the west cannot accept it.tern elite deny not only international sovereignty and international law, that her game and international law, that her game and it has all signs of appetite for despotism. they divide up the world into so—called civilised countries on the rest who, according to modern—day western racists should be modern—day western racists should be modern barbarians and savages. they call the whole nations and states this, and it is nothing new from the western elite. they are like this always. they are colonial and they discriminate against people in different groups, first, second, and so on. we never accepted this political racism and nationalism. it is a classic type of racism which is spreading out in the world, the notion of the west that its neoliberal civilisation and culture is an example for the whole world but it is not with us and against us. it sounds strange even in its historical crimes they are being blamed on someone else, demanding that all the people from different countries to sa

the west has rules that the west itself sets, then it changes it anyway.le to go crazy, because you sit down to play checkers with a person. and after two moves, it turns out that you are playing chess, and then it turns out that in fact, these are cards, yes. or chapaev, yes, but you can. the point is that these are concepts? is there a humanitarian policy of russia abroad? well, actually, too, strikingly western value. there also a. it is written that i swam we are for freedom of opinion, we support this, yes, we support sovereignty, that is, western values, and even in your document, therefore it looks about western values ​​and something like that, especially this freedom of speech freedom of expression . yes, we will talk about the lgbt community later, yes, and so on, but in terms of absolute tolerance, please, but i want you again, then to quote one of the respected presidents of western countries who believe that the cultural code is communism, fascism in one bottle. and that putin needs to be wiped off the face of the earth with this code, a littl

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the west is old out of afghanistan. it's not going to come back into that part of the was indian needs a strong, stable neighborhood. now, does that strong, unstable neighborhood also sometimes come at the cost of certain democratic principles? for me? i think that's a really complicated question that are on those. it is nationalists to will argue that, you know, security is more important than their full. this is ok. so i think it really depends on where on that line you stand. let's talk about what you're referring to, the russian invasion of your brain. in russia, it's termed as a special military operation. and i think in order to put that in into context, you know, have to go back to the previous round of confrontation. that is the cold war which selected the signing of the final house. and of course, in 1975, which were based on the promise of sovereign equality and this principle, the spirit of indivisible security. the spirit that was later abandoned in favor of the american lad had you on a piece. now i know fo

the west now a testifies that the west is not going with us peacefully the west does not accept coexistencen equal footing; in general , the united states does not even have such historical experience as a model of an equal and equal partnership within a multipolar world. this is contrary to their ideology. uh, the very opinion of itself as an exceptional nation and so on, therefore, ah, the united states is waging a war focused on the strategic defeat of russia, this war is more broader in nature than. accordingly, the ukrainian crisis should be perfectly understood and necessary in this connections. as sergei said alexandrovich look for vulnerabilities, including in the west and both intellectual vulnerabilities and material vulnerabilities. and uh, go on the counteroffensive. we are doing this in part with regard to the united states and in relation to. uh european union but probably uh. i would like this to be done more consistently and actively. i have to say it's a great game. this is generally a long game and it has been going on for more than a century, and , uh, the strategy of the

the west is weaker and isolated with cross sucking the wes miscalculations. i'm joined by my guest generally in new york . he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia in washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst, and america. ashley cross to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rolls in fact that music and jumping time he won. and i always appreciate let me go to michael in washington. first, let me, if you saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus on russia bit down the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. china is very much on in the news flow, taiwan. so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th to the russian center, no to diplomatic note to nato, into the united states. a do watch your step. i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about right now. you know, the nancy pelosi, i suppose, as we speak

but also to the west itself. yes, so we definitely see a resin ration dis, information at work, for example, the recent clip of another, up above the german foreign minister, where she's stated that she wants to maintain support for ukraine, no matter what her load is. that was used by her, by a pro russian media outlet to really, you know, like targeted german discontent. but however, i think we shouldn't overestimate the impact of fresh and digital this information . because it only works if there are hitting some discontent or a movements or opinions that are already present in the german population. so what we have to work on is resilience. also, you know, societal solidarity. and if we make that happen, and if we do that, well, i think we're able to fight off the russian just this information that kind of solidarity was of course, the goal of the german government when last weekend did announced its biggest relief package so far focusing especially on vulnerable citizens like pensioners, students, people who

so the, a divorce between the west and russia. now for some time, we did, the west has been wanting to cut its reliance on russian energy because sir, international system, what you want to have our symmetrical interdependence that you want other to be dependent on you, but you should be dependent on them. so again, russia's been dependent on western met, technologists, industries, transportation corridors, so banks, currencies, insurances, payment system, so across the board, one problem for the west us, we've been reliant on russian energy and was russian, our group, cultural and yes, i agree culture as well. so the, the problem now of course is by reducing or cutting reliance on russian gas and oil, or we actually her, to our, on the economists obviously because her in often would treat this idea that we're buying russian energy or some kind of a charity to rush about, of course this is if you want competitive industries in europe in the key ingredient is always cheap energy, so cheap energy resources to match it, metals and di

but the west, the seem to be more rogue. now, in, in the international it can the international economic system. so the rest of the world, china, india, in all facing possible threats to trade with sir russia. then our questioning, you know, is it safe to be, have us reply lines dependent on, in a western industry. some technologists is safe to use euros and dollars to swift to use their banks. they're starting to, you know, question all of this. and this is why the economic system, which has been sol centralized and western centric is now fragmented. so, you know, this should have been obvious. i mean, i've been warning since 2015, at least that this is their direction. we're moving and i'm sure that, you know, the european leaders are also aware of this, that this is the direction we're heading. but nonetheless, her, they only impulse now is to double down and we continue to do it even though, you know, there are consequences, keep piling on. that's actually a very interesting question. because a few years ago it was fashi

if you play along with the west, if you play along with washington, and that's why the west always introduces sections and tries to limit the countries participation in the global economy as a way to punish them for the recall centers or for that disagreement with the western wisdom and more and more countries in it's not just russia, but all the countries. major countries have benefited from globalization be china, india, south africa, brazil, many others, georgia, for example. they're all saying that, okay, you know, mobile economy is not the american economy. it's not for the american leads to grab it, it's for all of us and we all have to leave find a way of living in this world immune for respect, but also mutual benefit. we don't have to sort of yield all the advantages to the west. and one last thing i want to mention is that this idea of american hegemony, whether it's couch and a logical terms, or whether it's simply the pursued be very cynical pursuit of economic benefits. it doesn't serve the american people themselves because if we look at the social data in the united states in t

there are no particular channels of the west. the voices of the socialists are increasingly being heard, warning that we will drive putin into a corner if we do not make compromises. if we come to an agreement, then he can go to unprecedented steps this would be a clear indication of weakness and not the fact that in russia they can really dare to do something crazy, since the russians throughout their history have never done this do you think, dear james, how far can putin go in the situation with the temporarily occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, and is this a scenario directed purely against ukraine? is it still a big continental blackmail? it is obvious that they want the entire territory to be a safe zone from which they can inflict artillery and long-range missile strikes, and given the proximity of the nuclear power plant, any response from the armed forces will help putin in his intention to convince the west that it is ukraine, not russia, that poses the threat of a major nuclear catastrophes in zaporizhzhia. this is w

and what is the west if we are talking about the collective west, that is, the washingtons make decisions; there are the rest of the so -called golden billion, which thinks that it is the golden billion. all this is not so long ago. there are several decision-making centers in the world, in principle. yes, we recognize that washington still remains on this list for the time being, but this is moscow. beijing and there will certainly be other countries, because, uh, the position of both moscow and beijing is that everything belongs to the world, and not to the anglo-saxons , so they will have to swallow it, because, well, the americans still can’t, but to overcome, er, the historical process, and the historical process is like this. you can no longer rule the world, because you don’t have it, you don’t have the potential and, in general, no rights to it, what happens on the fronts, especially partial mobilization. let's discuss in our studio. now let's break for the news don’t go anywhere with both, we’ll explain everything a lot, we’ll tell you everything in as much detail as possible. he

but nevertheless, i think that putin is still trying to raise the stakes so much that the west todaygrees to a truce, so that the russian federation today established itself in those territories where it is located in order to postpone the conflict for at least the next year and then continue there, because today it is obvious that in the state in which they are , we see that even the mobilization is the so-called partial, which is carried out in russia it will not strengthen the federation in any way, and today the position of the kremlin and, accordingly, today everything is aimed at raising only to the absolute, but in fact, my personal opinion. i think that putin somewhere inside himself has already made a decision that he is ready to use nuclear weapons, but he is still restrained by two positions, firstly, he understands that today there is no general good will in the russian federation to stand up, the country is huge , despite the indicators of sociology that a is officially published, and secondly, he still does not fully understand what the west will do in order to , after

the so called collective west is at war with russia using ukraine as a proxy. the west has made it clear at once of russia that is weaker and isolated on the world stage. to date, these attempts have ended in failure. in fact, the opposite has happened. the west is weaker and isolated. ah, cross sucking the wes miscalculations. i'm joined by my guest generally in new york . he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia in washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst, and america. we cross to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rules in fact that music and jumping in time you want and i always appreciate let me go to michael in washington. first, let me, he saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus on russia bed down. the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. shine is very much on in the news flow, taiwan. so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th to the russian cen

he was really trying to turn the west's— he was really trying to turn the west's argument around.rmines the current world order creative after world _ current world order creative after world war — current world order creative after world war ii, the very principles that you — world war ii, the very principles that you can't invade your neighbour and take _ that you can't invade your neighbour and take land by force. what we heard _ and take land by force. what we heard here from the foreign minister of russia _ heard here from the foreign minister of russia was that he accused the west— of russia was that he accused the west of— of russia was that he accused the west of trying to destroy his country— west of trying to destroy his country and fracture it. in his narrative _ country and fracture it. in his narrative was that nato had been encroaching on russia's borders, that they— encroaching on russia's borders, that they had tried to negotiate for years— that they had tried to negotiate for years over— that they had tried to negotiate for years over eastern ukraine through the m

the, for the west, it's important to, for them for the west to kind of ask themselves what the west perceives as a bigger threat. is it russia, these are the ukraine and what that means for western europe, or is it china and the economic threat that china opposes to the entire western order? and i think that's a conversation that's probably taking place in the corridors of london and washington and, and where have you up there is obviously an urgent need globally for some sort of an impasse or an end to the conflict between russia and ukraine. and i think that's what we saw, even the un chief speak to mr. brewton recently. and, and that's from a humanitarian perspective. leave alone, the strategic and the economic and the conflict that's from the perspective of, you know, food supply chains or energy supply chain impacting ordinary people like you and me . a, so there is an imperative. now, you know, so dying this up with the a, c o and with g 20 and a country like india, which is sort of wanted as a partner by both sides because of the economic potential that india brings to the table. i thi

translation: iii as he issued this threat to the west. tuna/mom- west. translation: if the territorial _ west. translation: if the territorial integrity - west. translation: if the territorial integrity of - west. translation: if the territorial integrity of our i west. translation: if the - territorial integrity of our country is threatened then to defend russia and there were people we shall of course use all means at our disposal. i am course use all means at our disposal. iam not course use all means at our disposal. i am not bluffing. course use all means at our disposal. iam not bluffing. it disposal. lam not bluffing. it comes on the day five british nationals have been released from russia and held part of ukraine so we will ask what president putin's strategy is. also, energy bills for businesses will be cut by about half their expected levels as the government steps in with a multi—billion pound support package to try to keep them afloat. there are some welcome _ to try to keep them afloat. there are some welcome bits _ to try to keep them aflo

juliet phillips, bbc north west tonight manchester.nced by the government. the move could save people around 30% on the average fare. mairead smyth has more from huddersfield. the price cap comes in from tomorrow, in fact, here in west yorkshire. that's because of a deal that's been struck by the combined authority mayor. she's been working with the combined authority to try and bring in that reduction in single fares going to £2 from tomorrow. it should save people around £1.50 per singlejourney. a similar scheme coming into effect in greater manchester tomorrow as well. the single fare again, £2 for adults, just £1 for children. but here in huddersfield, the change has been largely welcomed. to me, it is a no—brainer. there is no point in taking the car and then paying for parking fees and everything, and so, to me, obviously, the cost of living and the fact it is saving money at the end of the day. right now it is costing us really too much - so if it is going to cost us £2, not more than £2, i that would be really amazing. it is go

in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's . the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, ah, ah . today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies quitting russia. design soon. thank you. this client atm console, blantan banks disconnected from the international payments system. functional puppy juvenile donna and euro exchange rates followed minneapolis sellable up by nickel the more so so i would know what the committee met, the bulk of the bill on that is the current. can you say, i don't know what you're seeing with almost volume and russian business overcome this song? c. yeah, i bought it to the nazi to huddle. she's tremendously just me don't plus voice bullshit. nash, a productive notches, steel nash, a mere bull. what i see, i put themselves when you come, when you with the go to you got any of your mind or did not, but i, she's ok. so i need to ask you to cost to get the group when you on yesterday

an enemy to nato, to the west.se, boris johnson went several times to kyiv himself. he said he was a friend of president zelensky. do you sense the same determination and level of support from the new prime minister? iimagine so. i think it's one of the few things that unite the country, and she's been advised to stick with it. she certainly said she's going _ to raise defence spending hugely. and this has not been factored in. this incredible borrowing, she's going to raise it to 3% gdp. if she's going to borrow and bust, she's going to on behalf of ukraine. good to talk to all of you. polly, stephanie and latika, thank you for being with us. that is it from us. thank you for watching. dateline will be back next week same time, same place. goodbye. hello. it's set to get colder for all of us over the next few days, although that said, lowest temperatures likely to be sunday morning. with light winds, we could see a touch of frost in some rural parts to begin the day, a few mist and fog patches, too. they will quic

west.to live. leave us alone. and that's why we should protect our people. we should protect our land. we should protect russia as a state, and we should protect russian people. because... you... you, not me, you are moving your military infrastructure to our borders. to our borders for decades! you are threatening us, our country, by nuclear bomb, by some weapon. you are sending weapons to ukraine. you are threatening to my people in magadan, in yekaterinburg, in moscow, you, west, not me threatening to you. russia is not a threat. russia is a peaceful country and we are going to protect our borders. that's clear. mr popov... this isn't a question of you being forced to listen to the west. it's a question of whether russia is prepared to abide by international law, when it comes to the question of illegal annexation, when it comes to the question... no. ..0f violating the rules of war, by bombing civilians, civilians in the land that you hold, by digging mass graves to bury them. ..happy t

and the west had trouble understanding this.hink we misunderstood gorbachev and what was happening just as we misunderstood okay yeltsin in 1991. hashem: pavel, gorbachev said is what it was about time to pull out from afghanistan and many thought this was going to reshape foreign policy. now, putin is launching a war in the ukraine and many are saying this is just exactly what gorbachev feared. which was an expansionist policy that would threaten the very stability of the international order. guest: well, i would say when the russian-afghan almost a decade of war began, we were actually lucky. regards, instead of going to war with nato and europe, we went into afghanistan. our nose bled and then we went out, and it was clear that we were not ready for a big war. this time, again,, more than 10 years russia was building up its , armed forces for a big war in europe. then they sent them into ukraine believing that they'll overrun it very swiftly and that's what the pentagon and many in the west believed too. but that did not happ

and to see that as a model and so on, the west understands of the people, the west understand that they no longer can be the sensor. then we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism and for that for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american century, we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now. gentlemen, that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my gets in college with that and assemble. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember crossel? ah ah ah ah ah, ah good. yet the bill girl i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of the of the below for why in the few say i won't go approach and it means i want this best with this one. me not for you. awesome scale. paul. slowly so long the name with a nuclear power plant comes on to a fresh round of ukrainian shell. according to local officials. with homeschooling, they want the reactive well inspectors from the i a remain on the fight to rush and diplomatic work because it confirms killed along with

the west understands of the people the west understand that they no longer can be the sensor. then we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism and for that for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american century, we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now. gentlemen, that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guess and cali with that and assemble. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember crossing ah ah ah ah ah, what he may have putin arrives in rushes far east to visit the vos, dogs, 2022 military drills. of course, for all these that is one of the ship's main artillery batteries the a 190. it's effective against other c targets as well as air targets and a pack such a punch that we're not even going to be able to be on this deck when it fires. italians are barbecuing the unpaid energy bills to protest against the gas and electricity prices which have risen to historic size proposal to give aid of 15 percent when we have increas

and to see that as a model and so on the west understand that it's the people, the west understand that they no longer can be the sensor that we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism. and for that, for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american center? we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now gentlemen, that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guests in college, but that and it is symbol, and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c a next time. remember crossing ah ah ah i think you've got the stuff that we've seen we've been in which exceptional little was recently merchandise to move center of chicago and then also the move quickly putting out the so please the summer. thank with, if i have a slope, is vanya do you do? chevy is often yeah, you're on national and i don't know that would put on some with oh no, but i learned montoya, they knew ya will look at least the, the new school sheet on when you had them. my review, my auto bought. yeah. which in that

and martin does is a complete lack of trust and faith in the west. any more, i mean, using the, the dollar, it's a weapon. i mean, it's one of the stupidest things i've seen in my lifetime and that you, you should cherish that as the global theat currency. but no, they denigrated, people don't want it. why get involved in these institutions where you could be held hostage to look what they did to venezuela's gold for goodness sake. all right . it seems to me that china has learned very rapidly what the, with the, the, the west, under the leadership of the u. s. will do in the case of ukraine and china's learn what to do and what not to do, and they're prepared. one thing, i will say the russians have repaired for what had happened in ukraine, and i truly believe the chinese are prepared. i don't see anybody in washington, other than bluster being prepared, go head martin, you know, showing off repair and when they haven't, but for a long time because they've seen from the offset this relationship between the western china and his limits. i mean, the

what is happening in the west? in fact, if you look at the last quarter results in india, the economic growth is called being point 5 percent fall victim. look at the rest of the wars. it's, you know, negative economic growth in england, for example, in the recession is almost stretching us. several countries of europe. lot of the last, what is countries of europe. but india, as i pointed out, caught being point 5 percent colombia growth and a large chunk of back in, based on the fact that g links between russia and very strong russia is supplying not only oil ad below market prices, but the payment of that entire oil is being done in rupees, rupert agreed, rather than in dollar audio audit, you know, any other competency. so that is again, very important. be linking all those for you to bill on. for example, between china and russia, the you want to know doable. got in seeds always put on the us dollar so that is weakening the american dollar and strangling these future currencies of asia and, and russia. so i thi

all the areas where russia has been dependent on the west. oh, it's kind of relied on trust that is a, in a using western technology banking system. all this had relied on, not just the russians trusting the west, but what we're now seeing is, after this sanctions and cutting off trying to destroy the russian economy, the rest of the world is looking at the west, knocked, you know, with admiration about their standing of principal, but the west, the thing to be more rogue now in, in the international it can be international economic system. so the rest of the world, china, india, in all facing possible threats to trade with sir russia than our questioning it. always it's safe to be have us reply lines, dependent on in a western industry. some technologists is safe to use euros in dollars to swift to use their banks. they're, they're starting to, you know, question all of this. and this is why the economic system, which has been so centralized and western centric is now fragment thing. so, you know, this should have been obvious. i mean, i've

so it's, it's not a great time for academics in the west. i'm afraid i know that your politics and geo comics as your primary academic interest in your area uh, expertise in you for many years and been following on russia. i use of energy for its economy as well as in trade with other countries. we are speaking just days after gas from suspended all its gas supplies to europe, siding, technical more functions on the north stream one pipeline. what does that mean for both sides? well, this is sir. another step in the complete breakdown, i think of the entire international economic system. but it also says the important component of this search, the divorce between the west and russia. now for some time, we did, the west has been wanting to cut its reliance on russian energy because sir international system, what you want to have our symmetrical interdependence. that is you want other to be dependent on you, but you should be dependent on them. so again, rush has been dependent on western and technologists industries. sir. transportation corri

the so called collective west is at war with russia using ukraine as a proxy. the west has made it clear at once of russia that is weaker and isolated on the world stage. to date, these attempts have ended in failure. in fact, the opposite is happened. the west is weaker and isolated with cross sucking the wes miscalculations. i'm joined by my guess generally in new york . he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia in washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst, and america. ashley cross to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rose in fact that music and jumping in time. he won. and i always appreciate. let me go to michael in washington. first me week soft. my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus in on russia, but out the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. china's very much a in the news flow, taiwan. so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th, the russian said to k

in fact, the opposite is happened, the west is weaker and isolated. ah, i cross sucking the wes miscalculations. i'm joined by my guest generally in new york. he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia in washington we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon, seniors security policy analyst, and america. we crossed to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross that roles and the fact that music and jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to michael in washington 1st. i mean, if you saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus in on russia bed down. the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. shine is very much on the in the news flow. taiwan. so michael e is go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th, the russian said to know to diplomatic note, to nato, into the united states, say, do, what's your step? i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about rig

that has support from the west to russia is fighting the collective west, as he said so inside russia now, the elite, the political elite and the propaganda, the tv shows they are telling the story that actually russia is fighting the collective west that wants to destroy russia, but you know, i think you shouldn't be ashamed of that? this is a war of aggression russia marched into an independent sovereign state which is ukraine without any any reason to do so apart from taking in that country because of, you know, like aggressive intentions so i think it's only fair then to come to the aid of that country that is defending itself. but are you advocating that we go even further? well, i think we should be very firm in our mission and our mission is that we are defending a democracy that was aggressed by an imperial power. so now, you know back off and say, oh, the russians were portraying this battle of you know, like the west against us. well the truth is, you know that you're helping a country that aggressed by russia, there is exactly one nation that started this war and that is ru

of course, it's completely rejected in the west. i don't want to waste our time on that, but they always reject reverend. did they don't like ok, but it's, it's a, we've been following the military operation, but now now the political dimension is coming in to play it, please explain to our viewers, the importance of these boats. go ahead. ah, well, and the importance is so far when russia went into a, it was a special, it was to find a special military operation and it was supposed to then liberate process the us from the ukraine over the us, the war dr. song, obviously, and the resources put into this, the cost, the increase on russia as well in the states will increase as also by russia recognizing this for territory. fessler guns that goes on and are as a part of russia is huge implications for one. russia will have to devote a lot more troops to defend its own soil. again, i know many people all say critical, especially the west was not really russia. you can. well, if ross has recognized as russia from the russia legal standpo

do you think the west takes that seriously? because i mean, you can be more emphatic than saying it right out loud. glenn. well, i think the very important question because this is a so called the question whether or not to this is a nuclear bluff on behalf of russia. i think the reason behind the questioning is because the west and russia, from my perspective, appeared to escalate differently. if you see the way the west escalates, it tends to embrace the sim salami tactics. it takes those thin slices gradually, and this is how it's escalated. well, russia tends to take this in a hold on and take this big leaks if you will, for if you want to take it from 2014 after the west, or an coupling coverage president, a coach in kid. and then we saw in russia took a big step, it took back to korea and also supported don't boss. but then, and we saw nato play this incremental, a gradual escalation in which they refused to implement means that they didn't say we then it said openly just that they've been pushing, keep to do anything. an

in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, the ah, the the moscow negotiations between the u. s. i saw you carry on france had stalled. because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. and despite the absence of a formal agreement, it was given to understand that he was free to act in the east and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in $925.00. that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call. and the europeans understood that in some ways. mm. poland. 2 was preparing to invade the u

west, i completely agree here.no hegemony, and the current general assembly will once again prove this. bolsonaro has already joined , other leaders who are not hostile to the united states, have spoken and stated that they do not support the course of sanctions ; from hegemonic ambition, the united states has not given up and they think they will not give up for a very, very long time. if not if at all, but from the point of view of the united states , it is necessary first to defeat russia and withdraw it. of the great powers, then china will be left face to face in an unfavorable environment. and this will make it possible to radically change the balance of power in the direction of the united states and the collective west against china, but, firstly, it will not be possible to take russia out of the game. secondly, of course, the factor of other countries, because, today, the global south has ceased to to be simply an object of world politics. it has become a full-fledged subject of world politics, which was n

the west understands of the people the west understand that they no longer can be the sensor. then we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism. i am in for that for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american century, we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now. gentlemen. that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guess and cali with that and assemble . and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember crossing ah with ah ah ah, to russian diplomatic work, as a confirmed, killed along with 5 other people in a suicide bombing outside moscow's embassy in the afghan capital couple 10 years supreme court confirms the election of william root. so is the country's president, after weeks of deliberation, rejecting an appeal by his rival for the top post politicians and leading e u countries called the lifting of anti russian sanctions. as a euro slumped to a 20 year loan as the backlash of european restriction. also bizarre.

and to see that as a model and so on the west understand that it's the people, the west understand that they no longer can be the sensor. then we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism. and for that, for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american century, we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now gentlemen, that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guess and cali with that and assemble and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember cross up with ah, with the, with just open the window or new them move it in, just let me know. and i still know a lot cheaper than what some of them must. all those estimates wanna go on amazon or not. please can sell mazda on a thumb candle vehicle. i just wanted to follow up to the shop for hold and would lose a quote to move decides im lash louis deloney city. so alcohol willing driven enough, but all it was wondering was, we've got new to lou, you put on the really, you took a symbol and you talk a little bi

is always dangerous the unity of the west helped destroy the soviet union , this unity of the west willefinitely help ukraine win this war, and it will be on such a political basis. not always as you and i would like. well, it's still drawing the general line of the west together with america against russia, it's necessary to do everything politically so that it is preserved by the majority within the request and it is still preserved ah, if there is a certain connection between the italians and the elections in italy, it is necessary to talk about it. there are political parties that do not even renounce their ties with russia. and this is a danger. we need to pay attention to this, but so far the majority of the political majority in the west is stable. and there is use of ukraine, well, let 's talk about two european countries, poland and germany, yes, they are two countries in the european union, but at the same time, berlin and warsaw have, you know, such different views on many questions, warsaw gives practically you know how to say that weapons help us as much as possible. berlin

we stop fighting, will the west will the west respond? i think the answer is there on ukrainian side, and they of course will say no, they couldn't say yes after all this answer yes. so what will be the next step? i think there are several scenarios. in one scenario, at least, it's there to make this technical use of nuclear weapon and then was so this poor guys mobilized and russia gold, chill, this very tory where will be kaos and death and i don't know desperation and to make this better and i can only say what the chancellor were so the chancellor said, we will not accept this. this is not how it's going to work that russia says ok we, we are occupied the territory we wanted to occupy. and now let's talk and we keep what we have. that's not how it's going, it's how it's going to work and i, i think it's not how it should work because what's the message them? whatever territory russia in the future will say it will take, it can take them because that's what we're saying. and i don't think the europe can agree to this, and i don't think