life, and there are certainly more freedoms there than in the concentration camp named after vladimir zelensky, and if i were a russian, i would carry putin in my arms, even so, i would make his birthday a day off and declare it a national holiday, so don’t even hope for a coup. this is stupid. concentration camp ukraine. i will not give aristovich’s forecasts, because he does not respect himself. well, aristovich lies, talks nonsense, all his forecasts are not based on anything. that's why it's funny when they show us aristovich to make fun of him, and then suddenly they try to see some kind of reason and harbingers of reality in his words. and since these people are very fanatical and will not give up their views, we will experience a clash. so much so that we can defeat him in the second phase, who is ready for this now? none of the front-line soldiers, none of those who left abroad and none of those who stayed, because everyone understands the unbearable nature of this mess, it is impossible to quickly restore the ruined under patriotic slogans industry, it is impossible to quickly restore

with vladimir zelensky, grew up in the same yard, lived, grew up, 13 countrywomen, vladimir zelensky t name, my name is danilenko yuri vladimirovich, i pass on a huge example, hello, to vladimir zelandsky, volodya, do you see how the relationship, you tell what can in his language, he does not know russian, well, he forgot, by the way. look at the relationship , well, people have and what is our relationship, how you tell that here are people, and the relationship is completely different, that it is not done like that, and you simply throw us like cannon fodder for work, in our studio... very often volunteers of the people's front and not only, who provide assistance to the front, but fighters sometimes come in who are on vacation, and today our guest is just such a one, sergey petrov with the call sign moscow. hello, we are very glad to see you in the studio, sergey, are you involved in training fighters? well, in fact, not only training fighters, well, my position is actually deputy battalion commander for combat training, but nevertheless, my responsibilities also include full mana

and eventually began to say that there was no point in holding the city, about the same said vladimir zelensky the day before during a meeting with the new nato secretary general. and here is what footage is coming from ugledar, dozens of civilians were hiding in the basements of the destroyed city, as... the dpr authorities report that our military found about 100 people in total, in fact, the kiev regime troops used people as a living counter, but the ugledar residents remained in the city until the last minute and waited for liberation. russia does not want war, for russia this is a forced measure, a forced measure, do you understand? i understand, because there are a lot of russian-speaking people here, you understand, we are obliged to protect our people, i am for the truth, for the truth. the main thing is to go outside, look at the sun and the sky, i will come to you again, i will come, i will bring the medicine necessary, what i see here is old, small on the stove, we will bring everything, we will bring both the spray cans and the drugs, i see many people have high blood pressure here

when he set this task back in 2022, but if the russian army cannot do it, vladimir putin, like vladimir zelenskyubject, but an object of this process, he can only give orders, and whether the military can carry out these orders or not depends on how they have to fight with other forces, forces, where force works, politics and diplomacy without force, and here we pass to another condition. as for security guarantees, which i think we will talk about later, this is also a very important point, because if russia understands that it is opposed by a force greater than ukraine, let's say the north atlantic alliance, not just helps, not just provides weapons, but guarantees the security of the ukrainian territory there , at least not covered by war, then it is also a political question for the russian president even then, whether he wants... that he, in principle , leads to a conflict that could lead to a prospective conflict between a nuclear state and a nuclear bloc. this is a completely different story, but it is also a very important story for our allies, that they give us security guarantees, are

might be vladimir zelensky one day. it might be, but...ates that i want to see, um, and and for our kids, it's also quite impactful. my little girl's13. my boy's 16. and so for them to live in that environment is odd for them as well, which is why we've sort of doubled down on protecting them, not using photos, not putting their names out there. but if they want to have a friend over, that friend has got to come through security. it takes a bit of getting used to. so they have to get like, security cleared, like, give us your passport. not as bad as that. but it's not as bad as that. does it impact on your life? yeah, of course it does. but did i know that's what would happen? yes, of course i did. therefore none of that came as a surprise. um, but i can't pretend it doesn't make a difference to the way we're able to just live our lives. um, here's a weird one. do you still carry a wallet? i have got... i've got my wallet here, as it happens, and written on it. it says, take me home to kentish town. that's an old one. that's an old wallet.

after vladimir zelensky returned from a meeting with joe biden, without good news, ukraine risks losing control of the donetsk region next winter, loss. vladimir, hello, how is it going now ugledar cleanup, is there any news from there? ruslan olesya, good afternoon, ugledar has been completely cleaned up, liberated, our troops have consolidated their positions there and after the liberation of the city, which is quite important in the yuzhnodonetsk direction, the movement continues in several directions at once, this is to the north towards bogoyavlynka, where the enemy retreated in a rather chaotic manner when our troops stormed ugledar, this is to the west towards novoukrainka and zolotaya niva, that is, in the direction of the zaporizhzhya region, here is to the west of ugledar velyka novosyolka is located, this is the last large settlement that remains under the control of the ukrainian armed forces in the southern donetsk direction, now it... is a fairly serious logistics hub, a command hub and, let me remind you, last year it was from this settlement that the ukrainian armed forc

life, and there are certainly more freedoms there than in the concentration camp named after vladimir zelensky if i were a russian, i would carry putin in my arms, even so, i would make his birthday a day off and declare it a national holiday, so don't even hope for a coup, it's stupid, a concentration camp at... ukraine. i will not give predictions to arestovich, because he does not respect himself. well, aristovich lies, talks nonsense, all his predictions are not based on anything, so it's funny, when we once shows aristovich to mock, and then suddenly tries to see some reason and harbingers of reality in his words. this is all ridiculous. pick up this leaflet now, which we printed underground for the referendum on december 1 , 1991, the intermovement of donbass, all this was written there, i emphasize, by december of ninety-one, we predicted all this, nationalism, banderaism, joining nato, although we were promised, of course, absolute, that is, non-alignment, neutrality and so on, war with russia, civil war. i know then it was really the party of regions, goncharenko was actively involved

the arabs, what if you allow vladimir putin and his arab allies to dominate the middle east, vladimir zelenskyoes exactly the same, by the way, and recently an interesting article came out in economies that both zelensky and netanyahu are very inconvenient allies, they hold washington by the collar and... tell it to help, otherwise your enemies will win here, that's why israel now, seeing that he has inflicted quite a powerful blow on both hezbollah and hamas, and iran will continue to press until he is given a suitable military response, and iran, as we see, cannot give this response, all it can allow is a fireworks show, which has been here for a few, can we just somehow change it, purely a game, this greco-navist, come on, grecophobe, why me, what kind of phobe am i? when israel attacks lebanon, you need to understand that lebanon is twice as small there in territory, twice as small, twice as small population, this rival can be tough, iran is tough for israel, if we talk about a full-scale war, well, just compare the population, just compare the territories, capabilities and so on, similar,

absolute some... absolutely the ability to do what he wants in order to resolve this situation, and vladimir zelensky today in the classical sense is certainly a dictator, since he rules the country almost blindly, but it is clear that this is the classical sense, today in order to strengthen power in ukraine, in order to take it somewhere further, they need to hold elections, because society cannot be in this constant situation of uncertainty, the ancient roman dictator was appointed for a certain term, for six months or a year, as the pra... it would be a gift for russia, if an election campaign started there now, and they understand this, they will not go for it, that is , there is no serious western icon, listen, well , something was said there at bse, hand, anton vach, can i ask you a stupid question, and does it not occur to you that there is at least a 1% probability that the terrorist zelensky generally understands how everything will end sooner or later and wants to leave the unit's location beautifully, to leave the unit's location beautifully - this is to organize a certain. therefore what

vladimir zelensky deliberately slows down the correct, necessary tactical decisions in the war, becausetreat from ugledar. by the way, we are not talking about the losses of ugledar, but note that these two pathetic clowns, both butusov and aristovich, welcomed the kursk scam? they were just in raptures. you will dangle on a rope, on a rope. you know, rutte is coming to us, rutte promises us, and i looked. ukraine submitted a draft law on liability for the absence of registration or failure to register from the age of 17, 17 years is a sacred thing, according to the law, all guys who are fit for service in health must register for military service, but here is a problem, they are taking children out, they are now introducing a fine of 25 thousand hryvnia, this is 60 thousand rubles somewhere, and understanding that... a seventeen-year-old doesn't have money, they say: you'll pay from the age of 18, that is , as a rule, they always celebrate coming of age, and with some kind of gift, here it's already a gift, you'll pay a fine and then you'll go to war to defend god knows what interests,

important. he said of a fair deal after how he has already emphasized that both volodymyr zelensky and vladimir putin seek peace, that is, he believes that in fact both sides want to stop the war, and when he spoke about a fair agreement, it was clearly understood that it was about taking into account the interests of not only ukraine when signing this agreement, but also the interests of the russian federation, we remember, we remember, he also mentioned about... tango that tango should be danced by two sides, that is, he emphasizes that for that in order to come to an agreement, it is necessary to take into account putin's interests, it is necessary interests to take into account the interests of the kremlin, and with putin, as he said, by the way, he has very good relations, good relations, hardly anyone else in america, any other western leader could utter these words after two years of russia's war against ukraine. ugh. when trump talks about the right time, what is there? what time is necessary for him, is it the time of his victory in the elections in the united states of america, is it

it's just an objective analysis of what's happening, well, first of all, i think that zelensky's words, which vladimirdimirovich quoted about the need to protect the lives of ukrainian soldiers, they are more important than any construction. they really irritate the ukrainian army, i'm absolutely convinced of this, because everyone without exception starts political scientists, including those whom we can as much as we want hate, but they all state the fact that the military-political leadership of ukraine is inclined to make politically motivated decisions, completely ignoring military expediency, and the most important thing he said, and it seems to me that he does not fully understand what a time bomb he threw, here the soldiers say that... there was no order to retreat, yes zelensky said, yes, they did the right thing by retreating, without an order, yeah, they did the right thing by retreating, i i think in the future this will play a very important role, the soldiers will be guided by the statements of the supreme commander-in-chief, but there were some negligent colonels who did not give the or

talks with china and brazil about holding a peace summit between russia and ukraine, vladimir putin and volodymyr zelensky, orban has already secured the support of 15 countries, or as the hungarian prime minister himself calls them, friends of peace. negotiations about time and the venue of the peace. summit is currently underway, in addition to hungary, china and brazil, france and switzerland will also be participating, viktor orban seems to be extremely determined to see the peace talks on ukraine through to the end. if we say that the only way for ukraine to become a nato member is to end the war and take full control over all of ukrainian territory, then we are giving president putin every incentive to simply find a way to continue the war. i am not on russia's side, but unfortunately the reality is that the war in ukraine will end through a peaceful resolution. the biden administration has not defined what a victory for ukraine means. they are not saying what that victory will look like, and if you press them, they will say the same thing i am telling you now, that this conflict will ultimately end

in woodward's book, including things like trump saying in front of zelensky the other day that he had a close relationship with vladimir, from the bookjust the other day is that he sent in 2020 coated machines to vladimir putin for his own personal use. i was confirmed by the criminal last week. —— covid machines. i've come to know christopher steele since 2016 at he's been a panelist on this programme. his central motivation wasn't political. in terms of donald trump it was actually as a former head of mi six, the concerns he saw in russian interference in the 2016 election which we know have been borne out.— election which we know have been borne out. absolutely, and ve few been borne out. absolutely, and very few peeple _ been borne out. absolutely, and very few people know _ been borne out. absolutely, and very few people know russia - very few people know russia better— very few people know russia better than he would, i have the confidence in the sources he worked with. and of course the dossier he released lacked any nuances of human sourced reporting — any nuances of human sourced reporting like that, but we so

out to be quite difficult, as the former secretary general stated, zelensky was afraid that he would soon be caught or killed. vladimirin spoke on the phone with the president of tajikistan imamali rahmon, this was reported on the kremlin website, they discussed a number of practical issues in connection with the upcoming meeting of the council of heads of state in moscow on october 8. today, russia celebrates teacher's day, with vladimir putin congratulated teachers on their professional holiday, the president noted that teachers' work evokes special respect, it is creative, the head of state emphasized that the teacher's mission is responsible, noble and very difficult. traditions, which we are rightfully proud of, allow us to confidently move forward, to develop our education system on a sovereign basis, combining the best experience. to the revolutionary, soviet school, modern approaches. the russian school has created a solid foundation so that the country can successfully overcome the most serious challenges in modern history. valentina matvienko congratulated teachers on the holiday, stressing that our country

horror that zelensky experienced during his short meeting. with donald trump, the guest from kiev was clearly uncomfortable listening to trump's words about how good he had relations with vladimiris correspondence polemics with trump, zelensky usually did not mince words, but when he found himself face to face with him, he was quieter than water and lower than grass. but even such a bend, as they say , was not counted, to zelensky's remark, i hope our relations will be better, trump responded quite categorically, so that... information about this appeared among journalists of a german newspaper, and although the kremlin, judging by dmitry peskov's comment, has not yet made any requests for the first telephone conversation between scholz and putin since the start of military actions received, sources and newspapers in german government circles claim that scholz wants to reestablish long-broken contacts between the west and moscow on the eve of the g20 summit, which will be held in november. does this mean that the west is tired. of the ukrainian crisis and is ready for negotiations, and even if so, will western leaders be able to seat zelensky at the negotiating table, who, it s

zelensky experienced during his short meeting with donald trump. the guest from kiev was clearly uncomfortable listening to trump's words about how good his relations are. with vladimirputin. in his correspondence polemics with trump, zelensky usually did not mince words, but when he found himself face to face with him, he was quieter than water and lower than grass. but even such a bend, as they say, was not counted, on zelensky's remark, i hope, with us your relations will be better, trump answered quite categorically, it takes two to dance the tango. and if earlier, against the backdrop of washington, london, brussels, paris and other hawks, trump... his idea to conclude a deal with moscow that would stop the war looked like a real black sheep, now more and more western leaders are hinting to kiev about the attractiveness of the formula "security in exchange for territory". perhaps, it was precisely in order to test the waters for negotiations that german chancellor scholz wanted to call the kremlin. information about journalists from the german newspaper didsay, and although the kremlin, judging by dmitry peskov's comment, has not yet received any requests for th

kind of supports that, including things like trump saying in front of zelensky the other day that he had a close relationship with vladimirhrust of it holds up well. no one's arguing that every i was dotted and every t was crossed correctly. that's very rarely the case with intelligence. do you think the problem was with it, that it was viewed in a political way and by journalists and by trade? of course, you are an intelligence officer. new to this, in 2016, you just started your company, orbis. glenn simpson approaches you from this company at fusion gps. and you over concerns that he had about the people surrounding donald trump. and you go off to investigate. were you in some way naive about what was going on here? i don't think we were naive. i mean, it's important to remember that we were looking at this from the russian point of view down the russian end of the telescope, if you like. we were objective. we were trying to illuminate what was going on, and we found, of course, something much bigger and much more serious than we'd ever expected to. when we did the work. you've done a lot of work with the fbi over the

vladimir putin. according to bennett, he tried to get a promise that zelensky would not be harmed. only after bennett’s call, zelensky came out of the shelter, changed into khaki and took a selfie on the street. well , immediately, as stoltenberg recalls, he demanded that nato ensure a no-fly zone zone over ukraine, but was refused. in private conversations, zelensky impressed the former secretary general as a naive person ignorant of politics. when asked directly how the confrontation with russia might end, stoltenberg cited the example of finland, which fought with the soviet union, lost 10% of its territory, but received a safe border and nevertheless joined the alliance. after 80 years of neutrality, financial times journalists immediately recalled. according to the former secretary general, ukraine could be accepted into nato although now. having drawn the line of application of the fifth article of the charter along the line of contact, as once west germany, nevertheless, as he tells, not just a retired head of the alliance, but a typical representative of the hereditary euro

zelensky to open an investigation into the biden family. that could be one reason. but also president trump, former president trump, has spoken very warmly of vladimir good relationship. and i also have a very good relationship, as you know, i with president putin. and i think, if we win, - i think we're going to get it resolved very quickly. one thing i've noticed in the last few months at his rallies, donald trump has started using this phrase, "ukraine is gone. " it's sad. theyjust don't know- what to do, because ukraine is gone, it's not. ukraine any more. what we think he means is that russia has essentially already won this war, or will. why bother continuing to help the ukrainians? we know that president trump is very sceptic of nato. he said earlier this year, didn't he, that if some nato allies don't pay up, as he would see it, don't contribute sufficient amounts to the alliance, to the defence of the alliance, then moscow can, quote, "do whatever the hell they want with those countries." and that caused a lot of shock and concern right across europe and right across nato. but in terms of the ukraine war more generally, i think it's clear w

vladimir putin and north korea, there will be an immediate volatility, but we will remain loyal. the middle east is one of the international crises that the biden administration leaves behind. another crisis is ukraine. after zelensky'sest foray, everything is so toxic that the democrat-loyal moderators didn't ask a single question on the topic, of course, since almost 70% of americans are in favor of peace talks, which the democrats are in fact opposing. "i will not regret my decision, whatever the outcome, and i am prepared to face the consequences, for this and many other reasons, i declare my support and approval of the former, hopefully next president of the united states, donald trump. now, let the caravan begin its journey, this is only the starting point. the caravans from biden with harris are leaving in different directions, those who don't like trump are turning left to the green candidate, jill stein, her..." rating is low - 2%, but in the current tight race , even tenths of a share can decide everything. this is not just genocide - it is an expanding war that supports genocide. the israeli occupation forces are not just bombing and destroying gaza, they are expanding their genocide to the west bank. all

volodymyr zelensky, delivering his victory plan, said that it's not about exchanging territory for peace. the fear is that, even if ukraine gets desperate enough to sit down and talk to vladimiris that it will be temporary and russia will restock, resupply its forces and start again until ukraine is gone as a nation state. when giorgia meloni became prime minister of italy, at the head of a party called the brothers of italy, there were fears right across europe about the rise of the far right. and yet, during these last two years, miss meloni has proven herself to be remarkably pragmatic. and britain's labour prime minister, sir keir starmer, has visited her and come away full of praise for italy's progress on irregular migration. but in italy itself, she's been far more right—wing in her policies. now there's a new law against having children with surrogate mothers, passed with giorgia meloni's full agreement, which critics say is aimed at italy's lgbtq community. for more details, i contacted sofia bettiza, who's now the bbc�*s gender and identity reporter, and previously covered italy for the bbc. since taking office two years ago, she has surprised a lot of people by sor

zelensky himself, who, after the counteroffensive promised in the 23rd year failed, he declared that the counteroffensive plan was on the table of the enemy of ukraine, the president, the dictator of russia, vladimirin. therefore, in this if, where two know, as they say, a pig knows, and therefore, in this case, i do not see at all the need to hide something from ukrainians, i am more confused than others, that in fact such statements should not be made by the head of the president's office, but always by the press secretary on behalf of the commander-in-chief, because in this case article 106. of the constitution of ukraine, it clearly says , that the president cannot transfer his duties to anyone, in this case he transfers, transfers his duties to the head of the office yaermak, and this position as the head of the president's office is not in the constitution, nor in the laws of ukraine, it is only in the presidential decree, and in fact a person who has access to a document to which he should have access only. the commander-in-chief and a limited number of relevant ranks of the ministry of defense, the general staff of the intelligence service of the security service is held by a person who ha

vladimir vladimirovich with his statement about the change, well, the coming one, as... i understand, the concept of our possible nuclear response, has actually put an end to any plan of zelenskyh his discussions about what he can do there, because the answer seems to me to sound completely unambiguous: try, try to strike with a long-range strike, with that very jasm, because the respected editorial board has now quoted us with an attack, there 300 km, but jasm is 1.0, 1.200 km, hit, and we'll see if you can, cunningly-wisely, speaking in literate russian , if we're talking euphemisms, can you? this is poland, nodal points, where well, jeshev airfield first of all, where the houthis come, what we've been discussing here in the court for a long time, the washington post heard published, ruslan stanislavich, as far as i know, early in the morning or late at night a meeting began in the kremlin, at least colleagues, so to speak, and i myself... i live far away, but in general, so to speak, they saw the motorcade, i observed everything, so to speak, moving, so the situation is extremely tense, if, as they say, our leaders absolutely need to gather so early, as far as i understand,

as a white house believe vladimir putin should be there if he goes -- >> i don't have anything to share on either of those questions that you asked. >> on the call with zelenskyblic parts of it victory plan. i assume he is sharing with president biden but one of those elements is an immediate invitation ten nato. that the white house, present have a response? >> look, what i will and i've been very clear about this, we're going to let the ukrainians speak to the victory plan. that's their plan we will let them speak to it. what were going to continue due to show our support for the crane it on the battlefield as a continue to beat back russia's aggression. of anything else to share be on that, but we will let them speak to their plan directly. >> yesterday president biden talked about trump's rally in which he stood off on the stage and listen to various musical tunes and said the former president has quote snapped and become unhinged. can you elaborate what he's talking about there? does he have concern trump lacks the mental fitness to go back to the why. [inaudible] anything to that. the very clear on what he felt and saw and was sharing with all of you. i