainians

earlier, there were those who seized power in ukraine, but now it is all of ukraine.the very russian people, which he proclaimed to be a part of the great russian people, consists of traitors themselves, and this is purely stalin's approach, the people are traitors, and this is purely horde's approach.

what ukraine do we want i would say, ukrainian ukraine.s is also an important point that we should never forget. of ukraine for those who consider themselves ukrainians, and this is not about ethnicity or gossip, it is about the civilizational choice that everyone who lives on this earth makes or refuses to make, so the future ukraine must be a country of exactly this ukrainian choice, us constantly, and i i have been hearing this almost all my conscious life . some kind of nationalists, and i don't really understand, first of all, why to be nationalists shame why if you nationalism in any other nation it is honorable and nationalist parties win parliamentary elections in many countries of the world and it is not an insult, our neighbors have always used the word nationalist as some kind of insult about the views of people who live on this land, because you don't have to... be a nationalist in ukraine, it turns out that you can be a nationalist only somewhere in moscow, a person who wants to speak his native language, and wants that on the

ukraine retains its sovereignty, russia receives a guarantee of neutrality from ukraine. it does not join nato and does not join any allied institutions. and by the way, the germans and other countries have to finance a certain ukrainian reconstruction. here's what i think this one will end up looking like agreement. in fact, this is not the very first more or less such a detailed and public statement by donald trump's team regarding his vision of ending the war in ukraine. previously, trump repeatedly avoided a direct answer about how exactly he sees the end of the war and only repeated his thesis that he would end the war in 24 hours. on the part of the ukrainian authorities, there were no substantive comments on divens's statement, only the adviser to the head of the president's office, mykhailo podolyak, whom we called. on the air, but he could not come, he called such statements pre-election hype and declared that the position of the candidates, they say, radically changes immediately after the elections. volodymyr joins our broadcast. director of the center for inte

what ukraine needs? ukraine needs what president biden just mentioned. to play back the support in the long run. i'm inspired that president biden mentioned the key pillar of ukraine's supporter two survival which is nato membership. these are not new tools, these are not out ideas. how to make ukraine stronger on the battlefield, that's what president biden mentioned.— that's what president biden mentioned. ., �* mentioned. you say you can't discuss the — mentioned. you say you can't discuss the sensitive - mentioned. you say you can't discuss the sensitive parts i mentioned. you say you can't discuss the sensitive parts of| discuss the sensitive parts of the document but the bit that we do know that is in there is that future nato membership. you know that is politically divisive right now in the united states for the other republicans argue thatjd vance pushing his version of a peace plan, a demarcation line and ukraine's neutrality. why would that not work in your view? it has nothing to do with this plan. in case if ukraine is neutral this is the wa

ukraine will join. jen stoldenberg will officially hand over the powers of nato secretary general to his successor, mark rutte, on october 1. the us congress the day before could not agree on a temporary resolution that would ensure us government funding in the future. if lawmakers fail to do so by the end of the fiscal year on sept. 30, the confederate states face a shutdown, a temporary government shutdown. this is directly related to aid to ukraine, because by the end of the fiscal year, congress must also extend the president's authority to access $6 billion. for which he can allocate aid to ukraine from the usa's own reserves. this is a mechanism by which washington can quickly provide military aid. what are the chances that congress will extend access to nearly 6 in time billions of aid? we will talk about this with our congress correspondent kateryna lisynova. katya, hello. congratulations yulia! katya, what is the main problem? why is congress delaying the extension of the president's authority

if countries stop supporting ukraine, ukraine could soon come to an end. this brings me to the second step that members of this council can take. one of the council's primary responsibilities is seeking to peacefully resolve conflicts. as president zelenskyy has said, no one wants peace more than ukraine. the united states also wants to end this conflict. and before putin launched his full invasion, we used every tool we could to try to prevent it including right here at the security council. but the way the council ceased to end this conflict matters. the un charter is crystal clear on this point when fulfilling its responsibilities, the security council and i quote, "shall act in accordance with the purpose and principles of the united nations." end quote. in other words, we must seek a peace that upholds rather than undermines the un's core tenets. that's why all of us here have a responsibility to support ukraine's call for a just and lasting peace to end russia's war of aggression. a just and lasting peace must affirm the principles of sovereignty, te

the west supplies weapons to ukraine, but at the moment ukraine actually has one hand tied. the west supplied weapons to ukraine to defend itself, but said: are there strict limits on what you can do? we are in a situation where the russians can aim at ukraine, at schools, at hospitals, at... anything, and at the same time we have a situation where the ukrainians are very limited in what they are allowed to do, in particular hitting russian military bases, so as the prime minister said, it can be stopped instantly, putin can stop this war, it is a war of aggression, and if he is worried about the ukrainians striking russia, he has a very simple way to avoid it, end the war the united states lifted the ban on strikes on the territory of russia with its weapons this year, when the russian ... went on the offensive in the kharkiv region. ukraine was allowed to hit targets on russian territory, but near the border. bbc correspondent james foote on the urgent needs of the ukrainian army. only in sumy oblast and during the summer, the russians released at least 2,000 aerial bombs

and about ukraine, there was a very large bloc about ukraine and... this is what ukrainians were really waiting for, to clarify the position of both candidates regarding how they plan to build their policy around the russian war in ukraine, and the first thing we heard - these are the statements of donald trump, who said that there was no war during his four years in office, which does not correspond in fact, he continues to say that a full-scale invasion is the beginning of the russian war against ukraine, and his voters, unfortunately, also believe it, we talked to them a lot, and they also repeated that about joe biden. did not attack ukraine, which is not true. he said that he knows both putin and zelensky, and he is ready to talk to both of them, and literally with these two phone calls to decide the course of this war. he says that biden doesn't know how to talk to them, but he does it will be possible to bring both of them to the negotiating table and achieve some sort of peace. and when the presenter asked him a direct question, whether he see

to ukraine and ours nato allies. analysts predict that garis will most likely follow biden's policy with the slogan "support ukraine, and trump's foreign policy statements remain as uncertain as before." for example, his statement that he will end the war in one day raises more questions than answers. it is not entirely clear how he is going to do this. the fear , of course, is that he will do it simply by leaving ukraine, cutting off funding and forcing zelensky to leave. for negotiations at a time when putin will enjoy all the highlights of these negotiations. however, according to andrew payne, today's battlefield has changed. the ukrainians conducted a successful kurdish operation and now control a considerable russian territory, and this is a bargaining chip that will help ukraine in the negotiations, says university of london professor saint george. however, at the end of his term , president biden can somehow radically influence the situation. i would not expect any changes in position. regarding the military

principle: nothing about ukraine without ukraine, right?ely, and it fits into the logic of this korean scenario that i was talking about, because as we remember when the cessation agreement was signed after the fire in order to stop the korean war, south korean representatives actually refused to sign it, it was signed by the united states, but not by south korea. precisely because they considered the guarantees that were included in this treaty insufficient, they did not want to give up those territories, so the korean scenario involves first of all a certain agreement between the great powers, and the imposition of this agreement on those parties that are considered weaker, and the problem, as i already mentioned, is in duplicating or modeling the end the russian-ukrainian war according to the korean scenario. it is precisely that then, in this case now, the united states would have to negotiate with an aggressor, with an aggressor country whose actions they have repeatedly condemned, so if we imagine imagine that trump and vance actually

, as was the case with ukraine. georgia also survived the war, georgia also survived such great political upheavals in its country. and today, when we often talk about some kind of revenge by the russian... forces, about the fact that one, then the second, then the third public figure in ukraine starts to defend something russian, well, we start talking, listen, and what will happen after that , if, let's say, the war ends, no matter how it ends, we, we don't know how it will end, well, let's say we keep our state, of course, we believe that it will and will be but we understand very well that as soon as, relatively speaking, the active hostilities subside, these people will appear in ukraine, who even today, while they are hitting us with rockets, kill ukrainians on the front, destroy and level with simple our cities, occupying our territory, there are these people in ukraine who today are publicly ready to defend the russian world, язык, russian monuments, russian street names, russian business, even in ukraine, r

, volodymyr zelenskyi, with ultimatums to ukraine to recall the ambassador of ukraine to washington,markarov, due to the organization of a trip to the state of pennsylvania. read more about the visit of the president of ukraine to the united states. further in our plot. president volodymyr zelenskyi came to the usa to present the plan for ukraine's victory to president joe biden and us presidential candidates kamala harris and donald trump trump zelensky met with biden on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york. this was announced on the website of the president of ukraine. during the meeting, zelensky thanked biden and the united states for providing ukraine. support, got acquainted with the situation in ukraine, in particular at the front. later, on september 26, volodymyr zelenskyi announced a new aid package for ukraine from the us for 7.9 billion dollars and the introduction of sanctions against russia. i am grateful to the united states for providing the most important means to protect our people. additional patriot air defense battery, other means air defense and

she also made significant efforts to support ukraine. poland also did a lot for ukraine. to end with a decision to continue the event are understandable, but they need ukraine's support. during the pre-election debates, kamela garis strongly and repeatedly supported this idea. she criticized donald trump, arguing that he would be willing to accept flattery from dictator vladimir putin, which would harm and endanger ukraine. many ukrainians would say that they are beautiful words, but the americans should act faster and more decisively in supporting ukraine. and i agree with that. as i said, i hope the united states and great britain. will lift restrictions on ukraine's use of long-range weapons on the territory of russia. ukraine has the right to defend itself, and russia cannot expect its territory to remain safe while it attacks all of ukraine, killing civilians and terrorizing ukrainian society with rocket bombs.

i am proud to support ukraine, and i will continue to support ukraine and work to ensure that ukraine wins this war. the ukrainian people courageously defend their homes and their homeland, their freedom and their democracy. and what these meetings were like in washington, bbc correspondent janie kumach analyzes. i think that president zelensky had two main requests. firstly, it is continuous political support, and secondly, it is military. and these are the two main directions that zelensky is currently focusing on, because ukraine lacks troops, and the hard winter is about to begin. well, another important event that will happen in a little more than a month is the election of a new one. of the us president, and in relation to the military support, kyiv requires permission to use long-range missiles to strike deep into russia, and so far there has been no public permission for this, and even if these permissions were not given, no one would know about it until the ukrainians start attacking these targets. the usa provided an additional 8 billion dollars to help ukraine, and there ar

on the terms determined by ukraine.den will retain full power until the inauguration of the new president, 20 january 2025. not only does he have the right to make the decisions he thinks are right, but there is no problem with the fact that his political career will soon come to an end. so his main consideration is how any action he takes to help ukraine might affect domestic politics. usa and the outcome of the 2024 election, although biden is definitely thinking about how his decisions could affect the chances of presidential candidate harris against president trump, because americans, when it comes to electing a president, tend to be more are focused on other issues, so now biden has a relatively free hand to do what he thinks is right, he is understandably concerned about the possibility of russia escalating to the use of nuclear weapons, however... last year, when it emerged that president putin may be planning to use nuclear weapons on the battlefield, biden sent cia director bill burns to moscow to warn that in

good evening, we are from ukraine. we have already talked about the kherson region, but let me, as they say, detail: five people were injured in the kherson region as a result of russian attacks due to the dropping of explosives from enemy drones . also from the impact of the village a bus carrying passengers was hit. fortunately, none of the passengers were injured, except that in the afternoon in kherson itself , russian invaders attacked a high-rise building, shells damaged the facade of the building and the balconies without casualties, we do not have more information at the moment, i heard two, two, one strong here, and then yes , and then дальше второй вы бул тоже, он осмой, это какой 1 2 3. ukraine returned another 49 of our citizens from russian captivity, this is actually very good news for all of ukraine and most importantly for the families of these military the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, announced this good news. we are talking about soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, the national guar

time the biden administration could provide support to ukraine, when biden looked strong thanks to ukrainewed good results in the polls, trump claimed that ukraine is ... this is from july 23, a quote that ukraine is the second afghanistan, a rotten, corrupt state that should not be dealt with at all. as soon as something went wrong for biden, this is how the trumpists blocked the support package for ukraine, trump suddenly began to say that no, ukraine should be given many times more. he would say he gave ukraine 120 billion, not 60 billion, like joe. and in general, he is ready to bomb moscow and beijing, if the war started during his tenure. we can already see that biden is giving support packages, that biden... is as publicly and actively supporting ukraine as possible, that biden is actually on the horse on the ukrainian issue, and of course, that is why, as expected, trump reacted quite critically, quite radically, that is, in his unpredictability still there is certain predictability, trump also said some things about ukraine, about the russian-ukrainian war, about the fact that rus

we are hearing in ukraine. we are hearing in ukraine two _ ukraine.in ukraine two people have i ukraine. we are hearing in . ukraine two people have been killed and six injured. the attack comes as we've been hearing of the kremlin warning that the use of western—suppled long—range missiles by ukraine against targets inside russian territory would escalate the conflict to a new level. waterhouse, who's in kyiv. as ever in ukraine, politically, they don't really buy these warnings by the kremlin. i think mps are just are calling them artificial red lines which have been crossed before. they in fact accuse vladimir putin of trying to blackmail the west as it wavers in its continued support for ukraine. and that really is how it's seen here. you know, you referenced all of those discussions overseas in these parts. it is just seen as needless delay as the country continues to try and mobilise enough men to fight a costly war. so i think there is a degree of impatience here. and clearly, you know, ukraine at this moment in time is trying to improve its po

earlier , there were those who seized power in ukraine, but now it is all of ukraine. that the same russian people, which he proclaimed to be part of the great russian people, consists of traitors themselves, and this is purely stalinist approach, the people are traitors, and this is a purely horde approach, when khan could deprive the uluz of their subjectivity, resettle from one part of his own. turned upside down, starting from the fact that ukraine has no subjectivity, and the ukrainian people do not exist, and up to the point, in just over two years, that this nation should be destroyed because it does not obey us, even a logical external contradiction is covered up and covered, and you just need to understand putin, collective putin, let it be impersonal. and that collective putin in the person of simonyan, solovyov, shuigu, medvedev, anyone, this system of values, which he is currently promoting and defending, does not correspond to reality, it is distorted, it contradicts the nature of the logic of the development of events. the natural logic is that ukrainians

into ukraine.nce ukraine's attack earlier this summen _ ukraine's attack earlier this summer. additionally, ukraine has destroyed 97 russian combat aircraft _ has destroyed 97 russian combat aircraft since the start of putins— aircraft since the start of putin's full scale invasion. so over— putin's full scale invasion. so over and _ putin's full scale invasion. so over and over, putin's full scale invasion. so overand over, ukraine has stood _ overand over, ukraine has stood up _ overand over, ukraine has stood up to putin's aggression and atrocities and this coalition has ukraine's back. let coalition has ukraine's back. let me — coalition has ukraine's back. let me highlight some of the major— let me highlight some of the major recent steps forward, in july, _ major recent steps forward, in july, germany, the netherlands remaining and the united states said we — remaining and the united states said we would provide more patriot _ said we would provide more patriot air defence batteries and compo

ukraine and haris's silencing or silencing of the ongoing war in ukraine, is she doing the right thinghy does trump continue to do so? well, kamela harris, like any experienced politician, works with technology, and she clearly understands what topics are important to the american audience, her main task. whether now to win the election of the president of the united states, to stop donald trump, and it is not easy a task given the way the situation in the united states has been developing in general with this election campaign and with the way president joe biden has left and so on. i have no doubt that when, if kamalas wins the presidential election in the united states, she will be a continuation of biden's policies. perhaps ukraine will not occupy such a place in its own political. program, as ukraine occupied a place in biden's program, because ukraine was personally important to biden. as you know, he was also involved in ukraine during the time when he was the vice president of the united states in the administration of barack obama. i am not talking about his many years of care

ukraine maintains support among, support for ukraine remains popular and among a large part republicans, that is, it's, well , let's say, the republican party is divided on this issue, but we also know that ukrainians are, well, also voters, and they are voters in quite such a large number in key states, in particular in that state pennsylvania, around which this campaign to accuse ukraine actually unfolded. you said about the voters, but in general, how much is the topic of this meeting. in particular, zelenskyi and trump are discussed in american society, how much attention is paid to it by the american media, including? well, of course, this visit was covered very, very much in general, it was very rich in such and such headlines, it is rich in news, and we heard, well, it is very, let's put it this way, it is not a new amount of aid, it is everything that that was announced yesterday for 8 billion dollars, this is all about the use of this amount, which was, well, let 's say. was intended for ukraine as part of the law that was approved in april, in april of this year, but this is a

ukraine is making an unprecedented number of reforms.ms are here to implement the presented victory plan. we greatly appreciate your leadership. i also thank the united states for its bipartisan support. mr. yevgeny, how do you assess the results of zelenskyi's american tour? i think that if volodymyr zelenskyi's team did not create a certain information hype around the victory plan, then these results. it would be easier to evaluate more adequately, now many have a situation where they watched a thriller , a political thriller, as there, how to say, a servant of the people in a house of cards, well , even if it is such a short moment in time, it is enough, well, less than a week in fact, but still yesterday we believed that donald... trump would not meet with volodymyr zelenskyi, then he changed his mind. from a formal point of view, volodymyr zelenskyi has nothing to complain about, he met with biden, with garis, and with trump. but i personally have the feeling that the meaning of the peace plan has been somewhat lost behind these pol

in ukraine. well, how long can you tell me, please, how long can you live in this situation of eternal dependence? no, we need, like our neighbors to the west , to live in such a way that we are interested in how the russian federation is developing, exclusively as tourists. democracy is great, dictatorship again - we sympathize, they ate each other, we are surprised, they launched a satellite into space, great scientific potential, but we don't get away with it, we have our own language, our own history, our own decisions, our own satellites, we need such a country, which would no longer be... afraid of an attack from russia, and which approved b decisions about their future, without paying attention to these processes that are taking place in... the state, which our territories were a part of for so long. we should depend on our own capabilities, not on how russian history will change. tingling, numbness, bother you? the dolgit antineuro complex helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous

the world does not understand what it has today get ukraine and where ukraine should be, in which coordinatem? don't be afraid of russia, don't be afraid of their so-called red button, do n't be afraid that a drone will fly somewhere, ugh, don't be afraid that putin will threaten someone, because if you are so afraid, well, i'm sorry, at such rates the russian army can stand at all somewhere on... near poland, if that is what we are afraid of absolute evil. "the realization that this is absolute evil, or tolerance, which in principle is very, well, let's say this, a feature of western civilized societies, tolerance for everything, and, unfortunately, very often misunderstanding that behind white and fluffy can be bloody and toothy, by the way, you mentioned such about the film that you and i discussed last monday, i cannot help quoting, lord forgive me, one of the russian opposition women, bright ones, however, the godmother is also putin’s, if i’m not mistaken, sabchak writes, a russian documentary filmmaker cannot show his film shot from the russian side at the festival with an anti-war me

the russian authorities blamed ukraine for the attack.al kilometers from the ukrainian border to the moscow region. so if ukrainian weapons can fly deep into the territory of the russian federation, why does ukraine ask for this permission from its allies? this is what we are talking about today. this is svoboda ranok. my name is bohdan logunov. we begin. tonight it became known that the netherlands allowed ukraine to use its own weapons, including f-16 aircraft, for attacks on the territory of russia. the country's defense minister says the netherlands will not impose any distance restrictions and calls on partners to do the same. ukraine is waiting for the same permission, primarily from the usa and germany. the white house continues to repeat that the us position has not changed. trying to push the white house to remove restrictions on the use of weapons in... official kyiv at the end of the summer, he submitted a list of military targets in russia that he plans to strike, but there is still no response. in general, the main intrigue i

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, the world, the war, and our victory. let's talk, of course, about zelenskyi's american tour. today zelenskyi met with trump, yesterday with... biden and harris, what happened there and what are the prospects for the perception of zelenskyi's victory plan in washington. well, in addition, let's talk about the internal problems that exist in ukraine, and in particular, regarding the production of weapons, and regarding the next election campaign, which may take place, as the british publication the economist writes, in 2025. during the whole broadcast we have. there will be several groups of guests, in the first part of our program there will be yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, general serhiy krivonos and aviation expert valery romanenko. in the second part of our program, which will begin in exactly one hour, we will have jou

we, first of all, want su'. of ukraine, a ukraine that would decide its own future, a ukraine whose peoplee their own path of development, their alliances, their opportunity to develop on this land on which they live. if you think about it, all that conflict in the epicenter of which we are, not even the last 10 years, but one can say the last centuries, since the time of mazeb. since the time of petliura, since the time of bandera, this conflict is connected with the fact that the ukrainian people are not given the opportunity to develop the way he wants to develop, that they are constantly trying to prove to ukrainians that their free choice interferes with someone, that in order to live peacefully, they do not have the right to their own civilizational and national voice, and this is one of... the most obvious manipulations , which the ukrainian people have faced throughout their history, i am sure that the ukrainians, and this is what this war is about, will prove their right to choose their own path in their future history, and will prove that what happened in the past was a preparati

to fight for ukraine? here the question is also how the current government behaves and the representatives, including the verkhovna rada of ukraine, here is a fresh example of how the people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people andriy odarchenko, who is accused of trying to bribe the leadership, restoration agency, which was once headed by mustafa. the loan disappeared, the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office suspects that it fled abroad. odarchenko, who , according to the investigation, offered $50,000 to rent for the placement of money for the restoration of one of the higher education institutions, and i understand that odarchenko had an interest there, and the sap initiated the collection into state revenue. 15 million hryvnias bail, which the deputy previously paid, that is, he was accused of trying to bribe a state official, he was released on bail and bail this has already been brought to the state, well, the impression is that he paid off and went abroad. literally three w

of ukraine. i would prefer to take all these assets, because it is about 280 or 300 billions of dollars and use them. to help ukraine. the alternative agreed upon by the g7 is to transfer to ukraine at least the interest earned on these immobilized assets. of course, this is not a bad amount, but apart from them, i would continue to insist on using the entire amount of frozen russian assets for ukraine's needs. this is what the us and europe can do. the second thing we can do is to increase the pressure on the sale of russian oil. price limits at which russia can sell its own oil is very expensive for her, but she finds ways. enter this sanction. we must focus our efforts on limiting russia's financial capabilities through the oil and gas sector and other sources of income. it is important to find effective ways to reduce their income, in particular, by imposing additional sanctions and creating obstacles to the sale of oil. as for third countries such as china that are troop suppliers. this will

and in support of ukraine.the first series of decisions has already begun, this is additional funding, it was 375. dollars yesterday, and for missiles for f-16s, ukrainian f-16s, such serious aerial bombs, with a serious distance, let it be no more than 110 km, but this too not bad, because just with f-16s too, they can and should be launched by our armed forces, this is before the training of additional ukrainian pilots next year in the united states, that is 18, to be precise, the united states will train additional pilots. in addition, to those of our aces who were trained in romania and other countries, this is already a package that has been announced, but starting today, i think that the president of the united states will announce additional billion steps of funding for additional patriot systems, missiles for patriot, no less more important than the battery itself, because it's no secret that we need especially our anti-aircraft defense is an additional reserve of combat. a set of missiles for air defen

glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes! glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes! glory to ukraine! heroes! glory! welcome back guys! thank you! i am so glad to hear your voices. don't worry, i'm now in ukraine, on my native land. and to the situation in the regions. the russian occupiers continue to raid kherson and the region. two people were injured due to shelling of the city. the enemy attacked the dnipro district with drones. as a result of the impact, a 55-year-old man, who was in the car at the time, was injured. he was in serious condition and was hospitalized with an explosive device craniocerebral injuries and shrapnel wounds. reported in the city military administration. the enemy also threw explosives on public transport, wounding a 47-year-old bus driver. two more people were injured in the kherson region. the russians dropped explosives from a drone on berislav. a one-year-old local resident received multiple injuries. he is in the hospital. also , a 57-year-old resident of stanislav was injured by an enemy drone, the regional military administration reported. russian