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will advantage is still on the side of ukraine the logistics situation side of ukraine the logistics situation side of ukraine the logistics situation for ukraine gets a little bit better for ukraine gets a little bit better for ukraine gets a little bit better it's a challenge but it gets a little it's a challenge but it gets a little it's a challenge but it gets a little bit better each week and for the bit better each week and for the bit better each week and for the russians their logistic system is under russians their logistic system is under russians their logistic system is under enormous pressure especially if ukraine enormous pressure especially if ukraine enormous pressure especially if ukraine continues to attack russian logistics continues to attack russian logistics continues to attack russian logistics russian ammunition russian russian ammunition russian russian ammunition russian transportation this is a very skillful transportation this is a very skillful transportation this is a very skillful uh execution by the ukrainian general uh execution by the ukrainian general uh execution by the ukrainian general staff staff staff uh

doing the same by repelling the onslaught of russian troops during this christmas ukraine ukraine holds ukraine holds ukraine holds stryi and will never surrender , which has no shortage of cruelty against free people and your support is critically important not only to endure this war but to make a turning point to translation of victory on the battlefield we have artillery yes thank you honestly not enough bakhmut just a stronghol dead world bakhmut is not only a fortress some get the russian army but but canon in order to drive out the russian army you need more guns more more shells it's like a battle in the foothills bakhmut can to change the territory of our war for independence freedom if your petrov missiles will stop the russian terror against our cities ukraine as a ukrainian patriot of ukraine fully defend our freedom when russia kenned shelling our cities with artillery they they are trying to destroy them with missile attacks , what's more, she found an ally in this genocide of this policy, genocide of taxis, before that, iran is sending johnsky drones, russia is sending hundreds of them, they h

ukraine is heard there more than other topics. despite the fact that earlier there was always ukraine ukraine ukraine. that's why the further west, of course, my meme is less understanding, that is, when you are not touched personally until you have been touched personally physically, yes, this is a problem, you will not understand anything, and despite the fact that you can watch some exclusively western sources of information there, although the russians are very powerfully invested and have invested all these years in propaganda in their, again , great culture to promote this thesis and it is of course very difficult to break through now that you say that well, in fact, these were the sprouts, the first sprouts of fascism, so today's russia, someone - this is very, very many more years to come will explain to the europeans what is happening now, just when timita snyder is talking about these 10 signs of fascism, which are present in russia, then nothing new, nothing, somehow, something that did not happen. now it has arisen, and these 10 signs do not include the cult of death, the cult of the leader

ukraine russian invasion of ukraine i think we have been instrumental in i think we have been instrumental in i think we have been instrumental in defending helping ukraine to defend its defending helping ukraine to defend its defending helping ukraine to defend its own borders uh i don't think anybody own borders uh i don't think anybody own borders uh i don't think anybody would question but the response has been would question but the response has been would question but the response has been massive i do think the response has been massive i do think the response has been massive i do think the response has been sometimes a little bit delayed uh sometimes a little bit delayed uh sometimes a little bit delayed uh because of because of because of very very very conservative understandably conservative conservative understandably conservative conservative understandably conservative diplomatic diplomatic diplomatic positions that the white house and the positions that the white house and the positions that the white house and the state department have taken for the state department have taken for the state department have taken for the concern that russia does have nuclear concern that russia

ukraine is surprised ukraine is surprised ukraine is surprised um we we know for certain uh that the um we we know for certain uh that the um we we know for certain uh that the kremlin expected ukraine to sort of be kremlin expected ukraine to sort of be kremlin expected ukraine to sort of be defeated fairly quickly and in all defeated fairly quickly and in all defeated fairly quickly and in all honestly western italians sources so honestly western italians sources so honestly western italians sources so stepped said the same they thought that stepped said the same they thought that stepped said the same they thought that the russian army was much bigger and the russian army was much bigger and the russian army was much bigger and much more capable and more powerful than much more capable and more powerful than much more capable and more powerful than turned out to be the case and turned out to be the case and turned out to be the case and underestimated the about the will and underestimated the about the will and underestimated the about the will and the ability of the ukrainians to resist the ability of the ukrainians to resist the ability of the ukrainians to resist and i think t

ukraine — the embattled war president of ukraine. it the embattled war president of ukraine. . the embattled war president of ukraine. , ,:, ., :, ukraine history-— in near history. using the republican _ in near history. using the republican party _ in near history. using the republican party in - in near history. using the republican party in the - in near history. using the i republican party in the leaders in near history. using the - republican party in the leaders of the senate trying to navigate the seriousness of what this country is going through right now. that is why they are working on the omnibus bill together pretty forcefully. seeing senator lindsey graham say nothing gets better with the rise of russian power. seeing bold statements like that, the timeline to actually do this right now with all the intention to it at this very moment, it's clear that there are quite a few republican leaders who understand that it is important for leaders of this country to come together and recognise the importance of this speech of laying the groundwork for the future because democracy is at stake. i think and i am hopeful that i think

ukraine's system can take. sol know how many more barrages i ukraine's system can take. so it's really— ukraine's system can take. so it's really a _ ukraine'smperatures are getting very cold in ukraine, and when- the temperatures are getting very cold in ukraine, and when the i the temperatures are getting very. cold in ukraine, and when the power .oes cold in ukraine, and when the power goes out. _ cold in ukraine, and when the power goes out. it— cold in ukraine, and when the power goes out, it means _ cold in ukraine, and when the power goes out, it means there's— cold in ukraine, and when the power goes out, it means there's no- cold in ukraine, and when the power| goes out, it means there's no water, no electricity— goes out, it means there's no water, no electricity and _ goes out, it means there's no water, no electricity and no _ goes out, it means there's no water, no electricity and no heat. _ goes out, it means there's no water, no electricity and no heat. so - goes out, it means there's no water, no electricity and no heat. so it's- no electricity and no heat. so it's a really _ no electricity and no heat. so it's a really big —

ukraine! " god to us all victory over death for the village may the lark of the plants grant us joy will happen our state will read glory to ukraine glory to ukraine ukrainehe heroes ! buckwheat laws high mountains high mountains wide stars unstable god free the cathedrals in the land wine happy church day brothers jesus christ himself god bless makivka you never put us on the road bless me spices will not burn the walls without glorious council and death deer safety of its kings folk we are from the hutsul region servants of the lord, i remember the holy day, god's health to you, that there is a need, we all need the love of christ of god to glorify the algae, because to glorify ourselves, to ask god not to become tarnished, let our children grow happily, and our daughters will be honest , slender, grow up peacefully, joy will be warm, relatives should have a wreath on the nakedness, plans, and on the day of the child, remember the old age, do good, give evidence in the field with a harvest for this the new year, and on these days as well. polynya rivers, empty bartochkin, narrow bartochki, flood, rush forward to the church. god, the master, let us pray

ukraine. volodymyr zelensky, president of ukraine-— of ukraine. cheering thank you _ of ukraine. anding ovation even before president zelensky against. even before president zelensky aaainst. ., ~ ,, even before president zelensky aaainst. ., ~ �*, even before president zelensky aaainst. ., �*, against. thank you. it's too much for — against. thank you. it's too much for me. _ against. thank you. it's too much for me. all— against. thank you. it's too much for me. all this - against. thank you. it's too much for me. all this for i against. thank you. it's too l much for me. all this for our great people. thank you so much. dearamericans, in all communities and states, all those who have valued freedom and justice, who cherish as strongly as we ukrainians, our cities in each and every family, i hope my were the respect and gratitude resonate in each american heart. —— words of respect. madam vice president? i thank you for your efforts in helping ukraine. madam speaker, you bravely visited ukraine during the full—fledged war. thank you very much. great honour. applause g ratefully

ukraine to with the idea of taking over ukraine to with the idea of taking over ukraine to try to take kiev again and not only kiev try to take kiev again and not only kiev try to take kiev again and not only kiev but all of ukraine he will try the only but all of ukraine he will try the only but all of ukraine he will try the only question is how exactly he will be question is how exactly he will be question is how exactly he will be stopped and how many people will die stopped and how many people will die stopped and how many people will die before the end comes before the end comes before the end comes russia's mobilization worked it is not russia's mobilization worked it is not russia's mobilization worked it is not true that their problems were so true that their problems were so true that their problems were so terrible or that these people won't terrible or that these people won't terrible or that these people won't fight they will fight the tsar has fight they will fight the tsar has fight they will fight the tsar has ordered them to war and they'll go to ordered them to war and they'll go to ordered them to war and they'll go to war by our calculations they have a war by our calculations they have a war

ukraine with no their kids were sent to ukraine with no their kids were sent to ukraine with no equipment with not enough room clothes equipment with not enough room clothes equipment with not enough room clothes that they didn't have even a place to that they didn't have even a place to that they didn't have even a place to sleep and i uh heard and i've seen on sleep and i uh heard and i've seen on sleep and i uh heard and i've seen on social media those discussions saying social media those discussions saying social media those discussions saying this is like juice in auschwitz would this is like juice in auschwitz would this is like juice in auschwitz would protest against you know not protest against you know not protest against you know not a good enough gas a good enough gas a good enough gas i feel you know that's so incredible i feel you know that's so incredible i feel you know that's so incredible and so like even those protests you know and so like even those protests you know and so like even those protests you know i i feel very uh important something in i i feel very uh important something in i i feel very uh important something in is changing i think is changing i think is changing i think among young women among young women among young women uh like women of their 20s they say uh like women of their 20s they say uh like women of their 20s they say there are all other issues the issues of there are all other issues the issues of there are all other issues the issues of feminism the issues of um uh even in feminism the issues of um uh even in feminism the issues of um uh even in this horrible this horrible this horrible circumstances of the absolute depressive circumstances of the absolute depressive circumstances of the absolute depressive uh oppression i would like to ask you uh oppression i would like to ask you uh oppression i would like to ask you about in more details if you don't mind about in more details if you don't mind about in more details if you don't mind anya about this woman you have mentioned anya about this woman you have mentioned anya about this woman you have mentioned they are protesting the circumstances in they are protesting the circumstances in they are protesting the circumstances in which their sons and husbands are right which their sons and husbands are right which their sons and husbands are right now they are asking for more i don't now they are asking for more i don't now they are asking for more i don't know accommodation for ammunition for know accommodation for ammunition for know accommodation for ammunition for money money money that should be spent on the soldiers and that should be spent on the soldiers and that should be spent on the soldiers and for the soldiers by the government by for the soldiers by the government by for the soldiers by the government by the state the state the state so why do you think i mean i just want so why do you think i mean i just want so why do you think i mean i just want to make it clear for the viewers because to make it clear for the viewers because to make it clear for the viewers because it may be unclear uh why do these women it may be unclear uh why do these women it may be unclear uh why do these women protest about things that are not protest about things that are not protest about things that are not connected to the murder of ukrainians connected to the murder of ukrainians connected to the murder of ukrainians right this is what you were talking right this is what you were talking right this is what you were talking about that some of us may not understand about that some of us may not understand about that some of us may not understand and what what's the reason they don't and what what's the reason they don't and what what's the reason they don't they don't acknowledge that there are they don't acknowledge that there are they don't acknowledge that there are you know war crimes committed by russia you know war crimes committed by russia you know war crimes committed by russia right now okay first of all i want to right now okay first of all i want to right now okay first of all i want to remind you about the protests against remind you about the protests against remind you about the protests against vietnam war in usa where the major vietnam war in usa where the major vietnam war in usa where the major protests were not about you know protests were not about you know protests were not about you know killings of vietnamese people absolutely killings of vietnamese people absolutely killings of vietnamese people absolutely peaceful vietnamese people but against peaceful vietnamese people but against peaceful vietnamese people but against american soldiers being killed in american soldiers being killed in american soldiers being killed in vietnam i don't think we have time vietnam i don't think we have time vietnam i don't think we have time enough to enough to enough to um um um uh to discuss the psychological uh to discuss the psychological uh to discuss the psychological um um um uh motivation uh motivation uh motivation of why people you know don't have this of why people you know don't have this of why people you know don't have this pacific and why these women are far more pacific and why these women are far more pacific and why these women are far more worried about their own sons and worried about their own sons and worried about their own sons and husbands but not about uh the people in husbands but not about uh the people in husbands but not about uh the people in another country about who those people another country about who those people another country about who those people these women were brainwashed by russian these women were brainwashed by russian these women were brainwashed by russian propaganda that they are nazis but those propaganda that they are nazis but those propaganda that they are nazis but those protests are the first step to protests are the first step to protests are the first step to understanding this this government and understanding this this government and understanding this this government and this regime and this power they are not this regime and this power they are not this regime and this power they are not uh protecting even their own people uh protecting even their own people uh protecting even their own people they they are only protecting themselves they they are only protecting themselves they they are only protecting themselves what do you want do we want like the what do you want do we want like the what do you want do we want like the philosophical and really pacific philosophical and really pacific philosophical and really pacific agenda or are we worried about this agenda or are we worried about this agenda or are we worried about this thing or we're worried about something thing or we're worried about something thing or we're worried about something to change i want to ask you no no uh if to change i want to ask you no no uh if to change i want to ask you no no uh if it comes to me i understand perfectly it comes to me i understand perfectly it comes to me i understand perfectly well what is going on well what is going on well what is going on um i would like to go to the meeting of um i would like to go to the meeting of um i would like to go to the meeting of vladimir putin with this uh with us vladimir putin with this uh with us vladimir putin with this uh with us women women women with the so-called uh mothers i'm saying with the so-called uh mothers i'm saying with the so-called uh mothers i'm saying so-called because they were they were so-called because they were they were so-called because they were they were representing the governmental representing the governmental representing the governmental organizations and they were very much organizations and they were very much organizations and they were very much the mother's the mother's the mother's loyal and so on and so forth but still loyal and so on and so forth but still loyal and so on and so forth but still they have they have kids they have sense they have they have kids they have sense they have they have kids they have sense some of them had sons because some of some of them had sons because some of some of them had sons because some of them lost their sons on the front in them lost their sons on the front in them lost their sons on the front in ukraine ukraine ukraine so we saw so we saw so we saw how putin was talking to them we saw the how putin was talking to them we saw the how putin was talking to them we saw the answers of the women and even their uh answers of the women and even their uh answers of the women and even their uh invitation to the kremlin they were invitation to the kremlin they were invitation to the kremlin they were watching uh you know the beauty the watching uh you know the beauty the watching uh you know the beauty the beautiful interior of the kremlin and beautiful interior of the kremlin and beautiful interior of the kremlin and and praising this and even singing and and praising this and even singing and and praising this and even singing and so on and so forth i mean this is so on and so forth i mean this is so on and so forth i mean this is something ridiculous i would say something ridiculous i would say something ridiculous i would say astonishing but astonishing but astonishing but one more one more

ukraine. this spoke of the united states undivided support for ukraine.— support for ukraine. this is brought so much needless _ support for ukraine loss _ support for ukraine. this is brought so much needless loss and - support for ukraine. this is brought| so much needless loss and suffering to the people of ukraine by what you to the people of ukraine by what you to know, president zelensky, and all the people of ukraine to know the american people are with you every step of the way and we will stay with you. we will stay with you for as long as it takes. what you are doing and what you have achieved matters notjust ukraine but for the entire world and together, i have no doubt will keep the flame of liberty burning brightly and the light will remain and prevail over the darkness. remain and prevail over the darknes— remain and prevail over the darkness. , , remain and prevail over the darkness. , ., , darkness. president zelensky realise the importance _ darkness. president zelensky realise the importance of _ darkness. president zelensky realise the importance of the _ darkness. president zelensky realise the importance of th

ukraine? ~ . ., , , ukraine? well, clearly, they need more defence _ ukraine? well, clearly, they need more defence systems, _ ukrainey, they need more defence systems, and - ukraine? well, clearly, they needj more defence systems, and some ukraine? well, clearly, they need - more defence systems, and some are on the way. there are more that some countries could be doing. i would note for example that israel... apologies, we've lost the line there. we will try and reconnect it and maybe go back to him a little later. a deal to end the strikes that have been paralysing britain's rail network is achievable — that's the view of mick lynch, the head of the rmt union, whose members are at this moment taking part in a 48—hour walkout. the current action has hit services across england, scotland and wales, with only about one in five trains running today and the same expected for tomorrow. this report from our transport correspondent katy austin. the frosty conditions didn't stop a picket line forming early this morning in southampton. here there were some trains, but far fewer than normal. it's been frustrating. i've got a

it is not cover up his defeat in ukraine it is not cover up his defeat in ukraine it is not he who has attacked ukraine it is the he who has attacked ukraine it is the he who has attacked ukraine it is the west who is destroying russia from west who is destroying russia from west who is destroying russia from within with its liberal values within with its liberal values within with its liberal values as experts point out the new bands are as experts point out the new bands are as experts point out the new bands are virtually the same as the old ones some virtually the same as the old ones some virtually the same as the old ones some movies might be banned some books do movies might be banned some books do movies might be banned some books do streaming platforms might remove lgbtq streaming platforms might remove lgbtq streaming platforms might remove lgbtq content from their platforms but most content from their platforms but most content from their platforms but most importantly the nation is being pointed importantly the nation is being pointed importantly the nation is being pointed at the internal enemy a new tool for at the internal e

ukraine so far.— ukraine so far. you talk about significant _ ukraine so far. you talk about significant failures _ ukraine so far. significant failures can be - ukraine so far. you talk about significant failures can be talkj significant failures can be talk about a reality that is not what you put wish for, but he also seems committed to rectifying those setbacks. there doesn't seem to be anything in his actions, whether that's visiting belarus or the statements today that suggest he doesn't have the appetite to stick this to the winter and into next year. this to the winter and into next ear. ~ , ,., y this to the winter and into next year. absolutely. boudin is not backina year. absolutely. boudin is not backing down. _ year. absolutely. boudin is not backing down. there _ year. absolutely. boudin is not backing down. there are - year. absolutely. boudin is not. backing down. there are hundreds year. absolutely. boudin is not - backing down. there are hundreds of thousands of russian troops in russia and occupying ukraine's east. belarus, his recent trip as mentioned to visit technical nick visited president l

an american interest in this, it's notjust about ukraine. this, it's not 'ust about ukraine._ this, it's not 'ust about ukraine. ~ . ., ,, ., ., ukrainesia now, this visit is _ ukraine. what about russia now, this visit is not _ ukraine. what about russia now, this visit is not what _ this visit is not what president putin wants to witness, earlier he insisted russia was not to blame stop so where does this leave russia at the moment?— the moment? this visit is not the moment? this visit is not the way the _ the moment? this visit is not the way the kremlin - the moment? this visit is not the way the kremlin would i the moment? this visit is not i the way the kremlin would have hoped it to go, vladimir putin is fighting a two front war on one hand the russian military fighting against the ukrainian military and they have been losing for the last three months, the second front is trying to undermine western support for ukraine, to encourage the west to reduce or cut off the flow of arms, and the message that comes out of president zelensky visit to washington to visit president biden as the us intends to continue to give those tools to

ukraine? i all nervous that you are striking beyond ukraine?— all nervous that you are striking be ond ukraine? . �* , beyond ukraine? hat i do see, especially in europe and the united states, everybody wants ukraine to win. but some of them at the same time don't want russian tools, because they are afraid of this. iloathe because they are afraid of this. who would ou because they are afraid of this. who would you put _ because they are afraid of this. who would you put in _ because they are afraid of this. who would you put in that camp? which countries? i would you put in that camp? which countries? .., �* would you put in that camp? which countries? �* ., countries? i can't say about countries. _ countries? i can't say about countries, but _ countries? i can't say about countries, but some - countries? i can't say about i countries, but some politicians in europe, germany and france, some evenin europe, germany and france, some even in the us, that is impossible. they are afraid of russian co—ops, but the problem is that russia is moving to this scenario themselves, and the best we can do is prepare for it. if we

ukraine's will to fight by dropping bombs on them, forcing them to freeze to force them to obey, but he will not succeed because ukraine is fighting for its freedom, for the future of its children ukraine speech ukraine needs peace and ukraine wants peace more than any other country this is ours the territory that was invaded is our people who are being killed, this is our home that is being destroyed by the russian army, please remember this every time moscow tries to put on sheep's skin and convince us that they are the aggressor and the victim in your tone international anti-corruption conference at which world leaders, representatives of civil society, businessmen and investigative journalists have been discussing ways to overcome corruption for almost 20 years, the largest anti-corruption forum in the world gathers up to two thousand participants from more than 140 countries of the world. studio, we invited its participant kateryna ryzhenko, deputy executive director of the ukrainian department of the anti-corruption organization transperience international so, thank you kateryna, what have you found for it's our time, and that is, the international anti-corruption conference takes place every t

said that there is nothing about ukraine without ukraine, so macron today said that but first we will hold a consultation with ukraine because there is nothing about ukraineithout ukraine and archaism how, in fact, the head of the parliament, in the language of the majority, said that ukraine believes that this should be implemented, that is why i think that all our international partners will hear the ukrainian position, which, by the way, he expressed his views more than once president zelenskyi's peace formulas, we will accordingly tell russia how to ensure its security. therefore, it is necessary to look at russia's conditions. it is not clear. but nevertheless, i found such an opinion. yes , information space is needed. in fact, russia does not want any negotiations, it does not intend to stop hostilities on the territory of our country. states and all these manipulations that were thrown into the information space were done in order to create the illusion that allegedly for the west, that allegedly russia needs to be lured to these negotiations. so you you know, i even have the opinion that these missiles that fell on the territory of poland, which

ukraine. let's no to battlefield in ukraine. let's go to capitol _ battlefield in ukraine. let's go to capitol hill— battlefield in ukraine. attlefield in ukraine. let's go to capitol hill and speak battlefield in ukraine. let's i go to capitol hill and speak to barbara plett usher who is there listening to that speech. barbara, what did you make of it? incredibly dramatic?- it? incredibly dramatic? yes, he certainly _ it? incredibly dramatic? yes, he certainly got _ it? incredibly dramatic? yes, he certainly got a _ it? incredibly dramatic? yes, he certainly got a good - he certainly got a good response. he had several standing ovations and he touched all the right buttons, as mr— touched all the right buttons, as mr geoffrey was saying. it was — as mr geoffrey was saying. it was not _ as mr geoffrey was saying. it was notjust about ukraine but about — was notjust about ukraine but about the _ was notjust about ukraine but about the wider world and america _ about the wider world and america and he kept bringing in back— america and he kept bringing in back to — america and he kept bringing in back to america. at one point

in 1992 or ukraine was ukraine ready for this war, was ukraine ready for chornovol, was ukraine auto re, didn't we actually have these 30 years for that respite and gain a bit of, you know, that opportunity and capacity, because this is now surprising to everyone. the biggest thing that ukraine is demonstrating is not fl state ukraine demonstrates its capabilities ukraine had one and a half million under arms in the first year ukraine had nuclear potential russia was weak during these 30 years russia became stronger and ukraine disarmed 1,000 e-e 1999 and prime minister valery pustovoytenko comes to kuchma he says we owe russia gas, how to pay for kuchma's directive, give russia 16 strategic bombers, these carcasses are also called white swans because they are now bombarding ukraine with a fairy tale, launching missiles and all medium and long-range missiles available at that time, so in 30 years ukraine disarmed and russia

ukraine. resident speaks french., he is trying to keep open a channel of communication with president putin despite russia's invasion of ukraine. it’s putin despite russia's invasion of ukraine-— of ukraine because the us position i of ukraine. it's interesting - because the us position lately evolved more to be in agreement with the french position, the us now are pushing more for a diplomatic solution, that want to look like we're putting pressure on dominic pressure on talansky but talking about a more dramatic solution. the main course. _ more dramatic solution. the main course. the _ more dramatic solution. the main course. the beef- more dramatic solution. the main course. the beef in this relationship, if i might be so bold, is definitely this green energy bill the united states passed with all of these tax credits for american industry. the french are cross about this. ~ g the french are cross about this. ., , the french are cross about this. ., ., , this. why? europeans are really u-set this. why? europeans are really upset about— this. why? europeans are really upset about the _ this. why? europeans are really upset about the green - this. why? europeans are really upset about

ukraine. we dangerous for that is happening in ukraine. ~ . , ., , dangerous for that is happening in ukraine. ~ . , ., ukraine. have said, this ukraine. we have seen, as you have said. this wave _ ukraine. we have seen, as you have said, this wave of _ ukraine. we have seen, as you have said, this wave of russian _ ukraine. we have seen, as you have said, this wave of russian missile i said, this wave of russian missile strikes on ukraine again today, another 69 missile is fired, according to the ukrainians. they are saying they think russia is running out of missiles, do you think it is true? the running out of missiles, do you think it is true?— running out of missiles, do you think it is true? the danger is, i am a military — think it is true? the danger is, i am a military analyst _ think it is true? the danger is, i am a military analyst and - think it is true? the danger is, i am a military analyst and i - think it is true? the danger is, i am a military analyst and i get i think it is true? the danger is, i i am a military analyst and i get free from a number of different sources and none of those are p

ukraine and european integration, ukrainians had the eu flag on the maidan, they carried it in liberated kherson, ukraine is committed to joining the eu. do you think that the eu is ready to accept ukraine and whether ukraine is really ready to join? that europe is ready and wants to immediately accept ukraine is that ukraine received the status of a candidate country in june. this is an extremely important sign. and regarding the desire and readiness of ukrainians, ukraine is the first country where people died under the european flag. spoke in favor of being part of the european union of the western world even during the revolution of dignity and this war is an attempt by russia and putin to prevent ukraine from joining the eu and nato interviewees because there is unity in the eu regarding ukraine regarding ukraine's status as a candidate, at the same time the difference is that there is a war in ukraine no country was invited during the war, another ukraine is a big country like poland . practically all the countries that have joined in recent years are not sure whether there is unity. from the eu 7 conditions six of which concern the main concern of the european union corruption the judicial system ov

ukraine _ to russia. how much has the uk's eight ukraine cost _ to russia. how much has the uk's eight ukraine cost so _ to russia. how much has the uk's eight ukraineuch has the uk's eight ukraine cost so much about| eight ukraine cost so much about quiz it was £2.3 billion last year, and it will be another tube. —— i will be another 2.3 billion. that will be another 2.3 billion. that will go to arms, generators, let military hardware, some of it is training, training 10,000 ukrainians in the uk, we will train another 20,000 in the uk and some of it is backfilling british stocks, stocks we have given away, will need to be replaced and we measure our armed forces are up—to—date and on the forefront of being able able to defend ourselves. that is what makes of the doom and rebellion, we are committed to another up to 20 billion by 2023 because it is vital of all of us and all of our security that russia fails in its ambitions in ukraine, so a strong message is sent around the world that breaking international law, torture, rape, it is not acceptable in our community and we will deal with it together. belarus's defence minister has said its air defenc

ukraine , said that ukraine will not receive more unlimited checks in the new congress, criticized almost all items of the government budget, except for aid to ukraine, in general, about the role of ukraine in american politics and about zelenskyi's speech was summed up in a comment for our colleagues from the armenian service by contrast, democrat judy lou offers to listen to her comment now i was in the hall congress during the speech of president zelensky and it was very inspiring, it is inspiring because ukraine had much less opportunities to fight back against the russian invasion and yet they were able to stop russia from taking over ukraine and it seems that they will succeed step by step in completely pushing russia out of ukraine, of course the ukrainian people endures great suffering, nevertheless, the courage of the ukrainian people is an inspiration for everyone , the struggle in ukraine is very important, it shows if all those who love democracy unite and support those who have become victims of this kind attacks and captures, then we will be able to achieve success and support democracy around the world katya, what important legislative initiatives for ukraine are still wor

ukraine? i your main take away from this strike on the airbase by ukraine?— on the airbase by ukraine? i would have several _ on the airbase by ukraine? airbase by ukraine? i would have several actually. first - on the airbase by ukraine? i would have several actually. first of - on the airbase by ukraine? i would have several actually. first of all i have several actually. first of all that the ukrainians have once again shown they can push back surprisingly effectively and can rattle the morale of not only the russian people, but russian elites. i would note that this is a longer distance than in kyiv to moscow. this applies in a way that ukraine can hit the capital if it so chose. 0f can hit the capital if it so chose. of course also noteworthy here they attacked a military target, not civilian targets, because ukraine does to keep the moral high ground, to keep the support in the west, it needs to act properly and that means avoiding attacking civilians. and it's important to russia. itrui’itli avoiding attacking civilians. and it's important to russia. with the west support _ it's important to russia. with the west support this _

ukraine, russia, ukraine, ukraine, more russia than right to say eh for now since i understand eh to some kind of consensus eh they just don't reach some kind of concert zakharova comes out and starts talking because the day before the head of the mother about the fact that she actually went to the finish line about the transmission the station is under management, but so far i understand that we do not have a common decision, mr. vadim, we cannot help but ask the last thing, there is information, it is now coming from ukrainian pravda that the police have opened criminal proceedings due to the fact of the publication e.e. information regarding the deputy head of the office of the president kyryl tymoshenko. can you confirm that the case really exists and that there is a corresponding proceeding, i say unequivocally, that is why i am not ready to answer. thank you, vadym denysenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraineexecutive director of the ukrainian institute of the future was in touch with us , this was the first guest of our analytical history and the second half of the day of this holiday, the day of the armed forces of ukraine, and now it is with this holiday that we will begin our next conversation with igor shoyus, a soldier of the armed forces, a public figure, a deputy of the lviv city council for the sake of it, he just came from the kherson region, igor, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, i congratulate the kherson region, the south of our country, we understand that certain processes are continuing now in this region and with the liberation of kherson, in fact, everything is not stopped, nevertheless, we understand how important it is now . silence and the understanding of society that this silence is necessary for our forces to continue their work. if we are talking about the right bank, the situation there looks more or less clear . stabilization measures con

ukraine . state functions to be performed for the people of ukraine under and er this week through the world bank, this billion-dollar aid was distributed in ukraine, many ukrainians had to er flee from their homes er all over europe er countries people help them understand the problems of ukraineunited states, more than 220,000 ukrainians who became refugees in ukraine in the program of our program, which we have, the agency with the help of 274 more than 274 million for humanitarian aid to ukraine, food and cash are provided helping millions of ukrainian e-e refugees and that they have access to drinking water so they can keep warm in the cold during the cold e-e winter of the united states on our allies partners around the world was critical to support the success of ukraine ukraine won the battle of kyiv for kharkiv for kherson, ukraine won at every stage, and mr. zelenskyi, you made it clear that you are looking for peace, he is not ready to look for it, you want a just peace. we also know that putin has no intention of stopping this terrible war and the united states they want to make sure that the brave people of ukraine will continue their struggle against russian aggression as long as it is necessary and all the support in the congress of both parties and i am waiting

ukraine to russia in 1654 in the year in official papers, ukraine appears which is called little russia or little russian ukraine on the left bank of the dnieper, the right bank was called polish ukraine, the inhabitants of the left-bank ukraine in russian documents called cherkasy, the name little russians appears by the end of the 17th century and only by the end of the 18th century, they begin to be called ukrainians. so, if in general terms ukraine and ukrainians appeared, so that various historians and politicians in ukraine would not talk about it today, but about how the political the theory of ukrainianness and what it resulted in in the plot of anna efimova ukraine in 5 minutes. this three voyage in the relatively recent past exploded the massive internet in the song became part of the ukrainian national patriotic project called so the memory of free artists works. they created their masterpiece soon after the creative president volodymyr zelensky came to power with the assistance of the ministry of information policy of ukraine, and it seems like they managed to bury the centuries-old history of kiev rus' in a box. however, where the horde actually is is still a big question

dead boys with the return glory to ukraine glory to ukraine glory to ukraine sbu to moscow priests and again guests to moscow priests the security service of ukraineonducts counter-intelligence measures at the facilities of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate as far back as in nine regions, searches are ongoing in zakarpattia, chernivtsi, rivne, volyn, mykolaiv , sumy, lviv, zhytomyr, and kherson regions. this is necessary so that religious communities are not used as centers of the russian peace, as well as in order to protect the population from provocations and acts of terrorism. khrystyna parubiy she will tell all the details of the security measures in the temples of the moscow patriarchate in lviv arma giorgiivskiy tapes and russian flags, such evidence of violation of the laws of ukraine was found among representatives of banned political parties of the communist party and united russia , the security service reports that searches were conducted in kyiv , dnipro and kryvyi rih, in addition, they found warehouses with pro-kremlin literature, propaganda leaflets, russian propagandist manuals there, the seized materials we

ukraine.— taken part in missile attacks against ukraine. taken part in missile attacks auainst ukraine. ., ,. , , against ukraineas embarrassing _ against ukraine. you describe this as embarrassing for _ against ukraine. you describe this as embarrassing for russia. - against ukraine. you describe this as embarrassing for russia. howl against ukraine. you describe this i as embarrassing for russia. how did rochette respond last time in what is likely are expected this time? —— russia. is likely are expected this time? -- russia. �* , ., , ., russia. after the previous attacks we saw more _ russia. after the previous attacks we saw more russian _ russia. after the previous attacks we saw more russian missile - russia. after the previous attacks i we saw more russian missile attacks against ukraine but also after the previous attacks, and it wasn'tjust on the engels airbase, there was also an attack and attack on another airbase, after those attacks there were widespread calls here to tighten security in and around russian military installations. the fact that there has been another drone attack on the engels airb

intelligence service of ukraine, the general of the army of ukraine, the council of the president of ukraine, is already joining us, mr. mykola good morning, greetings, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, mykola kyrylo budanov said that they did not find a single traitor there is good news in the main intelligence office, does this mean that there was no one infiltrated there from the very beginning, or maybe they did not search well, well, first of all, the correct passive is that today we do not record informers in the gur system, for example, and the foreign intelligence service in ukraine - this is strategic intelligence , but to talk about the fact that they were not, well, i'm just counting now, it's really not legitimate, because there were specific suspicions, and even the heads of the security service of ukraine indicate that in august months ago, measures were taken against intelligence representatives who were suspected of espionage, so at the moment it is impossible to talk about the fact that there were no such people or that they do not exist in principle, because it is possible that they have not even been discovered. so that it has not yet become c

ukraine is demonstrating that it is a nefl steak ukraine is demonstrating its capability ukraine ukraine had nuclear potential russia was weak during these 30 years russia became stronger and ukraine disarmed 1,000 e-e 1999 e-e prime minister valery pustovoytenko comes to kuchma he says we owe for russia's gas, how to pay for it, kuchma's directive, give russia 16 strategic bombers, these carcasses , they are also called white swans, which are now bombarding ukraine with a fairy tale, launching missiles and all medium- and large-range missiles available at that time distance, therefore, in 30 years, ukraine disarmed and russia strengthened and armed itself and came to power. the dictator yeltsin, an alcoholic, would never have been in the world. with that disunity, the plundered russians would have started a war . about the collapse of the union and this uh during a full-scale invasion uh just now in odesa after six months of all kinds of vicissitudes , the deputies voted to remove kateryna from the pedestal from the city center in kyiv as a symbol of kyiv even now, during a full-scale i

war in ukraine on the side of ukraine with western aid, as well as for ukraine to stop its e-e counterattacks, many analysts feared that russia could use tactical nuclear weapons against ukraine and this risk is considered to be based on the extent to which ukraine won on the battlefield that treaties and the nuclear dimension in the war with ukraine i would like to say for three moments, the first is that nuclear deterrence has proven its value for those who use it regardless of the nuclear distribution. the united states and nato have not, in any way, ceded aid to ukraine due to fear of nuclear escalation or some direct nuclear conflict by the media nuclear states. this is obvious and works nuclear deterrence and so after nine months we see that the war is being held in its original theater in ukraine with two, so to speak, firstly we are participants in russia and ukraine, but western aid for ukraine is extremely important for ukrainian defense, but it is reactive ukraine asks the west to provide after a very thorough process of assessment and decision-making for each arms supply with regard to the potential for escalation in this russia does not dare to target arms suppli

ukraine be able to it's important that ukraine be able to it's important that ukraine be able to as necessary prosecute these things but as necessary prosecute these things but as necessary prosecute these things but we're also supporting the efforts of the we're also supporting the efforts of the we're also supporting the efforts of the international criminal court to collect international criminal court to collect international criminal court to collect evidence and information there's been evidence and information there's been evidence and information there's been discussion of some kind of independent discussion of some kind of independent discussion of some kind of independent court or tribunal being established i court or tribunal being established i court or tribunal being established i think all of that's on the table this is think all of that's on the table this is think all of that's on the table this is not a universally shared point of view not a universally shared point of view not a universally shared point of view there are differing opinions across the there are differing opinions across the there are differing opinions across the western world on whether this second western world on whether this second western world on whether this second nuremberg is needed some fear that a nuremberg is needed some fear that a nuremberg is needed some fear that a high profile trial might stall a high profile trial might stall a high profile trial might stall a potential negotiation process according potential negotiation process according potential negotiation process according to the guardian it is britain in to the guardian it is britain in to the guardian it is britain in particular that is taking a cautious particular that is taking a cautious particular that is taking a cautious approach it was not without reason that approach it was not without reason that approach it was not without reason that ukraine's first lady olena zilianska ukraine's first lady olena zilianska ukraine's first lady olena zilianska flew to london we need to start the flew to london we need to start the flew to london we need to start the special tribunal against the crime of special tribunal against the crime of special tribunal against the crime of aggression of russia against against aggression of russia against against aggression of russia against against ukraine which will enhance the work of ukraine which will enhance the work of ukraine which will enhance the work of the icc and not weaken it the icc and not weaken it the icc and not weaken it we need it to punish those who are we need it to punish those who are we need it to punish those who are politically and militarily responsible politically and militarily responsible politically and militarily responsible for the crime of war and terror this is for the crime of war and terror this is for the crime of war and terror this is the seventh point of our for

millions of dollars, but this cruiser was sunk by ukraine, ukraine recaptured snake island, ukraine did not allow the enemy to land in odessa today, ukraine actually secured mykolaiv, which for a long time was under the threat of a russian invasion and was constantly under enemy fire. ukraine continues to fight and drive the enemy out of its territory. and here it is , in fact, at the end of this year, when we have already noted in the calendar that this is the 300th day, putin refuses from the annual communication with his people. because he actually has nothing to say to his people. at most, putin is going to talk to the military, who will of course be selected very carefully for this communication. putin is trying. putin is going . finally, he himself goes to minsk and tries to persuade his partner and alleged friend oleksandr lukashenko, the proclaimed president of the republic of belarus, to start a ground military operation against ukraine . it would be better if we fought with nato than we fight with ukrainians because ukrainians are real cyborgs with whom it is impossible to fight. this is how ukraine, which many wrote off, which

ukraine. resident crime, here years, trying to keep open a channel of communication with president putin, by russia's invasion of ukraine. t putin, by russia's invasion of ukraine. ~ �* , ukraine- interesting because the us position lately evolves more in, to be more in agreement with the french position. the us now in washington are pushing for a diplomatic solution. i don't want to look about putting pressure on zelensky but they talk more about a diplomatic solution. tres bien. voila. the beef in this situation, if i may be so bold, is the green energy bill. with all of these tax credits for american industry, the french across, why? europeans are upset _ french across, why? europeans are upset about _ french across, why? europeans are upset about this _ french across, why? europeans are upset about this agreement are upset about this agreement are for this green energy bill because it will be the contentious, really contentious issue of the visit because the bill, it was adopted last summer, gives large tax credits to us manufacturer products, for instance electric cars. and so the europeans are afraid of the impact it is going to have on their economies so emmanuel macron

where it will eventually lead us next well, we know that crimea is ukraine donbass is ukraine luhansk is ukraine kyiv-pechersk lavra is ukraine the moscow patriarchate is an institution that we have here by chance well, not quite by chance, but at least it is not a ukrainian institution, that is why we understand that the kyiv-pechersk lavra is ukraine, it is a part of our history , and it is a materialized, actualized part of our history and it cannot be removed from kyiv and the fact that this ukrainian shrine and cultural center, a huge spiritual center, is occupied by an institution that does not belong to the ukrainian world but is a representative of the russian world in ukraine, then of course this is a great tragedy of ours. this is a reference to the decree on the lifelong use of the property of president viktor yanukovych, as far as it looks like, it is a solid mention in the mouth of the current minister. well, actually, where is yanukovych now? you see, we should learn by now to be subjects and to be subjects that is, where yanukovych and his decrees should be, there is the ukrainian state, and if ukraine thinks o

court of ukraine made a decision in the case based on the constitutional submission of 49 people's deputies of ukraine regarding the conformity of the constitution of ukraine with the law of ukrainedments to article 12 of the law of ukraine on freedom of conscience and religious organizations regarding the name of religious organizations of associations that are part of the structure of a religious organization association whose head is located outside ukraine in a state recognized by law as having carried out military aggression against ukraine and /or temporarily occupied part of the territory the judges of the rapporteurs of ukraine are serhiy holovatyy and oleksandr petryshyn. the constitutional court of ukraine recognized the disputed law as being in accordance with the constitution of ukraine. of the full statutory name of such a religious organization, this law also established restrictions on the access of clerics, religious preachers, mentors, the head of the center in wartime conditions the management of which organization, the head of whose management center is located outside of ukraine in a state that is recognized by law as having carried out military aggression aga

ukraine time, german politics noted that at that time everyone understood that the conflicts in eastern ukraine were frozen and problems remained unresolved. ukraine also used this time to become stronger ukraine2014-2015 is not today's ukraine it was clear to all of us that the conflicts were frozen, that the problem had not been resolved. but it gave ukraine precious time, of course. now you can ask yourself a question. why the construction of the northern flow-2. still, it was approved in such a situation. and berlin and the collective west were not going to fulfill the minsk agreements and used the time gained to pump kiev with weapons , as the statement of the ex-chancellor of germany comments on the official representative of the russian foreign ministry maria zakharova and the violation of freedom of the rights to an alternative opinion in germany is still silent democratic europe and the united states are simultaneously silent. but there are details of high-profile detentions in germany of an otherwise failed conspiracy, the goal which changes in the constitutional order of germany , the country's security agencies, during surveillance, kept under full control the actions of the right-

ukraine is winnin: is winning the war? ukraine is winning the — is winning the war? ukraine is winning the war _ is winning the war? ukrainehe war? ukraine is winning the war and western l winning the war and western support, eu support, has been criticalfor ukraine on support, eu support, has been critical for ukraine on gaining the upper hand on the battlefield, but at the same time, his trip to bakhmut was a way to show russia and the russian people that moscow's claims to take bakhmut by the end of september had failed. refrain could regain territory faster if we provided the tanks, the longer range artillery, thejet fighters artillery, the jet fighters that artillery, thejet fighters that ukraine desperately needs. what does the us get out of this? ~ , . ., ., this? well, putin is coming not 'ust for this? well, putin is coming not just for ukraine. _ this? well, putin is coming not just for ukraine. he _ this? well, putin is coming not just for ukraine. he is - this? well, putin is coming not just for ukraine. he is coming l just for ukraine. he is coming for all of the state that used to make up the soviet union whi

ukraine, and we congratulate those who defend us with weapons in their hands of the russian occupiers glory to the armed forces of ukraine glory to ukraine meanwhile, the russian army continues to lose manpower and equipment in ukraineas of the morning of december 6, russia has already lost 92,200 people in ukraine only in the last day, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 510 orks, at the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost in ukraine 2929 tanks, 5905 armored combat vehicles, 1915 e-e artillery systems, 395 missile salvo systems, 211 air defense systems, 281 aircraft, 264 helicopters, 4505 units of automotive equipment, 16 ships boats 531 cruise missiles 1587 drones 163 units of special equipment about cotton at the airfield in kursk zelenskyi in sloviansk and about security guarantees for the russian federation from macron about this is all we will be talking about for the next hour, we are waiting for the inclusion of our military expert valentyn batrak, so far he is not in touch , so i want to show you the greetings of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi with the armed forces of ukraine from sloviansk in donetsk region, zoya, the combat zone the struggle became more difficult and

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ukraine. which means pretty much keeping all the bits of ukraine that it's already taken. ukraine's official line is that peace only comes when all russian troops withdraw from all of ukraineand ukraine wants peace, more than any other country. it is our territory that has been invaded. it is our people that are being killed. it is our homes that are being destroyed and robbed by the russian army. please keep this in mind every time moscow attempts to wear sheep's clothing and to persuade us that it is not the aggressor, but the victim, who resists peace efforts. oh, and it won't do a deal with president putin either because it doesn't trust him. so as you can see, the two positions are still a long way apart. one of the best perspectives on all of this comes from somebody who's been an insider, somebody who has advised both nato and the eu. ukraine had problems with corruption, military reform and everything else, but if there had been a political will to accept ukraine, of course it could have got in. that's sam de bendern, who is now associate fellow at the london—based think tank chatham house. it will finish when the west stops giving weapons to ukraine. and that is t

ukraine. this war is not only about ukraine. i want to appeal to an international audience so that you understand why it is so important to help ukraine. only against ukraine against all democracy. this is a war of darkness against light, he wants to extinguish our light. this is a war between rape and freedom. the only choice before us is the victory of this war, so we must protect freedom in everything at any cost. the world, the third question that we are considering debts is that every evil that is not punished always revives and restores its strength, and in this modern world we must create a special court, a special tribunal in order to bring to justice the military of russia, war criminals with russia, those who committed crimes to show to the whole world that the dictates of other dictators in the world will happen to them. and they are now watching how to end it all, and we must show potential aggressors and send them a clear a signal to everyone in the world to those who support autocracy and dictatorship that they will face responsibility, it should be criminal responsibility and economic and sanctions that have been introduced should be strengt