she is going to create a broad pro-ukrainian party for a strong europe. let's listen to what ursula fondeyanctually said. my goal is to continue this path together with those who are pro-european, pro-ukrainian and pro rule of law. and already tomorrow this work begins again, summarizing. of course, these elections are not taking place in a vacuum, forces from outside and inside are trying to destabilize our societies and trying to weaken europe. we will never allow this. by the way, french president emmanuel macron, after the election failure , announced that he was dissolving the national assembly and calling early parliamentary elections for june 30 and july 7. the far-right national union party scored twice as much as macron's party. in russia, everyone is there are trying to present these elections to the european parliament as the failure of scholz and macron. but, well, ursula's exits. she could talk, perhaps, not only about the fact that she will form a pro-ukrainian majority, because this is also an indicator, in fact, there will be a pro-ukrainian majority in the european parliamen

is sent to be next to him, sidinpin comes to france, ursula fondeyan is right there, and i think thatoffer oneself as the leader of europe, this is a rather dangerous activity, but ... to retain one’s post as head of the european commission, that is, macron will have to calm down for a while, that is why he calmed down, in what sense he calmed down, he is now making it clear to the united states in every possible way that he is ready to provide them with these services, create coalitions for i don’t know there, training aviation coalitions, and so on, that is, he fits perfectly into the pro-american agenda into the pro-european agenda, only in the pro-european agenda you can’t do much now, but in the pro-american one you can do a lot, and macron is now doing just that. this is actually leading to a split in nato or am i presenting what i want as reality? and you know, you can say as much as you like that what nato is doing on the territory of ukraine is not an escalation of the conflict, we are not participants in the conflict, but the actual side is different, yes, you are participan

the policy of the european union, which is determined by the european commission and its head ursula fondeyanat the europeans are sagging her at every opportunity. that the european parliament, which, let’s say, is not a parliament at all, but a certain body that issues recommendations that no one needs, will simply update its composition, and european politicians, based on the election results, will understand what strings should they play in the upcoming national elections. sergey kholoshevsky, anastasia konorovskaya, natalya markevich and boris filchikov, european bureau, ntv. that's all, see you later. stagnation of lymph can cause swelling. lymphotransit helps reduce swelling by accelerating the movement of lymph. lymphotransit evalar - summer without swelling. in summer weather, swelling may occur. lymphatic transit.

the current head of the european commission, ursula fondeyan, may take this position for the second time this is a political decision, it is still going to the european parliament. voting will take place during the session of the parliament. i really like when in this program we draw such political portraits, sketches, because a real portrait would require more time and effort. korsula fondelain, it should be said, at one time took this position a little by accident, because 5 years ago, not... someone else should have become the head of the european commission, we are almost it was forgotten. yes, but then it happened that weber wanted to head the european commission, but weber could not. then there was to be franz timmermans, finally , through various french games, the choice fell on ursula fondelein. you know, there were still some doubts then, it was somewhere in the background, they didn't talk about it out loud, that maybe she is not that strong, maybe she won't have enough determination to confront other countries, because she is dumb. documents and in the budget, found the money

ursula fondeyan, is it possible?omehow comment on the transition, or changes in mood, or is it too early to say, alexandrevich, good morning. yes , maybe it’s worth looking at what happened yesterday through this prism. let me remind you that yesterday there was a meeting of the european council, at which it was really not possible to agree on candidates for leadership positions in the european union, but the fact is that even the day before , the meeting of the leaders of the eu member states ended after midnight, the populists, socialists and democrats, as well as the liberals who joined them, managed to do so. entrusted to the current prime minister of estonia, kae kallas, but it was not possible to reach an agreement the first time, why? but the fact is that among the leaders of the eu countries yesterday there were those who reasonably proposed to first discuss the results of the elections and their consequences for the european union, and then move on to the distribution of posts, and there is certainly logic i

let's listen to what ursula fondeyan said.as completed all the steps that we have identified, and that is why we believe that the eu... should start accession negotiations with ukraine by the end of this month. if we look at these elections, which formed the european parliament for the next 5 years and the statements made by ursula fonderley and not only her. does this mean that between 24 and 29 years ukraine has a chance to become a member of the european union. i will say it clearly, and then i will explain it like this, and it will happen like this, i want to tell you that literally these days, the world is covered by a wave that is leaving moscow, moreover, for some reason it is supported by a part of the analysts of the united states of america about the tragedy of the consequences of the elections to the european parliament, for some reason, well, i will give you an example so that it is clear about... what we are talking about, actually, the victory in germany , cdu, csu, is considered a disaster. well, if there is no

in her speech after the approval , ursula fondeyan thanked the leaders of the eu countries for their support and declared her readiness to present her program to the european parliament. let's listen to what ursula funderlajen said. i i would just like to express my gratitude to the leaders who supported my candidacy for the second term of the presidency of the european council. mission, it is a great honor for me and i am happy to share this very special moment with antonia kosta, the next president of the european council, with my dear friend, kaja kalas, who is nominated for the position of high representative of the eu, the next european commission. for me, this means that i will seek to obtain a decision from the european parliament on my appointment, after presenting my political orientations to the next 5 years, so we have to... during the meetings of the european council, mr. valery, zelenskyi signed a security agreement with the european union, so what does this security agreement with the european institution mean, because there are 17 or 19 separate security agreements, whi

here, by the way, there is also good news in this regard at this conference, because yesterday ursula fondeyanduring her speech, she made a very important statement for us, she said that , in fact, for the first time, russian frozen money will actually be used to help ukraine and sent to ukraine, it is about 1.5 billion euros, these are revenues from in fact, interest from frozen russian assets, but this is a large amount, it is 1.5 billion euros, which will be sent to... ukraine, and when will they be sent, i'm sorry, is this about some kind of quick transfer of these funds? yes, this money will be sent by the end of july, 90% of these funds will go specifically to military aid and 10% to the issue of reconstruction, but in general i want to say that also the issue of various types of military aid, they are raised here at different platforms. there are also a lot of parallel, let's say, panel discussions, and we are trying to convince our western allies to give us not just give us more military aid, but to change the quality and approaches to military aid, for example, one of our requests, we

ursula fondeyan, who from there can remain the president of the european commission for another 5 years, theoretically. according to her, this group will form a center in the european parliament with political forces that have, in particular, a pro-european and pro-ukrainian position. and who is it? as before, the center-left, the group of socialists and democrats, are marked bright red in... the second largest number of mandates, they may have 135 seats beforehand, plus the liberal renewal group, this may be the majority, and where in the european parliament the right-wing group of european conservatives and reformists has strengthened its position, as well as and the ultra-right group of the identity democracy, but there were no big changes, a significant strengthening of right-wing forces in the european parliament, but the results of this vote in various eu countries became a test for the authorities, primarily in france, where it won. marin party rights le pen, her national association won twice as much as the presidential alliance, and immediately macron announced early parliament

and of course, that probably from the ukrainian point of view it would not be bad if ursula fondeyanmained the head of the european commission, and i think that it would be very good for ukraine from the point of view that at the same time she was the minister of defense of germany, that is , she - firstly, germany is now the main, if you will, economic locomotive of europe, and to a certain extent it is also relevant to the lobbying of ukrainian interests in europe, in the european union, and it is also relevant to the defense industry, isn't it? namni was once tangential to her, that's why in principle we'll keep our fingers crossed for ursula fonderline to get her second term. mr. antol, i plan to try to touch on one very important thing. but a very difficult topic, this is the topic of ukrainian mobilization, why i am talking about it, because i, well, in the end , a pre-discussion was published on the website of rhode island's professor of political science in the usa, mykola petro, and he basically writes about the fact that the problem with mobilization in ukraine, in fact , w