this was stated by the representative of the us national security council, john kirby, at a briefing on august 30. kirby reported that negotiations on weapons between the two countries are actively progressing, while white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre added that russia was forced to turn to such criminal regimes for weapons and equipment how north korea partially due to the effect of american sanctions , but how russia and north korea can expand bilateral cooperation and what they say about it in the democratic world, we will talk about it with yulia yarmolenko, who is included to us from the white house yulia hello, hello maria please tell us what is currently known about these negotiations, what stage are they at, what exactly is russia asking from the dprk, do you know maria , it is not the first time that the white house has disclosed information , slightly declassified intelligence data about how russia is trying to get military support from such countries as well as wounds north korea why today what is the news actually today today today how did you report john kirby rep

john kirby, the spokesman of the us national security council , said a sentence two days ago that was very interesting . he said nothing to the media. there was no other way in this world that we could free ourselves from these four falsehoods from the hands of the iranians . what does this mean? mohammad, we will have a conversation first let's see the media coverage of the liberalization of iran's foreign exchange resources. despite the opposition's pressure to isolate the islamic republic . i think that many of the protesters who are protesting the conditions in iran are on the streets in iran, probably what the government should do, what do you think the political groups that are in the opposition abroad, for them these deals are unpleasant. because it shows the weakness of their actions, it is a pity that until yesterday, they bargained with the famous american officials for more sanctions against the iranian people, but today you have pointed the finger of accusation at the same officials with this black heart. that the us sanctions, the americans will stop their exchange negoti

has not changed , said john kirby, the coordinator of strategic communications of the us national security counciling a ukrainian journalist's question on wednesday, august 16 , he denied that negotiations are underway on nato membership for ukraine without of the occupied territories, i would like to remind you that earlier the chief of staff of the nato secretary general and jensas toltonberg stin jensen said that ukraine could give up the territory in order to achieve peace with russia and the future membership in nato. he added that the discussion of the possible status after the war is already underway and that the question of the cession of territory in favor of russia is being raised by other countries in the alliance . in ukraine and the current director of the eurasian center of the atlantic council, john gerbs, in my opinion, it looks like a trial run of negativity, it is a shame because it only fuels putin's faith in the west will get tired of supporting ukraine and what they say is that nato does not want to accept ukraine because russia is waging a war of aggression there jacobs of wh

actions and belligerent military rhetoric , the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security councilirby , made this statement, "in fact, it is not clear where all of wagner's guys are, we know that some of them went to belarus we know that some went to africa, we believe that certain contingents are probably still in ukraine or nearby, but we do not know exactly what the numbers are and we do not understand what the territorial threat is they carry, at least in europe, they continue to cause considerable concern on the african continent, continue to destabilize the governments there, support terrorists, and so on , the pokrovka checkpoint is currently the only way to get to ukraine and from the temporarily occupied territories, this humanitarian corridor on the border of the belgorod and sumy regions like it is working but what kind of help is provided to people , oleksandr kryvokolskyi found out about the not yet filled minibuses, people get off, they came from the only checkpoint on the border with the russian federation crossed the administrative border through the humanitarian c

john kirby, the spokesperson of the us national security council, said something very interesting, how he told the media that there was no other way in this world that we could get these four, in fact , our own swords from the hands of the iranians. to liberate means like this, what does it mean, the cost of war, the option of sanctions, the option of disintegration, the option of disintegration, not playing, not disturbing and harmonizing with iran, mohammad qadri does not answer, we will have a conversation , we will see a report again about the media's reflections on the liberation of iran's foreign exchange resources. the presence of pressure and the opposition is trying to isolate the islamic republic. why the opposition could not influence the foreign policy of the white house. persian foreign language channels say that the american action has surprised the opposition of iran. iran, probably, from what the government should do, what do you think about the politicians who are in the opposition abroad , these deals are unpleasant for them because it shows the weakness of the opposi

assessments were shared with the media by the coordinator of strategic communications of the us national security council, june kerby, on tuesday in a new report one of great britain's leading think tanks, the royal joint institute for defense and security studies , says that on the eve of the counteroffensive , western leaders hesitated for too long about sending key weapons. in this way, russia got time to create several lines of defense that are strewn with tens of thousands of mines and a wide network of defensive earthen fortifications . the experts with whom the voice of america spoke emphasize that russia had too much time to organize a defense through which it is difficult for the armed forces to pass. the ukrainian counteroffensive faces the most difficult tactical a task that can only be imagined, namely to overcome stationary defense structures, imagine the sequence of a strip of minefields of obstacles , including physical obstacles such as ditches and tank tanks are controlled and observation lines of direct fire, as well as artillery systems are supported by russian attack helicopters, this

membership in nato, in particular, the coordinator of strategic communications of the us national security councilthe introduction by the us of negotiations on ukraine's accession to nato in exchange for the end of the war or on the condition of relinquishing the occupied territories, nothing like that is wrong, we have already talked about attempts to help find a way to membership, we publicly said that in the future ukraine will be a member of nato, and at the vilnius summit the alliance supported this idea and the idea of ​​developing a way for this on the eve of the final membership, a number of mass media spread the statement of the chief of staff of the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, stian anson, who admitted that ukraine could become a member of nato in the case of territorial concessions to russia, according to him, discussions about the future status of ukraine in the context of the alliance after the war are already ongoing, among other things , options with kyiv's refusal of part of the territory , the ukrainian side reacted sharply to this statement. the ministry of

craig wilder, who during the bush administration was the director of asian affairs at the us national security council because the russians are no longer able to offer resources to other countries, they can barely survive economically and are very dependent on the chinese. i think china looks at in such meetings as in the bricks format, in a very strong , slightly higher position, china has resources , huge opportunities for creating infrastructure, they have a philosophy that, in their opinion, is attractive to the countries of the global russia is absolutely satisfied with the growth of chinese influence in brics, experts believe that china is the main economic player in the brics group. also, due to the fact that china is becoming more and more visible, we see where there are differences from the point of view of russia, since china is also the main diplomatic and economic partner, i think russia perceives everything positively china is more influential both in the bilateral and in the global context, both experts agree that the brics countries have an important economic weight in the world, but th

this was stated by the representative of the us national security council, john kirby , at a briefingwo countries

combative rhetoric this statement was made by the strategic communications coordinator us national security council john kirby on reader it's not really clear where all of wagner's guys are, we know that some of them went to belarus, we know that some went to africa, we believe that certain contingents are probably still in ukraine or nearby, but we don't know exactly which ones just the numbers and we don't understand what territorial threat they pose, at least in europe, they continue to cause considerable concern on the african continent, continue to destabilize the governments there, support terrorists and the like according to documents pensions received in reality , pockets are empty, almost a detective story takes place in the kyiv region , in vorzel, there about 80 residents of the city did not receive their pensions for two months in 2022 for 8 years, the topic will be continued by sonia grigorchuk bullet and shell holes in the garage and shed , anatoliy's house in vorzel was under occupation even in the first days of the full-scale invasion of the russians, the man left with my family wen

in to the american government, he was in particular responsible for asian issues in the us national security council under president bush, he points out that one of the advantages that china received due to the war in russia in ukraine is the reduction of military supplies taiwan due to the fulfillment of orders for ukraine by us industrial enterprises, this deters the us from sending defense equipment and ivanov. we will not defend billions of dollars in the issue of sending and ivanov weapons that are very similar to what ukraine needs against javelin anti-tank missiles, anti -aircraft defense systems, so from the chinese point of view, this war not so bad, it ties the hands of the united states, forces them to use their resources and funds for ukraine, and not for the strengthening of taiwan, with which, as you know, beijing wants to reunite, they even declared that they do not will refuse to use force, while experts believe that there are several reasons that could force china to change its position regarding the war in ukraine, in particular, influence beijing, the success of the ukrainian coun

and a former us national security council official, he joins us live from washington, dc cameron, good job you with us. i know. we know that childs president address abbey was image and visited the officers president mohammed bozza him in some ways. cameron, this doesn't seem like you'll, you'll classic african cou a bit more like cost is taking it present, bathrooms, being allowed visitors on his own the, on the house, the rest. it's absolutely. i mean, i've been saying this from the beginning. i mean, he's been, he has a telephone, my telephone is reportedly being monitored by the hunter, but he's able to receive calls. so he's received in the last few days calls from the secretary of state. are you an ambassador, other role leaders? he has tweeted on a number of occasions essentially saying that democracy would be restored in, in the chair. so uh not, not at all like a typical to where he has been asked to sign a resignation paper. normally they don't go through the process of, of demanding that i had them say resigned simply the fact that the crew is taking place is sufficient typi

with voice of america on july 28, said the strategic communication coordinator of the us national security council, john kirby insoring warship - there is an active discussion now about the introduction of warships into the black sea, i think we all understand that this will only increase the tension and increase the opportunities for a potential conflict between the west of russia and this is not what we want another participant in the discussion about the safety of shipping, congressman marci kaptor, believes that in order to promote its interests in washington, ukraine should more actively use information weapons among the people who live in ukraine died in 32-33 when the soviet union hit the grain with force , just like russia now takes it away by bombing grain warehouses in odessa and other places kaptor says it was not for nothing that she compared stalin's famine with putin's grain blackmail in america and in general in the west, people should understand the scale of the tragedy that putin is carrying today our the world is faced with a new threat, so the american people and our partners in

such a statement was made by the coordinator of strategic communications of the us national security councilhn kirby, "in fact, it is not clear where exactly all the guys are wagner, we know that some of them went to belarus, we know that some went to africa , we believe that certain contingents are probably still in ukraine or nearby, but we do not know exactly what the numbers are and we do not understand what territorial threat they pose, at least in europe, they continue to cause considerable concern on the african continent continues to destabilize the governments there to support terrorists, and therefore a similar undermining by the occupiers of the kakhovka hpp led to a total drought in the front-line settlements of zaporizhzhya in the region, now to the regular enemy shelling was added the lack of water supply, the wells and wells are drying up and there is no replacement for them, how the locals survive under such conditions , our correspondents will tell . this village was named primorske because it is as if near the sea, that is what the locals called the kakhov reservoir. the fa

interview, my colleagues yulia yarmolenko stated that john kirby, representative of the us national security council, one of the goals of the meeting in saudi arabia was to gain greater support for the peace plan zelenskyi, in particular among the countries of the global south. i think that what you will see as a result of the meeting in juda is a continuation of the process that has been going on for many months to convey the peace formula proposed by president zelenskyi and to find ways to implement it, to move it forward, to help garner support, this is not peace negotiations, this is non-negotiable with regard to ending the war, these are completely different conditions and circumstances, and people should not look at the meeting in jilia as a forum through which clear and tangible results will be achieved, in fact it is about continuation of the conversation about what this peace formula might look like. therefore, no , this is not a negotiation. i would like to say two more things to your question. first , it is obvious that each nation must decide for itself how much it will be involved in th

she also served in the us national security council and in the state department. she joins us now from mclean in virginia. thank you very much for being announcing 0 festival. can you just give us an idea of what you make of this deal? obviously, noise christmas swap is being done yet with a us citizen still on the house, the risk haven't blinking to sit, there is more work to be done. but is this a positive 1st step to do you think? yes, absolutely. i think it's, it's certainly a positive 1st step. and i think it potentially authors in an era of that tension and more cooperative security in the region and less tension fomented by external players including united states. how important is the $6000000.00 that has been frozen in the south korean bank to the radians and, and what do you make of that? and being part of the steel of the $6000000000.00 in terms of money is really just embolic. iran is a country of the 10s of millions of people getting 90000000 people. so $6000000000.00 will finance possibly a few months of imports into iran. it's really not a significan

well, relevant questions were asked and uh, john kirby who is the talking head of the us national security councilhat he replied. a relible is discussing the idea that ukraine can become a member of nato only within those borders that will be liberated precisely at the time of signing the agreement. and after that, ukraine will begin to fight for the rest of the territory through diplomatic, not military means. i appreciate the position of the administration, that ukraine itself decides how to end this war? but what do you think? whether the administration can support the idea of ​​taking only part of ukraine so that it has a guarantee of security and in order to end the war, and only then fight for the rest of the territory of the russian-occupied territory will be excluded from this, nothing like that is being discussed. this is erroneous information. we've already talked about how we're trying to help find a path to membership. we have publicly stated that ukraine will join the nato in the future, and we are in the vilnius komsote. the alliance supported this idea and supported the idea that wa

national security concerns? we'll be hearing opposing views from a former us national security council director and a consultantanies investing in the chinese market. and chatgpt does tolkien — is the great professor spinning in his grave over ai literature? what, then, when the humble wordsmith finds the gears and circuits have grasped the ineffable spirit of the tale with a keener hand than their own? we'll be joined by the author who discovered her name was being taken in vain when fake books generated by ai were selling on amazon. good evening. the government plan to focus attention this week on their efforts to reduce illegal migration, particularly what they regard as success reducing small boat crossings, has threatened to have been blown off course by, well, for one, the deputy chairman of the conservative party, lee anderson, who claimed that the government had failed to tackle illegal immigration. now, the prime ministerfaces more trouble from within, with cabinet ministers, perhaps as many as eight, calling for a uk departure from the european convention on human rights to be put front and centre of

e most of his biography of the fierce k worked as a consultant to the us department of defense national security councilstates department of state the us department of the navy, us army, us air force , as well as several ministries of defense of nato countries, this is the background of a popular theorist of modern warfare. and so he writes in a german squat that, uh, well, the way to salvation. here are your first words. today were they are in the deepest hat do not know how to get out. this is true. well, the hatch knows how to get out of the pit. well, we need to do everything that we are doing in terms of armaments, but this is not enough, because 3 million ukrainians need to be sent to the front. if someone thinks it's being discussed, well along with those who were already gone, it is assumed that 3 million are needed. right now, in the army, which will be the only one capable of inflicting a defeat on russia, and it is very interesting that the person who talked about the new wars is all. for the rest. suddenly so trite takes and describes the nazi principle of total war. and where are all the ne

us. stay close if you can. let's bring in former cia director and nbc news senior national security analyst, john brennan. good to have you. thank you so much for being here with us. the national security council has said that they haven't confirmed it yet but wouldn't be surprised. the president said basically the same thing, he wouldn't be surprised if vladimir putin was behind this. why now? >> i think as richard pointed out, it's two months to the day since prigozhin launched his mutiny against vladimir putin, so there is something symbolic about that. secondly, i do think that putin wanted to wait a while because at the time of the mutiny, the situation was very unsettled inside of russia, as well as the military. i don't think putin knew exactly who was on his side, and who was not on his side. if he moved against prigozhin at that time, i think he was concerned that there could have been additional types of moves against him, so over the past 60 days, he's had a chance to sack a number of generals and high level officials and have confidence that the loyalists around him are going to actually stay with him, and therefore, after 60 days, i think he felt as though it was necessary to take

they already investigated everything last night , the representative of the us national security councilt a brilliant insider was handy on board and joe biden after the gym said nothing surprising behind everything in russia is putin the plane crash is suitable for the rest of joe was expected, so he said the plane crash with the handy today on all the covers. true, the headline alone together with putin looks like a free democratic media, even the words do not change such a strict and one for all training manual. do you think 1.795 is written? we start with urgent news from russia that evgeny prigozhin is the head of the group wagner and nine other people were on board the plane, which was heading from moscow to st. petersburg, where the plane crashed with 10 passengers, according to reuters news agency. so far , 8 bodies have been recovered on board, presumably 10 people, among them yevgeny prigozhin in this video, which was shown on russian television. presumably a plane crash. we want to show the radar. right now they are on the screen showing the path of the plane from moscow to the

at the same time, the head of the us national security council, kirby, went out to the public and announcedlocated in tatarstan and their intelligence indicates that the enterprise will start working in the next 24th year. right at the beginning of the year, but god forbid kirby, of course, laments that the partnership of the russian federation and iran compounded by proposals to impose sanctions. but this is probably not even funny anymore, they cannot come up with anything new either in relation to the russian federation or to iran. comrade colonel, to begin with, let us repeat the extremely banal phrase that all forecasts are an extremely thankless task, and in war it is an ungrateful second quadruple, but nevertheless everyone is involved in forecasts , including at the expert level and even at the most serious level at the level of the main operational directorates of the general headquarters. we have such a preliminary summing up of the contrast, why not, by the way, for what did comrade stalin appreciate uh marshal vasilevsky and the general of the army? antonova yes, their forecasts

the person of ambassador linda thomas-greenfield will become president of the united nations security council. joining ussador to u.n. the, linda thomas-greenfield. thank you very much for joining us again tonight. so, as you take over the presidency of the security council, i assumed the number one issue before he is still the russian attack and war on ukraine. >> it is one of the number one issues before us. but during our presidency, we get to set the agenda. and what we will be focusing on is food insecurity. food insecurity that has been exacerbated by russia's war on ukraine, food insecurity that is impacting people around the world. and i would be adjusting, addressing that issue with secretary blinken and presiding in a seat on thursday to call out russia, but also to raise the consensus about famine and how we can bring an end to famine. we will also be focusing our attention on human rights. president biden said on day one that our foreign policy will be defined by human rights. and so, with the 75th anniversary of the u.n. declaration of human rights, we will look for opportunities to engage i

national security council spokesman john kirby will join us live to preview this high-stakes meeting.his hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> developing this morning, hurricane hilary a category 4 storm rapidly intensifying and on its way to the west coast. it is expected to weaken by the time it reaches the u.s., but could be the first tropical moisture to hit california in more than 80 years. forecasters say hilary could bring significant and rare impacts, including extensive flooding. >> as we learn fema is running out of money after historic year of weather disasters from coast to coast. america has already had $15 billion disasters in 2023 alone. a fema official telling cnn the disaster relief fund could run dry by the end of the month if congress doesn't act. >> we have enough funding to support the ongoing response efforts, because we take events like this into consideration. but it would delay, if we don't have additional funding, some of the recovery projects and push them into next year. >> the year started off with devastating flooding in california, crippling

years of the great war were like and what should be prepared for next with us live secretary of the national security council oleksiy danilov good evening, good mr. oleksiy let's start with the event in the crimea there , according to the gur, the special operation is likely to continue, at least not there were reports that it was completed. and this, as i understand it, was the first foreign special operation of ukraine on the territory of crimea with the landing of personnel . what can this indicate? this is the first operation that became public before that, our armed forces, our security forces were engaged in other work, but we cannot report on all operations to our society, but the only thing i can say is that they will not end until the entire territory of our country, including the autonomous republic of crimea, is freed from terrorists , what way will this happen if necessary, it will happen by military means if the russians do not understand that they need to get out of our territory . the military liberation of crimea will begin, we will all see it will be a more powerful operation than what is ha

department on one side and the attempt to get into the national security council on the all the former one thing less stringent regulations to allow us businesses to invest in china and make lots of money, the pens and get a national security council wondering more stringent regulations on the m, they've decided on these 3 categories. comfortable computing, artificial intelligence related to the military. i'm the advanced study, conduct industry and the white us pointing out there running some restrictions on the export of some of these technologies to try and that. but what that trying to do now is to prevent, in the words the immunizations of trying to escape ability to become masters in these, in these areas. there are several coffee at the new investments. this is, this is only going to affect new investments of china. old investments weren't be effective. plus, that's not going to be a months long process where the white house will take advice on the treasury. and the commerce department will take advice from business as to as to the regulation. so these regulations may change. and finally, it should be noted very about us as we

states of america and linda thomas-greenfield will become president of the united nations security council. joining us us. as you take over the residency of security council, i assume the number one issue before you is still the russian attack and war on ukraine. >> it is one of the number one issues before us but during our presidency we get to set the agenda and what we will be focusing on is food insecurity and food insecurity that has been exacerbated by russia's war in ukraine. food insecurity that is impacting around the world and i will be addressing that issue with secretary blinken and residing in the seat on thursday to call out russia but also to raise the concerns about famine and how we can bring an end to famine. we'll also be focusing attention on human rights president biden said on day one that our foreign policy will be defined by human rights so with the 75th anniversary of the u.n. declaration of human rights we will look for opportunities to engage in human rights issues throughout the month. >> i want to go to one of those opportunities that rachel maddow race in the last hour ju

thank you for being with us. thank you thank you today the tv channel rada rada rada us security and defense in front of me is the secretary of the national security councilp oleksiy i congratulate you, i welcome you very often in the western media. unfortunately, messages appear that the ukrainian offensive is slow, that it is lagging behind the schedule, tell me, is there such a schedule, or our partners they set some deadlines for us by giving us weapons. well, first of all, no one can set deadlines for us. first of all, secondly, there is no schedule . thirdly, when such conversations begin, we mean that people who are not understand what war is, unfortunately, it happened that the situation was overheated regarding the events taking place at the front, and to use the phrase counteroffensive, i have never done this, but there are military operations, they are complex and difficult, it depends on many factors . that is why even today our boys and girls carry out their tasks on the front line, they perform it in contrast to the conditions that exist today, the information company is being dispersed, who is interested, well, first of all , let's analyze

now plan to go ahead and use our, including the united nations security council meeting to discuss global food security with the us secretary of state, taking a upper russia. and to tell you about the piece of supporting memorabilia. set to fetch more than $4000000.00 at auction details coming up with all the forces of security does it have taken to the streets of the country is national day and i running against international pressure to reinstate the deposed president. 9 days off to the military, took power support as a mocking $63.00 is since the jag and independence in front there were opposing moves by the west african regional book eco asked to try to reinstate, present comment by the degree of his impose sanctions and is considering sending in troops as a last resort carlita of the right amount of chinese says he, what bile to pressure and is promising a peaceful transition to democratic elections of the property knew julia also of a sense of duty interfere with the people of tenicia. are aware of the seriousness of the situation facing our country. we have always been humble enoug

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problems with the export of our products and fertilizers, this was announced to us at a meeting of the united nations security councilermanent representative of russia to the un dmitry polyansky western countries need to concentrate on russian grain and fertilizer freely got to the countries in need. however , this is not included in the plans of our western colleagues, if all the problems we have publicly identified, including in this hall, that have arisen with the implementation of the memorandum. russia un will be eliminated. we will be ready to return to participation in the black sea initiative that russia supplies a fifth of the world's wheat. thus making a significant contribution to global food security and a smaller role. domestic fertilizers play here. now many countries are left without these resources. let me remind you that the grain deal was terminated on july 17th. she implied that russia would open a corridor in the black sea for ships with ukrainian grain in return. the west promised to remove the barrier to exports from our country. russia complied with the agreement, the european union did not ful

joining us by phone, michael allen, former national security council under george w. bush. u for joining us. what we know so far, russian media saying the wagner head was on the plane that crashed in russia killing ten on board. it was a private plane, we are told an embraer aircraft, according to those reports. >> if it turns out to be true, we'll remember the early takes about the mutiny led by progozhin were true, takes were there were fissures in the putin team, and he wanted to remind them in an strident fashion he is in charge and he has done it again today in a typically dramatic style. >> john: john here, and if you make the phone call to your military to say he's flying to st. petersburg, take him out. why do you wait until now? why not do it right after the mutiny? >> it may be that there was information that putin needed to gather and begin to understand and that's why it took so long. for example, i think prigozhin knew he had a general, but some reports was that he wanted to recruit other generals to his side when he began the revolt and he was unable to do so.

he says the weapons could be used to help fuel russia's war with ukraine. white house national security council spokesperson john kirby made the announcement on wednesday. he said north korean leader kim jong-un and russian president vladimir putin have been exchanging letters. he said the proposed arms deal has been in the works after russia's defense minister's trip to pyeongyang in july. se sergei shoigu was there to mark the anniversary of the korean armistice. >> following his visit another group of russian officials traveled to pyeongyang for follow arm deals discussions between the dprk and russia. >> kirby says more negotiations could happen over the coming months as the invasion of ukraine drags on. washington's u.n. ambassador accused moscow of trying to violate security council resolutions. >> we cannot and we will not stay silent as we receive more information that russia continues to turn to rogue regimes to try to obtain weapons and equipment in order to support its brutal war of aggression. >> she said the u.s. and its allies will work to counter russia's attempts to acquire nort

ukrainian institute of the future consultant of the committee of the supreme the national security and defense council joined using. let's continue. please , oleksiy. we conditionally say to sink the black sea fleet of the russian federation in the evening, there is something there, it is necessary . well, you know, you can simply mathematically calculate how many targets we need to destroy and for each target, taking into account the coefficient that can be destroyed well, let them be able to sink half of these drones, they do not deploy , that is, multiply the number of that target by two. well, it is better to have three in reserve. and this number of drones is needed only in order to deal with chornomorsk. continue to produce it because it is and will be in the future everything is very powerful as a powerful weapon . by the way, many nato countries are studying this experience. well, there are no such uh-uh-floating drones that would work effectively in the world that's why we can say here that we have the palm palm of first place, that's why i think that in addition to the winners, we will also be exporte

oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national defense security council , was with us on the air.nk you. dnipro reveals the secrets of ukrainian history. what kind of ceramic pot was there after the terrorist attack on kahovsky street from the reservoir, archaeologists are finding new and new historical monuments , so now you can just walk along the shore and find finds, but they have become more active and so the so-called black archaeologists are lost pages of history, all lost treasures that could tell much more about the history of ukraine as a whole khortytsia history under water very slowly and most importantly carefully raising the cossack-era boat from the water on the bottom it lay for about five hundred years this that is why there was a permanent population living here , inhabited settlements, and since ancient times, some myth about such an uninhabited greyhound, about such a wild steppe, a wild field, a corridor of nomads along the rivers always settled and it was so continuation of the borders of the kyiv movement along the rivers because they mined the forest-steppe

department on one side and the attempt to get into the national security council on the all the former one thing less stringent regulations to allow us businesses to invest in china and make lots of money, the pens and get a national security council wondering more stringent regulations on the m, they've decided on these 3 categories, comfortable, confusing, artificial intelligence related to the military. i'm the advanced study, conduct industry, and the white us pointing out there running some restrictions on the export of some of these technologies to try and that. but what that trying to do now is to prevent, in the words, the immunization of trying to escape ability to become must, as in these, in these areas, there are several coffee at the new investments. this is, this is only going to affect new investments of china. old investments wouldn't be effective. plus, that's not going to be a months long process where the white house will take advice on the treasury. and the commerce department will take advice from business as to as to the regulation. so these regulations may change. and finally, it should be noted very about us a

us informed. he, she is present in the national security council spokesperson john cubby on who grew up at them in stuff and you'd cry. let's take a look to come to new conclusions on this were working with ukrainians. we'll try to get as much information as we can try to work out where kimberly was 6 rather spot 3 seats in and of paint jacket. but even that i could still junk of a brazil like, yeah, shit. yeah. i like to ask the question that i call the she might loose or press pass pretty much every day that well, that's the question we should all be asking. right. and what i've noticed increasingly is that people are afraid to ask hard questions and that's what our job is. and so much has happened in the last few years. one of the things that is great about the united states as the 1st amendment and, and the right to free speech and, and that is something to cherish here. and, uh, unfortunately, more and more journalists are not embracing that and are fearful of losing access. and that is the muscle that so many are being paralyzed by and it's not losing access is really important, not an ice s

sorry, it does not want to finance an epic video presented to us by the secretary of the national security and defense council, oleksiy. danilov so they are waiting for sevastopol there, kamchatka, paraphrasing in ukrainian the well-known russian song of the band lube, the secretary of the nsdc, oleksiy danilov, showed me a video of a successful test of a ukrainian-made missile weapon , he noted that the application is quite effective , this is probably related to the announcement of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi about the successful use of our long-range weapons at a distance 700 km separates ukraine from the pskov region of the russian federation just a few days ago there was a large-scale cotton in the local litovy ukraine and after receiving the f-16 is interested in other western aircraft , in particular the french rafales, about this for his minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba, he noted that for france the supply of e-e of this model would be a strategic advantage from the point of view of the future of investments, meanwhile, ukraine continues to work with countries that