ukraine. the first is what putin continues to say about that it is the west that is responsible for the outbreakf the war in ukraine, that it is the west that led to the military escalation on the territory of ukraine. that is, we see that and further, at least for the domestic public, the russian president creates a parallel reality in his speeches, which in in no way corresponds to the fact corresponds to the reality and the second point, which is also news for us, we hear again that in the picture of the world of vladimir putin, ukraine is not a subject, is not a state as such, but cannot be a player and cannot be an interlocutor at possible peace negotiations , or at least an equal interlocutor, that is, in fact, it follows from what volodymyr kuzin said today that if he dared to engage in serious international negotiations, the leaders of the united states, great britain, and nato representatives, but not ukraine , should be at the negotiating table ukraine itself has been holding back the advance of his army for 8 months and today is the only country in the world that is generally capable

together to try to do everything possible but i see how much has already been done in support of ukraine putinnnot win this war he will not win because we have our own army and we have your help and support thank you for we are debating about putin's threats to use nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, do you personally think that he is serious, amen , putin's style is to destabilize our societies, he knows exactly what is needed for this, he knows what kind of reaction to expect, in particular, from german society after nuclear threats, or is he that seriously let's see if we should listen and retreat oh never and we should stand firm especially watching the situation in ukraine and not let his words stop us really the potential consequences for putin and russia will be serious and significant and they will destroy not only him but also many of his allies in russia. i think that the president of the prc also told putin about this. i believe that there is a certain red line and this red line is definitely the use of nuclear weapons by ukraine. i am almost sure that this is a l

that our president, arriving from the ball, would demonstrate against the backdrop of putin's disregard for ukraine'sbe it's different, i just don't understand why i'm there. information appeared that the assistant to the president of the russian federation, forgive me . ushakov announced the format of putin's participation in the international forum in november, including regarding the big 20. we'll have a long time and see , especially meanwhile, post- soviet elders led by putin have gathered in astana and are deciding something, that is, we will monitor it, but at the same time, the already mentioned joe biden said that putin had miscalculated and made a mistake with ukraine in cnn interview eh. he said that he considers vladimir putin a rational politician who seriously miscalculated during the invasion of ukraine. i think he is a rational player who seriously miscalculated. this is a quote from biden. well, biden called putin's goals in ukraine ridiculous, listen to what he says if you listen to the speech he gave after this decision to invade he talked about the fact that he should be the leade

these are not the people who will leave ukraine because of putin's threats, they will find a way to fightim back to avoid a war between the united states and russia, but continuing to support ukraine in its struggle for its freedom, president zelenskyy said very clearly that he will not negotiate with putin while he is in office, but he does not give up hope that perhaps there are some alternative formulas, we were all extremely surprised by elon musk, who began to show himself in diplomacy. it was extremely ridiculous and comical and humiliating both for mr. mask and for our country. have demonstrated their resilience but there may be some other additional diplomatic options, first of all, putin threatens nuclear weapons because the russian position is weak, it is weak because ukraine has shown that is capable of militarily confronting russia and has now gone on the offensive, putin's position is weak because the west has not crumbled and continues to stand steadfastly on the side of ukraine, so putin has already suffered a strategic defeat with his threats, he wants to bridge the gap be

we have to understand that the border -- it does not end in ukraine. if putin were successful in ukraine, do we think you will stop there? we know better. we know he has his sights set on reestablishing the soviet empire. this is not a once and done incursion of ukraine, that is why we have to have our constituents and policymakers be invested for the long-term. sen. shaheen: as thom says, it is not just about our public and what is happening with the war. our adversaries are watching very carefully. china is watching, iran is watching, north korea is watching. there is a lot riding on the outcome of this. making that case to the voters of new hampshire is something that is very important. i know thom is making in north carolina. we need to point out what americans have at stake in this war. nick: senator tillis, as you talk to people in north carolina , i wonder if anyone has questioned whether the war is worth it. i also want you to connect that with the idea of -- we talked about long-term support for ukraine. but is there any further punishment the u.s. cou

ukraine. vladimir putin unleashing new and deadly attacks across ukraine. hitting civilian targetss and critical infrastructure. president biden speaking with world leaders. and the president is asked today, is putin a rational actor? ian pannell in ukraine. >>> here at home tonight, the alarming images. the children rushed from a day care center. at least one child unconscious. the carbon monoxide emergency. >>> breaking news tonight involving former president trump what the d saying about trump's appeal to the supreme court over those classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> the major turn in the case that made national headlines. a man in prison for 23 years freed, the charges dropped tonight. and what we learned today about key new dna evidence, all of this after his story got national attention on the "serial" podcast. >>> tonight, the news on covid in the u.s. what they're expecting this fall and winter. what doctor ashish jha westerned today, and we'll have what the doctor said right here and what he's now su

in these negotiations on conditions that are obviously not favorable for ukraine. putin'sin these negotiations stop konturingustuplenie voorujyonnyh forces of ukraine to achieve no truce and er keep under its control as long as possible the captured territories, that is, as far as i understand putin a understood that piskov's statements to the west do not act, you need to take the situation into your own hands and he himself begins to speak from the west to convey his position yes this is exactly how piskov spoke putin will not be warmed up so that this strategy will be implemented, mr. mykola. now , please, comment on the information that appeared a few days ago, and even more today , even the institute wrote about it, the institute of the study of war wrote in its daily report, this is what i have in mind, information about the head of chechnya, ramzan kadyrov, and the leader of the founder, eh, hmm, eh, hmm, i forgot what the name of bozhe vagnyk or chevyka wagner , the founder of prigozhin and they is, first kadyrov wrote to himself on the social network well, such an

it will continue to provide ukraine conventional weapons. if putin -- the u.s. would respond by giving the ukraine more conventional weapons. ♪

noted that ukraine has already provided military support for almost 17 billion dollars, while important aid packages were provided by various partner countries, we see with what cruelty putin conducts his war, we see how all the rules of war are being destroyed, this full-scale war against the civilian population of ukraine, we see that putin is not hitting military targets, the recent mass attack hit even more civilians and united countries around the world even more, so today we gathered here to defend the inalienable right of ukrainians to self-defense and to restore the energy infrastructure the european investment bank transferred 550 million euros to ukraine, the prime minister of ukraine denys shmagal said, the funds will help, in particular, cover the costs of repairing damaged energy infrastructure facilities and support the stability of the ukrainian power grid in general in two months, as part of the european commission's emergency support package, ukraine received over one billion euros and four and a half billion dollars will be allocated by the united states to ukraine to support the state budget , us treasury secretary janet ellen stated this during a meetin

so a ukraine is not taking, of course, these words seriously and herbs. lensky has been very clear in his address to day that he will be ready to talk to russia only off to putin. russia has vetoed a un security council resolution condemning moscow's illegal annexations in ukraine . the vote in the 15 member body was 14, and one against with china, india, brazil ant gabon abstaining. the resolution also claimed, also called for an immediate hold to moscow's invasion and demanded the unconditional withdrawal of russian forces. short western allies were quick to respond to moscow's land grub with more sanctions against rushing individuals and companies. us president joe biden said the us and nato would not be intimidated by vladimir putin. american allies are not going man, are not going to be intimidated or not going to be intimidated by putting in his reckless words or threats. he's not going to scare us and he does in or intimidate his tunes. actions are a sign. he's struggling. shamrock 18. the put on this morning showing the unity and you know, as people holding hands together on the united states is never going to recognize us. quite frankly, the world's n

well, he, i mean putin, also said about whether the russians will continue to carry out massive missile strikes on critical infrastructure objects of ukraine listening to putin directly from astana . Мастиромных ударов is now in the second task, because 29 objects, in my opinion, were not hit, as it was planned by the russian suzare, but the declared president of belarus offers to search peaceful ways to end the russian war in ukraine, although, of course, he calls it not a war but a conflict , so in an interview with the american tv channel nbc, the former head of a collective farm says that everyone is interested in peace in ukraine, and suggests that the united states of america be more actively involved, even more grigorovich said that putin would repeatedly offer options for getting out of the current situation. well, then the quote was simply announced. it seems that they don't want to listen to him now, but it would be worth it. well, let's do it anyway let's listen to what else he announced and said in an interview with the nbc channel. what about nuclear weapons, but what kind of weapons are they created for? federations in this c

ukraine and she is safe and sound. we were all struck by the news that putin is claiming ukraine wants to use a 13 bomb. why is putin saying that? -- to use a dirty bomb. why is putin saying that? tori a: when it comes to statements in regards to who is planning to do what, we have agreed that it is the russian regime wanting to do that. it is the ruler -- putin regime considering using it. the real question is why he wants to use the dirty bomb. what is the objective? victoria: ukraine is winning the war and problems ongoing in russia. they demand revenge for the losses of military equipment and not achieving goals that were clearly communicated. so the dirty bomb is the means to create significant damage for ukraine and this can be done by attacking and using nuclear. but the power plant, we have not just the power plant but nuclear fuel. and this facility is used for peace and not war time. yesterday a statement was made that russia is doing operations and no one from the ukrainian side has access to the site. they could create a disaster in the territory of the nuclear power plants and will cause maj

that the attack on kyiv in particular and the massive attack on ukraine in general was a response to the incident on the kerch bridge. putinnnot but ask you what it was like on the kerch bridge, we are working with an unknown for sure and certain from those sources, including those coming from the aggressor country, it could be clashes between the relevant and law enforcement agencies on the territory of the russian federation in any case, the fact that this became some kind of reason for a massive strike, it was done artificially in order to blame ukraine, it could not be ukraine . well, i am not involved in making such decisions, but from the fact that one of the versions are that these were showdowns between the law enforcement agencies of all russia. you personally have a history related to crimea, so it is interesting how you perceived the footage of the explosion on the kerch bridge in one of such ideological pillars of russian politics or brings our victory closer and contributes to the prospect of winning it as soon as possible is useful. therefore, everything that is happening and er promotes us to victory is of c

ukraine's winter. i am as worried about the winter mr. putin has in mind for europe. will not be as hard for the european nations as far ukraine, but the goal is not to destroy their capabilities, it is to separate their people from their governments and to dissolve the support from european nations for ukraine. so the winter has come already to ukraine. winter is still coming to europe , and what we've got to do is to fight to keep our support solid for ukraine through what we know mr. putin is already doing, blowing up his own power plants, cutting cables, changing energy arrangements. he is going to try to separate europe for its rib -- support for ukraine. debra: one thing on the energy side i was thinking about is there are some excellent mobile grade technology out there. we saw it used in lebanon when has full a -- hezbollah started cutting off support. we could look at whether this mobile grade technology could be brought to ukraine to deliver electricity to places that may have been cut off from the overall power grid infrastructure. that is one thought. the

that some putin advisors in russia are pushing back on him, dismayed by a lack of progress in ukraine, putinwn security council the former president is calling on putin to do more to dismantle the zelensky regime in ukraine. >> what you are seeing before your eyes here is his attempt to defeat the ukrainian people. he is attempting to crush their will and their support. obviously when he fired 84 missiles on monday morning in 24 drone strikes it was a huge step in that direction. >> president biden says we again call on russia to end this unprovoked aggression immediately and remove its troops from ukraine. that is a call he has made many, many times but putin has not listened. dana. >> dana: i see the landscapers are back today. >> it's not landscaping. it is like a big vacuum. they are doing something under the driveway and it is vacuuming would be the operative word. >> dana: vacuuming in the swamp. all right, peter great, thank you. >> bill: thank you, peter. lieutenant general keith kellogg, co- chair for the center of american security at america first institute, fox news contributor.

which may be why putin needs backup and fast. president zelenskyy of ukraine accusing putin of having to now rely on a key ally. >> translator: russia is trying to involve belarus deeper into this war, spreading rumors that we allegedly are ready to attack belarus. and clearly defactor belarus is already involved in this war. >> today we have new video from belarus, and it shows military equipment on the move. tanks and equipment as the ukrainian soldier on the front lines writes, quote, we are actively preparing for a massive attack and the joining of belarus to hostilities. in just a moment i'll speak to the belarusian opposition leader who says the situation there is dramatic now. i want to begin tonight with our fred pleitgen live in kyiv. our matthew chance is also in moscow. another day of a barrage of rocket attacks to ukraine from russia. >> it started around 8:30 that the first air raid alarms went off. and it was in force in the ukrainian capital for about five hours. during that time what has been in the past two days was that there was barely anybo

in ukraine will mean the defeat of nato, the defeat of putinll determine the victory of ukraine, i will already add statement and politics and uh and diplomat stoneberg in any case he should be the one and she means that nato is still determined and in cholera and will prove by their actions that putin will not win the statement of the secretary general of nato which you mentioned today's i want to say that this is an extremely strong political statement. it has two components in addition to what you quoted. as far as i remember, secretary general stoltenberg emphasized at the same time that nato is not a party, but from these two positions, we are coming from one side too much, and i think all nato members perfectly understand that bearing in mind the resource that nato member states and the vast majority of nato member states have from the very beginning of large-scale aggression this year and partially since 2014 in the main political sense provided support to ukraine and the political catheterization of this conflict by nato does not cause

united states to help ukraine and the kremlin confirmed missile strikes on the territory of ukraine yes president putin that russia struck military facilities and energy infrastructure of ukraine with high-precision long-range weapons. putin said that ukraine was fired at the proposal of the ministry of defense and according to the plan of the general staff. with such actions, the russian president is trying to stay in power, according to an american military analyst in the former commander of the us army in europe, general bengotz for wanted, i think president putin wanted to strike back because it is humiliating that the ukrainian forces could have hit the kerch bridge and damaged it if we assume that this is what they did, but the effect of the strike from disabling the kerch bridge is of great importance for russian logistics operations, while these attacks on civilian targets in ukrainian cities are another condemnation of this very loudly from all over the world he is killing innocent people regarding the potential escalation before winter comes here there are two aspects first what we see from r

resolved, fake referendums of the occupiers, ukrainian trophies of russian equipment and ukraine, after putin'sthis week, these topics were on the front pages of international publications, read more about ukraine in the world media, see in the review, they threatened with kalashnikov assault rifles, so the norwegian newspaper avtenpostyn writes about the referendums in the occupied territories of ukraine, in particular, the journalists of the publication are trying to understand why putin spent a lot of resources on their holding moscow is in a hurry to complete the annexation of the fake agreement of four regions has already been announced material on the course of the referendum in the occupied territories is published by the italian courier delasser russia forces ukrainians to fight against their own british newspaper daily this week's e-mail writes about the falsification of the results of illegal referendums in ukraine, the publication publishes the testimony of ukrainians who were able to escape from the occupied kherson region, one of them, oksana, due to refusal to cooperate, the woman

however, we have to prepare ukraine for winter. because putin is targeting ukrainian civilian infrastructure, and he will keep attacking our thermal power plants to make sure ukraine didn't have heat and didn't have electricity. this was predictable. and we were asking for quite a long time our allies, including in the u.s., about the need to provide ukraine with air defense systems and fighter jets. modern generation, fourth generation fighter jets. these are the systems which can, should russian missiles and shoot russian drones. basically it's already seven months of war. we are not demanding no-fly zone anymore. nato is clear that it will not impose a no-fly zone. but ukraine could have received all of this military equipment to impose our own no-fly zone. it's critical right now. we need to protect our critical infrastructure to order to go into this water with heat, with electricity, and with food. . >> and daria, food is such a key issue. how is the winter with dire need for food going to -- you know, how are you going to do that? >> it's

it will be a place for putin in russia after ukraine wins this war to say i think that putin took a big risk the damage he caused to russia is exactly the damage he caused to ukraine it is a colossal theater russia was not attacked on its territory but it lost tens of thousands of people and the economy it will only worsen, as will the economy of ukraine, but ukraine will have a chance to recover thanks to foreign aid, who is not going to help russia in particular, and as long as putin is an international pariah , it will be very difficult to establish relations and in the end the world, so we can hope that he is the leader of many russian experts and none of them have a clear scenario of how this can happen and how can it be done in our countries if you make such mistakes props eh to iz eh dictatorship putin controls the security force so we'll see what will happen next ? i think that there may be a fire for russia. exit in case the current measures do not bring him results and my last question to you for today is who is putin, in essence he is a spy, of course not a military man; they

address touched on the many challenges facing germany and europe in light of russia's war in ukraine. putin, he said, had speculated on the west weakness, but he had been proven wrong. shoulds read a rate of germany's unwavering commitment to keith and defendant. what many, including ukraine's president, criticized as a sluggish 1st response. still some say the german government could be doing more. when all our sholtes took center stage and the bonus tag, he spoke in front of the german parliament. but his message was directed toward a wider audience. but worcester anglophone of deliberate attacks against civilians, a war crimes on was glass, was that even this scorched earth tactic won't help russia when the war that missed her from the intrigue to given. it will only strengthen the resolve and perseverance of ukraine and his partners. ukraine will successfully defend himself and will support it as long as necessary, afforded a message. a majority of parliamentarians in the bond is tactic re with. in fact, many here believe germany should do even more. of course the chancellor and the gov

ukraine. there are missiles hitting and unfortunately there are dead and wounded." the attacks were apparent retaliation happening just one day after vladimir putinmed ukraine for destroying a key bridge linking crimea with russia. this is also prompted. he will make good on nuclear threats. president biden brought that fear state side when he said in a closed-door democratic fund-raiser last week at the prospect of armageddon is upon us. here's former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> first off, those comments were reckless. i think even more importantly they demonstrate maybe one of the greatest foreign policy failures over the last decades. when you hear president talking about armageddon as a random thought, just musing at a fund-raiser, that the terrible risk to the american people. speak of the white house has defended the comment but added that it wasn't based on new intel. >> i think it was accurately reflecting the fact that the states are very high right now. his comments were not based on new or fresh intelligence or need indications that mr. putin has made a decision to use nuclear weapons. quite frankly, we don't have any indication

ukraine tonight. and you'll see the new and h harrowing images right here. a family rescued following a russian missile attack. and tonight, who vladimir putin has now arrested for that bridge explosion. ian pannell in ukraine. and here in the u.s. tonight, two americans on their capture in ukraine by russian-backed forces. they describe what they say was done to them in captivity. whit johnson with the interview. >>> tonight, two navy officers and a doctor reprimanded in the ket of a navy s.e.a.l. trainee. the new report tonight revealing his cause of death and martha raddatz is here. >>> the former rookie officer now facing felony charges tonight after shooting that teenager while eating a burger in his car outside a mcdonald's. the officer now surrendering. the teen on life support. >>> tonight, the chilling testimony from a member of the oath keepers describing what he witnessed the night before january 6th, saying he witnessed a hotel room near d.c. with more weapons than he had seen since he was in the military. terry moran standing by tonight. >>> in philadelphia, three s.w.a.t. officers shot. what we've learned tonight. >>> the nfl s

moved towards the western border of ukraine after february 24 and sought their refuge outside ukraine. putind that he wants to see such a picture again, because he probably achieved that the people who were planning to return to ukraine after these massive rocket attacks probably thought about whether do we have to wait? it is very important that we definitely do not panic, but that we instill faith in our people that here in ukraine we have to build a safe life and we can do everything in ukraine, and the fact that these shellings have taken place since monday. i am convinced that putin pursued his own plan. well, it is certainly not a small but sufficiently mercantile plan. i am convinced that those in russia who planned the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge those who in russia carried out the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge definitely wanted a monopoly on putin's power and putin responded for the account of ukraine and returned the muscovite, perhaps this is their wish to count how they live like this. and as for the bourgeois, i understand that you mean the statement of the m

new video of a raging fire in eastern ukraine and vladimir putin's new threat tonight when it comes to american satellites. abc's tom soufi burridge in kyiv. >> reporter: as the battle rages in ukraine, vladimir putin tonight blasting the west and warning of the most dangerous and unpredictable decade since the end of world war ii. and after weeks of making nuclear threats, tonight, putin denying he would conduct a nuclear attack, saying there is no need. but putin repeating his baseless claim that ukraine is preparing to detonate a dirty bomb containing radioactive material on its own territory. western officials fear russia could then launch its own attack and blame ukraine. defense secretary austin today saying the u.s. has no intelligence russia is planning to detonate a dirty bomb, but adding -- >> russian aggression does pose an immediate and sharp threat to our interests and values. >> reporter: and today, for the first time, russia threatening to strike american satellites in space. if the u.s. becomes more heavily involved in ukraine. the white house warning it would respond i

it implemented a level of sanctions that could not have been expected before putin's attack on ukraine. putinid not expect it regarding this regarding the use of nuclear weapons by putin will not we do not know the same weak reaction, because the use of nuclear weapons has never happened, we do not know whether it will be considered as the use of a nuclear weapon by a nuclear state against a non-nuclear one, with possible military consequences on the part of the nuclear countries, or whether it will be a different reaction. i would like us to it was not checked because the world after that , if putin uses nuclear weapons for everything, will look completely different than before, so i don’t have an answer to this question, but i always said that since the war started, nothing it will not be like before the war, the main task of any state is to prevent the war, but when the war started, the war will be any - there can be any consequences, and it is necessary to clearly understand that we are not members of nato and are not members of nato in this situation, because we had a period when we coul

ukraine, troops. the authorities are going to leave kherson. well , putin is introducing martial law in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine. mr. oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military and legal research mr. oleksandr good day good health to you thank you for joining our broadcast good health congratulations so, mr. oleksandr, a meeting of the security council of the russian federation took place today, and information was made public about the introduction of martial law in the temporarily occupied kherson, zaporizhzhya, donetsk, and luhansk oblasts of ukraine. in the zaporozhye regions, before their entry into the social system of russia, a regime of martial law operated. and now we need to formalize this regime already within the framework of russian legislation therefore, a decree was signed on the introduction of martial law in these 4 subjects of the russian federation , well, that is, putin once again emphasized that the occupied regions or partially occupied regions of ukraine are, as he says, subjects of the russian fede

ten people are dead and dozens more injured after vladimir putin ordered several strikes across ukrainen damaged a cre bridge linking crimea and russia. and damaged infrastructure. several regions are now without power after russian missiles slammed critical energy plants. cnn has every angle of this developing story covered. frederik pleitgen is in kyiv and international security editor nick payton walsh is in dnipro. you and your team heard several blasts this morning. i know there have been air raids as well. give us a sense of what things look like right now because these are images we haven't seen since the very early days of this invasion right there in the country's capital. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly what it felt like, as the air raid sirens were going off in the early morning hours of today and we felt the first impact and herd the first impact, i woul

ukraine. but that is putin's only desperate hope right now. even for the 1st time, a majority of russians say that they favor opening peace talks with ukraine. that is, according to a poll by the independent lavonda center. the great of support for this is among young adults who also happened to oppose putin's mobilization of reservists. the most, did you see these trends reflected in any of putin's comments to day? a put putin says he's open for negotiation. but the only problem with his negotiation that he's open for is he wants to negotiate, to say that he gets all the ukranian territory that he's already occupied. that's not negotiable. and so, so everything that he's some, i mean, he's now sounding like kind of a weak, desperate man saying he wants to negotiate in getting various proxies to say that there should be nego creation and, and getting people to criticize ukraine saying they're not negotiating course or not negotiating on the terms, and he set out that the terms that, that should be negotiated are a full withdrawal of russia and

attacked ukraine putin aggressor men women children again genes in front of the tv could not move from the chair and watched everything very carefully on the 24th i heard a loud explosion in our yard i heard the sounds of explosions there will be a son over kiev he says mom mom war wake up thousands of refugees are on the border with ukraine and poland i decided i had to do something i had to help and i was sure i could do something good now i saw a lot of tears for the first time when i was at the station i saw a lot of tears i see this this supernatural insecurity in the eyes and faces of people at the station, i cried a lot. i tried not to let them see me in this state anymore because i wanted to cheer people up. i don't think anyone can imagine what it means to leave your country in a matter of minutes and immediately or after 3 -4-5 days to find myself in another completely unfamiliar country. i was very angry with putin. i couldn't believe it . no, i needed to see in general what condition they were a

ukraine. he told putin just days before and now infamous security council meeting that the u.s. was using ukraine as a platform to destabilize russia and undermine it. he told putin we are -- our task is to defend russian sovereignty and territorial integrity. he has the most eloquent and to do. russia's om elite aghast they are perhaps content to let the war room belong wite, they o divert trade goods from china and india in avoidance of western sanctions but that is becoming ever more difficult. that is seeing putin's territory. that is not just a loss to his popularity, it is kind of a loss to his standing within the elite. >> putin has been going to great lengths to place the blame for russian defeats on his defense minister but he is the commander and chief of the russian armed forces. our people starting to point fingers at him? >> we have seen some reporting out of the u.s. from some colleagues who said putin was personally taking command of the army that he was actually issuing orders himself to. trying to make himself into the day-to-day operations. at some point it will

be no coexistence there is no need to even prepare for it russia will do everything to destroy ukraine putinast its severity putin's russia and the ukrainians will do everything to fight back because, as i have already told you, during this conversation, ukrainians have the opportunity to either fight back or disappear as a nation, it is impossible to live next to the russians, even as a loyal and vassal people, because for the russians does not have a people, this is the time for the final solution of the ukrainian question, as hitler once did the jewish question. so do not expect that the future of belarus will remain until belarus depends solely on what russia will be like if authoritarian russia falls in belarus there is an absolutely normal perspective of a democratic european state that may even become a part of the european family faster than ukraine due to the fact that the belarusian economy is not as destroyed and crippled as the ukrainian economy during the war if a democratic government comes to power in belarus and the ties between belarus and russia will be completely severed,

everything possible, but i see how much has already been done in the framework of supporting ukraine, putin cannot win this war and the synod he will not win because we have our own army and we have your help and support thank you for that talk about putin's threats to use nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, do you personally think that he is serious about putin's intention to destabilize our societies, he knows exactly what business is needed for this, what kind of reaction can we expect, in particular from of german society after the nuclear threats, will he seriously see it or should we listen and step back oh never and we should stand firm especially watching the situation in ukraine and not let his words stop us but the potential consequences for putin and russia will be serious and significant and they will destroy not only him, but also many of his allies in russia, i think that the head of the people's republic of china also told putin about this and, er, air of the publish i believe that there is a certain red line and this red line is indisputable the use of nuc

the latest attacks on the critical infrastructure and energy infrastructure of ukraine, e.e., how will they regulate putin'shreats to apply nuclear weapons gas blackmail well, what will ukraine's path to the european union actually be, let's see in the interview of yuriy fizer. greetings. my name is yuriy fizer. the relations between ukraine and the european union. achievements and what we still need to work on in order to form this union between us and for ukraine to be as possible as possible. soon came out to the european family about this and other things. i will talk to my today's guest. this is mrs. viola von kramon. a member of kenya, the german alliance of the 90s, the green party from 2009 to 2013, she was a member of the bundestag and in 2019 was elected to of the european parliament congratulations ms. von kramon thank you for joining us today i sincerely thank you for inviting me again so let's start with the fact that on october 10 we saw another change in the nature of the russian war in ukraine russia fired missiles at us and it was the largest attack since the beginning of the war in februar

. >> seven months into russia's invasion of ukraine, the war has reached a tipping point. facing battlefield losses, putin is conscripting hundreds of thousands of russian citizens and making fresh nuclear threats... ...as new reports of war crimes emerge, including torture, mass killings, and children forcibly taken from their families to russia. oksana markarova is the ukrainian ambassador to the united states. >> when i see genocide and when i see crimes against humanity, i know what it is. >> a key part of her mission -- how to drum up more military support and aid from the united states and allies. >> a crime has been committed against ukraine, and we demand just punishment. >> what does ukrainian ambassador to the united states oksana markarova, say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is proded by... >> ambassador markarova, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you for having me. >> this weekend marked seven months of war for your country. i'd like to ask you what the number-one message you have for the american people about ukrainian r

issue is being discussed in washington, that is, as far as we understand, putin wants to keep the occupied territories of ukraine behind him and after that start a big bargain, and most likely a similar scenario can begin to be implemented in the spring next year, because before that putin wants to commit another act, a huge genocidal act against the ukrainian population at one time, the bolsheviks organized in there is a famine in ukraine now. putin may try to organize a famine, so they are simply destroying our energy structure. it is obvious that putin's plan is constantly changing. at first, his plan was to change the government in kyiv quickly with small losses, capture the city, and then include ukraine in russia. all his statements about that the expansion of nato poses a threat to russia were only to confuse us and weaken our determination to resist and help ukraine this plan failed, we know this thanks to the amazing struggle of the ukrainian people, as well as due to the russians' lack of proper training or their wrong plans, in the end, putin began to bombard ukrainian troops and cities with long-rang

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russia since 2014 how part of russia has much more historical and cultural ties to russia than to ukraine putinill no doubt view the offensive in crimea as a war on russian territory? i think it's time to ask some critical questions. what is america's strategy in ukraine, what is our goal, considers it is impossible to send money to ukraine without answers to these questions , the voter will not understand a month before the midterm congressional elections, sources report to themselves, the investigation found out that the younger biden is his uncle james their business associates violated money laundering tax laws and foreign government lobbying. and this is another blow to the democrats on the eve of the midterm elections, federal agents, rummaging through the computer of the president's son hunter in that laptop from hell, seem to have found enough evidence to indict the president's son. a considerable prison term may await, unless, of course, the prosecutor of biden's native state in dellaver approves the charge of money davydov maxim kolpakchi and denis sokolov lead joe biden is too old to

ukraine. another argument we use here is that it is cheaper to stop putin in ukraine than it is in nato. >> absolutely, and if putin succeeds in ukraine, he won't stop there. and in the baltic states would focus on establishing a transit route from motherland russia to the russia claims. it is clearly in the u.s. national self interest to bring a quick end to this war. >> how long do you think it is going to last? >> i don't know, but my concern is that it will be a prolonged conflict, because that may signal that the war has developed and be in putin's interest. by staying in ukraine, he can we can ukraine and he can prevent actually comprehensive rebuilding of ukraine. that is why i am concerned about a prolonged conflict. there is only one acceptable outcome, all russians out of ukraine. we shouldn't give putin an offramp, he should just withdraw. >> can he withdraw at this point? is there any way out? >> of course. it would just withdraw all forces. >> politically? >> politically it would be difficult. that is why he may feel cornered and that is why we should take seriously his nuclear threats, b

attention today we will talk about putin's nuclear blackmail, a top topic that is currently worrying many, will the russian dictator dare to organize a nuclear apocalypse in ukraine, are ukrainians worth it is to worry and how to save yourself if putin presses the red button on all these questions, we will look for an answer to all these questions together with experts and analyze possible scenarios, so the horror will be nothing , it will not be like a sieve, i will strike at on the territory of ukraine, any use of nuclear weapons entails a retaliatory strike. such a bomb shelter can save, including from a nuclear explosion, there is all the necessary equipment , places for people, supplies of food and water, so you may not be able to leave or run to the pharmacy for drugs on the basis of iodine let's try to figure out whether it is worth panicking at all, maybe the kremlin is counting on this very thing from the beginning of a large-scale russian invasion of ukraine putin pulls out a nuclear stick from his pocket for the third time already in february, the minister defense minister shoigu reported to his own master that russia's nuclear forces were on high aler

issue is discussed in washington, that is, to what extent we understand that putin wants to keep the occupied territories of ukraine and after that start a big bargain and most likely a similar scenario can begin to be realized in the spring of next year because before that putin wants to commit another act, a huge genocidal act against the ukrainian population, at one time the bolsheviks organized the holodomor in ukraine now putin may try to organize a cold war, so they simply destroy our energy structure, it is obvious that putin's plan is constantly changing, at first his plan was to therefore, to change the power in kyiv in a flash with small losses, capture the city and then include ukraine in russia, all his statements that the expansion of nato poses a threat to russia were only to confuse us and weaken our determination to resist and help ukraine , this plan failed we know this thanks to the amazing struggle of the ukrainian people and also due to the russians' lack of proper training or their wrong plans, in the end putin started bombing ukrainian troops and cities with artillery long-range, then the usa

that our president, arriving at the ball, demonstrated against the background of ignoring putin, support for ukrainessible, it is possible otherwise, i just don't understand for what to stay there appeared information that ushakov, the assistant to the president of the russian federation, announced the format of putin's participation in the international forum in november, including regarding the big 20. we will have a long time to see, and especially in the meantime, post- soviet elders led by putin have gathered in astana and are deciding something, that is we will monitor this, but at the same time, the already mentioned joe biden said that putin miscalculated and made a mistake with ukraine in an interview with cnn. he said that he considers vladimir putin to be a rational politician who seriously miscalculated during the invasion of ukraine. i think he is a rational player who miscalculated badly. this is a quote from biden. and putin's goals in ukraine were called absurd by biden. listen to what he said. if you listen to the speech he gave after this decision was made, repeat. he talked about