roman, he is part of the ukrainian delegation is in the united states of america and is conducting negotiationsth government officials, congressmen and people who make decisions regarding the aid of the united states of america to the ukrainian state of the u.s. on the screen you can see the meeting in the european parliament today. and the adoption of our children, you know that in mariupol, a lot of children were collected and taken to russia, to rostov and russian bridge, and then the adoption procedure of our children took place, which, to put it simply, russia stole from us, there is roman kostenko again, mr. roman, please give me one more time the connection between the continents is unstable , so let's return to the aid of the united states of america and to the defense budget of ukraine, what is it it should ideally be how the deliveries really go, we say once again, we are talking about what kind of weapons we need, we will talk about it in clear coordination with ours and in the united states, we talked about it with ambassador oksana markarova and clearly brings the moment, after all

the united states of america. e airport ranks in the top 25 in the world. what in the hell is the matter with us? it means commerce. it means income. it means security. and we don't even rank in the top 25. i remember when i was vice president, i was flying into new york. we landed at laguardia. as i got to the terminal, there was an escalator, god's truth, going up to the gate. it said "out of order, will be fixed in two months." line laguardia -- fixed in two months. of all the international passengers flying through laguardia, taking a look, we wonder why folks in china and others think we are spent. will be fixed in two months. i thought to myself, this is the united states of america. the good news is laguardia is changing with a multibillion dollar investment. it is turning into a world-class airport again, just like you are going to do here. just imagine walking in here when construction is done. a bright, modern terminal. you know you are in the 21st century in the greatest country in the world, one of the

3,522 units of motor vehicles, 15 ships and boats, 233 cruise missiles, 98 drones, and 121 special equipment. suicide political suicide of putin $600 million for weapons from the united states of americasians continue to flee from the east and south of ukraine we are talking about it within the next hour, the colonel of the security service of ukraine, people's deputy of ukraine roman kostenko, mr. roman, good day, good day to you and thank you for participating in our program. congratulations, mr. serhiy. thank you, colonel . give to kherson oblast in kharkiv oblast, and i would like to say that in kherson oblast too, we advanced 100 km , but so far in kharkiv oblast, president volodymyr zelenskyi announced this while staying in izyum yesterday. he announced that today almost the entire region where occupied this was an unprecedented movement of our soldiers, 400 settlements, 150,000 ukrainians, and as hanna malyar, deputy minister of defense of ukraine, says, almost 8,000 m² of territory was liberated from the rashin occupiers. the ukrainian war , about which we have talked a lot over the past few months. the consequences arising from this, from my point of view, of course, we can c

same standards as their white bones, who implanted in us the idea that patriotism is bad, united states of americametimes even open. tutorials watch hollywood movies. they are imprisoned to plant patriotism here in the united states of america, that is, for them patriotism good for natives patriotism is bad. this is and is practically nazism nazism is different in that you deny other peoples the right that you consider your natural right and have always built on this. the united states of america today russia, i agree with natalia alexandrova , is raising the banner of liberalism. in the good sense of the word, when it comes to human freedoms of free thinking, free thinking means when it comes to respect for national traditions, and without this, self-determination is impossible. nations today, this knowledge raises russia, it was thrown out by the western world, and in today's world there is no one else to raise it. fortunately there is. uh, besides russia, there are other countries that are ready to raise uh the flag that is really lining up behind us, which are themselves civilized countries, b

conflicts that unleashed on the borders of our once united state, even when there was a regime in russia, well, the most complementary to the united states of americach yeltsov, the regime that i remind you voted, for example, in the united nations for the blockade of yugoslavia, which was contrary to the national interests of the ninety-second year. even at that moment, they unleashed a war on our territory, supplied weapons and brought bandits to us in the north caucasus . they continued to fight with us. when it would seem that we raised our paws completely, it clearly shows that we don’t love. they are nothing to us, except as dead, except as collapsed, except as ceased to exist, and now these two illusions of peaceful coexistence with a predator. and the most important thing is the illusion that the predator is peacefully thrown back, the volleys of a real war sound, because as soon as you stop, uh, flirting with a predator or a person, the guy says. and what are you learning in my pockets second, he remembers that he is a predator, he resorts to the force of arms. he tries to impose his position by force. and this is clearly shown today in th

, in particular the issue it is about how not to change the legislation of the united states of americaich would help prosecute such criminals, because currently, according to the legislation of the united states of america, he is prosecuted uh no no not thieves who have committed international war crimes , but directly it should be people or americans or those who have committed crimes against americans. legislation that would persecute people who have committed war crimes at the international level in other countries currently does not exist, and this was one of the important issues of discussion, at least so today i was told about this by a senator who was present at these hearings, i suggest listening to their explanations just now the united states needs to pass laws that will better prepare our department of justice to prosecute war criminals and they need to be very specifically focused on the conflict in ukraine we can talk about other jurisdictions but right now we need to send a very clear signal to everyone who is being mobilized by putin that they could potentially be guilty

of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, and in june, i think that the peak of this discussion was not only in ukraine, but also in the current united states of americae president of the united states of america was asked whether to recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism, the head of state answered negatively piskov, commenting on this negative answer of biden, said that it is good that the president of the united states of america answered no why do you think the united states of america is delaying the recognition of russia as a sponsor of terrorism, although this is a legal concept, after all, russia is a terrorist country after all. who in the world has no doubt that russia is a terrorist country, that it not only sponsors terrorism, but there is the very business of this country , and remember how many times the same guy called putin a war criminal, and this is the position of me it seems that he has not changed in any way, there is another, there is another dimension, the dimension is practical. look , if today the united states of america recognizes russia as a sponsor of terrorism by ukraine, it means that they should impose sanctions aga

diplomat, permanent representative of ukraine to the united nations in 2015-2019, and extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united states of americain 2020-2021, volodymyr good day, good health to you, glad you joined the broadcast glory to ukraine glory to heroes let's start our conversation, mr. volodymyr, with the results, 200 days have passed since the beginning of the great war in russia against ukraine , on the air we often talk about how these 200 days changed ukraine and all of us, and how during this time has the world changed and are these changes that have already taken place in the world enough to oppose those who are trying to fight against civilization? i think that the world has changed very much on the one hand, it seems to me that the apartment security system that existed even before at the beginning of this year and were based on its charter, today this system no longer works as it should. and secondly, you know, sympathies for ukraine have grown radically. can overcome russia, we all remember how we were given two days, four days, two weeks, and so on, everyone remembers it well and knows it, but we not only he

sometime ago the previous president of the united states of america announced that isis was created by the united states of america. for us it makes no difference whether isis was made by which administration. which american government. what matters is that a government on the other side of this planet decided to bring havoc and chaos to the geography of our region at the expense of the lives and the blood of women and children and the innocent. but the islamic republic resistance put an end to that movement, to that destructsive movement -- destructive movement. and the leader that descended into the arena of the fight against terrorism was no one other than the beloved late martyr general soleimani. a man, freedom seeking man, who became a martyr on the path of obtaining the freedom of the nations of the region. and the previous president of the united states of america effectively managed to sign the document of this savage crime, illegal crime, immoral crime. and what was said in so many words shows that the oppression that is imposed upon the nations of the region in such a fashio

kiev regime commits its crimes in agreement with washington. but we all understand, if the united states of america is far away from the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, then nato allies of the united states of america european states may suffer the terrorist actions of kiev put the world on the brink of a nuclear catastrophe. we cannot allow this time has once again shown the correctness of our president's decision to launch special military operations. our soldiers and officers risking their lives to protect the country and citizens. we need to do everything to support military personnel and their families. the right question to keep under control. and also respond to situations that are simply unacceptable, such as the case when an officer who came to his mother’s birthday party was not allowed into one of the restaurants in moscow, he was denied entry because he was in military uniform, this should not be. well , it's right to say. yes, in this case it is necessary that such acts be punished by institutions where so refers to military personnel were closed. at the very least, we are proud of o

and i understand that the support of the armenian of the electorate in the united states of america is important component for her, so i actually consider her visit in this context rather than a change in the policy of the united states of america. of the other side, although there are signs that they are dissatisfied with the politics of azerbaijan. well, let's say that the most recent such demarch was when the ambassadors of france and the united states of america did not go if the show was such a visit of various epos the city was released and also sound in principle. well, he was appointed by the united states of america as a special envoy for matters related to the regulation of karbakh, but at least he was reformatted as a special envoy within the framework of the south caucasus. well, formally, he is there in the minsk group it seems that dezerbaijan has, as you know, actively opposes the continuation of the activities of the minsk group all over nagorno-karabakh. so, on the one hand, it is true, that is, there are some such hands, but, uh, the united states of america is now, a

part of soviet diplomacy was ignoring the platform of the un security council. that the united states of america actually push through its decision to conduct a peacekeeping operation, in which a united the contingents of the united states of america and their allies and, in fact, the united nations, instead of playing the role of an arbitrator , was drawn into this conflict on the side of the western development bloc. where the northerners went with varying success here, and the north indigenous korea had a very powerful army, well prepared, much better than the south they defeated on the head. uh, the south korean armed forces have practically taken over the entire korean peninsula. and the south korean troops and the americans, they frantically clung only to. well here's the last one so to speak, for somewhere coastal territories and only landing. here are the americans in south korean obvincheon when they landed in winchiko. they entered the rear of the north korean army. he turned the tide of hostilities to the northerners, they had to retreat after a consolidation of efforts, and above all

the minister of internal affairs of the russian federation was not allowed to go to the united states of america, where he was supposed to take part in a meeting of policemen from different countries. well, there is interpol, and the united states of america simply did not issue him a visa, this is not the first time but not the last bells for russian high-ranking officials, we remember how the cursed visa to the united states of america sergey lavrov, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, does not allow him to enter the united states either, he wanted to come again to new york or take part in the meeting of the general assembly of the united nations well, but he was not issued this visa as a result, as if something had been resolved there, but nothing was resolved for the minister of internal affairs and he did not go to the united states of america well, here the russians will come again, we will keep an eye on the steering wheel now with ukrainian diplomacy, ukrainian journalism in general, all active citizens who have a large audience and even a small audienc

to the natives as their white bones, who planted in us the idea that patriotism is bad, united states of americatime, let's see, sometimes even open textbooks. watch hollywood movies. they are designed to spread patriotism here in the united states of america, that is, patriotism is good for them; patriotism is bad for the natives. it is and there is practical nazism. nazism is different because you refuse others. as a people in law, which you consider your natural right and have always built on this, the united states of america today russia, i agree with natalya alexandrova, is raising the banner of liberalism. in the good sense of the word, when it comes to human freedoms, it means when it comes to respect for national traditions, and without this, self-determination is impossible. nations today. this banner raises russia, it was thrown away by the western world and in the whole world today there is no one else to lift it. well, fortunately there is. uh, besides russia, there are other countries that are ready to raise u the flag that is really lining up behind us, which themselves are civili

response will not only be from the united states of britain, but from all nuclear states and non-nuclear ones, including the secretary of state of the united states of americaanthony blinken, assuring him that ukraine has a plan in the event of a nuclear attack by russia on ukraine, he said this in an interview with himself. we very clearly stated to the russians that publicly yes, and privately, so that they stop disrupting the conversation about nuclear weapons, he emphasized that washington has already been in contact with the kremlin on the whole issue , so it is very important that moscow hear from us and learn that the consequences will be terrible, and we understand very well that we made it clear to the russians at the same time, jake sullivan, the national security adviser of the united states of america, says that this report took place, including a private one at a very high level, but actually washington says that they are negotiating with moscow and they have there is some kind of closed line. while they are communicating. what do you think the americans could have said to putin? i think that putin, despite all the disorder and his own actions,

billions of dollars of research and development workforce training to bring semi conductor manufacturing back to america. we invented that little computer chip period in the united statesica. last week i was in ohio with the multibillion-dollaruf manufacturing plant 7000 jobs that folks 3000 full-time jobs making an average of 135 bucks per year and you don't need a college degree. skilled workers. investing more than $135 billion to advance electric vehicle structure.'s is like what your governor does. and then if you do it. and we have awarded $25 million upgrade to miles of michigan avenue downtown and clark town because of the leadership you all know the neighborhood with the tigers use to play? at the corner this will help restore michigan avenue and with the governor's leadership spending $1 billion to clean up and restore areas around the lakes and that goes to you folks right here in front of me. and they are a big deal. that will make a significant impact on the economy of the state and the entire great lakes system. i don't want to take your time that there is so much to explain to people say i didn't know it would do that. but do you see these two ladies? do

diplomat, permanent representative of ukraine to the united nations in 2015-2019 and ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to the united states of america 2020-2021 mr. volodymyr dobrogo day good health to you, i'm glad you joined our broadcast good day sergey glory to ukraine glory to the heroes let's start our conversation mr. volodymyr with the results 200 days have passed since the beginning of the great war in russia against ukraine on the air we quite often we talk about how these 200 days changed ukraine and all of us, and how the world has changed during this time and whether these changes that have already taken place in the world are enough to oppose those who are trying to fight against civilization. i think that the world has changed very much from one on the other hand, it seems to me that the system of collective security, which existed before the beginning of this year and was based on statutes, is no longer working properly. and secondly, you know , sympathy for ukraine has grown radically in the world the world is considered strong during these six months, the world is convinced that ukraine is strong and it can overcom

we are the united states of america. we are the united states of america. and there's literally, i mean this sincerely, there's not a damn thing we can't do. nothing, nothing, nothing. if we do it together. god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "washington journal" continue. host: our guest is a mars mitchell of the working families party. -- marius mitchell of the working families party. how long have you been around and when did you get started? guest: it is a political party for the multiracial working-class.

ukraine will not fight uh, well, in conclusion, donald trump once again stated that if he were the president of the united states of americauote, the catastrophe of russia and ukraine would definitely not it happened, the 45th president of the united states wrote on his social network trumpsochal, the former owner of the white house advised world leaders, obviously in quotes, not to make the situation even worse due to explosions at gas pipelines, the northern stream in the baltic sea, and advised everyone to act strategically and wisely. well, this in the opinion of donald trump, it means concluding an agreement that is needed and wanted by both sides, that is, ukraine and russia, and it would be surprising if in the end the odious american president did not offer himself as a person who would headed the negotiation process, i can already imagine such a picture: a long table on one side, uh, putin on the other side, zelensky in the middle, a smug trap imagined and forgot because it won't happen, well, that's all i can think of about ukraine, only for today, tomorrow there will be more i go don't get ready , don't switch,

the fact is that the united states of america very often, but showed the rest to the world, what is priorityre the chosen one you can get an american visa to fly to the united states of america and you should already be proud that you visited the united states of america but that america that was during the iron curtain ended. now they have decided to arrange the same concept in the european union, but all the elites. you absolutely correctly said the european united states of america, all those who are called the ruling classes, they said, we never quarrel at the level civil society. we always support the institution and civil society. tourist exchanges and in general, remember the classic ssoras world without borders, yes a world that can be a covered world, yes, an open society. yes the open society and its enemies. so we had such a book that was very fashionable at one time, but now we see that there is no open world, and this is an open world. we are building. not us, but it’s us that are being closed and the fact is that we are just building an open world, the real one you want to see,

keep fighting until the women of america have the freedom to make your own reproductive health care decisions. period, full stop. back up off the women of the united states of america. two competing visions. for this great country. but we can articulate what we can stand for as democrats. we believe in a country that provides for the poor, works for working families, makes sense for the middle class and stands up for senior citizens. we believe in a country that innovates and we believe in a country with liberty and justice for all. people protection under the law. government by the people and for the people. and democrats, we believe that in america, if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to provide a comfortable living for yourself and your family. purchase a home, educate your children and retire with grace and dignity. that is the american dream that we as democrats believe in, that we fight for every day. but we also understand that dream is under assault. the middle class is struggling. rural america struggling. those who aspire to be part of the middle class struggling. many parts of the heartland struggling. but here is some g

violated the charter of the united nations by attacking its own neighbor and today threatened education with the use of nuclear weapons. the president of the united states of america, joe boyden, told the united states together with its partners and allies about this today during a speech at the session of the un general assembly around the world will help ukraine to defend itself, and russia will be forced to answer for its actions. ukraine has the right to exist like any other country in the world, so the united states will continue to support it, but for this it is necessary to reform the un, in particular, to increase the number of permanent and non-permanent members of the security council in order to to make it more inclusive. also, joe biden called on the current permanent members to adhere to the un charter and use their right of veto only in emergency situations. well, very often they do they use this right not when it is necessary, especially russia and china, will they listen to biden, we will see. the european union is not at war with russia, but supports the right of ukraine to protect its own sovereignty and territorial integrity , said the spokesman

we are the united states of america. we are the united states of america.nd there's literally, i mean this sincerely, there's not a damn thing we can't do. nothing, nothing, nothing. if we do it together. god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. ♪ ♪ cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discussed policy issues that impact you coming up thursday morning, we will discuss the latest on the economy in campaign 22, with the nebraska congressman and the oregon congressman. wall street journal reporter talks about the potential freight rail word -- real road worker -- railroad worker strike. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> coming thursday on c-span, sec chair testifies on the agencies regulatory priorities before the senate bankin

not acquaintances, having heard, a disappointing diagnosis buy tickets to israel or the united states of americahese actions always puzzle me. do we really not talk enough about our best doctors. is there really no access to them? does the location of the doctor determine his professionalism? today, in the endovascular operating room of the republican scientific and practical center of cardiology, a large international team of doctors from the united states of america, france, lithuania , belarus, belarus, three surgeons, three sonographers and nurses have gathered. in total, about 15 people x-ray endovascular surgery doctors anesthesiologist and nurse anesthetist operating room nurse x-ray laboratory assistant in russia ultrasound diagnostics on the monitors shows how the patient's vessels are filled with a contrast agent. thanks to him, under the x-ray, doctors can see where to move the catheter and how to implant the system . the catheter technique, which is designed to treat heart failure, will tell in more detail about this. it allows you to reduce the swollen ventricle of the heart from wi

speaking there, the united states of america defense lloyd austin said that the president of the unitedtates of america, joseph biden, approved the supply of a new batch of weapons to ukraine for 675 million e-e dollars and long-term support of ukraine in countering e-e russia is being discussed in rammstein well, we remember that at the fourth meeting and at the third meeting she joined this format if i'm not mistaken 40 defense ministers from around the world, of course, of course for the whole world, what russia is doing in ukraine is a challenge, you correctly said that this is not a regional conflict - it is a continental war, and with such losses, we are talking about the losses of the russian side now, but it is absolutely obvious that we are also great losses and a lot of these losses among the civilian population at least since 945. it seems to me that europe did not suffer such losses and there was no such large-scale war where it was involved, well here already three countries, because we are talking about belarus, one way or another, it plays along with russia. if we talk ab

armed forces of the russian federation, in the course of one night, for example, in a state without the use of nuclear weapons . the united states of americay. that's why they have something to rattle around in the ear of that bunker grandfather. well, he's a little bit off, but there's something, they're just rattling from there, shit. will fly in different directions, we should not panic , we should never panic, because panic is what it is. no, you do not know the human condition when everything is lost, we are not lost, we still need to tighten our belts and help the armed forces of ukraine because what are they doing there of people, these are just those people, those are already military personnel, whom we need to destroy in addition, and there is no need to throw hats at anyone, we should not calm down because there are 300,000, 300,000, it could be 300,000 shots, one shot from their there and rusty rifles, and we also need to do something to fill them up

we are the united states of america. we are the united states of america. and there's literally, i mean this sincerely, there's not a damn thing we can't do. nothing, nothing, nothing. if we do it together. god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the coffin carrying queen elizabeth proceeded from buckingham palace to westminster hall earlier today where she lies in state now for four days and four nights for public viewing. watch bbc coverage tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, c-spannow, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span's "washington journal," every day we take your calls live on the air, on the news of the day and we discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we'll discuss the latest on the economy and campaign 2022 with nebraska republican congressman a

result of 20 times in what the united states of the rich - this is already not ascribed here in terms of mortality. at that time, we look better in the united states of america, 18 times better than russia and others. and maybe more. but you didn't believe it. using the internet, maybe or else uh, reading some other non-powerful news , what did you get out of it? you went some to the barricades in 2020. here , in front of the palace of independence, they carried me in a coffin in white slippers. my figure there, as i understand it, was dressed in white slippers on 31 yesterday in the twentieth year of my birthday. they brought a coffin to the fence, for which, perhaps , civilized people approach their president . forgive this country for your indiscretion, and tomorrow you will receive it into your own hands. i will still live, i will help you. if need be. well, i'll see how you manage. after that, a lot of water has flowed under the bridge people looked at the world and the vast majority, not only in my eyes. well, they don’t always openly tell the truth to me , they say so thank god that he didn’t give up then. thank god that he was running here on the str

bass party in overnight , they were out of the political process, at least, because the united states of americarovided support to the shiites. it happened in 2003 when the americans invaded iraq but remember this famous story when the minister of defense. colin powell shocked the united states, er, at the meeting, where at the assembly he test tube with her substance and stated that saddam hussein in iraq a has chemical bacteriological weapons and this was the reason for the invasion. how exactly then in 2003 and after the americans and their british allies and many others invaded iraq and saddam hussein was overthrown, and the iraqi army was defeated, and so many officers from the iraqi army they hmm well, they were left with no destiny and began to look for other occupations. and i must say that these were, in general, very combat-ready people who received a military education both in the soviet union and, uh, they were excellently trained in western military academies. they have become very much in demand just for e. here are these formations, which were just being designated at that time on

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, as the secretary of state of the united states of america said in anthony blinky is not against ukraine using weapons to return the territory and weapons that come from the united states of america. well, zelensky says that after the recognition of the results, it is up to referendums, there can no longer be any negotiations between ukraine and russia, or according to you, putin will go all the way with the declaration of these territories, and accordingly , this concept is that we will defend our new territories with the help of nuclear weapons, as provided for in our concept of national security, well, at least that's what putin and medvedev said, uh, you know for sure, sergey, i think that uh, well, putin has no other way out, except to move on, uh, he has driven himself into a dead end from which he can't get out anymore because if he does a step back will mean that er, er, that's what this population is used to behind the railing, that above er, there should be er, always on top, the king says absolutely er, only absolutely correct things, er, the king can't be wrong

, as the united states secretary of state anthony blinky said in from the united states of americaskyy is better after the recognition of the results of these pseudo -referendums, there can be no negotiations between ukraine and russia, or according to you, putin will go to the end with the declaration of these territories and, accordingly , this concept that we will defend e- eh, our new territories are with the help of nuclear weapons, this is provided for by our concept of national security, well, at least that’s what putin and the bears said, eh, you know for sure sergey, i think that eh well, putin has another way out besides going further, eh he himself is not there he has driven himself into a dead end, from which he can no longer er because if he takes a step back it will mean that on high, the tsar says absolutely, er, only absolutely correct things, er, the tsar cannot be wrong , it will all become, er, well, that’s the way it is, then everyone will ask. well, it’s already fake, he was replaced, it’s not the putin we voted for, for whom we are ready to die on the fields o

neighbor russia, but then in this interview you said but in any case the support of the united states of americaill not change now we are really like me already said no sleep peacefully, now we really see this support of the united states of america, for which we thank you in washington, but please tell me if there is a limit to this american support for ukraine. you know this country, you can answer this. i am deeply convinced that the limit of this support ends at that moment when ukraine finally wins all wars and the united states does not stop until then, they will continue this support so that there is no mention of midterm elections that will be held in november this year, they will not change anything that ukraine traditionally has a very strong bipartisan bicameral support in the us congress and therefore we should not be afraid of any changes in the policy of the usa, these are our real friends, they are friends, not partners, friends, they perfectly understand the ukraine of ukrainians are we close to them in spirit or are they close to us in spirit, we are very similar in this, you kn

u for the united states of america we're on the eve of the elections in the united states of america in ukraine changes dramatically, and i see how the stakes in this special military operation rise when it goes to a whole new level. yes, i mean attacks on their infrastructure, of course. it's scary, because one and a half months in these conditions. this is a very long time. and we still let's not forget the threats uh resumption of the offensive in the kiev direction. i just imagine a picture of the world for the americans, if on the eve of the elections, russian troops are standing near kiev, and for a while everything that was they will already forget. if the troops stand near kiev, therefore, they will ask, wait, dear friend. and where did you spend more than 50 billion dollars there to support ukraine like, uh, the russians got to kiev, how is this how to understand this? this will have very serious, in my opinion, political consequences, so the very idea, perhaps the resumption of negotiations. it seems to me from this point of view. she is the americans. very, very much you,

to china for the last 7 months begins to sell, but the interaction between china and the united states of america multifaceted, well, then it will be even more significant in third place, great britain why would the uk have a debt of the united states of america would be a rhetorical question, because it is necessary to buy, including the closest ally and partners further in varying degrees for different e for different information. well, the essence of such luxembourg banks are offshore companies. uh, basically also international capital, in fact. the same globalists ireland is the same. it would seem that little ireland is buying little ireland - this is a place where a lot of international companies have their headquarters, less taxes and also invest everything in these same american debt, e, papers further switzerland, which instead of supporting the native swiss franc . for some reason, the non-native american dollar is supported, and in this sense, the loss of switzerland 's sovereignty. person now they would remain neutral to be a platform, as during the times of both the first and second

amount in the history of ukraine, but in any case, it is less than what, for example, the united states of america a year in the form of weapons, training and so on, that is, you see well, as it were, the help here is very serious, so the conceptor must definitely be reviewed , if for now he is the only one, if the navy is based in odesa, and if the question is about if we return crimea to us after the return of crimea need review because there will be other geographic parameters and the tasks may be fundamentally the same. the necessary capabilities are the same, but their implementation, the ways and methods may be different, but again, uh, well, it is very important here that, and this is the classic managerial triangle of tasks , resource capabilities, it should be balanced and er, well, and costs, and they should be planned for the future, and not planned during the time when some kind of need arises there, er, well, let's say there is a current need, that is, they must be programmed and because of that it should really become the basis of military budgeting for both the navy and all the arme

at the same time, information appeared that the united states of america is preparing another packagend this military aid will be about this military aid will be announced literally in a few days , john kirby informed about this and said that we are in close contact with the ukrainians, we talk to them every day in real time, there are discussions about what their military needs preliminarily say that another 600 million dollars will be allocated for ukraine's military needs. we know that last week the armed forces of ukraine received aid, or rather ukraine received aid in the amount of 700 million from the united states of america. i know that for a very long time you have been a military the naval forces of ukraine do not . still, could there be such a situation when we will have, as you said, missiles with a range of 300 km, maybe 500 km, maybe even 3,000 km, and in this way we will be able to defend our territorial waters in the black sea which, in principle , are now completely dominated by the russian federation , does ukraine still need to have a naval development program that

the united states of america is considering the possibility of introducing sanctions against russia that would be similar to those declared by russia as a terrorist country. there is no price, however , there are currently no plans to unambiguously define a state as a threat to international security, because let's cite a quote, there are more targeted approaches that could be used for bringing the russian army and leadership to justice, in addition, they say that if russia is declared a sponsor of terrorism , washington's partners may suffer and the supply of humanitarian aid to ukraine will be complicated. stated the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, any other ideas are, i quote, half-baked ideas that may look nice but do not solve the problem at the root therefore, they should not be implemented, emphasized the head of ukrainian diplomacy. ukraine will continue to work with megate and all other partners in order to guarantee the safety of the nuclear plant, kuleba concluded. since the beginning of august, the russian military and the military began shelling the pl

going to keep fighting until the women of america have the freedom to make your own reproductive health care decisions. period. back off the women of the united statesf america. two competing visions. for this great country. but we can articulate and clear ways what we stand for his democrats. we believe in a country that provides for the corporate works for working families, makes sense for the working class and make sense for senior citizens. democrats, we believe in a country that innovates the inner city, strengthen suburban communities and revitalizese rural america. we believe in a country with liberty and justice for all for equal protection under the law. government of the people, by the people, and for the people. and democrats, we believe that in america if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to provide abe comfortable living. for your self and for your family. purchase a home.e educate your children and retire with grace and dignity. that is the american dream that we as democrats believe in, that we fight for each and every day. but we also understand that dream is under assault. ssthe middle class is strugglin. rural

[applause] >> on behalf of the general assembly i wish to thank the president of the united states of america for the statement just made. and i >> the address of the united nations general assembly iran's president dated that his nation is not seeking a nuclear weapon criticized the u.s. from leaving the 2015 nuclear deal. the iranian president also criticized russia's invasion of ukraine and vladimir putin's threats against europe. >> dear creator omnipotent of the world accept our regards and respects towards your chosen messengers, abraham, moses, jesus on the prophet muhammad, about the message of justice, spirituality and proper behavior, to the people of the world. and they destroyed of the foundation of unjust and lack of fairness to allow humans to build a new world for the future. ladies and gentlemen, mr. secretary-general, the foundational need for a better world is all of the hopes and aspirations of humankind are filled on justice. and they have the capacity for the creation of such a framework of all-encompassing justice which means elimination of injustice. we are defenders of

such people were noticed in the united states of america. hey were then all the interposed systems of american intelligence, which were also involved in the creation of detachments, e.g. forest brothers, and these nazis raised their offspring kristina freemant became a journalist, worked for the financial times and really knows russia because she worked as a journalist in moscow, mainly specialized in our oligarchs, even wrote an oligarchic book about them, but at the same time she remained, of course, a person of absolutely nazi views. she uh now uh, made a brilliant political career in canada and is considered the number two politician there. and he can really become a general secretary, but this is, in general, a reflection of what western civilization is, yes, which we uh, were considered uh, to call there a democratic committed to human rights. what human rights do we understand more and more, that the main thing is value, there is nazism european values, yes, and where were they when they proclaimed european values ​​after the war , tra

why is the united states of america forced?re aggressive nuclear powers in the world, let's say china and north korea, who will come to the conclusion and why we we cannot explain our problems in a nuclear way, and we will remind you of the pakistani conflict, both nuclear states, which are restrained only by some possible reaction in the same united states of america. iran declares that it does not have nuclear weapons, but when they understand that they can strike without being ordered, they can finally try to solve the eternal iranian the israeli conflict, the world will plunge into chaos, this is serious, but the truth will not be told i believe i do not believe well, it is incredibly difficult, i do not operate in such categories as faith and solely by evidence, the level of threat is the highest since 1962, when the so-called caribbean crisis took place. and i would say that it is even higher, because then khrushchev and the soviet union were not really threatened by anything. these were just emotions that thank god kenne

nevertheless, we see that now one of our main allies after the united states of america, and maybe togetherh the united states of america, great britain is undergoing serious changes. will the political course of britain change in general, or can it change in connection with such e, including the tragic news from the foggy albion , take us to the studio for you. good evening. mr. sulypiv, you wanted to take the floor, please, well, let's continue the topic we talked about, of course, about ukraine, if we can return to britain, it will be fine, and a thoughtful viewer, and in the end , we are all responsible people here and must give certain, including practical messages, our discussion began to relate very global things, where are they, the paralysis of the russian federation, the division of russia according to the national principle, and what are the periods of the end of the war and the results, we must understand that this is not a constant, it is not written something the war will end in 23-24 or 25th or 22nd is not a constant and the specific results of the end of this war are all tha