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front line with a military expert, we are in touch with ivan stupak, a military expert of the ukrainian institute, i congratulate you. well, let's talk about this attack on the island of snake in your opinion, this does not make any military sense. is it just to increase combat operations? well, let's say that our military , uh, had something to do in order to simply increase our morale, so they do all kinds of things which are logical, adequate, consistent and have some meaning, so i am sure that soon we will clearly understand for what purpose this blow to the change was made, for now we can only come up with something to fantasize, but in time everything will become clear, ugh, and let's return to in odesa, the russian army hit the bridge over the dniester liman with missiles for the second time. in your opinion, what is their purpose there? look, it seems to me that there is more to do with this transnistria. they want to cut off any connection there with our territories through the bridge and then well, we are probably they are interested in our er sea and river er river connection and in ge

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dear professor and andrea sumlat, a well-known political scientist, a senior expert of the ukrainian institutehe live broadcast of the information and analytical marathon of the espresso channel. well, continuing the topic of energy, we will still be in touch with us in a few moments. andriy myzovets, the president of the association of gas traders of ukraine of the american administration, is pleased to inform you. good news for the current former us administration officials say that the united states is continuously communicating to our military and political leadership about the location and time of russian air attacks, thanks to this, our leadership moves our air defense systems and aviation in time, so russian missiles in most cases, if you believe american sources, hit empty fields, according to which the spokesman of the national security council of the united states confirmed that the american administration shares operational information, fortunately for us, the fields arrive as we see, but this information points to a positive conclusion that early on the russian federation is happy

andreas tumblend, a political scientist, a senior expert at the ukrainian institute of the future, islready in touch with us. we congratulate you. good day. glory to ukraine. andreas so, ramshtein, how much is there words for the heart, the german-american ukrainian was angry with the voivode of the power to defeat you, not only the symbolic but also the practical results of this age-old action . as far as i understand, from the time of the second world war the western world was so unintegrated regarding the immediate russian threat. first of all, i apologize that i will speak in russian, so it will be faster. yes, this is indeed an unprecedented meeting . that he is for a long time and what are the measures that must be taken they must be more systematic and more coordinated because different countries have different approaches and now finally here there is such a visible coordination structure, i understand that this will not be the last such meeting and that now the countries will communicate more among themselves regarding how and with what they help ukraine . not in the way that

on a visit to the ukrainian institute in london, i asked the home secretary about the hold—ups in gettingbeen frustrating. will you apologise? i apologise with frustration myself, and i've spoken about this previously too. it takes time, mark. it takes time, butjust 12,000 ukrainians arriving in the uk doesn't look like the very generous scheme the home secretary promised. in germany, it's 300,000. in ireland, its 17,000. why is britain playing catch—up? so, mark, if i may politelyjust say, this isn't about catch—up and this is not about comparing us to other countries. why? well, first and foremost because we have an uncapped scheme. we demand visas, other countries don't. so, that is because they're eu member state countries. we've left the eu and it's right that we document people that come to our country. back in devon, chris's wife anne showed me the e—mails from people who want to support her charity auction for ukraine. i've been inundated with offers - of help, and unlike this government, who've dressed everything up with platitudes and barriers, i saying "we stand with ukraine".

we were with anton shranochych, the head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance. like this broadcast, because i will remind you that the youtube algorithm works in such a way that if the more you like , the more this broadcast will be seen by people radio svoboda and svoboda life continue to follow the events in ukraine and the world, we will see you tomorrow, it is very important in this is not an easy time to be aware of what is happening, we tell the news and help to understand the events, but the war can make its corrections in case the air signal is lost, watch espresso on the satellite now espresso has become available immediately on two satellites, if you don't have a satellite dish and the broadcast signal never appeared, look for espresso on the internet, our youtube channel espresso, a ukrainian view. missile bomb attacks on military and civilian objects, etc

people died from radiation, more than 600,000 became liquidators such data are given by the ukrainian institute of national remembrance already in 2016, a special steel dome covered the old chernobyl sarcophagus. currently, it is the most mobile structure in the world, but none above modern security measures cannot protect the nuclear power plant from war in the chernobyl zone by itself , this 30 km zone is a nuclear power plant and cannot be in the international rules of warfare no e-e hostilities, military operations in the territories of nuclear energy, i.e., no one seized a nuclear power plant, this happened for the first time in ukraine, the fact that the seizure of nuclear plants in ukraine became the first and a precedent is confirmed by international experts, as far as i know, there is no such example of the plant being occupied this is the first and, i hope, the last, geographically very close to the belarusian border , the station was captured by a foreign state on the very first day of the full-scale russian invasion on february 24, 2022, according to data on the ukrainian side, ther

ivan stupak, a military expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, was with us live. how does russia's strategy appear to western military experts? an expert on russian affairs from the university of georgia, with ears, margarita konaye believes that russian troops want to gain a foothold in the south . of ukraine, having cut it off from the sea with the possible creation of a land bridge to moldavian transnistria, monitors the war, noticed that the goals of the russian military had to be adjusted from considering the realities on the ground and to the extent that these latest statements by russian officials reflect some of the realities that we see in donbas right now , they already control a large part of the territory in the south. thus, repeating these goals gives them more achievable opportunities for what they can get in the foreseeable future at the same time i believe that this statement about blocking ukraine's access to the sea control over the entire southern ukraine and then securing this land bridge to the area in moldova controlled by russian troops is a

the ukrainian institute would like the film opening of the cannes film festival to be renamed, it was called zed. well , such a name in relation to our musicians. the bookmakers always announce a lot of things . and here they are again telling their predictions that before the eurovision and the main competitor and kalush, they called the italian group mom. blanco, well, actually, there are a lot of chances, of course, they give kalusha, it is clear that ukraine is now supported by many people, but here are 40 chances with a flock of some bookmakers. i will remind you that the first semi-final of the eurovision song contest will take place on may 10, the second - may 12, and the final we have to wait for may 14, and from the structure of the reconstruction of ukraine, designer ivan ohienko proposed a project and the reconstruction of the mariupol drama theater in particular. and it will be no, it’s just that a person offered his version, it’s an uncoordinated project , and he proposes, as you can see, not to change anything fundamentally, there should be inscriptions for children in d

the head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance was with us.nwhile, the enemy wants to retreat from the chernihiv and sumy regions, but he continues shelling border posts and surrounding villages. today, a russian helicopter fired completely unguided missiles. yesterday, border guards were hit in chernihiv oblast, our journalists managed to get to the state border for the first time after the occupiers from two oblasts were driven beyond it, and the journalists personally verified how the occupier is conducting shelling and now the details are further in our report, this is exclusive footage from the moment when the ukrainian defenders expelled the occupiers from kyiv's chernihiv and sumy regions, for the first time we managed to get to the section of the state border with belarus, it was mined in place, blown up with russia and we are now let's show what is happening there, we are now on the state border, control over which has been restored, you can see on the other side of the dnieper, it is already belarus in this area now calm there, as th

scientific experts in the development of delivery vehicles and modern weapons who worked in ukrainian institutionsas well as radiological chemical and nuclear weapons. the most trained specialists found themselves in unfavorable professional and financial circumstances. this makes them vulnerable to transfer to the side of other states to participate in programs to develop weapons of mass destruction distribution of new trenches. according to the papers, at least four state organizations from subdivisions will control. the runes of the united states before their own nuclear security department, that is, the document directly admits that there are personnel for creating weapons of mass destruction in ukraine and that we need to continue working with them until someone else continues , and so that this the work went more efficiently than the tests, as stated in the ministry of defense, they were carried out on people who hardly voluntarily went forward from 2019 to 2021 american scientists from the laboratory of the city of merefa, kharkiv region , tested potentially dangerous biological drugs on pa

the procedure ukrainian institute. mario pope un secretary general antonio good cherish met russia's president. i didn't have newton in moscow. at least 3 people have been killed in the russian air strikes and shedding the city of keith. another person was killed in the rocket attack region. the last southeastern city on the credit control over 40 countries have agreed to meet monthly to discuss on the crate. first meeting was held in the us air base with germany earlier tuesday with change of policy berlin. it says it will now provide kids with every weapons. a malaysian man found the guilty of a drug trafficking in singapore has been executed. 34 year old negro entrance da millennium had been on death row if more than a decade after he was caught bringing 44 grams of heroine into singapore. the last ditch legal challenge followed by his mother failed for florence. louis is live 1st now in calling them para florence. what more to me now about the circumstances over this execution? this was a highly contentious execution and it went ahead despite public outcry in singapore and abroad

on a visit to the ukrainian institute in london, i asked the home secretary about the hold—ups in gettings figures were finalised, suggested it might only be 10,000. so, completely, it's been frustrating. will you apologise? i apologise with frustration myself, and i've spoken about those previously too. it takes time, mark. 10,000, do you reckon, have arrived from ukraine? in germany it's 300,000. in ireland its 17,000. why is britain playing catch up? so, mark, if i may politelyjust say this isn't about catch up and this is not about comparing us to other countries. why? well, first and foremost because we have an uncapped scheme. we demand visas, other countries don't. so, that is because they are eu member state countries. so we have left the eu and it's right that we document people that come to our country. back in devon, chris's wife anne showed me the e—mails from people who want to support her charity auction for ukraine. i've been inundated with offers - of help, and unlike this government who've dressed everything up with platitudes and barriers, i saying we stand with ukraine.

several floors were damaged at once, but the medical institution continues to work, the occupiers completely destroyed more than a hundred ukrainiancational institutions, almost 1,500 kindergartens, schools and universities were damaged, as told by the minister of education and science of ukraine, serhiy scarlet, just the day before, the russians shelled one of the schools in lysychansk, where 23 people, including children, were hiding. the russian army continues its offensive on the heads of educational institutions in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine are forced by the enemy to teach in the russian language according to the educational programs of russia. it is known that the majority of ukrainian teachers and leaders are fired from their jobs and refuse any cooperation with the occupiers, they are heroes of the educational front, minister serhiy skarlet emphasized, minister of defense oleksiy reznikov of ukraine reported on the results of the meeting of representatives of the defense departments of 40 countries at the american air base rammstein in germany, the participants of the meeting created a permanent advis

on a visit to the ukrainian institute in london i asked the home secretary about the hold—ups in gettingapologise with frustration myself and i have spoken about this previously. it takes time. i am responsible for surging the staff in region as well, hundreds of home office staff doing visa applications, processing on the ground, providing support. people say it is not good enough, you boasted about a surge of staff to support the ukrainian refugees arriving there. i went there, it was two guys, a table and some crisps. first of all there is no boasting taking place, let me be clear. we have a centre in france. a bespoke centre. you talk about a surge. that is our home office staff in conjunction with the french government. i have some friends, they help me to find somewhere. i spoke to khadijah, hoping to find sanctuary. i met a 12—year—old schoolboy whose paintings are being auctioned to raise money for ukraine. i realised i have the perfect skill set to use my abilities. and i met susannah, whose devon holiday business uses its profits to help displaced people. an amazing network of

can this e-e in the foreseeable future about opening i do not know branches of our ukrainian higher education institutionsountry because a certain part of ukrainian e-e children and those who will receive education and want to receive exactly ukrainian education will remain abroad, how can we stay with them and not give away this extremely valuable resource for ukraine, no matter what, but still to other countries, you know this is a very important issue, that's why every war repels foreign masses of people, we know that it was also the second world war, and in general, this is definitely a regularity. we also see from the polls from those of our people who left during the war, more than 80% definitely say that they will return and yes there will be a threat from brain drain, the so-called brain brand, it exists. well, i can say for our university, we are currently working on opening our branches, not branches. the states are different european countries, and this one is great britain, germany and the baltic states. that is, these are different countries, and we look at this as a deepening of internationa

the ukrainian institutes are in london. thank you so much for joining us. as i just described there, the phrase humanitarian corridor is often used by both sides and the conflict in ukraine. what do you understand it to me? and how importantly do we measure its effectiveness when it comes to the crisis in ukraine? at the moment? i mean, you can corridor, it is something that allows people from this each territories see tends to pass to safety to those of territories that are not being shelled or bombarded by the army . and at the moment, the center in carry just non existent in ukraine. it's very important for us to note that during the 2 months since the full scale invasion, russia only allowed the national grades cross tokenize to humanitarian corridors in ukraine, one in the north of the country and wanting to sell. so this is not enough because currently or too many korean cities and towns are being under siege and civilians are in dire conditions. there are, there are 2 big criticisms being leveled at russia from the ukrainian government. the 1st is th

on a visit to the ukrainian institute in london, i asked the home secretary about the hold—ups in gettingfrustration myself, and i've spoken about those previously too. it takes time, mark. 10,000, do you reckon, have arrived from ukraine? in germany it's 300,000. in ireland it's 17,000. why is britain playing catch up? so, mark, if i may politelyjust say this isn't about catch up and this is not about comparing us to other countries. why? well, first and foremost because we have an uncapped scheme. we demand visas, other countries don't. so, that is because they are eu member state countries. so we have left the eu and it's right that we document people that come to our country. back in devon, chris's wife anne showed me the e—mails from people who want to support her charity auction for ukraine. i've been inundated with offers of help, and unlike this government who've dressed everything up with platitudes and barriers, saying we stand with ukraine. the community here in torrington, and north devon, we really do stand by the ukrainians. for north devon, read the uk, the country moved by

for karaoke yankovich, she is fond of yoga, she worked as an adviser in the ukrainian foreign ministry and various institutionsled by the democratic party during the last presidential election in every possible way whitewashed joseph biden when stamp trump published scandalous letters from laptop, politician's son sex with minors drugs father's corruption. only now, a year and a half later, the new york times has acknowledged the authenticity of the letters. at the same time, the democrats attributed everything to the tricks of russian hackers, and yankovic actively promoted this version, did she have any confirmation of her words? no, of course not, she just read a bunch of false accusations from a piece of paper that some wise people handed her just because she was useful for them. idiot, and now she's in law enforcement and she keeps repeating complicated oh, weird appointments oh scandalous letters, biden's son. reporters can't ask questions. while the servants are escorting the screaming journalists, the president is grinning. you can guess what thoughts biden has at this moment if you carefully listen to

instruments music schools throughout russia and in total by 2024 there will be 1,232 such institutions. ukrainian, finally flute aiming fire at living quarters. donetsk is being killed and abused by civilians and tortured prisoners of war. and this is not genocide talks. must pass in silence. ukraine put its proposals on paper. which of them can we agree on and will washington allow kiev to agree with moscow sanctions against russia are returning to the west boomerang the decision on gas has already been made grain producers also want to sell their products for rubles. who's next to watch today? today on ntv, the mask is a new season sunday at 20:40 on ntv, it is always profitable to get 3% cashback on everything. you see here, money is all right money. in every second ticket in russian lotto, there are already millions of winners playing for a huge jackpot of 800 million. join those who have already won more for tickets, to whom we just want to say that we are always there. we accept orders around the clock and seven days a week. we always have a lot of goods and free shipping works for you savi

volodymyr zelenskyy hasulse said he's established a mechanism of justice with numerous ukrainian political institutions to investigate allegation of war crimes against the kremlin. that has been something we've heard from european leaders, from nato leaders. they said they will support these investigations. they're calling for urgent, independent investigation to be ca carried out as the earliest stage possible. and we've heard there will be sanctions. we've heard a similar message coming from other european leaders in the u.k. and france and germany. but we've also heard calls from president zelenskyy for military support to ukraine to be stepped up. this as we're hearing russia focusish its military efforts in the south and east and president zelenskyy urging for western allies to commit to supporting ukraine on the military front. and we did hear from u.s. secretary of state antony blinken just over the weekend. he said that there would soon be ten anti-tank weapon systems in ukraine for every russian tank on ukrainian territory. really an emphasis there on the support being provided by the ukrainia

the classrooms with weapons in kherson, a position of ukrainian nationalists was discovered who fired from the building of an educational institution. this is not love for ukrainians, not love for russians, the former czech president described the feelings that eu residents have for refugees from the independent. and also why did they decide to abandon the hryvnia at the grocery market in kherson? prices are still in hryvnias, however local sellers are preparing to sell products in rubles , they begin to rewrite price tags and gradually practice arithmetic in order to immediately convert one currency into another. we are starting the release with news from mariupol, where in a few hours it will begin to act. the so -called silence regime was taken by the russian ministry of defense to give the last chance for the ukrainian formation to voluntarily leave the territory of the azovstal enterprise and surrender, the fire will be stopped at 13:30 moscow time, but in 14:00 moscow time, ukrainian units and foreign mercenaries are offered to start their exit without weapons and ammunition the day before through a humanitarian corridor. no

republics designed to take over this area and have a government in place that replaces the ukrainian governmental institution that have existed up until this point. >> the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is warning, frightening, though, about the risk of nuclear war. of a nuclear war. he said it cannot be underestimated. if russia was really going to do, going to use nuclear weaponeds, how might that happen, what would they target? >> several things they could target, don, one of the uses of nuclear weapons at least in the planning manuals is to go after critical infrastructure, you got to ask yourself the question, what critical infrastructure is actually going to be remaining in many of these places? so what could happen is takcticl nukes potentially, a big, big, if, could be used to take out institutions in kyiv, the capitol, perhaps they would go after institutions in niprot or kharkiv, but that would have a little too close to the russian border and i doubt they would use them there. but the main idea would be to take out either institutions of the government or military institutions perhaps the

addition, a resolution was approved on the non-mandatory study of the ukrainian language at school in higher educational institutions of ukraine, education was carried out in russian, the number of ukrainian schools was reduced ukraine-language newspapers, film magazines , etc. in the donbass, ukrainian schools disappeared altogether, there was a ban on printing the work some writers flowed and the works were printed. ukrainian culture was supposed to glorify the communist party and the soviet system. she could manifest herself quite freely only in folk dances and songs leading to history. again , the same textbook is the fifth grade of 2018 now, yes anton anatolyevich, you are familiar with this, this is a fake. this is an obvious fake, but why can we oppose it? we can oppose but oppose only one truth, we can oppose the truth that will be available, which will be available, just to those who, at least, have a request to think what actually happened then in ukraine. let's just see, ah, all employees and institutions will be divided into four categories. those who are hostile to ukrainization, but overworked speciali

classrooms with weapons in kherson, the position of ukrainian nationalists was discovered, who fired from the building of the educational institution. this is not love for ukrainians, not love for russians, the former president of the czech republic described the feelings that residents of the european union experience for refugees from the independent. and also why did the ukrainian food markets decide to abandon the hryvnia? prices are still in hryvnias, however, local sellers are getting ready to sell products in rubles, they begin to rewrite price tags and gradually practice arithmetic in order to immediately convert one currency into another. and an agricultural classic. why are russian pigs instilled with love for the world's works of musical art? with the news from mariupol , five ukrainian soldiers laid down their arms and left the plant there. azov began to report this to the people's police. dpr, its own employees published these footage. a few hours later, in this zone, starting to act. the so -called silence mode. our crow mines, decided to give the ukrainian formation a last chance to surrender, the fire will be stoppe

admitted to the capital’s clinics, each of them has multiple injuries after shelling by ukrainian neo-nazis, the institutef emergency pediatric surgery and traumatology, which is headed by probably the most famous pediatric doctor in the world, is engaged in baking the most difficult patients. i don’t care about little patients today , the head of the russian ministry of health visited her report by alena rogozina , he is already as a joke, he says, dad is running along the corridor. true, seven-year-old yegor is still with walkers with his younger sister came under fire from ukrainian neo-nazis in the yard of their own house. alive. like this, it's all full of holes, and i'm like this behind the skinny walls. well, no, only in the hands of vitalik in the next room, about whom all the media wrote, mom dad grandmother and two sons tried to leave mariupol. but an eight-year-old boy was fired at the car, he was seriously wounded, now he is confidently making plans on the mend. i want to go, where there are trampolines and other things. in her emergency pediatric surgery traumatology nine children wounded in

thank you institute ukrainians are getting extra firepower today. the first shipments of new u.s.eapons began arriving in the country this weekend, officials say. the $800 million package includes heavy weapons and artillery the u.s. was hesitant to send until now. joining me with their reporting and analysis is washington post pentagon reporter karoun demirjian and evelyn farkas. thank you both for being here. we are at what seems to be a major pivot point for the ukrainians. this coming battle could be decisive and the americans are responding by sending weapons. it seems to be a change. a change in willingness to do the next step that, perhaps, they thought was, escalating just a few weeks ago. >> you saw there was this resistance proeviously by the u.s. administration that they thought would be provocations by russian federation. you saw that happen around the warplanes issue, around various other types of munitions. we have made a pivot in a way. you're talking about attack helicopters being provided now, humvees, you're talking about h oco witzers. if you look back six weeks

classrooms with weapons in kherson, the position of ukrainian nationalists was discovered, who fired from the building of the educational institutionainians, not love for russians, the former czech president described the feelings that eu residents have for refugees from the squares.

in addition, a resolution was approved on the non-mandatory study the ukrainian language at school in higher educational institutionsching was carried out in russian, the number of ukrainian schools in ukraine, language newspapers, film magazines, etc.

on the plus side, it does allow for american citizens and institutions to sponsor ukrainians as julia is describing, that is helpful. we resettled a quarter of the ukrainian refugees, and we hear daily pleas. it doesn't provide lasting protection or formal assistance to the refugees. it allows them two years of temporary residence. for those returning, that makes sense, others see their cities reduced to rubble. they need to stay permanently. it doesn't include health care, housing assistance, many will be coming with basic belongings, and expected to navigate this. >> very few were approved, will this time be more of the same or maybe more will be approved? >> actually, it could even mean lsz for the ukrainians, i am glad she is part of this, her organization having first hand experience with this. it meant sponsorship. money that the u.s. was putting behind it, those who got humanitarian parole, and they will yes, be able to go security concerns for ukrainians, versus people leaving afghanistan. if you think that in terms of how little the u.s. has been able to process in terms of o

ukrainian troops, who fired a rocket. the targets of the non -selective missile attack by the nationalists were residential areas in the area of ​​prospekt ushakov, where kindergartens, schools and many social institutions also located by the russian air defense units. missile attack of ukrainian troops to the residential quarters of kherson, 12 shells of a high -power multiple launch rocket system, as well as two ukrainian ballistic missiles, were shot down in the air over the city. fragments of one of the broken ukrainian missiles fell on shevchenko park raisin quarters of kherson is a war crime and a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law. israel remembers the victims of the holocaust during the years of the second world war ii nazis destroyed six million jews. the date is timed to coincide with the restoration of the uprising in the warsaw ghetto in the spring of 1943, which was brutally suppressed by the nazis, a mourning siren sounded from jerusalem all over the country today at 10:00 am report, efa, the middle east bureau of news and sergey pashkov on the warsaw ghetto square in the jerusalem memorial yadva shem complex, an army horn sounds. the company of the guard of honor freezes

flank in the face of russia's unnecessary and aggressive war against the ukrainian people, an attack on democratic institutions rules-based international order that prevented war between the great powers in the last 78 years of the end of world war ii. we are facing two world powers. china and russia, each of which has significant military capabilities and both intend to fundamentally change, the current world order, the rule-based world has become more unstable , the potential for conflict between the great powers is growing. we have faced the greatest threat to peace and security in europe and perhaps in the world in all 42 years of my military service. yeah, 42 years of serving creates a threat to the world. and now i realized that it really arose for those more than 200 diplomats. the european union has just announced 19 employees of the permanent mission of russia arrival persona non grata statement to non-statement eu foreign service let's fast forward in donetsk . denis was pushed to us for direct communication , uh, denis vladimirovich hello today it has become. it is known that the ukrainian military

support will be provided at the un, and funds will be directed to payments to ukrainians, the increase of humanitarian aid, institutions, agencies of the united nations system, and it was confirmed to us today in the conversation of the president of ukraine that the emphasis in aid will be on direct payments to the citizens of ukraine in cash together with the government of ukraine. this is an extremely important decision and agreement, and it will cover millions of our citizens, especially those who are displaced within our state. the bridges through which the occupiers regularly transported equipment and ammunition from the temporarily occupied crimea to the mainland of ukraine. this was reported in the command of the forces of special operations of the armed forces there noted that this route played an important role for the build-up of enemy forces in the direction of the tokmak and mariupol valleys. it was precisely because of the proximity of the bridge to crimea, the need of the occupiers in this object, as well as the large dimensions of the structure that are difficult to repair in the event of destruction, th

flank in the face of russia's unnecessary and aggressive war against the ukrainian people, an attack on democratic institutionsd international order . , which has prevented war between the great powers in the last 78 years since the end of world war ii. we are facing two world powers china and russia, each with significant military capabilities and both intent on fundamentally changing the current world order, the rule-based world has become more unstable and potential conflict is increasing. between the great powers. it is unbelievable, of course, that we, as they always remind you , are at war with about 30-40% of the world economy. and it looks like we're fixing it. well, you see , when you have oil, for example, it costs 100 dollars, and on it you issue derivatives in financial papers, of course, for 100,000 dollars you get one percent. and they have 909. this is the economy scooter. this is what we have oil. we have it, and they have derivatives that produce dozens of physical goods. see. today you cited this quote, mishustina. he talked about the darkest years. the cold war that there were no such sancti

"the new york times" reports that ukrainian activists and u.s. institutions finding ways to get accurate information in to russia, and some experts say it is starting to have an effect. jonathan tubener is the founder of the data analytics company filter labs a.i. which has been working to track russian sentiment across internet message boards. and karine orlova is a former russian radio correspondent. great to have you both on to talk about this very important subject. i know this has been an ongoing discussion with guests i've had on this show. how do you get through to the russian people? how do you get the truth through to those who are brainwashed by the russian propaganda? and jonathan, i want to start with you on this topic because your company is gathering data from message boards and online forums about how russians see this war. you've looked at a lot of different topics from sanctions to casualties to military conscription. what is having the most impact on russian opinion? >> yeah. thanks. what we've seen really since the beginning of the war till

and what is most interesting is when ordinary ukrainians, and such people too there will be all sorts of institutionssay that well, listen to our ukrainian authorities tortured. it's wrong. you must protect. i won't say no and say what they did. this is to love absolutely know a second. japan recently. remember said, no, we no longer believe. uh, the nationalistic azov battalion is a terrorist organization. let's wait. now that you've counted. yes , we are waiting for what will be done, the united states of america, they are also, in theory, recognition, yes, a terrorist organization, so to speak, well fight russians kill russians. this, of course, immediately left, so to speak, categories, and terrorist organizations. naturally. i would like on this occasion. sorry to pass. hello. yes, now you're up to hello well, please with an indian journalist made the following statement. he said that seriously to discuss. uh, well, any declaration is not worth the statement of volodymyr zelensky, because he constantly changes his, well, words of testimony. he simply does not take responsibility for his words. y

ukrainian people. an attack on democratic institutions is a rules-based international order that has prevented war between the great powers for the past 78 years, at the end of world war ii. we are facing two world powers, china and russia, each with significant military capabilities. jude intends to fundamentally change the current rules-based world order. the world has become more unstable, the potential for conflict between the great powers is increasing, not decreasing. we are witnessing the greatest security threat in europe and perhaps in the world in all 42 years of my military service. here this phrase was not directly, yes, but yesterday he said in context. here, in this context, he said that he was counting. yes, proceeds from the fact that the conflict in ukraine will go on for years and so on, huh? uh, and it's symptomatic of me to feel like it really is such a wish. yes, it would be good if it lasted for years, because in general it will be interesting for us to look at all this, uh, to supply weapons, while the statement again followed that not a single nato country was going to send its tro

volunteers help distribute bread, regular deliveries are established by medical institutions, russian alligators, destroyed a ukrainianmn that was trying to reach the city of raisins, pilots of k-52 helicopters told about the details of the operation in order to safely leave dangerous squares to protect themselves from shelling by the crew. i had to use the so-called heat guns, the system shoots down ground targets languages ​​anti-aircraft missile systems details. at the special core of tv mikhail chernov, the airfield in the kharkiv direction, helicopters are presented day and night, there are enough sorties several times a day of work, and military aviation and transport at first it was scary, because this is a real application for us in training there was no such real danger , they are conditional everything looks otherwise in the first days of the special operation. here, many felt the difference at such moments, everything was on yes to heat traps, which more than once saved the helicopter from defeat sergey tells the other day his car not only managed to dodge, but also destroyed the tank column, which was movi

ukrainian army. uh, actually attacked the educational institution. eh, part of it is just a sports school. here we were also part of uh, maritime college. there were even broken windows in the city council in the house of trade unions and. e. the most important thing in this whole story is that this point u was shot down. uh, the air defense system itself, but if it it would have flown over here, of course, there would have been more serious destruction; kherson shot down 12 shells of high-power multiple launch rocket systems. this is a hurricane and two points at the asu. delivered a criminal strike of a non-selective nature, in the language of the military criminal because the target is civilian objects non-selective, because they hit on the principle of where it hits, focusing on that in the central part of the city there are most social facilities. this is where they shot the area of ​​ushakov avenue, where the hospital, pharmacies, other civil infrastructure, but most importantly, the schools. look at how many kindergartens are located in a heap, y points flew in them and hurricanes a

here, and then obviously they are, of course, those social institutions that used political practices and the formation of the ukrainianitical nation. what result did they give? and? well, here it is necessary, of course, to specifically talk about the last thirty years. uh, well, we're both fine. remember, yes, that's in the nineties. just imagine in the eighties, the yellow-blue flag was considered petliur's because of its pleasant, and at some point it became a state symbol, millions 50 million people suddenly woke up under this flag , some of them maybe out of fifty- two million 2 million. yes, she could consider this flag her own, but the majority did not understand this, which means that they it was necessary to gradually accustom to the new symbolism and to do this, of course, not somehow, so to speak , aggressively, and not somehow harshly. but it's very simple yes. uh, the national football team, a there is the olympic team a they fly under this flag and uh, however you feel about the past of this flag. you are already beginning to perceive it. well , as part of e something of his own. and that's why, by the w

institutions. everything was translated into ukrainian newspapers into ukrainian, but no one reads, then the headlineshe trick articles in english, and the article itself in russian, so that people could read the people did not want to, e people resisted. generally. uh, they wrote letters, including to stalin, about what makes them study language, but it’s completely unnecessary, because people don’t speak ukrainian language at all, and an official is forced to learn this language under pain of dismissal and even criminal punishment. then these processes were curtailed, but not stopped, therefore, in fact, until the end of the existence of the ussr, screening continued. remember the first decision of this very maidan that won the verkhovna rada yes, they canceled the law on languages, which gave some rights to all-russian and russian-speaking residents, then they were immediately pulled down by western curators. they canceled it and didn’t sign it, because we see what is happening now, the russian-speaking once zelensky signed the law with his own hand, closing all russian schools for the first time i

fact, since 1994 one way or another, but the west has slowly but surely entered institutional into all structures of ukrainian today there is nothing to be surprised at. who is in charge of what? who controls which services? who writes texts to whom is nothing new for me, but you raised a very important topic here by asking a question. and who will restore ukraine and to answer this question you need to understand. look at the active phase of hostilities. yes, ukraine needs a huge amount of financial resources in fuel and lubricants , there is something else. and tell me, please, but the name of this entire period is the active phase of hostilities, and the international monetary fund. he wrote off and gave ukraine no. or maybe he restructured them, no, yes, or maybe these so to say, e merchants swindlers who are there and everything else, maybe they came so patriotically said. no, the country is at war. let's get rid of the profit. or let's leave part of the profit in this country, so understanding all this i can give you a clear answer to your question. none of the western countries, including international

ukrainian city of the thank you for that. while we're joined now by alexander keller from the institute for peace research and security policy at the university of hamburg, he studies the use of chemical and biological weapons. i and welcome to d. w. now ukraine's as of regiment says, russia used a quote, poisonous substance in mighty you pull. how would specialists verify whether a chemical weapons attack actually took place though? well, ideally, an independent investigation by team coming from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and the hague would be able to visit the sides of the supposed chemical weapon use and take samples their environmental samples, but also biomedical samples, which would then have to be analyzed, alexander, if a chemical weapons attack is confirmed, what would a meaningful response from the international community look like? well, i think, 1st of all, the international community should stick to the tools that are available internationally to hold the perpetrators of such terrible acts. to account that is on the one hand in the disarmament area. again the o. p. c. w in the hagu