of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council. glory to ukraine, dear mr. ambassador, i welcome you to the espresso studio. well, the signals are extremely important, i emphasize, the signals come from us as mass media and from certain diplomatic sources. we understand that a very tough war is going on, our fighters are on of the territory of the russian federation in the kursk region, an extremely bloody operation in the pokrovsk region, when we say pro-russian interventionists, and at the same time, yes, we regularly hear these or other reports. with regard to the so-called peace talks and possible agreements of this or that, let them not be direct direct agreements, but in any case they are talking about the so-called possible package visions, and most importantly, the president of ukraine will present to the leadership of the united states, in particular, to president joseph to biden, ukrainian a peace plan to put pressure on russia, the aggressor state. how do you see the situation? yes, we know that president zelenskyi is g

it is clear that the coordinator of strategic communications for the us national security council is a serious person, but nevertheless, is it possible washington can be trusted in these conditions, what do you think, with such a statement, you know, it is difficult for me, of course, to answer in the way i would like to answer you, because i work here in washington, if you ask me, i think that it is impossible to trust, the americans have proven hundreds of times that they cheat, that they... ukraine, we firmly know the places in kiev where certain specialists, mercenaries, intelligence officers and so on are located. the history, by the way, of the 16 that was shot down by american air defense, says a lot. the americans, i'm guilty, the ukrainians are not ready to use precision weapons, they lack the knowledge, skills, and ability to handle them, they need to be constantly pulled up and corrected. the same applies to precision weapons, and if a missile flies in the wrong direction, so, of course, the ukrainians need to be kept an eye on, it seems to me that the americans will not s

the former senior director of counterterrorism at the us national security council explained why we areeinu the conflict. what we are seeing play _ the conflict. what we are seeing play out - the conflict. what we are seeing play out on - the conflict. what we are seeing play out on the i the conflict. what we are - seeing play out on the ground is that— seeing play out on the ground is that israel— seeing play out on the ground is that israel has _ seeing play out on the ground is that israel has made - seeing play out on the ground is that israel has made the i

vindman, a retired lieutenant colonel and former director of european affairs for the us national security counciln if trump wins the election and stops sending money to ukraine, it will still other nato countries will support, then kiev will definitely be able to organize an offensive in 2025. the call is clearly not for peace, and zelensky himself is unlikely to want to stop the hostilities, it is not beneficial to him. the government in ukraine is illegitimate, and the only salvation for it, i am absolutely in this. for president, given the reputation that the head of the kiev regime has. after embracing him, many world leaders lost their posts, three british prime ministers, joe biden decided to leave the presidential race, it seems it's time. canada's prime minister trudeau's turn, while he was shaking hands with zelensky, people in his homeland started talking about his resignation. the conservatives put the question of presenting him with a vote of no confidence. maria valieva and matvey popov, lead. i want muffin for breakfast. and i, oladushek, meanwhile. we'll still have time to sleep mu

operations in iraq from june 2016 to the faf operation , another group was active in the us national security council. who had a different opinion about america's role in the iran-iraq war. they cannot be saddam's partner in any way they did not trust and believed that the information that casey, the head of the cia, and the officers under his command provide to saddam could lead to the disclosure of american intelligence gathering techniques to the iraqis and later be used against the americans themselves. be placed in 1985, this group , working under the supervision of us national security adviser robert mcfornin, prepared a plan based on which a limited communication channel would be opened with iran to improve relations. this plan was presented based on an estimate prepared by a black expert named graham fuller. with relying on this plan of such a communication channel, which can lead to the sale of a certain small amount of military equipment to iran, will lead to the strengthening of a group of political moderates in iran. mediators can moderate the harsh approach of ayatollah khomeini's entour

the former senior director of counterterrorism at the us national security council explained why we are seeing such a dramatic escalation of the conflict.— the conflict. what we are seeinu the conflict. what we are seeing play _ the conflict. what we are seeing play out - the conflict. what we are seeing play out on - the conflict. what we are seeing play out on the i the conflict. what we are - seeing play out on the ground is that— seeing play out on the ground is that israel— seeing play out on the ground is that israel has _ seeing play out on the ground is that israel has made - seeing play out on the ground is that israel has made the i is that israel has made the transition _ is that israel has made the transition from _ is that israel has made the transition from covert - transition from covert operations— transition from covert operations and - transition from covert - operations and unconventional warfare — operations and unconventional warfare we _ operations and unconventional warfare we saw— operations and unconventional warfare we saw last _ operations and unconventional w

movement of the iranians to the extent that according to howard teicher, an official of the us national security councilshington had equipped saddam with a powerful information spear. atimon's operation is a tough war, guys, our first move is to operate quickly, and then there is resistance against the enemy. in my ear , shirzad, in my ear, in the name of god , despite the fact that the iranians were under the spying umbrella of the americans, they were able to pass arvand river and capture the strategic port of faw . i know that taking cities and cutting off iraq's connection with the persian gulf, iran approaching the borders of kuwait and taking according to observers of the burning of the aforementioned oil port, the missile bases that hit khark island in iraq and the approach to the port of umm al-qasr had great effects and great consequences. by iran , which took place 3 months ago , it broke the war stalemate and put saddam hussein in trouble. faw city and faw peninsula separated iraq from the sea. separated iraq from its only port. because of the loss of raw materials and the defeats that follow

following the retaliatory attacks by hizballah, us national security council spokesperson john kirby warned that escalating this military conflict in lebanon is not in israel's best interest. yemeni political experts believe. this is because the us understands that hisballah has many more military surprises ahead if the escalation continues. the hezballah attack is not even close to their full capabilities. hezballah has many plans for special military operations, which will surprise the israeli enemy, as was stated by said hasanlah. hezballah is fully capable of attacking all of the targets that they have listed as a target. "the final solution is to attack with iron fist. this is a zionist enemy who's been cursed with disgrace. the proof of this is that they only fight using disgraceful tactics, targeting innocent civilians. they fear facing up in the open field. yemen will stand with lebanon and will attack with iron fist. as far as the ansarah movement is concerned, a war with israel is inevitable. they believe israel will continue to rack." unless they are stopped by force. the l

richard betts, is an expert in international politics and national security, who formerly served in the us national security councilstarted by telling me what he thinks zelensky�*s victory plan may be. get as much as he can in western support to try to hold it break the military stalemate in the hope that the russians will falter for internal political reasons and the situation will turn ukraine's favour if they get some of the controversial weapon supplies they have been demanding but they have been demanding but the basic obstacle that ukraine faces is that russia is three to four times bigger in terms of population and resources and it too has outside sources of support and so, it is understandable that president zelensky is framing his appeal in terms of victory and that is probably an exaggeration of his chances for getting more than a breakthrough in negotiations. did think is going to get the weapons that he needs of the permissions that he needs to take the fight into russian territory?— territory? well, that is an 0 en territory? well, that is an open question _ territory? well, that is an open question be

us, presidentjoe biden criticised prime minister netanyahu's approach to ceasefire negotiations, and discussed next steps to secure the release of hostages and secretary of state antony blinken and us negotiators. joining me now is former us national security councilli. great to have you on the programme. what you make of the address prime minister netanyahu gay today asking for forgiveness but he was clear he wasn't willing to make concessions to hamas. will his address quell some of the pressure he is under? nice to be with yom _ pressure he is under? nice to be with you. not _ pressure he is under? nice to be with you. not surprised i pressure he is under? nice to be with you. not surprised byj be with you. not surprised by the remarks from prime minister netanyahu. it seems to follow his line of thinking over the past several months which i believe has only grown further to the edges. everyone inaudible wants this to go, a ceasefire, but it is unsurprising to hear that israel's position will remain tough, he is not in the mood for thinking about a compromise or ceasefire and continues to say his ultimate goal and perhaps those of some other members of his political coalition are the complete destruction of hamas, even though that does not seem

president biden his new peace plan, which he is very much counting on, in the security council, meanwhile , the us nationalecurity council said that they have not seen that plan yet, maybe someone knows , which is what this plan is about, because it seems to me that we have had a lot of publications for two or three days now, where everyone should not guess that there is a political scientist fs. then everything will be a ukrainian victory by the end of the year, and if it doesn’t work, it will all be biden’s fault, well, you can probably interpret his statement that way, so what are they saying in america about this plan, maybe something deliberate, i think, probably some the truth is that some spokesmen know that in these plans or something... it is the same here in president biden's america or in ukraine, but the main thing is that this moment of official transmission, whether it will be with a photo or whether it will be in some room at the un, it hasn't happened yet, so we let's wait until we see both men together in the same room, but president zelenskyi, he knows how difficult it is for ukraine to g

however, the risk of this escalation is an illusion, according to former us national security council official oleksandr windman. he worked in the white house during the trump era. however, he now criticizes the policy of the former president. at the same time, windman wants to see more. decisive actions to support ukraine from the democratic party. what is needed for this, he told ostap yarysh in an interview. this formula consists in the iron support of the west , led by the united states. during the build-up period support to ukraine, ukraine has to do some things on its own. it needs to mobilize more personnel. she must make sure that this personnel. prepared to defend the ukrainian people, also the ukrainian industry could produce additional military material, it is necessary to expand the direction of drones, but the west should provide more weapons. brigade sets, a large number of weapons. and ultimately, it's a matter of proper preparation. we see examples of extraordinary competence. think about what is happening now in kursk. ukrainians show an extremely good result. superio

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of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security councildmitriy areshkin, political scientist, professor of vilnoy, will be working on the espresso tv channel. university in riga. i welcome you, dear dmytro borisovych, to the broadcast of the tv channel. good day, hello. well, we understand that our armed forces have demonstrated that escalation can be played, in two hands, on two scores. we understand that a military depot has arrived in the tver region of the russian federation. the story is extremely serious, taking into account the fact that there was an explosion of such power that it hit the ground. the tremor reached three points on the richter scale, and accordingly we understand that the war entered the territory of the russian federation not only in forms, in the form of coffins or bags with two hundred, yes, that is, a new phase of the war is beginning, well, and accordingly i would like to ask you to describe it, outline its parameters, how do you feel it? war into some new quality, it seems to me that all this is predictable, j

topics, these are the words of oleksya from michael carpenter, the representative of the us national security councilt here an important point, of course president biden will be in favor of... increasing aid from other countries, but still the ukrainian president pays all attention to the united states, and again, returning to the issue of lifting the ban on the use of american weapons for... long-range on the eve of the attacks, president biden was asked if he had already made a decision to withdraw the permits, and he said: "no, maybe after the meeting in the oval office with the ukrainian president, something will change, but it is important to remember that the ukrainian president will meet from the point of view of the united states not only with the president, he will also meet with vice president kamela harris, also a presidential candidate, and another presidential candidate, donald trump. again, this is a strategy." so that, regardless of who comes to power in the united states, ukraine had this support, because of course, these next three months are very important, but a lot will be decided

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because until a certain time there and austin, and the spokesmen of the pentagon, and the us national security councilquite often talked about the fact that well the long-range means there do not affect the nature of the hostilities, in fact they do because it is said. about a certain the synergy associated with intelligence data, with all the strike capabilities of ukraine in various variants, from ours to american ones, and this is exactly what creates, well, a certain combination of new capabilities that we need on the battlefield, even the theoretical transfer of atakams, which is already being discussed a long time, or rather the possibility of striking on russian territory, has already had an effect, because the russians have relocated their planes from those airfields that could be under fire. the transfer, the decision on the transfer, it will all affect russian logistics, make it difficult for the russians to conduct hostilities, huh. mr. serhiy, we still want to go to the front line, we were just talking about the fact that the enemy is advancing in the kharkiv region from tabaivka to pishch

joining me live is former us national security council official mike singh. sure.is hassan nasrallah live, now that dawn is breaking in lebanon, the answer to that question will come. and if he has been killed, or even if he is alive but has been targeted, what will the response of hezbollah and iran be? it is hard to imagine iran will continue its quiescence in light of hassan nasrallah being targeted. he is currently the most important person in the iranian proxy network around the middle east. what do you think then a response from iran and hezbollah could look like? the conundrum — hezbollah could look like? the conundrum for _ hezbollah could look like? tue: conundrum for both hezbollah could look like? tte: conundrum for both is that the logic that prevented them from responding in a significant way before still holds. i think neither will see a war with israel, an all—out war, hezbollah is already at war with israel. neither will see an all—out war is something they are likely to win stop hezbollah�*s capabilities and leadership have been quite degraded, lea

experts, former congressman, republican adam kinzinger, as well as ex-employee of the us national security councili suggest you listen. i tend to be a bit cautious about this. the general opinion is that ukraine should have kept this living force for protection. this manpower had to be used to protect vulnerable areas in the southeast. but the reality is that if the kurdish operation pulls forces from the entire battlefield to force putin to defend not only kusk, but also bryansk and belgorod, it means that the ukrainian army will have a better one. chances, a better balance of forces to hold or liberate the territory in ukraine, and this is a recipe for success, so if it comes to this, it will be a very, very good operation, but it is too early to judge. ukraine captured as much, or even more , russian territory than the russians captured ukrainian territories in the last year. the russians have already lost more people than the united states lost in world war ii, and they have nothing. justify it. the united states and our allies can boast of the liberation of europe and the destruction of the n

seen any evidence backing up these claims so far before moving forward with sanctions. us national security council spokesman john kirby told reporters that the united states cannot confirm reports about it was missile transfers to restaurant the accusations and sanctions ups. pire, old after reports surfaced the oven on disclosed ukrainian military source, alleging that the apparently a shipment of 201 in ballistic missiles arrived at an unspecified port and the caspian sea september for following this ukraine. southern b, you're wanting a charge at the fair and keep emphasizing that such actions could irreparably harm . they're already fragile to us. it's interesting how the west criticizes it won for its so called the stabilizing influence. beyond the middle east stops while b. u. s. maintains warships thousands of miles away from home in the persian gulf, something which observers believe has perpetuated the guy the complex earlier it was invested or to the way and dismissed the west accusations as ridiculous, pointing out that those nations fuel during the ukraine conflict with advanced weapon

today you had the opportunity to ask the representative of the us national security council, michaelarpenter, about everything in detail. does it already know in washington, c what exactly will be zelenskyi's victory plan for yulia and what is generally expected from the visit of the ukrainian president? one thing is clear to ostap, that very thorough, very interesting discussions are expected here in the white house between president joe biden and president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi. it is worth noting that... that joe biden has literally four months left in his term, and michael carpenter assured me today that ukraine is his top priority. as for certainly, this plan of victory, which leads to the united ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi, then michael carpenter said that this time they do not know any details of this particular plan, because president zelenskyi wants to personally present this plan to joe biden, but what michael carpenter said is... and that the american president is definitely interested to hear the details of this plan, he wants to know how exactly the

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of the white house , michael carpenter , who is responsible for european issues at the us national security councilthat they do not know the details of this plan at this time, they are looking forward to hearing what it contains specifically, but what can be said for sure, some of the positions that they speak in white. it is known that they agree with the wishes of the ukrainian president. michael carpenter said that ukraine is a top priority in recent months for president joe biden. president biden is doing everything possible to strengthen ukraine's position. but oleksii, in this matter it is extremely important, what is the american president ready to do to really strengthen these positions? ukraine has repeatedly said that ukraine needs permission to hit targets inside russia using american weapons. will it go? the biden administration on it, let's actually listen to a fragment of the interview with michael carpenter that i recorded on friday. we expect that strikes inside russia using american long-range weapons will be one of the topics of discussion during the meeting between presidents bid

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let's speak to the former director for counterterrorism at the us national security council.hours let alone last week? . ~ last 24 hours let alone last week? ., ~' , ., last 24 hours let alone last week? ., ,, , ., ., ., week? thank you for having me. what we are _ week? thank you for having me. what we are seeing _ week? thank you for having me. what we are seeing playing - week? thank you for having me. what we are seeing playing out. what we are seeing playing out on the ground certainly seems that israel has made this transition from covert operations and unconventional warfare that we saw last week, if indeed those were linked to these phase that we are seeing now. it is starting to look that the war that israel has been fighting against hamas in the gaza strip and to a degree in the war that israel fought against hezbollah in 2006 that against hezbollah in 2006 that a lot of people don't remember. this seems to be falling in line with the israeli strategy we have seen in the past. if things go according to the plans that they have executed previously, there will probabl

why tell us national security council spokesman john cubby said there's no plan to change us policy on how the weapons can be used. the agenda also includes issues around the in the pacific in the middle east. all right, let's take a closer look at these long range weapons, storm shadows have a range of 250 kilometers and fly close to the speed of sound. the butcher's franco, stealth marseilles typically launched from the a and have been integrated into ukrainian to fight digits. your credit is also being supplied with the american made all me tactical missile systems known as a t c. m. s. these $1000000.00 cruise missiles can travel up to 300 kilometers and gary, 225 kilograms of explosives. both atc a mess and storm shadows have really been used against russian targets in cry. mia? some 100. 65 kilometers from the ukranian front lines. however, they as a capability to strike deep inside russian territory to penetrate bunkers and munitions tools and damage. air bases are, let's cross to washington to speak with patrick elaine apache. what little can we expect from the meeting between

interest in what's happening to the agreement looks like john can be the spokesman for the us national security council was asked the question for the, the us is that the to go back to the need to get him and then his answer was not to impact this device. that administration has basically repeated the policies of the top administration. so i've left the agreements by then is if you think the time today kim, i'm the give them what's going on in the, in the genocide that yup. and reporting a reaching that taking the amount of going back to that agreement is going to be much more difficult now that it was about to yet as you say, around policy position, very much in front of a backdrop of hight intentions across the region. given the war in gaza, 5 is not a profess of international relations. it's around university. thanks for joining us . right now at least 10 people have died and thousands of homes have been damaged off to some of the heaviest rain and use its central in eastern europe. lots of full tens of thousands of people in a number of countries out of the homes. san diego reports in the face rush

projects , and of course. we use this opportunity to call on our entire audience to also join show-bisiks and censornet. another topic, colleagues, is that the national security councilram messenger in state bodies and the armed forces. today it became known that the national coordination center cyber ​​security is a structural division of the national security council, which banned the installation and use of telegram on official devices of agency employees. state authorities, military personnel, employees of the security and defense sector, as well as companies operating critical infrastructure. to be honest, i don't quite understand how the nsdc is going to administer this entire story with applications, with the telegram application and with this platform, wouldn't it be easier to follow the path that the nsdc once followed with vkontakte classmates. when just these two networks were banned there for 5 years in ukraine, then this ban was extended, and here are some half-measures, as if telegram is a platform controlled by the russians, but we are forbidden for civil servants to install in the phones of military personnel, and whether it will work at all in the co

made by the body you mentioned, the national coordination center for cyber security and the national security and defense council, they forbade officials and military to use telegram messenger on work devices, well , again, they were the first to clarification of the national security council, they only recommended, there is no language in the text, secondly, if they, if they wanted to ban, they would have to register with the ministry of justice and rely on some law, none of this they they did not do it, they simply informed in a telegram: that it is not recommended to use the telegram, that is what they did, you know, again, if the person is a military serviceman, even more so, well, there, let's say, an average or higher officer rank, but here i am , as an employee of the tv channel, is it a work device or a private one, on the one hand , it is my personal phone, but i use it in work chats as well, well, meengzher is meant, messenger facebook, that’s why it’s hard to say here, again they will say not not to use in working devices, but it's yours private devices, if you are a civil servant or a military officer and you are of interest to the enemy in on

by the body you mentioned, the national coordination center for cyber ​​security and the national security and defense council, they forbade officials and the military to useram messenger on working devices, well , that is, again, they first had an explanation from the national security council, they only recommended, there is none in the text, and again, if they, if they wanted to ban, they should have registered in ministry of justice. to rely on some law, they didn't do any of that, they simply informed in a telegram that it is not recommended to use the telegram, that's what they did, you know, again, if a person is a military serviceman, all the more so, well, let's say an average person or you. .. officer bells, a here is yours, i, as an employee of the tv channel, is it a work device or a private one, on the one hand, it is my personal phone, but i sit in it in work chats as well, well, messenger, it is meant, messenger, facebook, so, that's why it's hard to say here, again they will say, not not to use in work devices, but your private devices, if you are a civil servant and a military officer, you are interesting to the enemy, one way or another,

joining us now from boston and robbie, we were talking a little earlier before we head from robot would the un deputy invoice, united nations, and what do you think? united nations security council meetings like this achieve, especially when, when we see the us continue to demonstrate what they was on with the actions that the support for israel is unconditional. so that's one of the things that becomes clear. and it also shows us the way towards a better world. but there are rules that are like the rules of war and a monetary and protection stability engines or not rules to protect children. um, these rules have to be observed and a lot of people ignore them, not only ignore them, but you have situations where the united states, for instance, has been lobbying the international criminal court. not to indict nothing. yeah. who and, and the defense minister of their work against the rules in some cases and not to be fair. everybody does this kind of a thing. most countries in the world will focus on what helps them and what purchase their photos. so it's emphasizes that the best way forward is to figure out how do we have some of the available rules, the available security counci

us? yeah, well uh we not only heard from the secretary state and the national security council's post 1st and john kirby. but we've also heard from the us president, he was speaking on a national chat show that's been airing out of new york. it's called the view and he said that is typically a sort of a relax show, but there was a bit of news in the president said that in terms of a diplomacy. yeah. that this is still being worked on the term de escalation in terms of cease fire agreements. it is still possible to try and achieve something that that is being worked on. he said the us is using every bit of energy to get this done and to see change. so that's what's happening right now. and the secretary of state also has set up in new york that. c the efforts that the united states is doing right now is tireless. the allies are working along with the united states, prevent full blown war that in other words, the risk of an escalation is a cute and the united states still believes the best answer is diplomacy going back a year ago. what the us, what joe biden specifically wanted to avoid wi

the former us assistant secretary of defense and the former darts of national security studies at the council of foreign relations. really appreciate your input into the latest events the from the us. thank you for having me now eric home is a political analysts and he told us earlier that this 2nd of us, the nation attempt is reflective. he says, of the growing gun violence in the us. this is the 2nd attempted assassination of a former us president in less than 2 months. and now we're just 50 days away from the american electorate. heading to the polls and are ready. there is a growing concerned about potential violence. if donald trump doesn't win, more importantly, we're already beginning to see the implications of donald trump's misinformation, on a small community in ohio, where patients, immigrants who are here legally are actually now under threat because of this information. and so what we're seeing now is this polarization which has led to violence throughout this campaign is continuing to ratchet up. the question will be, well donald trump, well his mag or supporters actually begin

vetoed more than, i guess 77 security council resolutions, particularly that apply to israel's criminal conduct, that means that the united nations security council is used by the us as a whipping boy to bring the rest of the world into compliance with their wishes, and it it is also used to basically safeguard or protect israel from any sensor, censure, so i would say that the general assembly obviously is much more representative forum. for world opinion because it represents all the countries in the world and repeatedly, whenever there are resolutions presented in the general assembly, we find that the overwhelming majority of members of the general assembly vote against israel, the only countries that vote in support of israel are the united states, israel, maybe canada, france, britain and few you know countries, tiny tiny countries in in the south pacific micro. asia etc. that don't even people don't even know whether they exist, so we have this ridiculous situation whereby these few countries in the world continue to dictate to the rest of the world and they call it you know international or international community, the united states and britain a

use of the telegram messenger in state bodies of the national security service of ukraine. today, it became known that the national coordination center for cyber ​​security, which is a structural division of the national security council the installation and use of telegram on the official devices of employees of state authorities, military personnel, employees of the security and defense sector, as well as enterprises of operators of critical infrastructure, to be honest , not quite i understand how the nsdc is going to administer this whole story with applications, with the telegram application and with this platform, wouldn’t it be easier to follow the path that the nsdc once followed with vkontakte classmates, when these two networks were simply banned there on 5 years in ukraine, then this ban was extended, and here are some half-measures, that it seems that telegram is a platform controlled by the russians, but we are forbidden for civil servants to install in the phones of the military, and will it work at all in the conditions of this managerial chaos, bogdan? well, look, on the rights of a person who at one time took a very active part, was also in the committee for the preparation of the ban on... vkontakte