human rights, but only in those regimes that for some reason they are in conflict with the united states of americae reason they are inconvenient. but if we are talking about violations of human rights in states that have close ties with the united states of america, for example israel, and its actions in the occupied territories, and here... of course, the work of human rights organizations that receive funding from this structure turns out to be much more difficult. we can look at the official biographies of the board of directors, the leaders of this structure, and we will see that they come from the cia, they are american diplomats, they are representatives of transnational corporations of the academic community, all this at the same time. american state. embassies, where it operates, the foundation for democracy, an agency for international cooperation, means that it is beginning to grow like leaps and bounds , well, for example, in armenia today the staff, which means that the american embassy has 2,000 employees, is the largest embassy in the world today, in 2009, the embassy, ​​which means

, as soon as the united states of america will do it, does this mean that other states will similar practices in relation to russian assets for the benefit of ukraine, or is the united states of america the marker, the indicator for others . well, this is exactly the way of compensation, it is a realistic way, that is, not what you and i are doing they said that russia would sign the capitulation right now. and sanctions, including reparations, restitutions, substitutions, will be paid, or they will replace the stolen goods, but there may be compensation, so the americans are very right to try to introduce certain changes even in their regulation, in order to simplify this procedure, this is a difficult issue, but it seems political... in the usa they have already decided to move in this direction, there is not only anglo-saxon law here, and indeed it may be easier where there is more anglo-saxon right, there are even precedents there, it is more difficult in europe, but nevertheless, if it goes here, there will be some real steps in the usa, in canada, then they are there i

ideals of democracy, and those values ​​in the context of how this may be interesting to the united states of americaerica really has a dual purpose, that is, on the one hand, they work for their image, allegedly providing humanitarian assistance, with on the other hand, they clearly pursue goals that are aimed at strengthening the position of the united states of america in the region or in the country, or at the moment. therefore, they always have a double character. and plus, americans often promote their humanitarian projects in those regions that they have either bombed or are planning to bomb, that is, where there is strong anti-americanism , with the help of their humanitarian programs, infrastructure development, assistance to international development, they try to influence the public, the public opinion of these countries, and we must say that they often succeed quite effectively, because yes, the older generations remember how their countries were bombed, but young people, they come to the american center, where they can listen to rap, where they can drink coffee, chat with ordinary americ

america. sergeant major justin lihue, national commander, legion of valor of the united states of america. s army, forget your general victor fat is, commander-in-chief, military order of world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer deborah all shake -- olshig. retired united states army master sergeant lee roy peachtree, past president, congressional letter of vinyl -- let her of honor -- medal of honor society. miss nancy espinoza, national commander, disabled american veterans. retired united states air force lieutenant general brian kelly, president and chief executive officer, military officers association of america. commander james gooch, chair, board of directors, commissioned officers association of the united states public health service. mr. keith reed, executive director, air force sergeants association. mr. stephen by south gate, commander, polish legion of american veterans of the united states of america. mr. jeffrey brough door, national president, korean war veterans association of the united states of america. mr. david rodriguez senior, national commander, a

well, now to the united states of america, the discord in the middle of the republican party of the unitedes of america regarding support for ukraine seems to be intensifying and growing, and this was proven by yesterday’s debate of the candidates from this political force for the 2024 presidential elections , donald trump again ignored them, but also without he could often be heard saying that american taxpayers' money should not be spent on ukraine. for example, florida governor ron desantis called the multi-million dollar aid the white house requested for ukraine, quote: a senseless waste of taxpayers' money, and another candidate, vivek ramaswamy, generally said that he was pleased to see how his competitors' approaches to funding ukraine changed with each round of the debate. , which he called, quote: not a model of democracy, however, fortunately there were such candidates as an example of hay. tom scott, who stated that the weakening of the russian army by american weapons is responsible interests of the united states of america, and the former permanent representative of the united

focusing on the aid situation and in fact the aggression that the united states of america did to israeld as mr. hanizadeh said, the bridge between the american bases in the region and through germany and directly from the united states of america to tel aviv. it was done and all the reserves were affected and if it was really americans and the centcom command force, like the americans, used their own special commander in the field of guerrilla operations, which they used in the situation of the anti-terrorist coalition in syria, in the form of centralizing and placing senior military advisors in israel . and a government was created under conditions of war that you do not have conditions of war throughout history except in 1977 and 1977. at that time, you have a period of caution in a time interval of one week to one month, but in al-aqsa storm, you have infinite conditions and the conditions of the period of caution broadly, it means 365 thousand people precautions were called in israel after the operation on saturday, october 7, about 300,000 people and coming to enter a circle is act

well, now to the united states of america, the dispute within the republican party of the united stateserica, regarding the support of ukraine, seems similar. is intensifying and growing, and yesterday's debate of candidates from this political force for the 2024 presidential elections proved it , donald trump again ignored them, but even without him, you could often hear statements that it is not worth spending american taxpayers' money on ukraine. for example, the governor of florida, ron desantis , called the large amount of aid that the white house requested for ukraine, quote: a senseless loss. of taxpayers' money, and another candidate, vivek ramaswamy, generally said that he was pleased to see how his competitors' approaches to funding ukraine, which he called, quote, not a model of democracy, changed with each round of the debate, but fortunately there were such candidates , such as senator tom scott, who stated that the weakening of the russian army with american weapons is in the interests of the united states america, and was there once... the permanent representative of oon

, the people in the west today, they know who is leading the war, they accused the united states of america of committing genocide before accusing israel, so the united states of america doing its best not to listen to anybody calling for seas fire at least for humanitarian purposes or that, because netanyahu gave the order to blinken and blinkin told the arab ministers in jordan, there is no... for seas fire for humatitarian or not before getting rid of hamas and releasing their hostages, what he means by getting rid of hamas, it means getting rid of all the palestinians out of the ghaza strip, killing them, because hamas is in every palestinian's heart today, and the palestinians today, they are standing for liberating themselves, restanding for stopping this massacres, committing and live on tv, committed live on tv. live tv, mean, this sort of thing is happening today and the international community should do more, countries like egypt should open the border, it have a strong army, at least it saves its own people, it can just for humanitarian purposes, they have the missiles to stop th

america... in europe, the united states implemented the marshal's plan.ng, the americans viewed the marshall plan as a means to bring down the post-war revolutionary upsurge. and of course they had very good reasons for concern. in the main countries, italy, france, there were very powerful communist parties. in italy. the communist party numbered 2 million people, and had about 20% of the seats in parliament in france, although the communist party probably had about a million people, but a third of the french population supported the communists. the world had such an opportunity, so to speak, to increase the number of red dots on the planet and the red, or left ones. governments in the world but there were several, so to speak, circumstances that prevented this , the same korean war, from a propaganda point of view, was presented in such a way that south korea is democrats, but north korea is a dictatorship, the division of vietnam into northern and southern, exactly it was also presented, all the actions of the soviet union and the chinese people's repu

unannounced visit of the secretary of defense of the united states america lloydin met in kyiv with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi. the head of the pentagon noted that this meeting was another opportunity to confirm the steadfast support of ukraine by the united states. austin also added that the united states, along with its allies and partners, will continue to support urgent needs of ukraine on the battlefield and long-term defense needs. loy dostin arrived in kyiv in the morning with an unannounced visit. we want to thank president biden again, we wish him a happy birthday, we wish him victory and he will decide where and in what direction, it is very important for us and for the united states to get results, we count on your support and thank you congress, bipartisan support, and we are grateful to the american people for overcoming all these difficulties together with us. we saw the courage of the ukrainian people. which one really shocked the world. the message i bring to you today is that the united states is with you and will be with you for a long time. what happ

if i agree with every... thing you said here, if you hear the uh former president of the united states of america, jimmy carter was hearing what he said yesterday and is indicating and lot of the influential opinions in the united states of america from uh what they saw happening in gaza, they said this is huge failure for the united states of america, because today a palestinian being killed or a palestinian being buried, a child of... or mother or adult or any, they definitely they been caused by kind of a weapon supplied by the united states of america and delivered by mechanism supplied by the united states of america and plans and and led by some and advice as well by some of american generals and and soldiers in there and there is we know the delta force uh they they tried at the beginning, the united states of america of course denying that, but some america's former military commanders said that they tried to attack from the rafah with amphibious landing and they were rebelled and sustained a huge casualties, this is america is involvement in the ground, in them and genocide, i don't want

pavle , i recall the previous visit of zelski to the united states of the united states of america and to the un general assembly, and then he met with joseph biden, then ihor kolomoisky , who had, have claims in the united states of america, because of money laundering, got to sizo, now, during the visit of another yermak to the states of america to oleksandr dubinsky got caught, who in 2020 together with andriy derkach released recordings, well , the authenticity of these recordings has not been proven, but where are the two presidents, or rather, the president of ukraine and the then candidate for the presidency of the united states states of america, joseph biden, discussed the case of burisma so-called, where, in which it appears. the son of the current president of the united states, america hunter, and is it a coincidence that kolomoisky and dubinsky, to whom the united states of america has claims, and who are on the sanctions lists, americans, got to sizo exactly at the time when the ukrainians went to the americans to agree on something, is it such a common practice, or is it

gravity is concentrated on the aid situation and in fact this army the killing that the united states of americaisrael, and as mr. hanizadeh said , the communication bridge that was built between the american bases in the region and through germany and directly from the united states of america to tliav, and all the reserves of influence and if really the americans and centcom's command force, like the americans , put their own special commander in the field of guerrilla operations, which they used in the anti-terrorist coalition situation in syria , in the form of bringing them to israel. senior military advisers, you know that netanyahu's government was overthrown after saturday, october 7. and a state of conditions a war was created that you don't have the conditions of war except in 1967 and 1977. at that time, you have a period of one week to one month of caution, but during the al-aqsa storm, you have an infinite period of caution, and the conditions of the precautionary period are extensive, that is , 365,000 emergency forces were called up in israel after the operation on saturday, octob

, the secretary of defense of the united states of america, loydin recorded a video message from the center of kyiv, let's watch and listen, we don't have this video , but i will repeat what i said, lloyd austin, the united states of america stands with ukraine, we will be with them for a long time, this battle matters for education, the united states of america will always be on the side of democracy as ukrainians continue to show fortitude and fortitude in the face of putin's aggression. we have gathered allied partners to stand up to russia and make progress toward a brighter future because of american leadership and our resolve to do so is stronger than ever. a few days before lloyd's visit to austin in ukraine, biden wrote a text to washington. post and explained the importance of supporting ukraine for the united states of america, what he said biden, from the experience of two world wars of the last century, we know that when aggression in europe remains unanswered, the crisis does not disappear by itself, it involves america directly, therefore our commitment to ukra

, as soon as the united states of america does this, does this mean that other states willimilar practices in relation to russian assets for the benefit of ukraine, or is the united states of america the marker here in this case, an indicator for others, well, that's exactly it. the compensation path is a realistic path, that is, it is not what we said to you that russia would sign the capitulation right now, and sanctions, including reparations, restitutions, substitutions, would be paid, or they would replace the stolen goods, but compensation could be that is why the americans are doing the right thing, that they are trying to make certain changes, even their own. in its regulation in order to simplify this procedure, eh, this is a difficult issue, but it seems that politically in the usa it has already been resolved, it is still moving in this direction, er, there is not only anglo-saxon law here, and indeed it may be easier where there is more anglo-saxon law, even precedents there , in europe it is more difficult, but nevertheless, if it goes here, there will be some

, and ukraine did not sign that it will defend the west and the united states of america,there are signatures of the political leadership. of the united states, great britain, france, china, that they will provide assistance in the event of a threat and waging war against territorial integrity and sovereignty. i will add other international documents to this, which oblige the civilized world to defend ukraine, to stand by its side. it was ukraine with its military contingent that was in iraq, in africa, in lebanon, in angola, in other places, it was ukraine that helped protect peace and tranquility in many peacekeeping continents. and when i hear today that there are political forces that want to stop aid, to limit it, i want to tell them that it was not ukraine that put... the signature for aid, it was you that put the signature on aid, and at least if you have there is a lack of morals and understanding of what ukraine is defending today democracy, a civilized world, then please be law-abiding and fulfill the obligations that you have all assumed. why am i talking like t

uh even if i agree with everything you said here if you hear the uh former president the united states of america, jimmy carter was hearing what he said yesterday and is indicating and lot of the influential opinions in the united states of america from uh what they saw happening in gaza, they said this is huge failure for the united states of america, because today, a palestinian being killed or a palestinian being buried a child or mother or adult or any, they definitely. they been caused by kind of a weapon supplied by the united states of america and delivered by mechanism supplied by the united states of america and a plans and and led by some and advice as well by some of american generals and and soldiers in there and there is we know the delta force uh they they tried at the beginning the united states of america of course denying that but some america's former military uh commanders said that they tried to attack from the rafah with amphibious landing and they were rebelled and sustained a huge casualties. this is america is involvement in the ground in the genocide, i don't want to say

option, then there will be a combo, because it will be the first woman, the president of the united states of america and the first an african-american woman, the president of the united states, so that it does not happen as it happened in the first term. trump, when the attempt to put him on the presidency, on the wife of a popular president, failed. i'm here, the only thing i also want to say is, yes , do i still have time, actually, just to ask very briefly, the other, the other position is that actually, and that's the position that we've heard from philip as well bridle, and from mcfaul, for example, from many, now mikrai is writing about it. likewise a retired australian general expert that the fact is that ukraine had an unsuccessful counteroffensive, that russia is now very well prepared and the war has entered a protracted phase in which russia really has a chance, at least putin rightly thinks that perhaps time is working for on him, the biden administration is also to blame, because from the very beginning, these people, his critics, said give the ukrainians more help. don't give the ukrai

well, i’ll start with the main thing: they flew in, met and, oh, and the president of the united states of americajoe biden and the leader of the heavenly sit pinen met in san francisco, this is the state of california on the west coast of the united states of america. and for the first time in the last six years, the head of plydenbesna flew to the usa. the conversation took place on the sidelines of the asia-pacific cooperation summit. the press services of both leaders emphasized that the nearly four-hour meeting was frank and useful. joe biden and pinh exchanged views on the russian war in ukraine and the palestinian-israeli conflict, paying attention to the problem of climate change and challenges in the field of artificial intelligence, and besides, the heads of both states, and then a short quote: outlined the directions for healthy, stable and sustainable development of bilateral relations. in a word, an important meeting, extremely important, if not historical, then extremely important , and here are more details, maybe he will tell us, and i will ask a few more questions to my guest, thi

eugene, did you pay attention to the fact that the united states of america, the leader of the uniteds america, and the leader of germany, do not talk about the complete defeat of russia , that is, that russia must necessarily be defeated, and ukraine must win, however, what is the victory of ukraine, i think that both scholz and biden, they i think we could also answer the question of what ukraine's victory is in different ways. well, that's the point, that it's one thing to stop putin, another thing is to defeat putin. so, at the moment it looks like our complete victory in the west will be a little afraid, in particular because they do not know what will happen in russia after that, and what they to do with that russia, in which with a very high probability, chaos will begin, various destructive, serious ... after the lost war, they have not yet figured out what to do with russia after this war, so they are a little afraid of such a radical, let's say , the conclusion, which is exactly the one we need, the one we all dream of, but in addition, there is another moment, they are also

, he was the united states, and of course, everything he did, he did in the interests of the united states of americasuspect that when it comes to some actions of the united states in relation to russia or in a more global context, he probably always, but what will the opposite country say, or think, or do about this, in this case the russian federation, not in the sense that he i wanted to somehow adjust us policy to the actions of american opponents. but in the sense that he always calculated american actions several steps ahead, and he always, probably, suggested to all those with whom he spoke to take into account the possible actions of opponents. so, uh, i think that the crisis in relations between russia and the united states, well, perhaps, conditionally speaking, came at the moment when henry kissinger stopped participating in such meetings, i repeat again, i’m talking about this in the conditional subjunctive mood, when stopped participate in henry kissinger with his question, what does russia think or is going to do about this, and when one day during the next discussion this natural quest

from uh what they saw happening in gaza, they said this is huge failure for the united states of america being killed or... being buried a child or mother or adult or any they definitely they been caused by kind of a weapon supplied by the united states of america and delivered by mechanism supplied by the united states of america and a plans and and led by some and advice as well by some of american generals and and soldiers in there and there is we know the delta force, they they tried at the beginning, the united states of america, of course denying that, but some america's former military commanders, said that they tried to attack from the rafah with amphibious landing and they were rebelled and sustained the huge casualties. this is america is involvement in the ground in the genocide, i don't want to say mass, genocide and extermination war against the palestinians in gaza, and they understood how gaza is become a focal point on shaking their empire, shaking the only policeman left for the nacess of... america in there to secure its own interest, so the united states of america and

done everything, as our president said, just mirrored the current state of affairs that the united states of america the united states of america abandons its wrong policies regarding arms control, the sooner the united. they will understand that global problems can only be solved together; the sooner they ratify this agreement, which they have told us so many times at various platforms, the better it will be for international peace and global security. now specifically about your question: there is a lot of talk right now that the americans allegedly handed over a certain memorandum, to interact with us and its validity will expire, in moscow they have already made preliminary comments on the substance of this document, i would like to help the audience understand, what is the general situation around this issue, for over the past 2 years, the united states of america has released several serious approaches to strategic stability, i personally carefully studied these documents, i even once had the opportunity to visit... the house where i was given a briefing on this matter, everything i found was

evidence today available to to show anybody is interested in the research of that, it's the united states of america, strikes of egypt who fulfilled this, which means they created this story about amazing military formidable. force, design entity, efficient, it's fought with the united states of america's all armed, all intelligence, all airplanes and and 1973 war as well on with 6x october which the arabs, they managed to direct a blow, massive blow to this entity, came uh air left of all from the american military complex to sub support design entity and to show it up and today we see the same thing to say today even more in the battle and the their genocide committed against gaza, you see the the armada, the western armada in front of the shores of gaza and lebanon, you see the american airplanes carriers, you see the the the french helicopters carriers, you see lot a lot of from germany, britain, franc and the rest coming all of that gathering at gaza and to immediate the area and the region, that all because their function state, the zin entity was shaken in the hands of nearly 1,000 freedom fi

strictly warning you, do not even think about interfering in the november elections in the united states of americajust great, listen, it would be funny to ask, mr. biden thinks on whose side china will interfere in the november elections in the united states of america, well, among all the candidates there are no favorites of the people's republic of china, favorites, so to speak, there the principle is both worse, it seems to me that if mr. biden suddenly stood up during the negotiations and made a statement, i strictly warn you, don’t even try to pester my wife, it would sound less stunning, to be honest, well... in general, in principle speaking, this certainly looks like paranoia, but maybe there is some reasonable meaning behind it, maybe the administration of the united states of america understands that it will be quite hot there in november, and is already starting to assign culprits in advance, russia it has already been appointed, it has already been said that we will intervene, china was shown a yellow card. i think now a warning will be sent to iran, possibly saudi arabia , in place of

, lloyd austin, who came so unplanned to ukraine and once again confirmed that the united states of americaill, despite everything, remain with ukraine until victory and help us, will look for this money somewhere. well, but a little more about the united states of america, unpopular unfortunately, president, the current president of the united states of america, joe biden's policy approval rating has fallen to an all-time low since he took office in 2021. this is evidenced by the data of a national poll commissioned by nbc. only 40% of respondents support the actions of the current owner of the white house, 57% do not share his approach, and the main reason is disapproval of the policy regarding the attitude to the war in the middle east. well, a little more about the ratings, unfortunately, why unfortunately, just stating the fact that donald trump bypasses him, meaning president joe biden bypasses him in five. out of six key states, the united states of america, according to a new york times poll conducted jointly with siena college, and joe biden is leading in these states, not joe bide

rather, russia's war against ukraine, in the united states of america, the minister of defense of theted states of america, lloydin recorded a video message from the center of kyiv, let's watch and listen. we don't have that video, but i will repeat what lloyd austin said, the united states of america stands with ukraine, we will be with them for a long time. this battle matters to the free world , the united states of america will always stand with the democrats as ukrainians continue to show fortitude and fortitude in the face of putin's aggression, we have gathered allies and partners to stand up to russia and make progress towards a brighter world future, because american leadership about it, our resolve is stronger than ever. a few days before lloyd austin's visit to ukraine, biden wrote an article for the washington post and explained the importance of supporting ukraine to the united states of america, which biden said, from the experience of the two world wars of the last century, we know that when aggression in europe remains unanswered, the crisis does not disappear by itsel

and israel, and what lloyd osin, the secretary of defense, of the united states of america, said about the fact that without financial support of the united states and nato, the ukrainians may lose the war, that is, he is talking about the possible loss of the war if there is no war. help, let's listen to austin. i can guarantee that putin will succeed without our support. if we knock the ground out from under them now, putin will only become stronger and succeed in what he wants in seizing the sovereign territory of his neighbor. i think that if putin succeeds, he will not stop at ukraine. if you're a baltic country, you think i'm next, and you know, i've no doubt it's early. sooner or later he will challenge nato and we will find ourselves in a firefight. mr. valery, whom osin is trying to convince, who else in the united states of america does not quite understand why money is given, why such allocations go to the defense of ukraine. by the way, pay attention, these are quite frank performances, such as open, with the door open. and i, i listened, this is the appropriati

this is the united states of america, for god's sake. the united states of america. we know.e are better than that. and now we are proving it. that's why we are replacing the entire baltimore tunnel. we are not just changing it, we are replacing the whole tunnel as part of the invest in america workforce hubs. we are working with leaders in baltimore along with union officials and career and technical schools to trade the local workforce to help build that new tunnel so we have the capacity. the new tunnel, all electric and trains that travel through it at 110 miles an hour not 30 miles an hour. [applause] mark trains go from baltimore to washington under 30 minutes. on average weekdays that's nearly seven -- that eliminates seven hours of delay on average. look, we are also investing $9 billion to replace over 1,000 trains and train cars with state-of-the-art equipment including electric trains made in america. made in america. [applause] folks standing with me here today will help maintain and repair those trains that will move along this corridor. look, just two weeks ago,

american inside, but it’s easy for americans to split, because these are initially united states, the united state of america, yes, that is, there is, as it were , a small subtlety, in the sixties, each state provided its internal needs by 80%, even more, but today even more. many more, but today this is no longer the case, today, well, maybe only california and texas, they should be free, not both and these are the ones who hooked everyone up on the federal tranches, federal tranches, california is one of the largest economies in the world it is absolutely, that is, we will cleanse san francisco, we will cleanse los angeles of all this, but what should we do? in short, the united states of america is faced with a very specific, very understandable , clearly formulated task, and moreover, one can say for sure that if 5 years ago there were still questions in the fourteenth year, simply no one told me... but now they have realized this problem , in general they don’t argue with it , that’s how they will solve it, i don’t know, i’m not sure if this is even possible, but they should try, but i think the fact is

then here really, i think that happened here ... there has been coordination between the united states of americahe nato bloc, so that there are not these gaps in the arms rate, we understand that there are some difficulties now with how the united states of america can provide us with weapons, respectively europe has picked up initiatives for this period so far, and this inspires hope that we will at least not have a gap, large supplies of weapons to ukraine, by the way, speaking of germany, there is a huge scandal in germany now... such a scandal, there is a lot to it is of media attention, due to the fact that one of the leading german journalists , tv journalists, leading experts on russia, the author of books about putin, interviews, a figurehead, even with putin, hubert seipel, who was often accused of excessive sympathy to putin, but who is he? explained this with his somewhat idealistic and naive pacifist view, it turned out that this person, who at least received 6,000 dollars or euros from one of the oligarchs close to pro-putin, and now it is a huge scandal, thomas ilves, in particular

to convince them that the defeat of russia in this war is in the national interest of the united states america and precisely because of that, the united states of america should not give advice through the mouth of musk to the ukrainians on how to behave in this war, but focus as much as possible on helping the ukrainians to win. well, ms. ivano, it is absolutely obvious that the defeat of russia in the interpretation, the west and our interpretation, these can be different concepts, i.e. what, for the west, is the defeat of russia and what is the defeat of russia for ukraine? well, for this we need to have a common vision together with our partners, what it is, what is a victory for ukraine, what is a victory of the free world and what is the defeat of the russian federation, i have my own understanding of what it should look like, but obviously, today we have heads of state who offer, well, their own vision of a peace formula, and obviously, everyone, well , the whole world has reasons, due to the fact that this is the president of the country, has to...' take this opinion into account or no

in the united states of america, they heard what zaluzhny said, what zelensky said in the article. or simon shuster, have they heard in ukraine what zaluzhnyi says and what zelenskyy says, because communication with society is too important so that society understands that this war will not end today or tomorrow, and that it is necessary a large mobilization resource, which, by the way, the same lazy person talks about, it is necessary to rearrange the economy and put the obvious economy on the military rails, why do you think... there is no such serious conversation between the ukrainian authorities and ukrainian society, this is a huge problem, you know, i still i will draw such a difference between the article in time magazine and the economist, he is diligent, he knows, well, in any case, he thinks, and he gives us his opinion, he answers the question, what does he think? still need to be done times, it is necessary to do, an article in the magazine time about the fact that zelensky simply believes, faith is very important, faith is not, well, an extremely important part of succes

same moscow, they are now taking care of the problem of war israel and hamas, which the united states of americaushed into which orbit, it is good that they did not get involved in a big war. through the arab front, the confrontation with israel and through israel could drag the united states into direct war, and they would remain on the sidelines, watching as the united states of america loses resources, that is, the meeting that you spoke of in san francisco, unfortunately, it what it was intended for, it was intended to prevent nuclear war, to put it simply, to move away from the edge of the abyss to which approached in their competitions or in strategic competition, the united states and china, but they did not agree on positions, they did not agree on positions on the ukrainian-russian war, they did not agree on positions on the war between hamas and israel, on the taiwan issue, this is all not agreed, they didn't even talk about nuclear weapons, they talked about restoring contacts to reduce tensions, to reduce this spiral of confrontation, that's what was discussed at the first meeting an

oil monarchies, let's call it that, big arms contracts , which are also in britain, the united states of america, these monarchies to the middle east, and of course investments, we must not forget that these are all countries, they not only buy weapons in britain and in the united states, and they buy their debts, that is, they give them debts, buy their debt obligations and thus cover some small, but still, part of their state budget deficit in both countries, and here at the elections and in britain and in the united states, that's for sure, this factor of the votes of these, the muslim community, muslim communities, they... will play a role, on the other hand, we also see such a sharp reaction from the right-wing forces in the united states, these are the trumpists, this is a moderate part of the democrats in britain, it's, a part, of course, a large part of the conservative party, who are, well, very clearly on the side of israel , uh, and in a word, in a word, it could all lead to polarization, yes, to a tougher election in the united states, maybe even with speeches and with certain action

from uh what they saw happening in gaza, they said this is huge failure for the united states of america, because today palestinian being killed or a palestinian being buried, a child or mother or adult or... money they definitely they been caused by kind of a weapon supplied by the united states of america and delivered by mechanism supplied by the united states of america and a plans and and led by some and advice as well by some of american generals and and soldiers in there and there is we know the delta force they they tried at the beginning of america of course denying that, but some america's former military commanders said that they tried to attack from the rafah with amphibious landing and they were rebelled and sustained the huge casualties, this is america is involvement in the ground in the genocide, i don't want to say massackers, genocide, an extermination war against the palestinians in gaza, and they understood how... gaza has become a focal point on shaking their empire, shaking the only policeman left for the naces of america in their to secure its own interests, so the

against ukraine, to what extent china is ready to listen to the words of the president of the united states of america, this is a question that, in principle, remains unresolved for now, but further, now china's position, it was voiced in xi jinping's speech, was addressed directly. to the united states of america, where he notes that the two largest countries should share responsibility for what is happening in the world. based on his words, it can be assumed that china sees himself as second to the state, that is, he actually proposes to achieve such a level of relations with the united states of america that allows him to take this very position, i am not sure that the americans are ready to consider china in this, in this capacity, as a second over the state so, in other words, there are a lot of issues, starting from economic, economic interaction between the two countries, and ending with military cooperation, as well as discussion of current international issues. do you think biden will offer to influence iran so that he refrained from escalation in the middle east? well, obviously he will prop

valery, just now heard jake sullivan saying that the ability to finance in the united states of americaing more and more difficult, please explain how to proceed, what happens next? i will start with the fact that in any case the united states will help ukraine through participation in international organizations and through other programs. now the question is that next year's budget, when the elections will be held in the usa, should be adopted by one law in order to allocate it for the entire next year, that is, this does not mean that aid will stop, it can be considered in other issues, but if to accept it now means that the issue of aid to ukraine will go beyond the internal political struggle in the united states, and this is a pre-election year for them, so it is very important. as a signal precisely to the kremlin, a signal to the enemies that the usa does not just support ukraine as much as they say, but has the tools for it. i will tell you one important thing, when we say funding, it also means a plan, that is, if you read what the white house proposed, it is a plan to help uk

meeting was one of the opportunities to confirm the steadfast support of ukraine by the united states of americaar what loy dostin had to say. we saw the courage of the ukrainian people, which really impressed the world. the message i bring to you today is that the united states is with you and will be with you for a long time. what happens here in ukraine matters not only for ukraine, but for the rest of the world, and it certainly matters for the united states of america, so our allies and partners will continue to work to ensure that ukraine gets everything it needs to succeed. he said everything, but not everything, because... joe biden wrote an article about what and why ukraine's victory over russia is important, in the washington post, a text from joe biden appeared, and what the president of the united states of america writes, from the experience of the two world wars of the last century, we know that when aggression in europe remains unanswered, the crisis does not disappear by itself, it involves america directly, therefore our commitment to ukraine today is an investment in our own s

three times and three times in 2022, it was twice in the united states of america, once in the czech never in 2023, that is, 2023 became the year of such, you know, closed doors for the majority of parliamentarians, for the greater field of politics in ukraine , what those people wanted to hear from me, with whom the politicians, with whom i spoke said, they do not expect any opposition opinion from me, i am not going to represent the opposition itself at the event. me, they expect from me the opinion of a ukrainian, a ukrainian politician, a ukrainian parliamentarian, and it is obvious that they would be interested in communicating not only with the closest circle of volodymyr zelenskyi, especially since, let's be honest, the agenda of this closest circle of volodymyr zelenskyi for most western politicians have already exhausted it, it simply ceases to be interesting, constant repetition of repetition and an attempt to press some emotional buttons, they don't work there, and that's why now is a good time, a good period already, well, there's nowhere to go further, just to supplement

neither europe nor the united states will leave this path of support and everything they can do, they will do, regardless of where in europe, orbán with fizo, in the united states of america there are also fizos in the form of trump, but these are things that can be overcome from the point of view of the systems that work both there and there, well, mr. roman, i can’t help but ask you about the conversations that are going on, again next to the conversations about maidan-3, about that there are certain problems between the civilian and military leadership of ukraine, but in the context of what zelensky said in an interview with tabloid the sun, what he said about the military and politics, because it is very important, and for whom it was directed, it is necessary to understand that the military who are going to engage in war should not engage in war, i will quote the president: if a military man decides to engage in politics, that is his right, then he must go into politics, and then he cannot, cannot engage in war, if you lead a war with remember that tomorrow you will engage in politics or elections, then in words and on the front lines you behave like a politician, no

trump, trump's profile shadows the eastern hemisphere for the united states of america and looks hererests and so on, but on the other hand , biden and his administration, including the sad tony blinken, are a fading nature, nevertheless . speaking about the interests of countries about the interests of which of these countries needs what, mikhail naturally argues from the point of view of more than that, as if concentrating on american interests, let's talk about, let's say, what is in this, let's say, these points, yes, they are very formal, very voiced, which, voiced there at the beginning, well, they are resuming contacts along the military line, the united states and china are resuming cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking. compete with china, but will cooperate in areas where their interests coincide, continue diplomatic contacts, this is biden, sidinping, we are coming back, yes, the united states must support the inevitable peaceful reunification of china, does not plan to surpass or replace the united states, hope that unilateral sanctions will be lifted, these ar

igor, today, for the third time in the last month, the secretary of state of the united states of americablinken, flew to israel . dissatisfaction with israel's operation in gas is growing, and blinken is still trying to find that golden mean, when both israel will fulfill its plan and the surrounding world, especially the arab world, will not perceive the military so keenly. israeli army in the gas sector. how do you currently assess the prospects today? the unfolding of this war, ha hamas against israel, or israel now against hamas, in arab-israeli and the expansion of the conflict in the middle east. well, i can say that it will be difficult to find opportunities for blinken, because israel, at least now, is not ready to make any concessions, and rather they want to use this moment to effectively solve most of the problems they face in the in connection with the palestinian-israeli conflict, and it cannot help but affect , objectively speaking, the situation in our country, objectively speaking, it cannot affect the situation with relations with the arab countries, because every day of

the political customs, since the american elections, they are important not only for the united states, americald, then, of course, more careful attention to those political processes that take place in the united states, before the presidential elections, what you will quote...' the voice of a republican, who says that ukraine remains a priority, this is one of those elements that , it seems to me, in the kremlin finally, well, as the biggest, biggest recalculation, they never knew and did not want to know what kind of people live in ukraine and what it is , that these are people, they are also not know and do not understand how world democracy works, traditional democracy in general, and to understand in the kremlin that on the issue of russian aggression in ukraine in the united states of america there is, as they say , a bipartisan consensus, that is, there is no difference whether you, a republican, or are you a democrat, or are you, well, the two main parties, the rest can be calculated, but in principle there is a general national consensus on this issue, because in fact the situation is

war machine, i mean the really the country that is killing the palestinian people is the united states of america, and israel is a tool, a colonialist tool, and they are doing this on the behause of these western, you know, capitalist colonialist powers and their the united states is very dangerous now, and israel is very dangerous, just to palestinians, but to to world peace actually, and the reason i say this is because what kind of example is israel actually presented to the that you can do war crimes and genocide and get away with it if you are pupet government of the united states, on the other hand, the people of the world are actually suffering different kind of wars that the united states is launching against them and their... coming out to express their rage against the united states policy, palestine is on the top of the list now, but there are other issues, there are other important issues, for people in africa. for people in asia, for people, especially in our region, west asia, there are many many, you know, important issues, we cannot forget, for example what happened in yemen, you

the committee on foreign affairs of the house of representatives of the united states of america congress, which is the lower house of the american congress, supported the bill on the transfer of frozen russian assets to ukraine, this is stated in the document based on the results of the vote, which was posted on the committee's website , 40 people voted for this decision of the committee members present at the meeting, two voted against, and so on, so that you understand how important it is, one sentence from document, quote: all rights, ownership rights to and income from confiscated russian sovereign assets, if necessary, pass to the government. of the united states of america, as long as they are held in the ukraine support fund. well, so that you understand, this is only the approval of the committee, then this approval must come to the two houses of the american congress, as there, what further fate may await it, is not yet known, but it is also known that according to the text of the document that was agreed in the committee , the secretary of state of the united states of america