uh, well, or the united states of america exactly, then uh at a conference in the poddam. he american president of romania for the first time announced the presence of a nuclear bomb in the united states of america, which certainly changed the balance and balance of power in them. and between washington and moscow, truman understood that he had such a trump card that no one else had and that thanks to this trump card, very many very many agreements that were concluded in tehran. in yalta, you can not comply, and therefore, so many witnesses describe how stalin reacted when he told him that the americans had tested atomic weapons. uh, well, you could say it's one of the pinnacles. e such an external diplomatic activity. that's because, uh, he showed how much he can control himself and didn't show any excitement. you and i know that almost immediately after the end of this meeting, all the latest. what is the state of the nuclear project, of course , stalin was delivered so that he is superfluous once i could understand. what strategic advantage does the americans have, and d

rica , now it is, in fact, called the fifty- first state of the united states, and entry along r3 in one form or another into the the united states of americad increased the share of the hispanic population, and the united states, if we talk about the prerequisites for war, here we can draw a direct parallel with the beginning, and the vietnam war when the incident around the battleship main was used as bailey's incident as an american pretext for war armadillo maine was supposed to carry out a diplomatic mission in cuba, he dropped anchor in the harbor ; out of three hundred and fifty people of crew 252, eight more died in the hospitals of havana, according to one version, the american government sacrificed the lives of its own citizens and deliberately went to murder to create an incident belli is a term from the time of roman law, meaning a formal reason for declaring war and now it is already quite obvious that the united states of america deliberately used this occasion to not only declare war on spain, but also to encroach on the very colonies which they were no longer able to hold as a result of these hostilities. the united states o

and the interests of the united states of america, of course, took advantage of this and say that theecome little. in order to bake resources for the united states of america in 1951, haboburns won the presidential election, he sought to make guatemala economically, developed and independent from the united states to return assets and resources to the country to free the people from the position of slaves. and let me remind you that this is a fairly large country in terms of population and territory. she occupies a very advantageous position. uh, the central african central american republic, and therefore this very important point was for the united states, not only economically, but also naturally geopolitical and that's when, in the early fifties, power passed into the hands of democratic forces. uh, that is, there were two presidents in a row, really their elected peoples, and they, uh, rebuilt all this policy. they announced the nationalization of all the lands that had previously been seized by american companies. they announced the nationalization of natural resources. they ann

of the first world war. already europe owed the united states about 11 billion, it turns out an interesting point, the united states of americaamount of money during the first world war the wars entered at a moment when everyone was already weakened and offered the world 14 points in timber. they proposed an open world, they proposed the creation of a new organization of the league of nations, the league of nations, as a political organization it was only a cover for the american business in general american geopolitics in general, but it should be noted that this was the first time for the americans, because america is entering the world arena and e, getting involved in solving global problems precisely after the first world war, because e before that uh, that means that the same policy, uh, that monroe defined for america in the niche political strategy america for americans, it did not involve american interference in the affairs of european powers. but after the first world war. this policy has changed drastically, and therefore, indeed, the united states of america has received very large opportunities to shape. revenge

united states of mexico, dr. gutierrez mueller and dr. jill biden, paris lady of united states of -- first lady of united states of america, entitled mexicond collaboration. [inaudible] >> in light of more than two centuries of bilateral cooperation on very special occasion, dr. beatrice gutierrez, wife of the president of mexico, and i declare many friendship -- in friendship we believe that freedom of faith, speech and the press is the foundation of democracy and that the voice of people is powerful. for these reasons, we hold close to the highest earth9 thicks that guide us -- ethics that guide us, respect for the law and the customs and traditions of today's people as well as of the ancestral and native people. [speaking spanish] [background sounds] >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> we believe that equitable education is essential to a just and productive society. education builds communities. without education, it is impossible to imagine a better world with ethical principles, with equal opportunities and with contributions to the arts, sciences and technology. >> [speaking spanish] >> that these bonds w

well, our western partners are helping the ukrainian army, there is information that the united states of americaalready sent to ukraine the first batch of bradley fighting vehicles 60 combat vehicles and in the united states i hope that the new combat equipment will strengthen the ability of the armed forces of ukraine to return the lost territories well, colonel, we remember how this great offensive of russia began, and we remember what equipment we possessed and what equipment we began to possess already during this year. yesterday , biden said that there would be no joint the united states of america will not provide f16 aircraft, but just six months ago, hardly anyone would have laughed to think that the americans would provide abrams, and germany two weeks ago, uh, leopards, so in principle the dynamics are there, of course, but on the background of what is happening in the world, the united states of america declared that it is ready to use nuclear weapons to defend south korea, the minister of defense said this , referring to america's articles on postin and saying that the united states

, the way that you and i like the united states of america. this is something i speak about a lot in this book. the most dangerous in history. the left using joe biden to transform the united states of america. it is something it has never been something that it isn't. and, quite frankly, something that it should never, ever become. and that's what we're faced with. and that's why the peril of the biden presidency are truly unprecedented. they're unprecedented on day one. president biden, one of the very first actions he took was to cancel the keystone pipeline, meaning that everything well, ordinary, hardworking american, whether they are white, whether they have got a small business, whatever ever, they happen to be wherever you happen to find them. missouri, kansas, nevada, wherever they are they had to pay more at the gas pump. why? because joe biden is. absolutely lock and key under the control of the green lobby. that's what this is all about. the green new deal. the radical environment that is true. communism if you go back and a look a

of the three states. and the soviet union of the united states of america and great britain signed an agreement on the creation of the united nations, and at that time the relations between the allies were very good, agreed that the united nations could be overcome, and the problems that its predecessor had at the league of nations since there was no mechanism in the league of nations that would allow reconciling the interests of the great powers winning countries. the very procedure of signing, the charter of the organization of meme nations took place in san francisco on the twenty-sixth of june 1945 at the founding conference of the united nations, where a 50 + one state agreed to conclude a treaty, which is still the real heart of international law after the first world war the americans failed to throw off the world olympus to great britain, therefore the idea of ​​​​the united nations organization is an american idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe soviet union and its accepted and tried to make it happen in such a way that the united nations would work in the interests of the soviet union, so you and i know that t

grouse i mentioned together with lavrov, why do you think russia is still blackmailing the united states of americathe capabilities of the united states of america alone, well, to win a complete victory over the russian federation certainly because this is a sensitive topic for americans and for the entire civilized world who do not subscribe to the ideology that a quick death in battle is better and we end up in some kind of conditional paradise of valhalla or somewhere else they value life and the russians take advantage of it, but in my deep conviction, for russia to think about the year 2026 or about the year 2326, it is equally irresponsible to predict anything, not such a long period of time, they will not be able to, maybe this is not a completely correct opinion, but it seems to me that many people in the west now remember the events of the end of the second world war and the cold war, and perhaps many regret that instead of hiroshima and nagasaki, the nuclear bomb was not dropped on moscow and st. petersburg and the issue with the soviet union was resolved in principle. well lost, lost con

they always say a very good phrase, as the press secretary of the united states of america, the presidente united states of america i have nothing to say on this subject. i have nothing to say on this subject. this becomes a key issue, so you know, the information war. good but she began to blur. interest. to ukraine, not only 50% fell on the purchase of t-shirts. i stand with my shoulder to ukraine no, in general , a monstrous rollback conducts polls and looks at the fact that the population is so tired. he says to ukraine, well, there is ukraine, you solve your political financial issues there. why do i care? a key issue in america is another migration and jobs. but here there is nothing to cover when they are told that you have no job and your seats are occupied by mexicans. and you at this moment you say that a huge amount of money goes to air defense and to protect the zelensky regime, then people. they say it's unfair. well, actually a question for public opinion in the united states , inflation comes first. inflation, and what america is most worried about. this is, of course, rela

europe has a greater influence from war than the united states of america, and that is why you slyly hat europe will be a little more difficult from the economic point of view this year than the united states of america , so it will be more difficult for europe to find money for ukraine, and it will be a little easier for america, but in at the same time, europe bears a greater responsibility for ukraine because, well, you yourself understand, europe, ukraine is the first line of defense of europe against russia, and accordingly, europe must bear the responsibility of its side despite the fact that they have their own macroeconomic problems and really can there will be some decline even and she should bear er well, more responsibility for ukraine than the united states of america and in your opinion, the worst for europe is already behind in the context of this shock that er occurred after the full-scale invasion and severing of trade ties with russia unequivocally we already see it disappeared, we see that oil has stabilized in parts, they are even burning, gas prices have fallen, th

weapons to protect south korea, the minister of defense of the united states, lloyd austin, stated this and said that the united states of america reversed the use of the entire range of conventional nuclear weapons to protect south korea from the dprk. what do you think, and why is the united states of america ready to use even nuclear weapons for the sake of south korea, and hmm, for the sake of ukraine, they are still hesitating to give long-range missiles and not f16 fighter jets i think the answer here is obvious. the fact is that uh, the key adversary of uh, south korea advocates for this role. north korea is absolutely obvious that the dictatorial regime, which uh, several for decades, the strong e-e of the korean peninsula has been ruling the roost. he must receive absolutely clear and unambiguous signals about being aggressive . he dares them to be considered for an appropriate harsh response, because it is obvious that if the radio obheniana was talking there or what the leader was not proclaiming there north korea , kim jong un, the military potential of the united states of america and north korea are not comparable

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the united states of america, while for god's sake what are we doing? the united states of america. we know better. we're so much better than that. now we're going to prove it. we're going to rebuild existing tunnel but we can't do that until we build a brand-new entirely different and separate tunnel. we can't fix the first one with the building a new one. and that tunnel a run at faster speeds with no interruptions, running at 100 miles an hour. while the original tunnel is under construction. not only and should delays last risk a major shipments. the new tunnel of two tubes with one tracking each tube so they can keep operating even if one side breaks down. but it's going to be safer, more resilient, more reliable. the biggest rail line in the united states of america. and to get it done the first step for completing concrete casing under the hudson yards, which chuck has been talking and talking and talking and talking and talking about. hudson park sits above where the new tunnel will connect to penn station. this is a critical step for everything

america. but when was the last time the head of the ca was changed in america or the head of the i already had other deep state institutions in the united states of america. that's the real question, was really running the show in the united states of america. are they in public offices? which not, they're not, they're not in public offices, just like it's the case in every other country. the people ruling the country are not the people who go on tv. there's a that they are the people who are running the economy. the are the people who are running the military industrial complex in that country, but or the united states or any other. and people specifically the america because it is empire with the real definition of the term. so no, i don't think it's different. i think beam. it's just the file. it's being delivered from one president to another, working with the guidelines that it's being put there by the government in the market. and coming up next masa, i mean, he and salman rushdie the controversial author. what are these to have in common? find out when we return, sit tight, the m o will be right back. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:

275 hecopters 4809 units of automotive equipment 16 personnel ships 723 cruise missiles 1860 drones 183 units of special equipment about the aid plan of the united states of america of ukraine in 2023 and putin, who is already deeper and deeper in the bunker. well, and the possible collapse of the odkb , we will talk about all this over the next hour with our guest - he is a politician-diplomat, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2007-2009 volodymyr hryshko mr. volodymyr good day good day i wish you good health, i am glad to see you on our broadcast. i congratulate you, mr. serhiy, and since we will be watching for the first time in the new year, i want to congratulate you and all our dear viewers on the new year and wish all of us one, so that it will be victorious for us. thank you mr. volodymyr, victory to all of us in 2023. president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi announced the diplomatic marathon which, as he said, has been ongoing since the beginning of his visit to washington at the end of december. the president announced good news on the eve of the new rammstein. let's see and hear president zelenskyi. let's continue our diplomatic marathon th

territory of sudan operation infinitich, carried out on august 20, 1998 was the response of the united states of america explosions, which thundered on the territory of the embassies of the united states in tanzania and kenya, and this was a continuation of the struggle of the united states of america against terrorism sanami is a territory, then at that time the capital of tanzania produced two large bodies as a result of the first terrorist attack in nairoba, more than 200 people died, and of which 12 were americans, not four thousand people received earlier in the case before the rassam, about 11 people died and about 80 people received earlier in total, the americans. about 4 billion dollars more. maybe as a restoration and compensation for the victims of these terrorist acts, uh? why, in general, al-qaeda carried out these attacks? well , she was dissatisfied with foreign policy, if very conditionally and very much were dissatisfied with the foreign policy of the united states of america, that is, the appearance of military bases in the territory of saudi arabia. state support, israel in response.

what is considered and believed correctly in the united states of america, i do not demonize them. st explaining that from my point of view, it is not ukraine that is at the center of this conflict with the united states of america and its allies now fighting for the survival of that unipolar world that they created for themselves and which, by definition , was doomed not now, but later we would have entered into such a clinch, but the later it would have happened. it would be all the more painful, because the unipolar world is our opponents.

offensive from north to south and the lack of soviet diplomacy led to the fact that the united states of america was able to actually push through its decision to conduct a peacekeeping operation, in which it united the contingents of the united states of america and their allies and in fact , the united nations organization, instead of playing the role of an arbiter, was drawn into this conflict on the side of the western bloc, the development of hostilities proceeded from with varying success, first the northerners, and the north indigenous korea had a very powerful army, well prepared, much better than they defeated the south. uh, the south korean armed forces have practically taken over the entire korean peninsula. and the south korean troops, the americans, they convulsively clung only to. well, here's the last one, so to speak, for somewhere along the coastal territories and only a landing, here the americans into the south koreans in winchon, when they landed in winchon, went to the rear of the north korean army. he turned the tide combat operations, the northerners had to retreat after,

preserve your life and health, it is better to stay in shelters, let's talk about tanks , the united states of america 31 abrams m1 battle tanks to ukraine, accordingly, the statement was made by the president of the united states, joe biden, he also emphasized that abrams tanks are very difficult to manage and operate. that is why personnel need training, and logistics equipment . today i announce that the united states is providing ukraine with 31 abrams tanks . pentagon chief austin recommended this step because it supports ukraine's ability to defend its territory and achieve its strategic goals. purposes , abrams tanks are the most functional tanks in the world, they are very difficult to control, so we will also provide ukraine with equipment and spare parts necessary for effective maneuvers on the battlefield discussed logistics and agreed on strategically important issues volodymyr zelenskyi and olaf shoryts spoke on the phone after the decision of the german chancellor to supply ukraine with german tanks , he emphasized the correctness of such a decision, comforted the interaction with partne

materials, including military ones germany and its ally, bypassing which was adopted by the united states of americating, this law was in effect until the forty-fourth year, it seems that the situation was developing in trade relations between the united states and spain, which were not formally a participant in world war ii. franco introduced a rather interesting policy, which led to the fact that spain remained, uh, allegedly neutral. this is very interesting. in fact, the spanish troops also participated in the war against russia soviet union e. here, but here it should be noted that, most likely, georgia acted under the pressure of lobbying organizations, such as private private business organizations and the united states of america, including the largest oil standard, which was engaged in the sale of oil and petroleum products, the tanker fleet of spain worked almost exclusively on needs of the wehrmacht, supplying it with american black gold. in the first months of 1944, germany re-exported 48,000 tons of oil from spain every month. this is a loophole. she gave the opportunity for american bu

if they don't like the united states of america the way that you and i like the united states of america. something i speak about a lot in thisy. book. using joe biden to transform the united states of america. it's something that you should never, ever become. on day one, president biden, one of the first actions he took was to cancel the keystone pipeline manning every single ordinary hard-working american whether gothey are a waiter or have a small business, whatever they happen to be, wherever you happen to find them. missouri,ev kansas, nevada, wherever they are they have to pay more at the gas pump because joe biden is absolutely lock and key under the control of the green lobby. it's about the green new deal. the radical environmentalism that is true communism. if you go back and have a look at the history of environmentalism you will notice that after thefe berlin wall fe, all of those that were involved heavily in the communism and socialism and all that kind of stuff, they realize that at that time theye could no longer do l those things and decided to pull their energies into

united states will always stand on the side of a democratic ukraine. i want to emphasize to a democratic ukraine that the united states of america will help ukraine and willeverything possible to ensure that there is no corruption in our country, that the aid funds that are received are never scattered on various schemes, so the question today is not in the united states, they were and are convinced that they will be on the side of independent, democratic ukraine. today, the issue in ukraine is that the ukrainian authorities must demonstrate the fight against corruption as a factor in our movement towards of the civilized world and the ukrainian government must demonstrate not in words but in action the partnership between our country and the united states is an extremely important moment oleg synyutka said so and emphasized the word they support a democratic country well i want to believe so that after the victory we will keep all the main trends, so to speak, until the development of a democratic system and so on, on the other hand, it’s true, dmitri, and you wonder, for example, what kind of vision from the united states is talking about our developmen

world column about ukraine, but it begins with such a group of military officials in the united states of america the united states department of defense is subtly pushing the pentagon to give ukraine f16 fighter jets, the process, referring to own sources in the us department of defense , was informed by a politician according to the information of journalists, that such a secret lobby of ukraine in the pentagon is doing everything possible to help ukraine effectively defend itself against russian aggression , at the moment there is no official decision on the transfer of fighter jets, but talks about it, according to the sources , are gaining momentum, and at the same time, the sources said that now it is ukraine that must actively convince the leadership of the pentagon how much it needs these planes , and i really want to believe that it is ukraine that will convince the united states of america well, then the united states of america will give us these planes so that we can effectively fight against russian aggression and in the end, to win , putin must withdraw his troops from the territory

could be in the negotiations, let’s say the officials of china india well and visavis of the united states of america that the question could sound in the way it alludes to. uh, i have the united states of america. in this case, just as an observer, it causes great and well- founded doubts. this is despite the fact that

well, the american congress and the majority of citizens of the united states of america support ukraine there is still a minority both within the highest legislative body of the united states of america and within the country, which considers such strong support by washington to kyiv to be impractical, saying that it is better to give money to internal problems well, in the end , the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump, thinks the same way, in an exclusive interview with the english-language spotlight ukraine program, which the espresso tv channel prepares especially for youtube, said trump's ex-adviser on national security, john bolton. well, and was it worth it if he were the president of the usa now, the host asked the chatterbox, and this is what he answered, let's listen, it would be very good for russia. i think that nato would be weaker and would help ukraine much less, so for the united states it is good for the states and for ukraine that donald trump lost the elections in 2020. it seems to me that he has very little chance to be nominated by the republ

as long as possible poland, in fact, is preparing to strike a kind of fist of the united states of americao bark loudly, when when the leader relaxes, and now he is talking more like this with germany. just about the weakness of germany itself. yes, but the europeans see that germany is not leading the european union. it has become especially obvious in ukraine, because everything that is happening in europe is actually, germany should have opposed it. she was supposed to oppose the termination gas supplies to the european union. and, by the way, let’s remember just a few years ago germany was the country that stood up for just this, in order to launch the nord stream, so that economic relations with russia could continue no longer. ukraine germany must now defend peace talks to end hostilities. immediately, that means, uh, remove the line of fire and negotiate with the russian federation on any terms, this is not happening. the entire european union sees this. they are well aware that the fate of europe is decided by the lost states of america , you can bark and, of course, the germans ar

attitude of other countries of the world to the war in ukraine, the main is the position of the united states of america decisively decisive in this war, yes, it seems to me that it is decisive and this is demonstrated by the numbers of uh, well, the aid provided by the united states of america, they are really uh, very serious and very large. so, of course, america this is a powerful country and it has all the resources necessary for this, but its example is inspiring for other countries, and here i would very positively point out germany. if we talk about the ratio of population to aid, so to speak, then it is the same in the leaders eh actually the second country in terms of aid to ukraine, and this is after it started by denying any possibility in general of supplying serious weapons to ukraine, remember , first there were fairy tales, first there were, first there were tents, well, that is, not at all what is decisive for victory and today it is a transition to the topic of those weapons that are of such decisive importance that there are still no leopard tanks yet there are doubts and there are ce

they are well aware that the fate of europe is decided by the united states of america, you can bark nded, they fed poland, germany has always been a locomotive. but, and the second is all the rhetoric of the polish e, leadership. that's where their mistake is. after all, everything lives only on the usa power. this supposed power of the polish regime of the polish elite is worth nothing without the direct support of the united states of america, because they will never have america without it. but this is something that can stop, but it will not stop yet. why and the americans need more to split europe and a bridgehead against russia, belarus and they pump it up, but who suffers, who are the polish people olga igorievna. but in general, what kind of style is such an alliance within the collective west when they are like sworn friends, like scorpions in a jar of one side. they have a common enemy of the russian federation on the other side. they constantly sting each other. well, i would also remember that we have 2023 and the next electoral cycle in poland is, as it were, question nu

i asked one of the major investors united states of america have to be a korean country south korean nvesting billions of dollars a set why the united states? he said you're the single best workers in the world and the most reliable nation and the world. i swear to god. we're building a new ship factories and good paying jobs in ohio, arizona, poughkeepsie, new york, syracuse u new york. let me give you an example in ohio intel is investing $20 billion more than half ago to construction state-of-the-art semiconductor factories creating 70000 prevailing wage construction jobs, 7000. the deal i sent you come you pay the daily wage. and on the 10,000 jobs in the field of dreams of 1000 acres west of columbus 3000 permanent jobs operate in these factors. these factors are multiple sides of the football field they are multiple football fields each of them. those jobs pay an average of $135 a year. and you don't need a college degree. we did not stop there we tried for years to give a medicare a power. you pay your taxes, billions of dollars into medicare so they can help. and guess what, w

well, the united states of america promises abrams. s this political decision of the world leaders mean, because this decision is not made by one scholz, but by the united states of america, according to spain, finland, and many countries will then join the supply of these tanks to ukraine, well, this means that ukraine will receive heavy weapons which is ready for an offensive, to carry out a counteroffensive and to liberate the territory that we have to liberate, this means that scholz, who is criticized a lot, but it must be understood that we are in a really difficult situation, we are very we often exaggerate the personal, but there are some moments and some are not like that, but we must understand that he is still a fairy tale in germany and in germany not everyone supports the provision of heavy weapons in ukraine and according to the latest sociological data in germany, well, very big in the east of the country, which is not surprising, of course, there was still the gdr on the territory, but there they are most skeptical of th

and the united states of america took control of the ground operation, kabul and nearby territories brought their government to power, which throughout the twenty years of the presence of the united states in this country showed its unviability, it should be noted that the willow in afghanistan and other us territories acted in pursuit of interests that were not limited to the destruction of terrorists. it turns out that the united states has been saying for 20 years that the prime minister of afghanistan is successful in terms of fighting terrorism. here is indicative in august last year. we we saw that all this fight against terrorism led to the fact that the taliban movement returned to completely seize power in the country and moreover, this is a problem that the international community is now facing, this is an extremely serious problem. and it just concerns how to build relationships with this movement, which is thanks. in quotation marks, such a policy of the united states came to power in this ruined country, which, well, in fact, of course, is the c side of the destroyed statehood,

of leopards to ukraine, i.e. 14 units. we will remind you that earlier the president of the united states of america, jovaiden, officially announcedtes. he noted that the abrams, despite their effectiveness, is also very difficult to use for services , in addition to tanks . the usa is training ukrainian tankers and will provide eight armored vehicles for the repair of evacuation, the total cost of this aid package is $400 million, a political decision by baidu the international alliance and with the military support of ukraine, about 10 countries of the world have either already decided to transfer western-made tanks to ukraine or have come close to it. it is also in service with eight countries , and ukraine will join them in the coming months. the fundamental feature of this machine is that in it uses diesel, which is not typical for most tanks, and the gas turbine engine is similar to aircraft engines, its advantage is a lot of fuel. abrams can be refueled with diesel with gasoline or aviation fuel, the turbine is also much quieter in operation, its disadvantages are high fuel consumption, about 400 liters

united states all the power. this supposedly power of the polish regime of the polish elite, without the support of the direct united states of americae never had america without will. but this is something that can stop, but it will not stop yet. why do the americans need more to split europe and a bridgehead against russia belarus and they pump it up, but who suffers, who are the polish people olga yuryevna, but in general, what kind of style is such an alliance within the collective west when they are like sworn friends, like scorpions in a jar of one side. they have a common enemy of the russian federation on the other side. they constantly sting each other. well, i would also remember that we have 2023 and an electoral the next cycle in poland is, as it were, question number one, and this topic is very fertile in order to increase interest e in the party in the steps it takes, taking into account the fact that the conflict is developing in parallel, and with the payment and from the covid fund for poland in connection with the violation of the same democracy. this is the first moment and uh, the second uh, after all. poland, des

of the german empire the hungarian ottoman empire is certainly a strengthening, and the united states of americad, above all , president woodrow wilson, who was a the author of the charter of the league of nations, but immediately after the end of the paris peace conference and as a result of the defeat in the elections , neo-villationists came to power in the united states, who did not want to further strengthen their presence on the european continent and trying to limit themselves, but to the role of a regional power, which fixed their eyes. the western hemisphere and building interaction with this particular region of the world in 1915, the united states parachuted 330 marines into port princes. what was the beginning of the occupation of haiti in haiti - this is one of the first, if not the first state where african americans gained independence, it was a fairly successful colony. well, the island of haiti itself was divided into two parts and one part controlled by the spaniard, the other part was controlled by the french. here the french part was the pearl of the caribbean, and 60% coffee

they call us aiden of us all state of washington of the united states of america. and of course we do play very dominant role here, and you buy by share cannot make power. yes. and also by all combined institutions and brussels by, by a lot of civil servants. but a lot of members of parliament. yes, we are very powerful in that sense. in the you, but we are still occupied by the americans, but you can see the proof for that is clearly is that the rom staying as is still in use and is conducting all the drug was of the americans. and also a lot of the military operations in ukraine right now from german soil, which is rages to think of all the americans just the base that they can use. and whenever it comes to political questions that are outside of the you, of our politicians, mr. shawn is mrs bar bulk and so on. dell referring 1st 2 washing and they asked them what shall we say? well, they don't bid that in public, but that's how it goes. so if trying is threatening the dominance of the, of the economic dominance, at least of the united states of america, it's easy

united states. he believes that a democratically free ukraine, which restored its sovereign borders in 1991 , is recognized by the world as being in the interests of the united states. of the united states of americathe weakening of russia is also in the interests of the united states of america. well, for the peckish, it is fundamentally a very important thing simply because of his personal beliefs , because he is a person who is deeply devoted to the values ​​of democracy, human rights, and freedom, so for him , because of these two factors that are preserved for he has such a very strong and significant position there. well, he believes that ukraine must be supported , supported until victory, supported after victory, so that it can recover, he is constantly working to ensure that er, there was joint assistance from all nato allies. this is quite a difficult job. look at many countries that join nato. there are 30 countries. some of them have their own specific views on certain situations, and it is not always easy to reach an agreement on a completely common position, and if today we say, well, in our time, today according to kyiv time, it is already thursday eh, that is, yesterday and joe bai

uh, the global interest of the united states of america, both of your interlocutors certainly belonged to patriot of his country, no doubt, and the dispute, probably, was not so much. and how many means? what is the best way to do this? somebody was skating, somebody was suggesting how to treat russia. but i have no doubt that there is, uh, absolute consensus in the american elites that us hegemony, us leadership, it can be called in different ways, this is a topic that is not discussed . here it is i absolutely agree with you. uh , the construction of a unipolar world, where uh the united states of america circle around them nato circle around them those who aspire to nato or at least recognize the leading role. eh, that same notorious collective west, that's all. the rest is somewhere on the side and here in this design, no matter what anyone says, i’m sure in the seventies and eighties in the nineties, and of course , until now, russia, our country has always been assigned the role of the periphery of this unipolar world with russia in this design. , it was possible to negotiate rus