dream... the adoption of the fundamental law and now reflections on the constitution of director vladimir side i'm director vladimir bortka and i'm from st. petersburg. for me, as for you, i think the most important thing is. well, let me remind you that such calls under the article of the criminal code of the russian federation entail a long term of imprisonment. yes, the population of a national republic or region understands that such actions imply very significant costs in their lives, therefore they do not allow these plans to be realized, hence the conclusion. if the collapse of russia in peacetime conditions is practically impossible, then the defeat of russia, the military operation, will lead to her dismemberment and death, why. its dear neighbors have strived for centuries. i must say that the special military operation currently taking place does not raise any questions for me, because we are talking about the restoration of the historical integrity of russia, the unity of its peoples. and it’s not just about the liberation of the people of donbass, the return of the ancestral russi

the fact that we walked away from these very agreements, where we were deceived, kiev is just vladimir , one side the topic of elections, i want to say that many are indignant at the statements, and sometimes i am ready, from a political point of view this statement is absolutely correct and true, that is, well, it would be stupid to agree to deny any other form of solution to this conflict than a military one, yes , probably, we need to look, but here we still need to proceed from the experience that already exists, and the experience is the following, that there were minsk agreements, paris and istanbul, what is common in all these agreements, in these in these in all agreements practically at the initial stage there was a clause about the cessation of hostilities, so i think. a mechanism of control and enforcement to fulfill one’s obligations, this point should be, but it should be at the end, not at the beginning, because if we again follow the same path, we we can easily sit down at the negotiating table, talk about something for 2-3 months, then even sign some papers, then not implement the

he took vladimir putin's side and he was not a good president. his record demonstrates that.re is not one thing you can look at that was positive for america. we were a laughing stock around the world. the problem is his supporters do not care. they are antidemocratic and anti-institutional. they are moving in an almost -- it is about one person and people are either scared of him and afraid to speak the truth or they are just trying to get power out of it. guest: i could not agree more with the caller. but again, the problem -- this guy has been found, in a court of law, including jurors that included a jury that included people who may have been sympathetic to him and they unanimously found that he has been held liable. there is no redeeming value to this man. i think the caller eloquently put it out there. a small fraction of the things that he failed to do in his awful presidency, but what we need to focus on is what would happen next? i think it would be a lot worse than what we saw from 2017 to 2021. host: we will take you live for gavel-to-gavel coverage. why do you ke

left ourselves as a result of these very agreements, where we were deceived, kiev is just vladimir fulfilling one sideand not fulfilling them, but not again you have come to the topic of elections, i want to say that many are outraged by statements and sometimes peskov that russia is ready there , in fact, from a political point of view, this statement is absolutely correct and true, that is, well, it would be stupid, you agree, to deny any other form of solution to this conflict other than a military one, yes, you probably need to look for it, but here we still need to proceed from the experience that already exists, and the experience is the following, that the minsk agreements were, paris, istanbul, what is common in all these agreements, in these in all these agreements , almost at the initial stage there was a clause on termination military operations. so i think that in fact, in order for, yes, in order for there to be a mechanism of control and enforcement to fulfill the obligations assumed, this point should be there, but it should be at the end, and not at the beginning, because if we again g

in danger with interesting is that that's the way it was under president trump because trump sided with vladimir putin. trump sides with sesion paying call some excellent. the best leader in the world. he sides with kim jong-un with all america's enemies. president biden has been very strong in pulling together the entire democratic world to support ukraine, reviving nato standing up to putin in a way the putin doesn't appreciate standing up to seize jinping of china. this is a much safer country for biden's leadership. the problems the democrats don't convey that very well. biden's message, remit heat messaging team seems to think that all people want to hear about his prescription drug prices when, in fact, biden doing a terrific job with foreign as well as well as domestic policy. can i mention ron desantis, the campaign struggling? i wondered if you picked up any >> points to score. anything from the from the debate with gavin newsom a week ago. >> and i think he and i think some of that carried on through tonight. i mean, if you look at him throughout the debate, just kept on getting more a

he often praised vladimir putin and sided with putin on u.s. intelligence over whether russia meddled in the 2016 election. he praised kim jong-un and was friendly with him during his time in office. what we also saw here in the u.s. under a trump presidency was this effort to undermine faith in institutions, attacks on press freedom and a presidency that culminated, i think most significantly, in an effort to overturn the 2020 election. that's exactly the kind of contrast you'll see the biden campaign and democrats put forward. most republicans have declined to distance themselves from trump or criticize him outright. it does reenforce what has been normalized or become more mine stream within the republican party. how much does it actually weigh in on the minds of independent or persuadable voters? or does it motivate democrats to turn out? i think that's what the biden campaign is going to try to hope and draw this contrast more clearly. >> while you underscore, some of this language is stuff we've already heard from trump. there's something

the battle of kyiv, kherson in the first year, quite extraordinary results for the ukrainian side that vladimir putin obviously totally underestimated as he also overestimated the capabilities of his forces and probably quite clearly underestimated the response of the u.s. nato countries of the west. zelenskyy's communication skills have been really quite positively, andrew roberts might coauthor, the best single volume biography of churchill and you see zelenskyy employing communication skills addressing uk parliament, the first wartime leader to the address both houses of congress while country at war like churchill did back in world war ii. in each case there was a differentiated message, appropriate particular historical allusions to the country to whose legislature he was speaking and so forth. his oversight of the implementation of the big ideas, his example, think of that, he takes off his suit and puts on od sweatshirt and had ever since and when fred and others with the atlantic council met with him some months back that was exactly what he was wearing. he stayed in kyiv as i mentioned

vladimir, are you ready to find out the result? yes, attention, i... am hiding the envelope on one side , the alleged father vladimir ambartsumyan, onare you glad that a start has been made, yes, everything will work out, roman , what do you think, this time, of course, lilia, you believe that now everything will be fine with vladimir, i am 100% sure, everything will be fine with him, everything must be fine with them, at least they can be reunited with their children, grandchildren, let’s go to me so that they can at least see their grandchildren. yes, i would be happy to, don’t waste time, if you also need genetic expertise, contact us and we will help you, tomorrow on ntv, a new dna test. descend to a depth of 3,000 m. look at russia from the height of satellite flight, feel the eternal cold. to share the joy of sports victories and scientific discoveries to be at home. take an unusual virtual journey spanning millions of years and thousands of kilometers. in the gazprom pavilion at the international exhibition-room russia moscow vdnkh from november 4, 2023 to april 12, 2024 . in new regions, it is necessary to overcome the conse

side. in khersanes , metropolitan tikhon illuminated the new domed cross for the st. vladimir cathedral.unded in 1861 to perpetuate the adoption christianity by prince vladimir. now the building is undergoing a large-scale reconstruction, which still needs to be repaired when the cathedral opens its doors, yana shcherbata learned. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. stainless steel covered. the new gold cross of st. vladimir's cathedral in khersanes is an exact copy of the pre-revolutionary one; it is illuminated before installation. this will be the cross of faith, victory, peace, prosperity and love. the historical cathedral was built on the spot where saint equal-to-the-apostles prince vladimir was baptized. we continue to slowly lower the cross on the base, we’re already lowering it, there’s still about a meter left. builders. it’s as if jewelers check everything down to the millimeter; the 175-kilogram cross must withstand stormy winds. the victory cross is very important for all of our russia. so in the new year we will hope that everything in our lives will

haidi: benjamin netanyahu criticized russia, in a 50 minute call with vladimir putin, accusing moscow taking sides against israel at the u.n. the kremlin says putin reaffirmed his rejection of terrorism. he has criticized israel's airstrikes over gaza. shery ahn: the fear of handling anti-semitism at elite universities continues to grow, with the harvard president facing mounting pressure. the leaders of harvard, penn and m.i.t. have been slammed over the responses over whether calling for the genocide of jews is against school policy. thousands of graduates have expressed anger and several donors have pulled their support of the school. speaking with david westin on wall street week, larry summers says letting donors or politicians control universities would be problematic. larry: it's important to remember if universities start being run by politicians or small groups of large donors, that's going to be a problematic thing over time for the american university system, which is a huge source of strength for our country. that said, we have to recognize there has been a double standard in how incid

automobile checkpoints, by the way, after the meeting of our leaders, vladimir vladimirovich and sidzenpin in moscow, the chinese sideests, so we proposed zabaikalsk, zabaikalsk-manjuria, for our part baikalsk-manjuria should be transferred to round-the-clock operation, this is a car checkpoint, the largest in the far east in terms of traffic volumes, and indeed, after the visit, from may 15 of this year, we switched with china to a round-the-clock operation at this checkpoint, for now for six months, then on november 15 we extended it for another for six months, this allowed us to almost double, naturally, it was 12 hours, it became 24 hours a day, to double or more increase the volume of vehicles that moved there, this especially helped when i went, so to speak chinese automotive equipment , trucks, cars , a lot went through transbaikal a day at the peak, we reached 700 cars, yeah, if we talk about the european direction, can we say that i don’t know, trade turnover with europe has stabilized, some kind of trade at all we now have trade with european countries, there is trade, although they are again trying in ever

he took vladimir putin's side and he was not a good president. his record demonstrates that. is not one thing you can look at that was positive for america. we were a laughing stock around the world. the problem is his supporters do not care. they are antidemocratic and anti-institutional. they are moving in an almost -- it is about one person and people are either scared of him and afraid to speak the truth or they are just trying to get power out of it. guest: i could not agree more with the caller. but again, the problem -- this guy has been found, in a court of law, including jurors that included a jury that included people who may have been sympathetic to him and they unanimously found that he has been held liable. there is no redeeming value to this man. i think the caller eloquently put it out there. a small fraction of the things that he failed to do in his awful presidency, but what we need to focus on is what would happen next? i think it would be a lot worse than what we saw from 2017 to 2021. host: we will take you live for gavel-to-gavel coverage. why do you keep

the latest situation in gaza as one of the other axes of the meeting with vladimir putin, and said that in these meetings, both sideshasized the need to immediately stop the zionist regime's attacks on gaza and resolve the situation in the region. they did meanwhile, the president of our country went to the kremlin to meet his russian counterpart. the relations between tehran and moscow from january 1400 to december 1402 in all fields, especially in the field of economy and trade , have registered new quorums, a clear sign of the serious determination of the two countries. to deepen the relationship as much as possible. i am glad to be in moscow and the president. in the meeting with vladimir putin , he expressed satisfaction with the growing relations between the two countries and cooperation with the northern neighbor in line with the neighborhood policy of the islamic republic of iran. it is important to know that we had very good cooperation in the last few years and our relations are progressing and developing in all fields. mr. raisi considered the one-sidedness of the unjust world order to be the cause of the

representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus vladimir andreichenko took part in the meeting. the revenue side , the share contributions of belarus to russia increased by 38%. these funds will finance five programs and 37 activities of the union state in the fields of energy, information technology, space, medicine, agriculture, and border security. vladimir andreichenko expressed confidence that the budget of the union state for 2024 will become an effective tool for the implementation of projects and programs that are especially in demand at the present stage of integration. it is important for young people with developmental disabilities to be provided with vocational training and then further socialization, the speaker of the top chambers of parliament natalya kachanova. the council of the republic held a regular meeting of the advisory council on issues of adaptation and integration of such children. as an example , the minsk state college of digital technologies, where special young people study, also heads of an it company, work and show excellent results, noted natalya kachanova. our c

vladimir grabar. didn't hear the music on the position from the russian side, what kind of music?g had music , the russian anthem, and there was one too, well, they were angry , what am i going to tell you, well, music is music, at what distance from you were always commanders, sergeants or - you privates were there all the time, but it stinks we were in tila, everyone was in tila, wow, fir-trees and sticks , there was a southern caspian shot, they hit, no, it hasn’t reached yet, 40 seconds, it’s so long, 4 km, shot, you feel that it’s all over, marine , well, yes, it’s already easier, it’s become very, very much easier, now we are mainly starting to work on the forest belt, on the exit from the marinka to georgievka, that is. shot , we've recovered a little, just a little, here the guys are correcting, oh, shot, you need to pay attention to every sound heard on the front line, especially the sound of a flying plane, you need to understand in time whether it's enemies or your own, well, it's our aviation that works , aviation works, yes, this is our aviation. works on enemy positi

economic council, i express my sincere gratitude to the russian side and personally to the respected president of the russian federation, vladimirimirovich putin for high organization today's meeting is an opportunity to exchange views on very topical and important issues of the functioning and development of our union. dear colleagues, despite the significant increase in the negative impact of global geo-economic challenges and changing global trade conditions, in the past year we have managed to ensure further integration of the union in almost all areas of our activities. thanks to joint efforts, we have ensured macroeconomic stability and the stability of financial systems. economy. results, we need to continue working together to deepen integration processes in our union. rapidly changing global trends and challenges dictate the need for states to act as quickly as possible, despite the preparations achieved and the adoption of a strategic document for the long-term development of the union. today, in a limited format of our meeting, in addition to discussing current issues of cooperation, we reviewed the project. it is nec

side. i am convinced that both alexander grigorievich and vladimir vladimirovich will come to this meeting pillar of our economic development over the next decade. i think that the cis summit is a good forum where this can be discussed. but this hegemon, who is watching how all these new organizations that you list are growing stronger, he will easily surrender, like you you think, if you look at history, yes , he won constantly, which makes us think that... he will win again, you make me analyze history a little: the hegemon changed, it all started with the british empire, which was global. the british empire oversaw the formation of the united states as a new center of power. as a result, through two world wars, the united states of america took leadership from britain. britain became a junior satellite, that is, serious metamorphoses were already taking place. 2% than the soviet union in ninety-one year at the time of collapse, this speaks volumes , resources are dwindling, the world is changing and changing rapidly, centers of economic influence are flowing to southeast asia, something

. >> while congress is mired in gridlock is on the other side of the world mocking our resolve. >> russian president vladimir putin reference faltering u.s. support for ukraine as republicans insist major changes to immigration policy must come first. >> our position has been clear from day one. >> democratic members of the congressional hispanic caucus objecting to harsh limits on asylum claims. independent senator kyrsten sinema calling the huge numbers of migrants awaiting processing at the border a humanitarian crisis. >> the solution is to create an orderly process where those who do qualify for asylum have the opportunity to seek it in our country. >> reporter: the stalemate is also holding up funding for israel in a moment between growing friction among u.s. and is -- israeli governments. >> i want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives. nonstop going after hamas but be more careful. >> reporter: conditions grow more dire as winter closes in. white house national security adviser jake sullivan today seeking to sway israeli officials who remain undeterred in their mission to destroy hamas. th

and on the side lines of this very same form. vladimir approved an awesome match. oh, monce, crown prince to express his eagerness to build and strengthen a corp between the 2 countries. he says that it's especially important now in the lights of the g opponents, except were seen in the lights of the west double standards and usually polar vision of the world. so it seems that for a mon rushes version of single democracy and the economic corporation and the model of the economy in international relations is much closer and more attractive. now, after that form vladimir putin match with abraham, right, you see the iranian leader where they discussed regional and international issues and also reiterated their commitments to strengthen and expand their corporation latimer, putative and joke. that one point saying that he really, really wanted to pop over to, to the wrong as he was flying over the country during his, the middle east. it's for there. yes. today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u, a. e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a we

and on the side lines of this very same form, vladimir putin also match oman, crown prince, who expressed his eagerness to build and strength and corp between the 2 countries . and he says that it's especially important now in the lights of the g. a point 6 that we've seen in the lights of the west, double sanders, and usually polar vision of the world. so it seems that for a long process version of single democracy and the you couldn't only corporation end of the model of the economy in international relations. it's much closer and more attractive. now after that form vladimir putin match with abraham. right, you see the iranian leader where they discussed the regional and international issues and also reiterated their commitment to strengthen and expand their corporation. let them or piece and even joke, that one point saying that he really, really wanted to pop over to, to ron as he was flying over the country during his middle east. it's for there. yes. today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u. a e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and dis

vladimir grabar. didn’t you hear music at the position on the russian side, did you hear some music, tell me, the rollers the russian anthem, and also boo, well, they were angry that i would tell you, well, how about you? , music is music, at what distance from you were always the commanders, sergeants, or you yourself all the time there were privates there, but there was a stink in the mud, everyone was in the mud, wow. the southern yakaspian shot was, they hit, no, it hasn’t reached yet, 40 seconds, why so much, 4 km, shot, you feel that it’s all over, marine, well, yes , it’s already easier, it’s become very, very much easier, now in we mainly begin to work along the forest belt, at the exit from marinka to georgievka. you need, that is, a shot , you have recovered a little, just a little, so the guys are correcting you, you understand me, oh, a shot, you need to pay attention to every sound heard on the front line, especially to the sound of a flying plane, you need to understand in time whether these are enemies or your own, well, it’s our aviation that is working, the aviation is working. yes, it’s

at first , vladimir putin’s aurus was greeted by lines of riders, on one side high-bred horses, on the less thoroughbred. arabic mix: bright, loud, local cossacks on the ground, jet aircraft in the sky. a flight of fighters painted the cloudless sky thickly. the guards waved their sabers and chanted greetings menacingly. putin and nahyan exchanged firm handshakes. after thirty-degree heat, the hall of the presidential palace was enveloped in coolness. a very representative russian delegation arrived in abu dhabi together with the president. the emirates remain our main trading hub. partners in the arab world. today our relationship, thanks to your positions have reached an unprecedented high level. and we are in constant contact, our colleagues, constantly working with each other. the united arab emirates is the largest investor in the russian economy; over the past year, investments in the oil sector have grown by 103%. this is an unprecedented leap, which indicates the special nature of the relationship between our countries. our countries have joint projects. in the energy sector, p

but vladimir putin, a former kgb official with blood on his hands, who regularly sides with american s with rhetorically and with arms and has two americans gershkovich and whelan detained, vladimir putin is not a credible source of information about american democracy, much less american juris prudence. vladimir putin seeks to undermind the united states and its allies and despite this and owe maybe because of it, mr. trump stands to do we vehicle in the republican iowa caucus in less than a month. where his campaign is taking a more disciplined approach to the caucus. he's hoping a victory there will help him consolidate support in the primary contest that follow. joining us now to discuss is republican presidential candidate and former new jersey governor chris christie. you just heard donald trump approvingly quoting vladimir putin about american democracy, about the american legal system, attacking the criminal charges against him and the rottenness of the american political system, quote/unquote. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is that he gets worse and worse by the day, j

side. i am not surprised by the fall in popularity of vladimir zelensky. and who is not. there were and are numerous expectations. zelensky will pay for the mistakes he made. new financial packages. head of ukraine washington is talking about total elite corruption in ukraine, because of which the country’s minister of defense, the previously mentioned alexey reznikov, was removed. the same washington sends an auditor from the pentagon to kiev to calculate where $110 billion went, previously allocated to ukraine for victory over russia. and suddenly our army, which our opponents made fun of for so long, a-ha-ha, the armies of the world cannot cope with the impoverished army of ukraine, suddenly it becomes the first in world ratings, this is the version of the american company, us news & world report. the japanese army suddenly begins to borrow the developments of russian military ingenuity from the northern military district zone. anti-drone body kits for tanks, popularly called barbecues, the homemade nature of which was also laughed at, is ignorant. all

side of the table. judas, that’s right, vladimir mayakovsky is over 100. in st. of the poet is placed on her wall. metro station mayakovskaya. building 300. the former building of the provincial zemstvo government in perm, for its characteristic dome, received a nickname in honor of this building in washington. capitol, that's right, solar system 400. this planet helped to properly accelerate both the new horizons spacecraft, flying to the boundaries of the solar system, and the ulysses spacecraft, which explored the poles of the sun. jupiter. absolutely right, yes called a gravity maneuver. due to the flight past the planet, the ship accelerates or changes its trajectory. building of the structure. 200. in july of this year , a new terminal opened at this moscow airport. the area of ​​the airport has increased by almost 240,000 m2. this is domodedovo. however, it passed me by. solar system z500. in the asteroid belt , only it can be seen from the ground with the naked eye. high brightness helps. ceres is not visible, even though it is twice as large, and is list

side. in khersanes , metropolitan tikhon illuminated a new dome cross for the st. vladimiremple was founded in 1861, perpetuated the adoption of christianity by prince vladimir. now the building is undergoing a large-scale reconstruction, which still needs to be repaired when the cathedral opens its doors, yana shcherbata learned. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. amen. stainless steel plated with gold. the new cross of st. vladimir's cathedral in hersanes for sure. we continue to slowly lower the cross on the base we are already lowering there is still about a meter left, the builders seem to be checking everything down to millimeter 170. the victory cross is very important for our whole russia, here we are in the new year, let us hope that everything in our lives will come to the victory of our lord jesus christ, his truth, his... his mercy and his love. the temple is now being restored. builders are returning the cathedral to its historical appearance. this is what the dome looked like before the great patriotic war. after the building was destro

vladimir putin. he accused moscow taking sides against israel at the you in and other international bodies.focused on the military and situation in the gaza strip. the kremlin says putin reaffirmed his rejection of terrorism. he has criticized israel's airstrikes and ground offensive. rishaad: let's have a look at what is going on in the u.s. the president of harvard is facing heightened security now that the university of pennsylvania president has resigned. they faced a firestorm of criticism for allowing anti-israel protests on their campuses. we have billionaires going out in adding to the pressure. >> in a very big way. he posted a letter on a platform formerly known as twitter saying this will go out to the harvard governing board. he is focusing his concerns on the president of harvard. the first black president of harvard now under greater scrutiny now that the upenn president has resigned. they were confronted on capitol hill over whether calling for the genocide of jews is against policy. their responses were spread all over social media. they were viewed as anti-semitic. the lett

vladimir vladimirovich, allow us to open traffic on all sections of the highway, from the side.n cars simultaneously begin to move along the entire m-12-east highway, a unique project in scale and speed, only 3 years of construction and the highway is ready, from the moscow kremlin to the kazan kremlin, you can now get there in 6.5 hours. traveling by car in this direction will become more convenient and, importantly, safer, volumes and efficiency will increase. cargo transportation, the development of domestic tourism will receive a good incentive, this always happens, a road appears, life immediately bursts into full swing. the federal highway has brought us closer five regions of the country at once, 810 km of route pass through the moscow, vladimir, nizhny novgorod regions, the chuvash republic and tatarstan. we drive along this route even before the opening, together with the pilot of the racing team. i traveled on the roads in russia. from kaliningrad and there beyond the urals along the roads of europe, this road is one of the best, really. 10 km/h and no traffic lights a

was also found did at the side. las vegas sheriff said there was no further threat on the premises. and multiple victims had been taken to hospital russian president vladimir food and concluded his visit, the saudi arabia, following and making with proud principal, haven't been selma discussed, to cooperation in the a pig plus group of oil producing countries. this trip to riyadh was putting his 1st face to face meeting with the saudi prince since october 2019 of the european union. and china were holding a face to face to face summit since the pen demik a. you latest sort of on the line and showing me show in by june for talks with chinese presidency. champagne. relationship has grown increasingly rocky and race of years with geo political attentions. hyphens by differences are the human rights to support and ukraine, and the use big to diversify its tried partnerships and rely less on china on both sides side. they hoping to find common ground that the to die towards wherever they can just bought the many differences. the last time they held a summit, the pandemic prevented a real meeting and differing interests prevented real results. as i said, it was

i make a plea to speaker johnson and our colleagues on both sides of the aisle please, give vladimir putin no succor. stand up for liberty. this is the moment for ukraine. let us seize it. let us seize it. i would ask unanimous consent, madam speaker, that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks

vladimir putin? >> we have been in contact with both sides, trying to explore new forms.'t think the repetition of a grain deal would make sense. i'm a strong believer, if we were able to have conditions for medication in the black sea -- [indiscernible] reporter: a broader question. it seems like in '23, it is chaotic. two conflicts going on. the mpg's further. the u.n. and you yourself have been put into pressure. where is the silver lining? what kind of hope you see for 2024? >> in the u.n., we have an important process taking place for the future. the summit of the future, i hope it will be possible for us to agree on a new agenda for peace, with a moralistic approach for prevention. we had an important victory, after many years, which i'm fighting for the need to have peace enforcing operations done by our african partners, the african union, which mandates by the security council, it was possible to have a resolution that creates the possibility of funding at 75%, it was one of the key elements. there are many others. on the other hand, we have already, we will be p

side, active negotiations are underway, i hope that we will succeed. thank you, this was the ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of belarus to vietnam, vladimir borovikove results of trading on the belarusian currency and stock exchange: our ruble has strengthened against the dollar and yuan. so, the following rates have been established: dollar 3 rubles 17 kopecks. for 10 yuan at auction they gave 4 rubles 42 kopecks. 3.51 costs 100 russian rubles. and the course euro according to the national bank - 3 rubles. 43 kopecks this is an area of ​​interest. now there is a short advertisement, further in the program from auto production to biotechnology. belarus and china are setting records in mutual trade. and benefits for investors, who can count on what, let’s look at the new ones. belarus and china are setting records in mutual trade. last year , trade between the two countries reached a new high of almost $6 billion. belarusian exports to china increased by 77%. based on the results of this year, it is too early to say, however trade turnover has already come close to the $5.8 billion mark. results. last year, what does this mean? the result of the pre

one of vladimir approaches, closest allies in europe, and one of the few leaders who has not sided with ukraine tonight across the european union. there is dismay. the budapest might block support for ukraine's battle against its russian invaders. here's the german transfer or watch schultz in berlin. i'm just as entrust customs. this is something that really needs on collective efforts. then we have these. what if we formulate this message from your, from the community of european international friends. as a board is of ukraine, you know, and it's also a message to the russian president and the board shift. i mean, also some president on task and it would be a very important message if we told him, don't count on it seems i'm finished i'm. it's the ukraine spreads of the bottom is zalinski had a chance to air his concerns over you support when he came face to face with hunger as prime minister victor or button in argentina. now both man, we're in the windows are days for the non duration of the newly elected argentinean president hobby or the late they were seen here briefly exchanging

vladimir putin. that is not uncommon after the body conflict the two sides do not trust each other and have not trust korea is an example where there were tens of thousands of americans killed. we had a ceasefire that has more or less held for years. the trust is real and it is an important impediments but it has not stopped combatants in the past from ending conflicts. this one in that sense could be no different.— in that sense could be no different. . , ., a , different. ambassador, quickly, want to get _ different. ambassador, quickly, want to get your _ different. ambassador, quickly, want to get your thoughts - different. ambassador, quickly, want to get your thoughts on i want to get your thoughts on that as well. i want to get your thoughts on that as well.— that as well. i think the career example - that as well. i think the career example is - that as well. i think the career example is a - that as well. i think the i career example is a good that as well. i think the - career example is a good one. there — career example is a good one. there was— career example is a good one. there was nev

alinsky does stand out and of course what you on the other side is a strategic leader in in vladimir putin, who's mistake after mistake. you know including the key one about getting the big wrong in this case that that he assumed ukraine was in few days going to sort of roll over and and and give up and was a nation of 44 million people who it turned out had a um a proper strategic leader who saw things in churchill and since he's been called churchill with an iphone which is rather fabulous way of doing it. so so yes there is that and now obviously recently the southern has started and the size of the minefields turn out to be much much larger than than expected. it's very difficult to mine when you have russian drones above above and so on. but it the chapter i think i'm right in saying on so david and actually fits in very well with the one of the overall messages this book about morale and think of zelinski his first big ideas i don't want a ride i want ammunition. that's a pretty powerful big idea. i'm going to stay in kiev. my family is going to stay in key. we're going to defe

along side of the minute stop, interior was acknowledging the russian government and president vladimir puts it for the support thing that to this donate should is the last year. so they've recently received the suitcases that the russian government is deep understanding of the crisis. so my days basically, because as well, no, not having enough credit brings and the rates of what time died, politically submitted to you in places like somalia, olivia, thank you. let's cross over to timothy now. some of the african food security was an integral issue and the failed grain deal negotiations between calvin mosca just how significant then all these russian grading shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem. now 200000 tons of brain, scott is what russia search be was going to science operator by a russian prize and probably put in dar, in the russian article, stomach sometime in july and down there are 6 african based on the spot. you must go said, are the most in need of these green is that will be received into brains. and we understand from the a rush just ricardo minister