united states of russia have seen from the vote. joining me is aaron david miller, former senior adviser for arab israeli negotiations at the united states state departmentior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he's the author of several books, including that much to promise land. americas elusive search for arab-israeli peace. for those of you constantly tweet and asked me for books to read, that would be an important one to read. erin, good to see you again. thank you for being here. this is a tough question and you are one of those people over the years. if you found yourself in this particular situation, where the hostages are still being held, which is a war crime, the devastation of gaza's continuing, in which we believe more than 20,000 people are dead, and that is roughly 14,000 plus civilians. how do you get aside from these a tractable positions to at least get to a point, not talking at the future of gaza wait, now but to the end to this, get the hostages back and stop the killing in gaza. what would you do? what would you d o? >>> five my five minutes with the president, first of all, thanks for having me. i would make

in a critical industry, in addition, the united states created an interagency team (ukrained team), it consists of representatives of the united states departmenthe department of defense and commerce, and this group will support partners seeking guidance on potential deals and export requirements for ukraine's defense industry. this is the situation, well, what will be the advisor from the state department of the united states, maybe work in the department will be intensified somewhere, i hope so. we will watch and we will see, well, we would like to believe, yes, well, but an important message from the spokesman of the operational-strategic group of tavriy troops, colonel oleksandr shtupun. so, quoting colonel shtupun: for the second day in a row, the occupiers are actively using kamika drones and aviation. significantly increased the number of combat encounters. in total , the enemy carried out 13 airstrikes and conducted 61 combat engagements in the operational zone of osufria last day, that is, it is quite a lot. also committed 743 shelling, the losses of the enemy increased accordingly. yes, and now our beautiful iryna koval will talk abou

this was stated by the spokesman of the united states state department, matthew miller, during a press briefing. i quote: regarding the situation on the battlefield, it is difficult. ukrainian forces are fighting against the russian military, which is strongly entrenched, and we have already seen how the armed forces of ukraine are making progress. according to miller, these successes were difficult. however , we have seen how they continue to make progress, and last week in brussels we spoke directly with the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine on this issue. said the spokesman of the state depot, well , serhiy dibrov, senior lieutenant, head of the public relations service of the 21st separate mechanized brigade, is already in touch with us, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, at the moment we do not have the opportunity to hear you, i hope our editors now they will fix the technical problem, such a problem, but we hope, it already is, it already is, thank you serhiy, mr. serhiy, let us from the operational situation in the lyman direction, everything that can be voiced, please

creation of the palestinian. states , but, for example, the prime minister of israel says that they want a buffer zone in the gas sector, the united states state departments a buffer zone in the gas sector, how do you think diplomatic conflicts around the gas sector can develop , will it still be a buffer zone or not, what are your general thoughts on this matter, well, for now... iago insists on this as an intermediate, well can he achieve this, well now on earth they control the situation, they have an army there, they can actually install it, will it be acceptable no, it won't, how will everyone react, they will , well, support for israel will decrease, and that ardor of solidarity, support for israel, which was after... the hot terrorist attack on october 7, it will very quickly turn to the very opposite of condemning israel as an aggressor that increases the number of occupied territories. mr. serhiu, look at the iranian president, tracy arrived to putin, and so to speak, they are starting to draw something, think and so on, we understand that on the one hand, maybe they are going to synchronize in the near east, on the other hand, we understand tha

according to the newspaper, high-ranking officials of the united states state department will convinceors to allocate money for zis as soon as possible. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, is also expected to speak at the meeting, he should join via a secure video link, - reuters reports. senate majority leader chakak schumer already. voting for the draft law, which provides for the allocation of 106 billion dollars, in particular for ukraine and israel, the issues should be considered this week. this is the end of the episode, read more on our website espresso.tv, and also watch on our social networks, join, put your favorites, my colleagues, oksana vysochenska and roman chaika, are waiting for you on the air, don't switch. good afternoon to those who are joining us at this moment, thank you for watching, roman chaika, oksana vesechenska, we work for you and remind you about our collection, because the matter is important, we collect on a powerful portable battery station velstram with solar panels. for our defenders, more specifically for the dnipropetrovsk separate brigade

is why they are racing to the finish line because they know they have friends in the united states state departmente 1930s and 40s the israelis an many are still there. i want to turn to our friend at a man who really knows these subjects inside and out. congressman michael waltz a combat veteran who's been ringing the bell and ringing the pots and pans for a long time about the middle east and elsewhere and we will get into that too. what is wrong with what i just said? >> there's all kinds of things wrong with the world. what you'v you just said is absy right. let's just go back and look at the world president trump inherited the middle east that he inherited with isis on the march, iran on the march. it was a total mess and within just a few years he had taken out baghdadi the leader of isis you taken out soleimani the leader of irg c. the iranian currency was tanking. oil had gone from 4 million barrels a day to basically nothing there foreign currency reserves were tanking. you are absolutely right he had it contains. we went from isis destroyed, iran broke and then the abraham accords to back

americans who spent months and years imprisoned in venezuela are on their way back to the united states. state department officials say six who were officially listed as wrongfully detained by the u.s. government will touch down in san antonio, texas, tonight. among them, savoy right. >> we have no higher priority than bringing our citizens out of harms way. >> also is leonard francis, the infamously corrupt contractor known as fat leonard. he was the mastermind of the largest bribery scandal nus naval history. he fled to venezuela after his conviction in 2015. the u.s. had used sanctions against venezuela, and agreed to return an ally of the venezuelan president. he was facing prison time in the u.s. on corruption and money laundering charges. the venezuelan government is also releasing 20 political prisoners, some seen leaving prison by a cnn team in venezuela. the biden administration says this deal is a sign of improving relations between the u.s. and venezuela, and part of its effort to push the dictatorship towards more democratic reforms. but the deal comes as their regime is threatening to take o

united states. the state department called prime minister orban's law on protecting his country's sovereignty draconian although orbán’s law only provides for the creation of a separate hungarian department to study the risks of political interference. in general, it’s your business what laws another country, a sovereign state, adopts? answer well, except for my own, of course, and what answer to this question, of course no. denmark continues to play an important role in ensuring that putin's war in ukraine is a strategic failure, becoming one of the first countries to pledge to provide f-16 aircraft to ukraine and train ukrainian pilots to fly them. mr. secretary of state, we are faced with many crises, russia is still waging a brutal war on the european continent. we both know that peace stability cannot be taken for granted. northern countries europe is rushing to take refuge under washington's security umbrella. a surge in new defense agreements between the united states and allies in northern europe is accelerating the deployment of american troops in the latest response to russia's invasion of uk

stories we've had in the bulletin and i want to pick up on it is this decision by the united states, the state department, to sanction essentially, settlers by refusing them visas. if they've been involved in box on the west bank and we know that there's an awful lot of that sort of thing going on. the big question is why, what is the point? because a lot of these people are deal nationals. they have us citizenship anyway. it doesn't prevent most of them from visiting the united states. it's a particularly kind of toothless measure. what's the point? what journal, i think we can all use a bit of comedy in the middle of this tragedy. and this has been quite comical. i mean, i actually last for the 1st time in a long time when i heard of the american measure to sanction those uh when the guns in the west bank to say toothless and just say hello. i mean, it's really the understatement. i can't remember and reset, remember anything more stupid than this measure, i think, silly or the anything more upsurge than displeasure. and, and uh and uh, so going to the states under blink. and you can see a lot of thing

in the united states, victims included current and former employees of the departments of defense, energy, as well as private sector defense contractors and the department of state >> neither men are in the united states and in custody right now and are unlikely to be handed over to by the russian government to the united states. the state department is offering up to a $10 million reward for information about this global cyber hacking network. there is a new reminder out for people about a possible scam involving those qr codes you might scan to see a menu. the federal trade commission warning that scammers can replace the original qr code to redirect you to a site to steal your information. the agency says you should only scan those codes from a source you trust and double check any websites you get sent to make sure that they're the website you expect it. well, a california teacher accused of drugging preschool students, the outrage parents and how the school discovered that routine. plus, this weekend, the 49 ers will take on their rival seattle seahawks as they try to keep their winning streak alive. a preview of this weekend's game and the challenges the t

recently it was announced about new year's aid to ukraine united state department. it is expected to be $250 million; if you believe the same united states0 million every day on the war with the russians. it turns out simple arithmetic: ukraine will have enough money for 2 and a half, maximum 3 days of war. experts say it's clear that this is a case where attention is more important than the value of the gift. the next package is needed primarily for this. so that they would talk about it on local tv, and people would not understand that the west abandoned its failed project. let them die with the thought that the new year is about to begin, weapons will flow again, as if from a cornucopia. the main thing here is to believe, and not look at real numbers. in january, for example, kiev was given 24 times more than in december. and where is the result, investors ask? well, remember, yes, there first. all these crumbs from the table - this is not a new weapon, it’s something that was literally collected from all available warehouses, and in general, what condition it is in, the gunmen are not afraid of unshot, shells and cartridges lying aro

this is the leadership of the state department, there is an office on the seventh floor in the southern part of the state department building. the secretary of state of the united and his closest assistants, as a rule, deputy secretaries of state, but there is such pgr concept. p is the deputy secretary of state for political affairs, the now famous mrs. victoria nuland, i think that probably ivan stanislavich also meant this subtext, the second person is the deputy secretary of state. on global issues, the third is the deputy secretary of state for information, media, public relations, i want to remind you that it was interesting, so to speak, i think that this hint, it was very, very, very subtle and fair, why during the time of hillary clinton, when she was deputy secretary of state, i want let me remind you that the threat was not only... external from the seventh floor of the state department, it was even internal, the fbi was trying to uncover the alleged conspiracy of the seventh floor, which was attributed to the shadow government of the united states of america, well, let me probably say that well, victoria , of course, has a very extensive biography,

state. um, but that was from the end of the year, for instance, from the state department of the united states department of care that thanks very much for walking us through the end of year briefing by blinking. thank you. oh, well, despite us seeking a monopoly on political processes across the world of justice will prevail? well that's the lease is according to the russian foreign minister said again that for all he was speaking to somebody in miracle, we do a little sleeve so which both with ukraine and the middle east. we've seen. that's right. and the weather. yes. consider us. it has the right to use up and monopolized political processes which lead to them bring destruction and disruption of state code e mail. the regents, such as what we saw in libya with hundreds of thousands of casualties among vest civilian population and major destruction of the economy. these are the consequences of numerous us ventures in the middle east, which are aimed at suppressing states whose governments debt to conduct an independent policy. where i've seen a similar approach in ukraine, west show, the ju

state budget and ensure macroeconomic stability in the conditions of martial law. new sanctions against hamas were introduced by the united states and great britain. the united states treasury department said the restrictions are aimed at eight officials who promote the terrorist organization's interests abroad and help manage its finances. hamas still relies on a network of high-ranking officials and affiliates to support its military, according to brian nelson, the us treasury's undersecretary for terrorism. activity in the gas strip. endure and recover. representatives of the government, the public sector, business, as well as international partners discussed the prospects for the development of the ukrainian energy sector, how ukraine entered the heating season and what decisions and actions will help create a sustainable energy system. let's see further in our story. resilience and recovery. energy issues. of ukraine's security gathered ukrainian, european and american specialists around him, they talked not only about development, but also about endurance at every level, personal, regional and national. taking into account the experience of last winter, they also discussed the p

united states has a duty to protect you. and the united states is fully failing that duty as it applies to palestinian americans. >> reporter: the state departmentment on pending litigation. >> the united states, i think, the priorities, of course, are first to its citizens. both those that are held hostage and what we can only imagine is an extraordinarily horrible situation. now all these american citizens who are trapped in this spiraling humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: the war enters its 11th week after hamas attacked israel on october 7th, killing 1,200 and taking more than 200 civilian hostages, prompting a retaliation from israel. >> israel at war, triggered by the horrific terror attack from hamas. >> all-out war has broken out in the middle east. >> reporter: the rafah crossing, gaza's shared border with egypt, is the only option for those trying to escape. but in order to leave, individuals must be put on an evacuee list. >> it does seem to be these lists come out periodically posted on facebook. if you're on the list as an american, they should go and essentially assemble in the south to await to be let through the gate. that has ca

united states intelligence community. the department of defense, department of state. defense contractors, employees, department of energy facilities throughout the united states victims include politicians, civil servants, journalist, ngo's and other civil society organizations. although these individuals are not currently in custody as u.s. attorney ramsey said the fbi's along regional member. >> criminal hackers will not evade our investigation. we will find them and we will hold them accountable. >> prosecutors think the 2 russians used fake emails basically to fool people into handing over account information. there were co-conspirators. they say they stole information, used to influence the 2019 elections in great britain. and as that posters indicating the reward for tracking them down is huge, 10 million dollars, a low. that will probably be really hard to do because the man are believed to be in russia. and since they were, prosecutors say working on behalf of russia, nobody expects them to be handed over. ken and vicki. all right, catherine, thank you for that

united states and kiev is getting deeper. for example, yesterday at the state department they heard zelensky’s words , they listened attentivelyposedly will not abandon ukraine, but at the state department they remembered that the united states, again , does not have a magic pot for kiev, a representative of the american foreign ministry matthew miller once again reminded that there is no money and most likely there will not be any. kiev is completely dependent on foreign support. ukraine faces the prospect that it will run out of money for weapons within the first two months of 2024, which will seriously undermine its ability to wage war. military experts believe that ukraine will run out of long-range missiles during january, in february - ammunition for air defense systems, and ultimately, by the summer they will even run out of artillery shells. now ukraine and the united states are at odds over what to do next. kiev wants to return to the offensive, and washington wants the ukrainian armed forces followed a more conservative strategy. russia, meanwhile , regrouped and strengthened its troops. ukraine's counteroffensive fa

he secured all the major records of the united states at that time that were in the possession of the state department, including the declaration of independence, the constitution of the united states, other records of the senate that had not been released. treaties. washington's commission. washington's resignation document. but obviously most importantly, the declaration of independence. that he took wagons across the river, around bridge after thinking about it, he concluded because there was foundry too close at hand that the british might think would be useful and providing munitions. he continued on a journey and where he took those wagons all way to leesburg, virginia and them stored in a secure place there. and he went to bed exhausted that night the citizens leesburg virginia saw all of washington in flames and told pleasanton about that when he woke up the next morning. and pleasant recalled an exchange he had had. he was taking the documents out of, the state department to safe keeping. he into the secretar a the time who saw what was doing and said, but wait a minute, why are you doing thi

everything is logical, with us, the case is not related to this news, but from the united states, that the state departmentjointly planning to send an adviser to the ministry of strategic industries to ukraine , in order to speed up this process of fighting corruption, attracting foreign investment in important, critically important industries, about this and more about help from the united states, we will talk after a short break with anna gobko, wait. usual tasks become unreal, heavy bags are not for my sick back, for back pain, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with cream dolgit, what you want i will lift. dolgiit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such no load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt, the feminist uro helped me. thanks to its natural ingredients, feminost uro helps restore control over urination both day and night. feminonost uro - urination under control. ask at pharmacies. porto shakhtar on megodogo. the battle in the dragon's lair will decide the fate of

united states intelligence community. the department of defense, the department of state. defense contractors, employees, department of energy facilities throughout the united states victims include politicians, civil servants, journalist, ngo's and other civil society organizations. although these individuals are not currently in custody as u.s. attorney ramsey said the fbi's along regional member. >> criminal hackers will not evade our investigation. we will find them and we will hold them accountable. >> prosecutors think the 2 russians use fake emails to people into handing over account information they s and say they stole information used to influence the 2019 elections in great britain. the poster indicates the reward for tracking those 2 men down is 10 million dollars we'll probably be very hard to do. the men are believed to be in russia and since they were apparently working on behalf of russia, no one expects them to be handed over. well, the time here we take a live look outside on this thursday night, almost to the weekend. there's the san mateo bridge is. >> f

the united states announced a new package of military aid to ukraine worth 175 million dollars, this is stated on the website of the state department of the united states. the new package includes ammunition for air defense, artillery shells, anti-radiation and anti-tank missiles. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, announced this in an evening address to the us indicting a group of russian soldiers for war crimes in ukraine. he says that ukrainian law enforcement officers are making maximum efforts to joint investigations. according to their information , the occupiers illegally detained a citizen of the united states, interrogated the man, and beat him. at least 10 days. the case file states that the two defendants were commanders of military units. the united states has indicted four russian servicemen suspected of committing the war crime of torturing a united states citizen. it is fundamental for ukraine that every crime committed by the russian occupiers be fully investigated and receive a legal and fair trial continuation. until the relevant sentence. norway and great britain created a coalition in support of ukra

united states of america, i am sure that we will receive this support, because. the united states of america has repeatedly emphasized , both at the level of president biden and at the level of the state department, that it remains firmly in support of ukraine in this war. well, that's why i am i hope that there was an announcement that the president would speak, but again, here the occupying media are the first to report that this speech will not take place, and the chairman of the democratic majority in the united states senate supposedly announced this. well, no , no, it is not yet known whether zelensky will speak or not, because the announcement was that he must speak, we will still hope that he will speak, because what they say in washington and that , which they say in ukraine, that from this help from the opening a lot depends on this, this funding , right at this moment, these days and until the end of the year, ms. elizaveta, maybe you know a little more, or you can expand on this, there is no need to explain to senators and congressmen, i know that a large delegation went to the united states of america, which was determined by zelensky's team, and in order to convince senators and co

united states of america, i am sure that we will receive this support, because the united states of america has repeatedly emphasized, both at the level of president biden and at the level of the state departmenthat it remains steadfast in its support of ukraine in this war, so i i hope that the president will be to speak, but again, here the occupying media are the first to report that, as it were, this speech will not take place, and the head of the democratic majority in the senate of the united states of america said this, well , no, it is not yet known whether zelensky will speak or not will speak, because the announcement was that he must speak, we will still hope that he will speak, because what they say in washington and what they say in ukraine depends on this aid, on the opening of this funding many things at this very moment, in these days and until the end year, mrs. elizaveta, maybe you know a little more, or you can expand, this is not necessary to explain to senators and congressmen, i know that it is big, a delegation went to the united states of america, which was determined by the zelenskyi team and in order to convince the senators and congressmen, whether - is this work goi

daniel frith, former coordinator of sanctions policy of the united states department of state, a person knows about american domestic and foreign policy, if not everything, then almost everything, will be on the air of the tv channel. i welcome you, mr. ambassador, to the spreso tv studio. congratulations. extremely important story, the news came from the state of colorado. the local court gave ukraine and not only ukraine a chance, yes donald trump may not get into the american election race. when we read the signals from donald trump, we understand that this can directly affect the containment of russian aggression against ukraine. it is a shame that the world does not see the best side of american strategic thinking these days. donald trump represents the so-called america first school, that is, school. the thinking of the 1930s, when the united states had no real interest in european security, it was a disastrous policy, it is not about the policy of the united states government, which was then headed by franklin roosevelt, and about the mood of congress, which prevented roosevelt f

state. the boundaries that the united states has determined that it will not cause territorial disputes with russia, the state departmentich are necessary for our national interests in this geographical area, we have accepted and will continue to accept. the states believe that it will be enough for them to discuss such a solution with canada and japan. according to bloomberg, the declared territory of the continental shelf, covering an area of ​​about a million square kilometers , contains a huge amount of industrially important resources, deposits of rare earth metals, oil and gas. most of them haven't even been explored yet. having received the territory, the united states will be able to freely use these useful resources. minerals, this step, if you look at it from an economic point of view, is probably some kind of laying down for decades to come to provide the potential for strategic superiority or strategic advantages for the united states, but any such actions must be agreed upon by the international community and cannot be taken in unilaterally. according to us experts, they stated belonging to the shelf in ord

been poisoned by their own government, exposed to nuclear waste by the united states government, by the united states defense department. these americans are happy to do their part for national security. they're proud of what they've done for their country but they deserve to be recognized, and they deserve to be compensated. and so i want to add again my voice in support of justice for these americans, and i want to say again to this body that it is wrong -- it is wrong to turn our backs on these tens of thousands of americans who have given their health, and in many cases, their lives for their country and not been recognized for it. in many cases not compensated for it and now they're told because of the actions-this -- of this body, because of the conference report, because of a back room deal struck in conference, this program that compensates victims of nuclear radiation will soon expire. tens of thousands of americans who have relied on this program for 30-plus years for lifesaving help and treatment will get nothing. the lights will go dark and these americans will be turned out into the cold and thousands more

of strategic industries, together with the ministry of commerce and defense and the united states department of state. the document provides that ukraine will receive the necessary capacities for success on the battlefield, and this document will also contribute to the construction in our country, which is important, of production capacities to provide the armed forces of ukraine with the necessary weapons. good plans, good prospects, how will it work. implement, we will talk about this with konstantin zhivago, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, mr. konstantin, i congratulate you, vasyl, i congratulate you, good evening tv viewers, well , here is the question itself, it is clear, what are the advantages will ukraine receive as a result of this cooperation in the long-term, well, maybe in the short-term perspective, will this initiative contribute primarily to the economic recovery and strengthening of ukraine's defense capabilities, because it is very important now and now, well , in the future as well, please, vasyl, thank you , this is a very important question. middle right now, when we are fight

well, if the united states, as the head of the state department press service matthew miller said, does for help maybe endlessly, the day before, during a press conference, zelensky said that the military is asking to mobilize even before the front, but as they say, the war will write off everything, and the assets, those that are poorly stored, will always be useful to the west . from the republican party, entrepreneur vivek, ramaswami announced his refusal to participate in the primary elections in colorado, so he expressed support for his rival donald trump. the state supreme court removed the former president from the primary in colorado. the supreme court of colorado prohibited the inclusion of donald trump in the list of contenders for the presidency , in the local primary elections. a majority of the court ruled that president trump is disqualified from resuming the office of president under section 3.4 of the amendment to the united states constitution. constitution. prohibits a citizen from being elected to congress, holding office in the federal service or being an elector if

and... the economic zone of any coastal state, the borders determined by the united states will not cause territorial disputes with russia, the state departmentims. we have taken and will continue to take all measures that are necessary for our national interests in this geographical area. the states believe that it will be enough for them to discuss such a solution with canada and japan. according to bloomberg, the declared territory of the continental shelf, with an area of ​​about 1.2 km , contains a huge number of important resource industry, deposits of rare earth metals, oil and gas. most of them have not even been explored yet; after receiving territory, the united states will be able to freely use these minerals. this step, if you look at it from an economic point of view, is probably a kind of foundation for decades to come, to provide the potential for strategic superiority or strategic advantages for the united states in these territories for decades to come. as they think. the united states declared ownership of the shelf in order to complicate the delimitation of these territories between russia and canada, which the un is curren

united states intelligence community. the department of defense, department of state. defense contractors, employees, department of energy facilities throughout the united states victims include politicians, civil servants, journalist, ngo's and other civil society organizations. although these individuals are not currently in custody as u.s. attorney ramsey said the fbi's along regional on memory. >> criminal hackers will not evade our investigation. we will find them and we will hold them accountable. >> prosecutors think the 2 russians used fake emails basically to fool people into handing over account information. there were co-conspirators. they say they stole information, used to influence the 2019 elections in great britain. and those that posters indicating the reward for tracking them down is huge. 10 million dollars a tplow. that will probably be really hard to do because the men are believed to be in russia. and since they were, prosecutors say working on behalf of russia, nobody expects them to be handed over. ken and vicki. >> and we are following breaking

i think it does matter, that comment there from the state department because the signal diplomats here are getting as well is that the united states a resolution, so that would seem to suggest the state department is as well putting out fat signal. which is very different than the united states not engaging on a resolution. it signals they do want a product, but as i say come at the moment, they are scheduled for later this afternoon for a vote, but we have seen many postponements before. so we will have to see how this plays out. we will be back in — to see how this plays out. we will be back in new— to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york— to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york as _ to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york as and - to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york as and when | to see how this plays out. we will i be back in new york as and when we get any hint that it will be coming. that's the big broad international diplomacy in america. we will head to israel now, because the president isaac herzog speaking. israel ready for another humanitarian pause in gaza

yes, during at the christmas final press conference at the state department of the united states of america, the head of the american foreign policy department said. about the support of ukraine's allies. according to antony blinken, putin thought that the unity of the west should have given a crack a long time ago, but he was wrong, says mr. blinken. and the united states, together with its allies, continues and will continue to help ukraine stand firm both militarily and financially . next, let anthony blinken speak for himself . we look and listen. the last ones for weeks president putin has been boasting that, i quote: ukraine has no future. he thinks that his wait-and-see strategy, when he sends many waves of young russians into the meat grinder he himself has already created, will pay off. on one point i agree with putin, and that is that continued support from america is critical to the brave soldiers and citizens of ukraine continuing their fight and to russia's war being a strategic defeat. it's a pity that mr. blinkin agrees with putin, but well, which agrees precisely that the ai

this is stated on the website of the state department of the united states. the new package includes ammunition for pppo, artillery shells, anti-radiation and anti-tank missiles. japan has announced the provision of additional aid to ukraine in the amount of about 4.5 billion dollars, kaiodonews reports. these funds will be directed to restoration of the country after the russian aggression. norway and great britain created a coalition in support of ukraine. this is stated in the statement of the ministry of defense of norway, which was published on the department's website. the ministry of defense has not yet provided any details. all information is promised to be made public this friday. then the new british one will be presented. the entire coalition. recently , more and more servicemen bitten by animals are sent to dnipro hospitals. the threat on the front line is not only bald, but also wild elbows and dogs, mice and rats, which literally swarm the dugouts of our defenders, eat not only provisions, but also spoil military equipment and bite the soldiers

package of military aid to ukraine worth 175 million dollars, this is stated on the website of the state department of the united states, the new package includes ammunition for air defense, artillery shells, anti-radiation and anti-tank missiles. timely deliveries of drones, electronics and pickup trucks for the armed forces are delaying protests by polish carriers at the border, reuters reports, citing representatives of charitable foundations and enterprises. who support the military, all of them say that dozens of night vision systems, pickup trucks, hundreds of drones are stuck at the border, and deliveries of machine parts and components for power units used in drone engines and radios are also being delayed now benefactors are trying to negotiate with the polish authorities about the unimpeded passage of their aid. it's been a month since polish transport... have been blocking the movement of trucks at checkpoints with ukraine, demanding, in particular, the cancellation of transport visas for ukrainians, due to this protest, our state's budget has already lost over 9 billion hryvnias, the specialized parliamenta

new package of military aid to ukraine on 175 million dollars, it is stated on the website of the state department of the united states, in the new package of ammunition for air defense, artillery shells, anti-radiation and anti-tank missiles. no offense or defense is possible without them. ukrainian infantrymen are liberating ukrainian territories from the enemy meter by meter. our film crew talked with the soldiers of the 24th brigade named after king danylo halytskyi and asked them about the daily defense of ukraine. see further. these positions have been arranged since the 15th year, but during all this time the military did not succeed significantly advance towards horlivka, but the infantrymen say that the time will come. there was a lot of time, but we also bathed, it’s already a lot of time, and our predecessors dug up and somehow equipped it, here for the first time, but now we will not name this area by name, i was in the 16th year as part of the agidar battalion, well very close to this place, very close, a military name cube originally from the lviv region, and for more than eight years it has been permane

done, you fed being sort of indications coming from united states anonymous sources within the state department saying that we're worried about the, the impactable list on the us position in the world. and what does it do to that position? now that we've seen what we've seen from the us ambassador here, and i would not want to be in the position of someone defending america's position, forced any way, almost any issue where america is trying to claim to take a position. i'm urging all of us to take a position which op holds international law, international humanitarian jewel. so i'm kind of vital use based system. the world has been elected shipped to by the united states for an awfully long time, but with increasing self righteousness. i think over the last 21 months since we saw what happened in ukraine, i think so much of the world said, yeah, we, we know that you are selective in the application of that. we comp trust you. and here we are. america is driving a 10 through the credibility of its own position. and if i can just say, because these resolutions of also talked about these riley's

united states unilaterally claimed expansion. continental shelf in seven sea areas, as can be seen from the map published by the state department washington’s biggest appetites are in the bering sea and the arctic. the total area of ​​the territories over which the united states establishes its sovereignty, on the basis that the sea is a continuation of its continent, is 1 million km, of which 540 km falls on a large wedge from alaska towards the arctic ocean. it also lays claim to these territories. but there have been no official comments from the us neighbor yet. the interest of states in the northern seas is dictated by the mineral resources located in their depths. the arbiter in establishing boundaries is a special un commission based on the convention on the law of the sea. for example, russia , through this commission, after several years of proceedings, at the beginning of the year received rights to 1.7 million km in the central part of the arctic ocean. they also formalize their claims... the natural anger of these countries, it is worth noting that the united states did not even agree to the un convention on the law