senate may vote on the bill on the international aid package of the united states of america, including for ukraine, as early as february 7. but the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states of america, mike johnson, said that he would not put the bill to a vote. this bill is even worse. than we expected and is not even close to the completion of the border disaster that the president has created, if this document reaches the house of representatives, it will be dead on arrival. well, trump said that the senate bill on aid to ukraine is literally like that, only durin or a radical left-wing democrat will vote for this document, said the former president of the united states of america. how do you rate the passage. of this bill, because zelensky says that the lack of assistance from the united states of america has a strong influence on the course of the russian-ukrainian war, eyes, and this it is obvious whether the united states of america is aware of the consequences of delaying the adoption of this bill, and from all those sources and public ones that you are now,

actually rebelled against the supply of products from great britain to the territory of the united states of america initial stage, few people understood him, but subsequently his policy was supported and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures in europe , this indicated that they did everything to keep them out of their market. other people's products. the second main thing the ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republican albert beveridge, who on september 16, 1898 publishes a famous treatise called the march of the flag, but in the english version it is the march of the flag. and in fact, he not only laid the foundations for the foreign economy of the united states of america, but also foreign policy. if we move away from deep ideological terms, the essence of this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced a severe financial and economic crisis in the seventies of the 19th century, in 1872-73, because of which steam propulsion was introduced for the production of goods, manual labor was rep

actually rebelled against the supply of products from great britain to the territory of the united states of americatage, few people understood him, but subsequently his policy was supported and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures in europe. this indicated that they did everything to prevent foreigners from entering their market. products, the second main ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republican, albert beverridge, which on september 16, 1898 publishes a famous treatise called the march of the flag, but in the english version it is the march of the flag, and in fact it not only laid the foundations of the foreign economy of the united states of america , but foreign policy, and if... moving away from deep ideological terms, the essence his conclusion in this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced the strongest financial and economic... crisis of the seventies of the 19th century in 1872-7, which is why steam propulsion was introduced for production goods, manual labor was replaced

james o'brien, assistant secretary of state for european and eurasian affairs of the united states of americang a telephone briefing. he expressed hope that eventually this the bill will successfully pass the vote in the house of representatives, then - a quote from an american diplomat. all allies know that we have domestic political affairs, as they do, and they can observe the process in congress, they, as i have seen, that the vast majority of the members of the house of representatives, the senate are ready to support the initiative for additional funding when management will put this issue to a vote. well, in this last sentence, this devil is hidden in the details, that is, the majority representatives... of the republican party in the house of representatives are ready to support, but the speaker is not ready to put this issue to a vote, and how to convince the speaker to do it, this is already worse, this is... a really real problem, and about the necessity, as the fastest allocation of aid to ukraine, the official representative of the state department of the united states of america

i remind you that in the near future , the president of the united states of america, joe biden, will on our airwaves in an address to congress, in which he will try to convince the congressmen to pass a law on additional appropriations for the case of dangerous situations in the field of national security. as soon as joe biden gets in front of the cameras, we'll switch. well, that's all i have in the world about ukraine section, that's all for today, tomorrow there will be more and more will be on our next broadcast, so don't switch. we thank yuri fizer and continue. the donetsk trauma hospital, which has been relocated for a year and a half, has been working in kropyvnytskyi, where neurosurgical operations of varying degrees of complexity are performed. because of the war, the team traveled twice, first from donetsk, and then for lyman. as integrated into the city's medical system and what services are provided. our journalists will tell the patients that we are now in the heart of our operating room, our donetsk regional traumatology hospital, and right now we are in the city of kr

security of the world order, of the western type, of democracy, and of the leadership of the united states of america itself in this western world, in this western civilization, because the leader of this civilization today is the united states states of america, which have to prove everything now first of all, to themselves and their citizens and their partners, among whom, by the way, is us, ukraine. the newly created state operator tylu presented. methods of providing the armed forces of ukraine with food, the agency plans to create several new models of food supply, for this ukraine will be divided into sectors to distribute the volumes. if the military is redeployed, they will be... provided by a local supplier, this will help remove market monopolization, quality assurance, will be controlled in three stages, including laboratory tests of each batches of canned meat and fish will not be allowed to be delivered to companies that have been criticized in previous years, as well as those that are considered sponsors of the war. the state operator expects that 139 hryvnias per day will be spent on f

about ukraine, he talks a lot, this is one of the topics that the former president of the united states talks about of america, who hopes to be re-elected. for the position of president of the united states of america , mrs. maria, how do you perceive all these discussions, it is already the third month, if i am not mistaken, all these discussions continue, and we are waiting, waiting for this, help, and it all boils down to what we are losing at the front, and what they do not do, as a result , affects ukraine. mr. sergey, you have already mentioned several reasons, i think that the first one is at risk in principle not only critical. the important help of the united states of ukraine, in fact, we did not report that among the messages is what is at risk in principle, such world leadership positions of the united states of america, and the interests of the united states and their influence on world processes, on democracies, on new democracies, in particular in europe, and therefore i think that it is extremely important that this meeting took place and... what messages each side is saying, because the enemi

insane resource on the part of the united states, which today prefer not to notice, in particular , the radical republicans of the united states... of the united states, well, america, i mean, this is the right-wing radical wing of the republicans. yes, we call for the fact that, so that this is the moderate part of the republican party party, the democratic party, this center , which, ah, they constantly emphasize, whose representatives constantly emphasize their readiness to support ukraine, after all, ah, resolved this issue, if possible, maybe remove it, let's say. from all these agreements aid to israel, then in my opinion it is just as possible to remove aid to ukraine from all these agreements and then consider the purely foreign policy aspect separately, but you and i understand that, once again, everything rests on this frantic pursuit of the presidential campaign, which has already actively started in of the united states of america and actually the parliamentary campaign, because the lower... and the us congress will be re-elected at the end of this year, and many people here, well, look very carefully at their chances to be nominated and win the primari

ivano, solo of ukraine in the united states of america oksana markarova reported that the american senate the bill on the international aid package as early as february 7 of the united states of america, including for ukraine, but the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states of america, mike johnson , said that he would not put the bill to a vote. this bill is worse than we expected and it doesn't even come close to ending the border disaster that... the president, if this bill gets to the house of representatives, it's going to be dead on arrival, and trump said that the senate bill to help ukraine , literally, only durin or a radical left-wing democrat will vote for this document, said the former the president of the united states of america. how do you assess the passage of this bill, because zelensky says that there is a lack of aid from the united states of america. greatly affects the course of the russian-ukrainian war, and it is obvious whether the united states of america is aware of the consequences of delaying the adoption of this bill, and from all those so

united states. there's nobody else to offer hope and freedom to stand up for democracy, to stand up for human rights around the world. except the united states of america. and so i want to keep the united states strong. for some reason, people in this state understand. and what i mean when i say at the charleston shipyard or here in this part of south carolina, keep the united states of america strong. i am proud to have served with the president that has achieved something that no other president in the nuclear age is achieved. he's hammered out an arms control agreement that's verifiable and that for the first time in the nuclear age gets rid of an entire generation of nuclear weapons, good arms control, good national security. and we got it because we we understand the soviets, we are tough in negotiating with the soviets. and you, the people of south carolina backed us as we strengthened the military of the united states of america. so keep the country strong. but don't be afraid then to a step for peace. and that's the kind of president i'd like to be. i'd like to build on these arms control agreements. i want to see those conventional forces in b

in fact the ruler of saudi arabia would not pick up the phone when the president of the united states of america the world is changing, this policy, which is being imposed by the united states of america, is becoming more and more unacceptable for more people. russia in this case acts as the vanguard of world progress, because this is certainly a progressive movement. they can say to me, the houthis are backward there, that means in iran, clerical rule, and so on and so forth. that's not the point. the fact is that the system of neocolonialism, on which... that is, russia is in the vanguard, but if we need to overwhelm america, we negotiate with the chinese, they are like holders of american securities, they are capable of this, we are not yet, we need to work, we will return, who renounces the past, he cancels the future, we do not attach our memory and do not retract our words. we are responsible for every word. evening with vladimir solovyov, today on rtr. razumovsky is listening. oh, anyuta, alive. who are you anyway? i’m your husband, we buried you, should we come back? hello, why did you h

of the united states. the united states of america, to which they actually listen american politicians, if we have any chance, minimal, to make our way to be heard in the united states of america by ordinary american citizens, that's the, well, that 's the trick, the effort that seems to me, would be important right now to do to all public figures, all politicians, all representatives, well, the parliament in ukraine. including government officials as well, but we see that , unfortunately, systematic work in this direction is not carried out, who will be the president or this or that president who will be elected at the end next year, at the end of this year and what it will be like next year, ah, we still have such hope that like the first time, for example, if it will be trump, then like the first time of his presidency, all- after all... institutions, precisely the balance of power , precisely the balance, well, of all these counterbalances, which, which, which the united states formulated for itself for many, well, actually for centuries, it gave the united states the opportunity to remain a country, a d

strategy of december 2022, where in black and white it is written: the main task of the united states of americahing else. world due to which, due to the maximum flow to the territory of the united states of america, scientific personnel in the field of stem, and now everything seems to be falling into place, they, having started an operation in ukraine, because it was the united states that launched this operation in ukraine, destroyed, through engaged european politicians, macron, scholz, everyone else, a sanctions war, as if against it. russia, but in reality this whole war was aimed at the corporate capital of european countries, that is, solving those, in essence , tasks that they had planned for themselves in advance a couple of hundred years ago. you know, one small remark, yes, that, well, hamilton, you remembered him, he even was honored on a ten dollar bill, yes, in my opinion, yes, a unique case, but he ended badly, however, he was shot by the then vice president of the united states. yes , in 1804, the poor fellow died at the hands of the vice president, and no one, well, i mean kill

of the white house once again called joe biden the worst president in the history of the united states of america and addressed the republicans with this statement. quote: i think before that by the time biden's presidential term ends, the real number of migrants in the united states will reach 18-19 million. that's four, not 4 million. i think he will finish, that is, joe biden. his term with migration figures greater than the population of the state of new york, while donald trump added that many migrants who enter the united states of america, well, this is his favorite topic, they are ex-prisoners, they are drug addicts, they are rapists, they are thugs and so on and so on and so on. and separately, it is also interesting that donald trump invited joe biden to meet at pre-election debates, joe biden, 46-, already reacted. the president of the united states of america, in particular, told reporters this , this is a quote: if i were in his place, that is , trump's place, i would also like to, would like to have a debate with me, he has nothing else to do, he is about trump. the british army is

"i will withdraw the united states of america from the world health organization, which he did, well, he withdrew, that is, what he keeps saying as a candidate, i'm my main job as the president of the united states of america is to care and take care only of the citizens of the country, but he becomes the president and that 's what he's doing. well, thank god he didn't withdraw nato, because he promised even before the first round that he will withdraw from nato, rather not before the first tour, and before his first term, which... will withdraw the country from nato, well, he did not withdraw, although he blackmailed him very much. well, we go further. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said any attack on the western military alliance would be met with a united and vigorous response. this happened after donald trump called on russia to attack nato member states, which, in his opinion, are not fulfilling their financial obligations. stoltenberg said, quote: any suggestion that allies will not protect each other undermines our entire security, including the united states of america

actually rebelled against the supply of products from great britain to the territory of the united states of americanitial stage few people understood him, but subsequently he the policy was supported as early as 1830 by the number of protective measures in the united states. terms, the essence of this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced a severe financial and economic crisis in the seventies of the 19th century, in 1872-73, because of what? steam propulsion was introduced for the production of goods, manual labor was replaced by steam engines, electricity appeared, electricity replaced certain types of activities. competitors, force them to buy our goods for our loans, moreover, in the economies of other states, our subsequent ones, if we take the treatises, treatises of these same ideologists, yes, who adhered to this line, they say, at the expense of whom it is necessary to travel in cases of such crises of overproduction and the answer is simple, only at the expense of europe, you say, that this is all... enterprises, mechanical engineering, chemical, electronics, were de

joseph biden was dressed in a blue and yellow crib, he had a badge with the flags of the united states of americaaine. he said that ukraine needs to be helped, because... putin will not stop at ukraine, and then there will be a shortage of funds for the united states of america and the next president , the current and the next president, whoever he is i was not, well, you can watch biden's full speech on our youtube channel, there is a separate stream, you can go and listen to this report, or rather the speech and address. friends, we are working live on the channel and also on our... for those who are watching us on youtube right now, please don't forget to like this video, so that it can be trending on youtube, well take it participation in our voting, today we are asking you about this, do you trust the security service of ukraine, yes no, maybe a banal question and unusual but at least we decided to gauge your opinion and find out what you think about it, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone, vote 0800 211 381 if you trust no 0800 211 382 if you don't please , vote, at the end of th

, the inner circle of the united states of america are convincing, coming and convincing theted states of the importance, the historical importance of this decision, chuck schumer also said this, this the representative of the majority in the democratic senate, who said that those republicans who do not vote for this decision, they will be disgraced in history, their names will be written in history as those who disgraced. themselves as politicians, plus, the statement was made the day before by biden that if this decision is not voted, there will be no southern border, but simply support for our allies to whom we gave our promises, an assurance that we will stand side by side with them until the end of the war, well then we help putin, and he spent the direct interests of trump, that trump in this way, by intimidating the republicans, preventing them from voting for this decision, he is playing into putin's hands. personally and to moscow, which means that he is playing into the hands of this personalistic russian-chinese bloc, actually opposing and undermining the hegemony

exactly, this is very good question, you can see the streets of the uk, france, of united states of america itself, of ireland, all the west filled with people, amazing people and calling and crying to stop the genocide, and it still the the the united states of america only issuing bathetic. encouraging the zist entity to to attack, but at the same time to take care not to inflect that much harm on the civilians. how can a military machine a trained to kill and designed to ethnically cleanse the palestinians? from 1948 till today, we seen their action, we seen their massacres and as your guest said rightly, it's lives on social media, all their massacres. "and you telling them to be careful, you instruct them them the western ruling elite is party to the genocide, and that's why they don't want to call a straightawway the spad spad as they say, they just issuing pathetic double standard statement, because at the end of the day the defeat of the designist entity, they see it is their own defeat, and this is this genocidal satanic state called this" entity which have a population of 75% in a

another short question, regarding the assistance of the congress of the united states of america, natoretary general jen stoltenberg in washington discussed with the leadership of the congress the further support of ukraine, and the director of the cia william burns stated that it is strategically important for the united states of america to continue supporting ukraine against the background of russia '. aggression, i will quote william berntz, who in an interview said literally the following: "maintaining the flow of weapons will strengthen ukraine's position if there will be an opportunity for serious negotiations. this gives a chance to ensure a long-term victory for ukraine and a strategic loss for russia. ukraine could protect its sovereignty and recover, while russia would have to bear the constant costs of putin's stupidity. for the united states to withdraw from the conflict at this moment and stop supporting ukraine would be an own goal of a historic scale. ms. iryna, will this not be the own goal that cir director william burst is talking about. because we see the developmen

of aid to ukraine. this was stated by the deputy official representative of the ministry of defense of the united states during the briefing united states of america sabrina singh. she also urged the house of representatives, following the senate, to approve the white house's request for more than $60 billion for ukraine, without which the united states will not be able to continue military posts. here is her short quote: we will not be able to provide these critical aid packages to ukraine, and she will, unfortunately, have to make choices and make decisions about what cities and settlements they will be able to receive with what they have and with by what partners continue to send them. hard listening to this, it is difficult to listen to it from the mouth of a representative of the pentagon, but it is clear why she says this. because they really have no money, why no money? because the congress does not give them this money. he is actively harming national security, according to white house spokeswoman karinzhan. pierre commented on the delay of the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson, in approving and voting on the bill on un

even sure of because within, well, i don't know, a week or two, maybe this decision will be made, but let's go... i will say more about this in the state department of the united states of americanot only hope, but are sure that in the near future the congressmen will approve the allocation to ukraine in 1961, more than billions of dollars in aid. matthew miller, the spokesman for the us state department, said this during the briefing. at the same time, he added that this should be done as soon as possible, since it is in the interests of not only ukraine, because it will be able to defend itself from the russian invasion. but also in the interests of the united states of america itself. at the same time, spokesman miller welcomed yesterday's decision of the european allies to allocate 50 billion euros of macro-financial assistance. well, this is the most important thing for vasyl right now. the night before, the leader of the democratic majority in the senate - this is the upper house of the us congress, chuck schumer came to the reporters and said that he would put aid to the vote. to ukraine next week, and it will be a trial vote, first a trial next wednesday, if the trials

his aggression abroad and repression at home, the statement said of the president of the united states of america biden, which was released by the white house. in your opinion, mr. valery, what sanctions could be too painful for russia, and why are they so? at the time , the united states of america had not yet imposed painful sanctions against the russians. if we talk about the introduction of sanctions, this is one of the elements of pressure on the economy of the aggressor's country, and it is connected with the fact that, this is what we hear in stages, some separate ones, with the fact that in general it is a violation of the statute and the second article of the statute the un is the third. i am essentially dragging along an embargo, that is, a total ban on trade, due to the fact that russia, which has no right to be in the un right now, because we know that it took over this place after the soviet union, it blocks it all, and therefore there is no embargo, and here we see the constant introduction of some packages dedicated to something, firstly , it is positive that it is and... still, sa

long time, 5% of the military only military budget of america and the destruction of half of the ground forces of the biggest enemy of the united states, well, they they speak for themselves, i.e. there is no need to go to vorozhka, it is obvious that by helping ukraine, america is helping itself to reduce the capabilities of its main adversary, so both democrats and republicans understand this, but they do not. only those dirty trumpists who really dance to the tune of trump , for whom the main goal is not ukraine, not israel, not taiwan, or any other things, but winning the elections, and that is why he will drown everything that touches the democrats, democrats support ukraine, so he will be against it this, israel supports democracy, so it will be against this and so on, that is... a typical domestic political threat, which once again confirms that very often political ambitions are put above national interests by some populist politicians, and this is very sad. well, about the national interests, in particular of the united states of america, i also wanted to mention trump and his statements about nato and how the countries that

of it? it's i believe myself, this is the deep state in the united states of america, the intelligence services and the deep state, they want the zianist entity to continue and the west behind them to continue with the genocide, it's it's it's an issue to do with their hegemony in in. as well, which is, i always want emphasize this point, if they lose the battle in gaza, that's what they the, the west believe, then the zianist entity will be the project of creating this out post entity there to hegemonize the region while they are busy tackling russia and tackling china if we notice the backage from the congress came for three countries. ukraine, taiwan and the zinus entity, that's what shows where is the global battle of the the deep state, the the united states of america and its and it mad dogs in the west or the zist entity, so in if they lose this battle, if they lose the creating again the deterrants and the balance and shifting the balance of power as used to be before, then they will lose west asia and they if the... use with asia, it will implicate badly on their battle against china e

and for repression inside the country, according to the statement of the president of the united states of america biden, which was made public. the white house, uh, what in your opinion, mr. valery, the sanctions could be too painful for russia, and why the united states of america has not yet introduced too painful sanctions against the russians. if we talk about the introduction of sanctions, this is one of the elements of pressure on the economy of the aggressor's country, and it is connected... with the fact that, this is what we hear about in stages, some separate ones, with the fact that in general it is a violation of the statute, and of the second article of the un charter, the third, in essence, entails an embargo, that is, a complete ban on trade, due to the fact that russia, which does not have any rights to be in the un now, because we know that she took over the place after the soviet union, she is everything... and therefore there is no embargo. and now we see such constant introductions of some packages dedicated to something. first, the positive that it exists, and still sanctions

decision will be made, but let's move on, i will say something more about this: the state department of the united states of americat only hopes, but we are sure that the congressmen will pass it in the near future allocation to ukraine 61, with more than billions of dollars in aid, said matthew mill, the spokesman of the us state department, during the briefing. at the same time, he added that it should be done as soon as possible, as it is in the interests of not only ukraine, because it will be able to defend itself from the russian invasion, but also in the interests of the united states of america itself. at the same time, spokesman miller welcomed yesterday's decision of the european allies to allocate 50 billion euros of macro-financial assistance. well, here is the most important thing for vasyl, the night before leader. of the democratic majority in the senate, this is the upper house of the american congress, chuck schumer went to reporters and said that he will put aid to ukraine to a vote next week, and it will be a trial vote, first a trial next wednesday, if the trial passes, then they will vote alrea

for us, the more there will be, the better. as well as the visits of our leaders to the united states of america course, there should be more, because no matter what happens in the united states of america, it remains one of our main allies, now the european union is trying to increase its role in help ukraine, but america will not disappear anywhere and will continue to be our ally, no matter who actually wins the elections there. so, in the recent history of ukraine, it turned out that key decisions, well, most of the key decisions were made by the parliament itself, and the position of the parliament, its stability, its mobilization saved ukraine more than once, let's remember this one. the proclamation of the act on the state sovereignty and independence of ukraine, this is the 14th year, when actually decapitated ukraine survived, thanks to the parliament, was elected. performing duties of the president, well, actually, the parliament played a key role, and that is why ukrainians are probably a little worried about the statements of, for example, david rahami, who says that many deputies fr

statistic that since the 21st year, 6.3 million people have already found asylum in the united states of americais happened after the post-covid restrictions ended and there was indeed a ... large influx of these migrants, we know what is happening now on the border of texas and other southern united states on the border with mexico. therefore, if, for example, trump still does not expect that he will come to the white house, this will happen even if he is elected, although there are also other possible options, of course, because even if he is a candidate from the republican party, he will meet again in the elections in the 24th year with biden, who is very confidently going, he has no, biden has no rivals in the democratic party. but if even trump comes in january 25th to this territory, where several million more illegal migrants will come during this time, so what, and then he, what will he talk about, about what, of course, well, he will be this failure to blame biden, but this is not exactly the situation in which national security needs now the united states should not be neglected, so le

we are now all waiting for the decision of the congress of the united states of america to open the fundingand what about this large sum of 61 billion dollars, and, of course, internal problems in the united states of america do not allow it to be done. how will it affect the armed forces of ukraine, our capabilities, and in particular, the capabilities you talked about. not to stand in a weak defense, but to do everything in order to exhaust the russian army, so that it does not accumulate resources and opportunities for further offensives or further massive strikes on the territory of ukraine. the logic of the process suggests that these are actually the contracts that were financed last year are executed, well, yes, like the ammunition contracts, they were financed in the 23rd year, and they are executed in the 24th, and there are also contracts regarding the maintenance, for example, of our f-16s or glsdb supplies, which should already arrive at armament of the armed forces and so on , that is, the logic of the process suggests that such a failure will not happen immediately, that is, w

steps up and does his job, that he has the power to do already, to enforce the laws of the united states of america, texas will continue toes but those migrants to sanctuary cities all across the united states of america. but i am very thankful for the model set by president trump. president trump showed that when he was in office he was able to secure the border. and i know that when he is re-elected as our president, our border will once again be secured. so thank you, president trump. at this time i would like to introduce you to the person leading the effort on behalf of the texas national guard, general selzer. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. your texas national guard remains decisively engaged across 1,254 of texas boarder from el paso down to brownsville we are blocking illegal immigration, drug smuggling, weapon smuggling into this state. we do this in depth. we have boats on the rif, as you can see. we have drones in the sky. we have a radar truck right over there. that can track 300 targets at once. and if they get to the shore, as everyone just said, they're going to meet miles a

the russian dictator putin will win every day until the house of representatives of the united states of americaa new aid package to ukraine. let's hear what the adviser to the president of the united states of america , joseph biden, jake salevan had to say. the reality is that putin wins every day that ukraine does not get the resources it needs, and ukraine suffers. representatives is strong a bipartisan majority that is ready to pass this bill if it is brought up for consideration. and this decision rests on the shoulders of one person. history is watching to see if speaker johnson will bring this bill up for a vote. if he does, the bill will pass and ukraine will get what it needs to succeed. if not, then we will not be able to give ukraine the tools to

valery, on the eve of the introduction of united states sanctions. america vs. iden met with the wife of a russian opposition figure oleksiy navalny yulia and his daughter dasha. this is how he commented on this meeting. this morning i had the honor of meeting with the wife and daughter of alexei navalny. obviously, he was a man of incredible courage. and it's amazing how his wife and daughter follow suit. we will announce sanctions against those responsible for it. death, and i understood that julia intends to continue to fight, go to the end and not give up. in the west, there was a rather sharp reaction to the assassination of oleksii navalny by vladimir putin, and there were many statements and assessments of what happened in the russian federation, but we know that part of the opposition is in prison in russia, part is somewhere in europe, in lithuania, latvia, in particular, well... that is, outside of russia, in your opinion, is the russian opposition in exile capable of changing russia ? of course, no, unable , because we have seen it in history, it alrea

with us also valery chaly, diplomat and politician, former ambassador of ukraine to the united states of americabout how the rotation in the top military leadership of ukraine affects the further course of consideration of the issue of assistance from the united states of america, and in general, how the world will... accept such a rotation in the armed forces of ukraine, and of course, topics for conversation there will be a lot of international talk with mr. chaly, we will talk about russia, about putin's election, about whether he will be a legitimate president or not , what ukrainian diplomacy should do in order for the world not to recognize putin as a legitimate president, to call lukashenka the self-proclaimed president of the russian federation, literally in... 17, not 18, we will be on the air in 8 minutes, so wait, vasyl, you have my word. thank you very much, serhiy rudenko was with us, and we are waiting for the verdict program, in 8 minutes, i understand that it should start, and of course, spend this evening with espresso, because a lot of news can appear, a lot can happen , we bel

nato secretary general jen stoltenberg is not worried that if elected president of the united states of americaions in november this year, donald trump will withdraw the united states of america from the north atlantic alliance. he said this in an interview with politico during a visit to washington. where he met with by high-ranking american officials, trying to convince them to resume financial and military aid to ukraine. mr. stoltenberg recalled that he also headed nato when donald trump was the president of the usa, and even then the ex-owner of the white house offered to withdraw the country from this military-political bloc, but at the same time mr. general secretary jan stoltenberg emphasized that trump understands well why this should not be done, further - a quote from stoltenberg. i am sure that washington will remain a faithful ally of nato, which is beneficial for the united states. alliance creates for them a market for the sale of defense products. well, businessman donald trump understands this very well. therefore, talk a little, he will talk, but it is unlikely to lead. well ,