victoria nuland is my friend for over 30 years.i had the honor of working with her both at the white house and at the state department. i well remember her presence on the maidan in the 14th year, where she actively supported the movement, distributing cookies and demonstrating. or solidarity however, it is important to note that it has no influence on the decisions that president zelensky will make. as far as i know her character, victoria nuland would never try to convince president zelensky to keep general zaluzhny in office, or to fire him. in general, zaluzhnyi is well regarded in washington, especially for his effectiveness as a commander during the successful counteroffensive on september 22. this counteroffensive led to the liberation of kherson and the expulsion of russian troops from near kharkiv. the apparent disagreements between president zelensky and general zaluzhny seem to relate to zaluzhny's frank assessment of the situation on the ground, in particular, the stalemate on the demarcation line between ukrainian and

let's listen to what victoria nuland said.continue to provide security assistance in all categories. has new investments and new weapons systems, such as small diameter bombs, already on their way to the frontline, and to support the revival of ukraine's military-industrial complex, as well as our own, to ensure that we can continue to fight against those who threaten our freedom i leave kyiv today more optimistic about the outcome in 2024 and its absolute strategic importance for of ukraine. also, i am leaving more confident that... putin will get pleasant surprises on the battlefield and that ukraine will be able to achieve a very strong success this year. general, when victoria nuland talks about pleasant surprises, is she talking about some new weapon that we will get? well, i wouldn’t say new, that is, these two years of war show that mostly the allies supplied the weapons, the very old ones, both soviet, some... around the world, and these countries in the first place, but there were modern elements, but it is not to sub

victoria nuland, a crisis manager for political issues named whitehouse, has arrived, so we understandland can afford, well, due to her so-called... human temperament , to explain some things in simple language and so on and so forth, and accordingly what should we expect and how our western friends, partners and allies can to react to the corresponding ones, if of course there will be personnel rotations at the level of the highest generalship? well, first of all, let's say this, they can't forbid us to carry out any rotations, even with the scale of influence they have on us, it's really colossal... the truth is that western countries do not rule the ukrainian regime, if there were propagandists from russia, and so i would say that they can take it with a certain level of neutrality, that kind of news, just waiting to be offered some more understandable candidate, with whom it will still be possible to cooperate in the end, is no worse than with zaluzhenii, so there is no preliminary... preliminary understanding, at least about the communicated from the event, who this candidate will

although i cannot speak about the specific remarks of victoria nuland during her stay in kyiv. the journalistic reports from the front line, it is becoming more and more obvious that the view of zaluzhny about the necessity more soldiers, ammunition and weapons is most likely true. after all, the dispute between zaluzhny and president zelenskyi is an internal matter of ukraine. as a national leader and supreme commander. president zelenskyy has the authority to make decisions on specific personnel issues. it is he who should implement the next war scenario with the united states. in washington , there are different views on the current situation. first, the official position of the us government is that interference in the decision of the president zelenskyi regarding the command of general zaluzhnyi, is not within their competence. it is believed that it is the prerogative and responsibility of the ukrainian president to determine. who he trusts, especially when it comes to the situation on the battlefield. secondly, general zaluzhnyi enjoys high authority in washington, like

kateryna galko, who is located in victoria nuland, deputy secretary of state for political affairs of the united states of america, came to kyiv, and she was at the event today. katerina, please tell me what the results of victoria nuland are, because she is such an important and powerful figure in politics, american politics, as i have been through it. what did she say about the situation in ukraine, and most importantly, when the congress of the united states of america will restore funding for ukraine and the needs of the armed forces of ukraine. i congratulate sergey, i congratulate the viewers of the tv channel, so that's really it the most important question , we still haven't received an answer, mrs. victoria nulan's speech was quite brief, however, she managed to mention all the main aspects of her visit, in particular , she said that it is important for her to come to ukraine in winter, when it is especially difficult for us, i should note, that she came to ukraine last year as well, and was also here 10 years ago... during the events on the maidan, during the revolution of d

victoria nuland >> thank you. christiane, good to be with you again. >> yes. u2. and i just wonder, you probably heard what andrey kurkov, you probably know him, said that he would say to the americans, if he could, what's your response to him and others here telling us america talks a good game but right now with stalled and it needs to remember, it is the father, mother of democracy and freedom around the world >> well, thank you, christiane. that's the point that president biden is making as well. and that's 70 senators made just last week in passing overwhelmingly the administration supplemental request, including 60 billion for ukraine. so now the question is in the house of representatives and support for ukraine across the united states is still strong. so we hope that representatives will reflect that. and the way they vote and it's strong not just because people understand how brave and resilient ukraine has been, but that this is not just about ukraine. if we don't stop putin in ukraine, he will keep going. and autocrats and tyrants all around the world

geoff: victoria nuland is the undersecretary of political affairs at the state department.ou for your insights tonight. >> thank you. ♪ amna: in the days other headlines, chuck schumer made a surprise visit to ukraine to reaffirm america's support for the war effort. the trip came as the bipartisan aid bill for ukraine remain stalled in the house after passing in the senate. he was joined by four other democratic senators. in the middle east, palestinian leaders are rejecting is really prime minister netanyahu's proposed postwar plan for god's out. it was presented late yesterday and it open and a control for security on the strip. gaza officials say idf airstrikes have killed at least 100 palestinians since yesterday. a survivor described one horrifying overnight attack in rafah. >> we were sleeping. we woke up to the sound of the bombardment. we rushed to find the remains of people scattered in the street. it was terrifying. amna: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken condemned the expansion of israeli settlements within palestinian territories. his comments marked a ret

thank you, kateryna, this was kateryna galko, our correspondent, who today met with victoria nuland, deputy secretary of state of the united states of america, who is visiting kyiv. next, we will be in touch with mykhailo samus, military expert, expert of the army, conversion and disarmament research center, mr. mykhailo, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, i congratulate you, mr. mykhailo, well, maybe this is a political issue, about the meritorious one, and i don't want to now to discuss the political aspect of the issue of what is happening with the military command and the supreme military command in ukraine, but still these discussions, which are public discussions about who will be the next commander-in-chief, whether he will stay behind... or not, they are at the forefront the columns of the world media, that is, all the british and all the american newspapers came out with this message, with their insiders, what was happening there, how it affects the ukrainian army, the situation and atmosphere of the ukrainian army, and most importantly, how it may affect

let's listen to what victoria nuland said. we continue to provide security assistance in all categories, including and ... investments and new weapons systems, such as small-diameter bombs, which are already on their way to the front, and to support the revival of the ukrainian military-industrial complex, as well as ours, to make sure that we can continue to fight against those who threaten our freedom. i leave kyiv today more optimistic about the outcome in 2024 and its absolute strategic importance for ukraine. also, i'm leaving with more confidence that putin... will get some pleasant surprises on the battlefield and that ukraine will be able to achieve great success this year. general, when victoria nuland talks about pleasant surprises, she is talking about some new weapon that we will receive. well, i wouldn't say new, that is, these two years of war show that the weapons were mostly supplied by the allies, the weapons are as old as the soviet ones that were assembled. of the world, as well as our own, these countries f

as far as i know her character, victoria nuland would never try to convince president zelenskyi to keepl zaluzhnyi in office, or to fire him. in general, zaluzhnyi is well regarded in washington, especially for his effectiveness as a commander during the successful counteroffensive on september 22. this counteroffensive led to the liberation of kherson and the expulsion of russian troops from near kharkiv. the apparent disagreements between president zelenskyi and general zaluzhny seem to relate to zaluzhnyi's frank assessment of the situation on the ground, in particular, the impasse on the line delimitation. zaluzhnyi emphasized the need for potentially unpopular measures to strengthen front-line forces and overcome resource shortages, with which president zelensky seems to disagree. although i can't speak to the specific remarks of victoria nuland during her stay in kyiv, it is becoming increasingly clear from the journalistic reports with the leading edge that the point of view is false. of the need for more soldiers, ammunition and weapons is most likely true. after all, the disput

today it is my honor to introduce ambassador victoria nuland, the under secretary of state for political affairs, and as everyone knows, here she has a long and distinguished career as an american diplomat and foreign policy practitioner, including serving as former assistant secretary of state for european affairs. serving as fort secretary of state for european affairs. she has worked with presidents on both sides of the aisle and we are thrilled to have ambassador nuland with us to mark the second anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine. ukraine awoke to the shock and horror of russians crossing into ukraine territory, initiating the most destructive conflict on european soil since world war ii. two years on, a grinding conflict continues, but it is worth remembering today that ukraine also continues. ukraine and its european dream did not perish with russia's invasion, due to the bravery of ukraine but also the support of the united states and its european allies. with the war now entering its third year, it is worth taking stock. we could not have a better person to d

geoff: victoria nuland is the undersecretary of political affairs at the state department. you for your insights tonight. >> thank you. ♪ >> here are the latest headlines. chuck schumer touched down in ukraine for a surprise visit to reaffirm america's support for the war effort. a $60 billion bipartisan a bill remained stalled in the house after passing in the senate. chuck schumer was joined by four other democratic senators. they met with president zelenskyy and u.s. embassy staff. in the middle east, palestinian leaders are rejecting is really prime minister netanyahu's proposed postwar plan for gaza. it was presented late yesterday and it open and a control for security on the strip. gaza officials say idf airstrikes have killed at least 100 palestinians since yesterday. a survivor described one horrifying overnight attack in rafah. >> we were sleeping. we woke up to the sound of the bombardment. we rushed to find the remains of people scattered in the street. smoke and gunpowder. it was terrifying. but holmes ship. we stayed at the hospital until the morning. >> u.s.

did victoria nuland give valuable guidance on how to mobilize even more ukrainian citizens without american ukraine are not just consumable material for the kiev regime, but they now do not consider this material as material. the new law puts a stalemate for those who have already left the country. if you lose documents, you will not be able to make new ones. consular services will be denied, and upon return to ukraine they will be sent to the front without visiting the registration address. the conscription age for those mobilized is now 2 years lower. years old you can go to the front, but you should always have your military id with you and it’s better yes...

victoria nuland, the us under secretary of state for political affairs, even visited kiev.an’s sudden visit before this, some said that it was a consideration of the situation in order to replace zelensky, others , on the contrary, to prevent a crisis, a coup itself. so far it confirms that for nuland, this was an urgent business trip to at least understand the situation that these crazy people are causing, and also the problems that... there are already more than enough americans as it is. as a result, apparently not without the support of the americans, zelensky finally decided, although it turned out blurry, first he published a post in telegram with thanks to zaluzhny and a call to stay on the team, then the ex-commander-in-chief himself announced a meeting with the president of the country. neither of them said a word about their dismissal. as ukrainian media note, this does not mean only about the high degree of tension between them, but about zelensky’s team’s fear of possible consequences, but they rushed from the ocean to support their vassal. zelensky is the supre

think that the administration was not unhappy with these rumors, this information, regarding victoria nulandw attention to the fact that neither volodymyr zelenskyi nor yermak, who is not unofficially, so to speak, a confidant of volodymyr, met with her. zelenskyi , was it, mr. igor, that there were simply no reports about some part of the program of the deputy secretary of state, no , i am not responsible for anything, of course, but they say so simply, maybe, maybe, but let’s say, in the official notification of the state department about her meetings in kyiv, well, it was said there that she confirmed the firm determination and decisive support of the united states of ukraine in its struggle, well and so on and so on, that is, i can't you... that she also spoke about the possible resignation of zaluzhnyi, because, well, of course, that it was known in the united states, what was happening there, and since, since of everything we we see that the administration was not satisfied with this, it is quite possible that she spoke about this, and certainly, for now the question of help for us fro

putin will receive surprises on the battlefield, us deputy secretary of state victoria nuland announced during a visit to kyiv. in particular, she confirmed that american small-diameter guided aerial bombs are already heading to the front. she also talked about supporting ukraine's defense-industrial complex and strengthening the investment climate. force that support for ukraine remains strong in the united states of america, so she is convinced that congress will vote to allocate $60 billion in aid. americans understand and admire the miracle that ukraine has already achieved in defending itself against such terrible russian aggression, and we also understand what happens when you can't just...survive, but thrive. so, i am absolutely sure that this understanding will be indicated in the decision of the congress on the proposal of president biden. at night , drones attacked russia. air defense forces allegedly shot down four aircraft over the belgorod region and one over the kursk region, the terrorists told the ministry of defense of the country. later, the department reported that th

move to ukraine as soon as possible, help all of them from the air as well. ah, well, i think victoria nulandecently the other day precisely about these missiles, right, mr. yuri , well, these are bombs, yes, these are bombs that are launched from... ground installations, there are also french means, also such hybrid bombs that can also be launched from official means, therefore, if these all the things ukraine will get in the necessary quantity, you will understand correctly that the whole world is standing in line for these technological things, the world is now burning in different points, you see, the situation is worsening in general on the whole continent, that is why high-precision weapons are in demand in many countries of the world, as and f16 planes. you think we are the first to stand behind them in the queue, far from the first and not only for the planes themselves, for weapons, for instructors who will retrain the pilots of these or other countries, these are all scarce goods now, that is why ukraine is doing everything, our military-political leadership, everyone is marching in

putin will receive surprises on the battlefield - us deputy secretary of state victoria nuland announced during her visit to kyiv. in particular, she confirmed that american controlled air bombs of small dia. are already on their way to the front, she also spoke about supporting ukraine's defense-industrial complex and strengthening the investment climate. nuland stressed that support for ukraine remains strong in the united states of america, so she is convinced that congress will vote to allocate $60 billion in aid. americans understand and admire the miracle that ukraine has already ... flourish. so, i am absolutely sure that this understanding will be indicated in the decision of the congress on the proposal of president biden. the long-awaited decision on 50 billion euros from the eu. today in brussels at an extraordinary meeting. of the european council will decide the issue of allocation of funds to ukraine. now hungary blocked the decision. european diplomats note that they do not know how budapest will behave this time. however, members of the alliance are trying to put pressure

on the other hand, so recently the deputy secretary of state of the united states, victoria nuland, cameit us. she knows ukraine, she knows how to work.

ukraine as soon as possible, help all of them with air too, ah, well, i think the other day, victoria nulandissiles, that’s right, mr. yuri, well , they are bombs, they are bombs that are launched from ground installations , there are also french means, also such hybrid bombs, which can also to be launched from official means, so if ukraine receives all these things in the necessary quantity, you will understand correctly that the whole world is standing in line for these technological things, the world is now burning in various... so you see, the situation is worsening on the continent in general , that's why its high-precision weapons are in demand in many countries of the world, just like f-16 planes, you think, we are the first in line behind them, far from the first and not only for forestry planes, for weapons, for instructors who will retrain pilots those or others countries, this is all now a scarce commodity, that is why ukraine is doing everything, our military-political leadership, everyone is marching in unison in order to... achieve the goals we have set, and those who are now s

putin will receive surprises on the battlefield - announced us deputy secretary of state victoria nuland during her visit to kyiv. in particular, she emphasized that american small-diameter guided air bombs are already heading to the front. she also talked about supporting ukraine's defense-industrial complex and strengthening the investment climate. stressed that support for ukraine remains strong in the united states of america, so she is convinced that congress will vote to allocate $60 billion in aid. americans understand and admire the miracle that ukraine has already achieved by defending ourselves from such terrible russian aggression, and we also understand what would happen if... you could not only survive, but thrive. so, i am absolutely sure that this understanding will be indicated in the decision of the congress on the proposal of president biden. the long-awaited decision on 50 billion euros from the eu. today in brussels, at an extraordinary meeting of the european council , the issue of allocation of funds to ukraine will be decided. until now, hungary has blocked the ado

think that the administration was not dissatisfied with these rumors, this information, regarding victoria nulandt i drew attention to the fact that she was not met neither volodymyr zelenskyi nor yermak, who is not unofficially, so to speak, a confidant of volodymyr zelenskyi, or was it said, mr. igor, that there were simply no reports about any part of the program of the state representative. maybe , not at all possible, maybe, but let’s say, in the official answer, of course, but that’s how they say it simply, the state department’s message about her meetings in kyiv, well, it said that she confirmed the firm and determined support of the united states, ukraine and in her struggle, and so on and so forth, that is, i can't exclude the fact that she also spoke about the possible resignation of zaluzhny, because, of course, that was known in the united states. what is going on there, and since, since we can see from everything that the administration was not satisfied with this, it is quite possible that she spoke about this as well, and certainly, for now, the question of help for us from the un

us under secretary of state for political affairs victoria nuland arrived on a visit to kiev.iev is quite understandable. because washington has too many political questions for kiev , and not a single answer from kiev. if i were the ukrainians, i wouldn’t be happy. nothing good ever happened from ukraine after the visit. today we will meet with government leaders. bids have already been accepted. they would have written directly that the state department needs time to approve a new candidacy for the ukrainian commander-in-chief. for that, to decide to sit in zaluzhny’s chair now, one must be either schizophrenic or suicidal. as the publication points out , citing high-ranking sources in kiev, zelensky, at a meeting on january 29, informed zaluzhny of his intention to dismiss him from the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. now is the time for zaluzhny to surrender to russian captivity, well, this is, in principle, the only option to save his life. the main difference of opinion between the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine and zelensky was the question of th

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colleague asked, that maybe blinken should have been there, that's exactly what blinken is not. and victoria nulandgreat reason, as well as you, to understand that she said roughly what we are talking about now with you, but she can very concretely and very specifically make it clear in the same words about the consequences of an unreliable partnership on the part of ukraine, that that person who has the experience, strength and desire for this, she is exactly the type of diplomat and... i think that her visit, which is practically private, says a lot precisely by this privateness, and the moment that was chosen for of this visit is very characteristic and very timely, so i am sure that zelenskyi heard things about which, perhaps, for diplomatic reasons , blinken would not even start talking about. thank you very much, mr. oleg, for this extremely useful and interesting conversation, i want to remind our tv viewers that oleg was currently working on espresso. hrybachuk, the former chief of secretariat of viktor yushchenko, the president, and of course, the former vice prime minister for european in

soon as possible, help them all with the air too, ah. .. well, i think, recently the other day, victoria nuland rockets, right, mr. yuriy, well, these are bombs, yes, they are bombs that are launched from ground installations, there are also french means, also such hybrid bombs that can also be launched from official means, so if ukraine will receive all these things in the necessary quantity, you will understand correctly , that the whole world is standing in line for these technological ones. the world is now burning in different places, you see, the situation is worsening in general on the whole continent, that is why high-precision weapons are in demand in many countries of the world, as well as f-16 planes, you think, we are the first in line behind them, far from being the first and not only for the planes themselves, for the weapons, for the instructors who will retrain the pilots of these or other countries, these are all currently in short supply, so ukraine is doing everything, our military and political leadership, well, everyone... they are marching in unison in order to achieve the

move to ukraine, to help all of this also with the air, and well, i think, just the other day, victoria nulandse missiles, that’s right, mr. yuryu, well, they are bombs, yes , they are bombs that are launched from ground installations, there are also french means, also such hybrid bombs, which can also be launched from official means, so if these are all things, ukraine will receive them in the required quantity. you understand correctly that the whole world is queuing up for these technological things, the world is now burning in various points, you see, the situation in general on the continent is getting worse everything, that is why high-precision weapons are in demand in many countries of the world, just like planes, f16, you think, we are the first in line behind them, far from the first and not only for forest planes, for weapons, for instructors who will retrain the pilots of those or other countries, this is all now a scarce commodity, therefore... our military-political leadership is doing everything, everyone is marching in unison to achieve the goals we have set, and those who are

resignation of the head'. of the armed forces of ukraine by the reaction of the western allies, what victoria nuland flew to us with, what possible personnel ideas, initiatives our allies have, and of course, now i will quote jake sullivan, the national security adviser to the president of the united states, who gave a very clear answer, which was vulgarly interpreted by our beautiful ones, so to speak. disengaged always, emphasizes this journalist, so he gave a very clear and formulaic answer, because the americans never do not publicly admit that they are insisting on this or that personnel decision, even when it concerned, for example, the odious azarov or some other tabachnyk, they do it all quietly and without protocols, and accordingly they began to question him about the situation with zaluzhny . the government, i'm quoting sullivan now. the government of the united states... of the united states should not interfere in this matter one way or the other, 100 points, we agree, that's why we stay away from such personnel decisions, and of course, this is the sovereign right of ukraine and the ri

brandan: i probably disagree with victoria nuland whether this is monday. re is accountability and u.s. foreign policy? that's a good one. victoria: secretary of defense? brandan: we can't ask him now. how badly do you have to screw up to be ridden out of town on a rail? it's in part a function of the extent to which the united states secures. if someone screwed up justin: badly and we lost a trunk of arizona, i think there would be consequences for that. we've screwed up pretty badly over my professional career. i started in 2003 and most of the people who had their fingerprints all over those disasters left the republican and became democrats. i don't know if that's enough of a purge to meet the bill but if you look at somebody -- i don't want to name names but you know i'm talking about -- i think it's real problem for us. all of this stuff goes on and we can go down the laundry list of who paid for the libya escapade? the libyans first and foremost, people who were sold in open-air slave markets before we got rid of qaddafi and replaced him with 10 gover

this is how victoria nuland, us deputy secretary of state for political affairs, summed up her visitraine at a press conference during her visit to kyiv. she said this and told journalists that 2024, i quote, will be a year of absolute strategic importance for ukraine. i come back with more confidence that, even as ukraine strengthens its defenses, mr. putin will have some pleasant surprises on the battlefield and that ukraine will make great strides this year. the us deputy secretary of state for political affairs also emphasized that the united states continues to provide ukraine with new systems. and, in particular, light aviation bombs, which are already on their way to the front. let me remind you that a day earlier the pentagon announced the transfer of aerial bombs, however, the deadline for the transfer is due security considerations were not mentioned at the time. mykhailo podolyak, adviser to the head of the president's office, joined our broadcast, mr. mykhailo, i welcome you to our broadcast, thank you for joining. yes, congratulations, congratulations. do you think that

crimea, then you are crazy, we are controlled by psychos, the president and this poisonous idiot victoria nulandhappened in libya when we overthrew gaddafi, what happened in iraq, when we brought saddam to justice, these countries collapsed. russia did not start the conflict, russia is trying to end this war, putin told tucker, to which the american journalist, of course, retorted. do you think that all goals have been achieved? putin replied that russia , of course, has not yet achieved its goals, because the main task is denomination. continuing the theme, the president gave clarification of its position regarding the status of the ukrainian people. putin recognizes the right of ukrainians to self-determination, but with an obligatory condition: ukraine should build a state not on the basis of nazism, not on the basis of nazi ideology, but what this is, denazification and demilitarization, putin also explained in great detail. on our initiative ended, because the europeans in particular told us that it is imperative to create conditions for the final signing of documents, my colleagues in fran

under secretary of state for political affairs victoria nuland says some of these sanctions will be targeteds directly involved in the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. the vast majority though will be aimed at what the u.s. has called vladimir putin's war machine. closing the gaps in the sanctions that he has been able to evade. the u.s. has promised to hold russia accountable after the death of navalny. president biden has placed the blame squarely on putin. still putin says he would prefer to work with president biden. >> president biden. >> president biden, the u.s. president biden has made a rude remark but again. >> rude? >> rude, yes. i don't want to quote it but he is the united states president. he called you a crazy son of a [bleep] >> listen, we talked not long ago and you asked who would be preferred as future president of the united states. i said that we would work with any president. but i suppose that, for us, for russia, biden is more preferable. >> white house has slammed a similar previous comment from putin saying the russian president should stay out of

against the backdrop of the convulsions of the ukrainian nazis , us deputy secretary of state victoria nulands resignation immediately subsided. i must say that i am leaving kiev today with great excited about unity and determination in 2024. this is an absolute strategic necessity for ukraine. and i also leave with great confidence that as ukraine strengthens its defense, mr. putin will be in for some sweet surprises on the battlefield. and ukraine will achieve very serious success this year. nuland promised to strengthen the defense of ukraine with guided , high-precision ground-launched small-diameter bombs glsdb. the weapon is serious, the range is up to 150 km. they can work not only on stationary, but also on moving targets, thanks to the homing head. it matches the mlrs and hymers multiple launch rocket systems with those that kiev likes to hit peaceful cities. however, the delivery times and the number of bombs. noland did not name. it's understandable. republicans in the us congress did share biden's package of military assistance to israel and ukraine. israel. blinken is essentially