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this nigerian medical student was based in west ukraine. 0n medical student was based in west ukraine i was begging. the stopped from body above i was beninu. .., stopped from body above i was beninu. .. ., , begging. the official literally looked in my _ begging. the official literally looked in my and _ begging. the official literally looked in my and said, - begging. the official literally looked in my and said, onlyl looked in my and said, only ukrainians, that is all. if you are black, you should want. another nigerian was this doctor, a surgeon and university lecturer who lived in ukraine for almost 1a years. when he arrived at the ukraine border with poland, they were pushed to the back of the queue. the temperature was freezing and there was no shelter. ~ ,., , ., , shelter. when some people allowed to _ shelter. when some people allowed to complain, - shelter. when some people allowed to complain, they l shelter. when some people i allowed to complain, they said we are allowing only women and children to pass. we said there are black women and children here. we were the last

ah, with it less than 3 months, the west you pre narrative has been turned on its head. ukraine is not waiting it steadily losing. the west is not unified in back divisions or wide me. the russian economy is weathering, massive sanctions. western economies are in trouble. who will blame 1st role in these do some as mr. well in front of them will be awesome. new people feel more lovely deal with a new one with a little bit of all of the 3 of the little boys will did. it was one it one ah, since the break away of the doughnuts, people's republic was being ranging and don't boss. ukrainian. artillery has been shelling civilian townsend, mining villages to love it best. you're in there, joseph. when you so sleep come out with milly. okay. and so on february, the 24th 2022, russian launched a special military operation. it's goal is to free ukraine from ultra nationalists units as or any of that. for example, actually a video via ftp you said you, i guess not sure. but i figured you were still very odd. i knew from inside. yeah. he's a georgia legitimate study guy was there, she shows that

west is getting more desperate. i think they see russia winning this war in eastern ukraine. so far, the economic sanctions against russia have not heard russia. in fact, the rubel is now record highs. meanwhile, it seems like the sanctions of backfired on the west. i don't see how europe can refuse russian oil. i mean, maybe they could try to be less dependent on it, but the fact is it's the closest oil supply. so this is an insane move by europe if they do this. and i think a lot of leaders there in the population know it. i think they know that their political future is probably on the line, but again, whether they will follow what they know is uncertain and over to american are where 19 children have been killed at a massive shooting. that's in elementary school in texas. officers, i believe, to a shot and killed the suspects. 18 year old. a salvador ramos instance has once again highlighted the deep divisions in the country over gun controls with president biden, calling for a tough, a stance against the powerful gone lobby. as an issue, we have dash win in god's name. we

it's been ten weeks of war and russia is still attacking ukraine from east to west.missile strike. moscow is boasting of its success, filming as it fires on its neighbour. it says it is targeting supply routes for weapons from the us and europe, but it's hitting far more than that. so the european commission wants to ramp up the pressure on moscow. is proposing that eu countries and russian oil imports, though not gas. the commissioner said vladimir putin should pay a high price for his brutal aggression.— should pay a high price for his brutal aggression. today, we are addressing _ brutal aggression. today, we are addressing our _ brutal aggression. today, we are addressing our dependency - brutal aggression. today, we are addressing our dependency on i brutal aggression. today, we are - addressing our dependency on russian oiland, let's addressing our dependency on russian oil and, let's be clear, it will not be easy because some member states are strongly dependent on russian oil. but we simply have to do it. so, today, we will propose to ban all russian oilfrom s

the west ukraine propaganda machine has begun to crack. the reality on the battlefield is at odds with the tightly guarded messaging bed to western publics. a few courageous voices say the obvious ukraine should negotiate now, while it still has something to negotiate with. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, glen deason and also is a professor at the university south eastern norway as well as other of the new book usa phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine switch off. he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations, originally across stock rules and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want . and i always appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biding ministration has in ukraine and, and de facto nato's goals. the washington post a published an article about volunteers, n

ah ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, russia launches new air strikes on the viv in west and ukraine. the strikes cause power cuts in the city that's become a haven for refugees from the countries east. meanwhile, ukrainian fight to say russian forces have renewed their results on the steel plant . in the received city of mario, also coming up, germany's opposition lead out frederick meds travels to ukraine to assess the destruction. the chance that olaf shoulds has been criticized for not making the trip and upheaval in the u. s. on to the supreme court signalled it could roll back abortion rights. how dare that? how can they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body? vice president, while the harris condemns a draft decision to strike down versus wait and down to find them abortion rights protest or help with ah, marina muhammad, welcome to the program. equating authorities say russian air strikes the targeting live with several blasts. cutting power, add water supply to parts of the western city coast to the polish border railway stations across the center and w

close to the polish border. several railway stations across the center and west of ukraine have also been hit. plumes of smoke rose above the vin, after several explosions were heard, lives, mayor said the strike his electrical substations. the city has so far been spared from the conflict with only a handful of strikes, hitting severely and military infrastructure. this is the start of russia's invasion. meanwhile, ukrainian fighters say russian forces have launched a renewed assault on the as of salt. feel pont in mario apple. some residents were evacuated during a brief ceasefire that thousands more are still trapped there. faith at last. after weeks, under constant attack, these people have escaped the odds of styles, de bland, ukraine's law stronghold in the besieged city. of mighty or bold. many i even tears recounting stories of porto really would you mind because you can't imagine how scary it is when you sit in the shelter in a wet and damp basement which is bouncing, shaking van viva, able to go outside. i saw the sun for the 2nd diamond 2 months, but while doesn't have mad

so to speak, they did not miss everything that they need to do to form a certain public in the west. ukraineot work. clearly obvious. but i say again, it depends on the program far from investing. there in the eyeliner they said sanctions. and while my comrades were speaking here. i think, let me see what is happening in this poor impoverished russia, what is happening with the energy companies. you represent income is bloomberg more precisely, i came up with it, yes, they predict the income of energy companies. companies from the sale of russian oil and gas at $ 321 billion in 2022 russian energy companies have not developed as well as under us sanctions, so i want to add know i just i will finish. i want to urge all our viewers not to waste their nerves on the sixth stake in the ussr, but to wait for the release of the brand new seventh. i think, well , in other u, so to speak, spheres of the economy of the russian federation, but you just understand, you can endlessly discussing events there. yes, there are sanctions. let's, let's appeal with numbers, how it all affects the economy of thi

west continues to pump weapons to ukraine. this week, the house of representatives of the us congress approved the law on the supply of military equipment for the independent, a similar decision was made in the german bundestag. deputies voted for sending heavy weapons to ukraine as of april 21, germany has already delivered to ukraine 2,500 anti-aircraft missiles, 900 anti-tank grenade launchers with three thousand rounds of ammunition, 100 machine guns, 15 bunker launchers with rockets, 100,000 hand grenades, 2,000 mines, more than 16 million rounds of ammunition for firearms. from assault rifles to heavy machine guns on april 26, at the us ramstein air force base in germany, it was decided to transfer 50 cheetah self-propelled anti-aircraft guns to ukraine on april 28, the bundestag voted for a document calling on the german government to expand and accelerate the provision of heavy weapons to ukraine, we are talking about tanks leopard bmp puma and tiger helicopters and other types of modern weapons, the united states is r

it is known that the russian armed forces or at least seven traction substations in the west of ukraine, it is clear that father's blows. uh, well, it’s not so easy to break up this entire transport network, but with a systemic fire impact, well, a kind of cumulative effect will arise when the supply rate will inevitably fall during systemic strikes and even from the point of view of the operation of all ukraine’s systems will create serious traffic problems. that is, some trains could not occur, certain congestion occurs, that is, the throughput will decrease to disable the railway infrastructure and high-precision caliber missile weapons are used to cross the crossings. in extreme cases, the iskanders. in addition, su-24 bombers are able to cope with such tasks. russia knows the routes for the supply of nato weapons and, as has been emphasized more than once in the russian foreign ministry and the ministry of defense. any convoy with foreign weapons on ukraine will become a legitimate target for our military. the collapse of the green idea in another way and you can’t say europe retur

and russia has launched new stripes against the city of the v f in easton ukraine in west of ukraine. i'm sorry, the city's mayor says explosions knocked onto power in some areas and injured to people. meanwhile, ukrainian fight to say russia has launched a new assault on the steel plant in the besieged city of mario pope. and that's it from me and the news team of finance coming up next, a documentary about the free port system of storage, valuable items in the duty free warehouses. after a short i'm got office in berlin from me and the news team here. thanks for where natural spectacle improve the world. the return of the spiky yellow with louse will ensure the survival of the entire ecosystem. ah, one of the many success stories from a bastion of biodiversity. colina stores may 20th on dw. ah.

but in general, while ukraine is afghanistan for europe and for the west. well, ukraine.nistan in a cube also for itself, but for grandpa borel herself, in general, today it gushed amazing, and by its absurdity of statements, and maybe not absurdity, and another remarkable statement that he made today is that it turns out that the european union strongly supports the entry of finland and sweden into nato, uh, that is, it turns out igor yuryevich the european union already became the ultimate accessory. nato may, in general, need to uh, so to speak, formally end the so-called common foreign defense policy of the european union will already agree that nato is the whole point. yes, because it is openly stated that the european union interested in what the united states is doing in order to solve the european union, in general, any. eh, the beginnings of his own subjectivity. no, i recalled the famous soviet poster, when a soviet soldier takes off his mask from a ram and suddenly sees a wolf's face there, well, and the appropriate call to action, as it were. and so it is toda

i'm peter lavelle, the west ukraine prop again, machine has begun to crack the reality on the battlefield is at odds with a tightly guarded messaging bed to western publix. a few courageous voices say the obvious ukraine should negotiate. now while it still has something to negotiate with. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, glen deason, and also he's a professor at the university south eastern norway as well as author of the new book usa phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine, so he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations, originally across stock rules. and in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biting ministration has in ukraine and, and de facto nato's goals. the washington post a, publish an article about volunteers, not not a regular army, but volunteers i

of course, one of the ami and as if is in live in west ukraine, he told me what more we know about presidency. lensky is claimed that ukrainian fight as a pushing back russian troops. well, these 4 villages around harkins might not seem so significant, but keep in mind that harkey is ukraine 2nd largest city. it was a very important city before the war broke out. it's been under constant bombardment by russian forces since the beginning. and what we're seeing here is in ukrainian terms, what they hope to be a mirroring of what we saw in key of the capital city, where the russian forces had almost completely surrounded the city and then were pushed out village by village until they completely retreated. now why harkey is so important there if there was a 2nd pushback of russian forces around harkey is because it's in the east, but it's not part of the ardie russian occupied territories in the east. and as zalinski has already said before, he's offered a russia kind of ceasefire. if they would agree to go back to the territories that they already defacto controlled before the recent invasion. s

given that in negotiations _ ukraine in the west. ven that in negotiations everyone needs - ukraine in the west. given that in negotiations everyone needs to l negotiations everyone needs to concede something, what concessions can volodymyr zelensky safely offer to vladimir putin? that can volodymyr zelensky safely offer to vladimir putin?— to vladimir putin? that is the million dollar _ to vladimir putin? that is the million dollar question - to vladimir putin? that is the million dollar question right l to vladimir putin? that is the - million dollar question right there and i think it is really tough to say at this stage, because the other side, putin and the kremlin has really made no indications of anything that would be attractive to him, otherthan anything that would be attractive to him, other than the complete demeaning of ukraine. when those of the stakes, you really cannot even outline a position, because the other side wants to annihilate you. we appreciate your time. thank you for talking to us. the headlines on bbc news:

in less than 3 months, the west ukraine narrative has been turned on its head. ukraine is not waiting, it's steadily losing. the west is not unified. in fact, divisions are widening. the russian economy is weathering, massive sanctions, western economies are in trouble. going 1st i'm my name is frank from a research in philadelphia. got in the movement in age, 13 or 14 to we were violent towards those people because we believe there were this race. we were here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i talked to level life after, hey, is an organization that was founded by for a skinhead, neo nazi white supremacists in the us and canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out. is 2 parts to getting out of a violent extreme was the 1st part of disengagement which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is d. radicalization work belief systems ology are removed. it was very impactful. when someone fin

experience is heavy. shelly, as we heard and seen in that report all seen the video, actually a part of ukraine west in ukraine that still follows right to the spades from attacks is also coming on the more intensified attack. lately, with the most recent reported by the league of may or they of a water and electricity infrastructure being hit. however, if you look at the dumbass region, especially when you listen to the governor's day of the lou, hans can the don't you ask region. basically, these hardly any place left they were civilians can be a safe or feel safe. and in fact a govern off lance. pointed out, it's not just becoming really impossible to evacuate people from the lon screeching for example, but also just to remove a dead bodies from the street. so you can imagine, of course, that the situation there is very, very desperate for people, but not only they, obviously the focus has been also during the past weeks on model pull more of the steel plan there people remain trapped, but also in the city itself about $100000.00 people are still in that city that's heavily damaged every the 3rd

;00] ah, ah ah, is it w news lived from the end bratia launches new air strikes on the viv in west in ukraine. the strikes called power cox in the city, and if it's become a haven for refugees from across the country and ukrainian fighters say russian forces have renewed their assault on the besieged steel plant in the city of muddy old. so coming up, germany's opposition later friedrich meds travel to ukraine to assess the destruction counselor, all of sholtes is being criticized for not making the trip past furious reactions in the u. s. after the supreme court signaled a coup rolled back abortion rights. how dare they? how dare they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body? vice president combine. harris condemns a drop decision to strike down road the weight and balance to fight. as abortion rides protests are held across the country. ah, i'm rebecca writ is welcome to the program. those stories in just a moment, but we start with some breaking news and the european commission president has called all me you to ban oil imports from russia. from the lion has just addres

preparing for may 9 , ukrainian intelligence warns that putin may declare war and mobilize the west of ukraine, where there is a lack of care facilities for children with disabilities who is coming to the aid of the least protected ukrainians russian troops are advancing and trying to take the city of popasna in the luhansk oblast the fighting for azovstal in mariupol is also continuing this is reported the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine in mariupol, the russians are acting to support aviation. there were no offensives in other directions in the donbass, shelling continues, they are also shelling the cities and villages of the mykolaiv and kherson regions, and according to the analysis of the latest events, the bbc correspondent sarah rainzford, they struck in the middle of the night with what they hit the sirens they are still howling and in the daylight the ruins are clearly visible russia declares its high-precision missiles and purely military purposes it will never admit this but every day more and more lives are being destroyed in ukraine kramatorsk in the east lyudmila tel

export grain to europe they then took us away against the background of failed seed grain for the west ukraineransports through moldova and romania while there is an opportunity the kiev regime exports everything that is possible from the territory of donbass in just a week 10 trains with coal concentrate were sent and two scrapped zelensky somehow you need to pay for weapons from the west, a double benefit, in fact, ukraine, as all rubbish is dumped, disposed of, reloaded. and so she is very beautiful, lends it to ukraine. at the same time, they they understand very clearly that even if they fail, as they expect and say, at least about this, using the frozen funds of the russian federation for this, in any case, ukraine will remain indebted to them, and for all future times of its existence, in the meantime, it really counts on subsidies from the european union if it hits, but in the eu maud of foreign affairs of germany, but nalena burbak said bluntly in the near future. this will definitely not happen ukraine is part of the european home, but we do not know when this step can be taken and h

west is getting more desperate. i think they see russia winning this war in eastern ukraine. so far the economic sanctions against russia have not heard russia. in fact, the rubel is now record highs. meanwhile, it seems like the sanctions of backfired on the west. i don't see how europe can refuse russian oil. i mean, maybe they could try to be less dependent on it. but the fact is it's the closest oil supply. so this is an insane move by europe if they do this. and i think a lot of leaders there in the population know it. i think they know that their political future is probably on the line. but again, whether they will follow what they know is uncertain as return. now stop breaking used from texas, where 18 children have been killed at a must shooting as an elementary school. let's go live now to the u. s. and speak to our correspondent caleb moore, pin. so caleb, what's the latest you can tell us about this. horrendous shooting 18 people are dead. 18 of them are. ready school children, the shooter has also been killed now by law enforcement. from what we understand, the sh

the west ukraine propaganda machine has begun to crack. the reality in the battlefield is at odds with a tightly guarded messaging fed to western publics. a few courageous voices say the obvious ukraine should negotiate. now while it still has something to negotiate with. ah.

we're all things you consider 9 people about the west. ukraine propaganda machine has begun to crack the reality on the battlefield is at odds with the tightly guarded messaging bed to western publics. a few courageous voices say the obvious ukraine should negotiate. now while it still has something to negotiate with. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, glen deezen and also is a professor at the university south eastern norway as well as other of the new book usa phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine, so he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. originally crossed that rules and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want . and i would appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biding ministration has in ukraine and in defacto nato's goals. the washington post a, publish an article about volunteers, not, not a regu

the west ukraine propaganda machine has begun to crack. the reality of the battlefield is at odds with the tightly guarded messaging bed western public's view . courageous voices say the obvious range negotiate now while it still has something to negotiate a disdain, because the african and engagement it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground with ah, at least 3 people have been killed in the shelling of residential areas, including several schools in the city of dawn. yes. that's according to local officials who accused the ukrainian military or deliberately targeting civilians with weapons supplied by the you with an explosion that left to aid work is injured in the ukrainian city city of military pull. currently, under russian control was an act of terrorism, says the local administration. minority correspondent, witness the incident. i am now at the my little hotel in the center of the city where an explosion took place just 15 minutes ago. that left windows.

the company a little above all of the 3 of the global oswald you get those bullet one im for the west ukraine propaganda machine has begun to crack the reality of the battlefield as an odds with the tightly guarded messaging bed western public's view . courageous voices say the obvious rain should negotiate. now while it still has something to negotiate. with in spring 2022, europe began closing ports to russian vessels, one after another. they sanctions package bombs, russian flags vessels from entering you port belgium, bulgaria, mania. romania. lee announced that there would be close to russian ships. russian vessels carrying. guess i'll call a covers visor is similar decision was taken by canada, him later by the united states. ah ah ah, siberia is a very young nuclear powered ice breaker finishing touches completed. she leaves the baltic shipyard and set sail for her new home port of a shell. immediately get to work in the arctic ocean, leading marine convoys through the ice. for the promotion with dish. good promotional. believe mcdermott, i'm hoping for so long. are you local? sure. wh

it's a political wish of the west to support the ukraine against russia, and they do that on any cost. and looking at the 2000000000 retina and weapons, you have to check what they was having. they were sending the old weapons. so i don't know, for example, norway was sending anti tank to rockets, which were produced until 976. this is from the museum it's, it's quite simple and quite obvious that this is just the sponsorship for, for, for the weapon industry. it's not really about helping you create what helped us you crank it with, detain, weapons. that was that producing nearly 50 years ago, laughing officials have said that they are considering asking nato troops to use explosives to demolish a world war. 2 era monument to soviet soldiers in riga, the latvian capitals deputy mayor said that in response to a journalist, question about the possibility for such actions. this comes as love is, parliament has been preparing a bill that if passed would make mandatory the destruction of all monuments that it says, glorify soviet or nazi forces. the law expected to be passed next month. t

the west ukraine narrative has been turned on its head. ukraine is not waiting, it's steadily losing. the west is not unified. in fact, divisions are wide me, the russian economy is weathering, massive sanctions. western economies are in trouble. wiggling 1st.

the shimmer of effective interrogation for the west ukraine propaganda machine has begun to crack the reality of the battlefield as an odds with the type of arctic messaging bed western public's view. courageous voices say the obvious range negotiate now while it's still has something to negotiate. with breaking news on our g international leaders reach a tentative agreement for effects. the round of sanctions against russia, including a partial embargo on oil in port nato, accuses russia of undermining g agreements and says it will therefore no longer observe restrictions on stationing forces in eastern europe made the russian to arm of ukrainian military with foreign weapons, u. s. defense industry takes in half the profits with the net worth of manufacturers are rising by billions of dollars in recent month with.

it's just the national dogma of poland that , uh, east-west ukraine - this is an armchair of eastern poland, and after all, slutsky's yuzafapel they turned out to be accepted he wanted to at the versailles conference, because even for the west, uh, well, for lord kirzon, who he drew a line that did not suit him, that for the pilsunsky nothing he was an enfandrip. or he was simply not allowed to attend the versailles conference at all. so great were you to fight. he made a trip to kiev again dreamed of a trip to moscow, uh, the bolsheviks. hmm white, the army hit the rear of the bolsheviks. and that's the only reason why warsaw was saved then. and when you, then the white army, asked for help, he was a joke, he said that what else let them rot under the bolsheviks from the fiftieth, get up and get stronger. e during great patriotic war. we know that there were two armies, one that supported us and one that maneuvered all the time, but the trouble is more, it is sandwiched between germany and russia, as fate decreed, and all its ambitions lie in the east. that's at the expense of isco r

it's almost certainly not what the west and ukraine want to hear. but kissinger, as he always does, is speaking from the perspective of foreign policy realist seeking tangible results in favor of peace and not as the kind of idea law that tends to dominate the western foreign policy establishment. these days. journalist on former c, i analyst john curry, aka believe the fatal view crane will be primarily decided in washington and not on the bulk of i've always been troubled by things like the davos forum or the builder of forum, or the shangri la forum. it's always the world's richest and most powerful people hobnobbing with the world's most important politicians to take the truth, i think it's, i think it's a dangerous phenomenon because seeds are planted by the c. e o's of the biggest corporations of defense contractors in the minds of policy makers, americans, british nato, european union, australia. and i just think that it's a bad mix. i think that these, these worlds should remain separate and independent of one another. yet this is a very pop

by the end of the year, russia has launched new strikes against the city of even west and ukraine. the cities may, i says, explosion knocked out power in some areas and injured to pay. pope. meanwhile, ukrainian fine to say russia has launched a new assault on the steel plants in the safe city of maddie home. that's a news uptake this hour. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the next hour, but eco, india is up after a short break. i'm rebecca with ah, with who? ah, ego, india. oh. it feeds india's bread basket. the ganges. 50 percent of the country's green comes. but if basin, but green water is growing scarce, dim as of a research project is now helping farmers to better manage this precious resource. eco india. next on d w. oh, it's christian of whether the next crisis will come. but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaping tomorrow now, exploring opportunities for media professionals in times of crisis. the global media for june 2020 to get your ticket now. every day counts for us and for our planet. golden

ukraine. and i think nobody in the west wants start, and this is the only way to do that. as russia focuses on the east of ukraine. now, what conditions do you think will be most defining for the course of this war? very good question. the ukrainians, according to president zelinski today, and i think previously have set as a target the recovery of the land to a point before february the 24th president savanski said that today or hinted strongly after it and that will require ukraine to counter attack and retake land now just down the certainly doing that now in the car. okay, very cock it. now the 2nd cock, it is now out of russian artillery range and did you credit the threatening russian supply line? but of course, the key fight is in don't that ukraine is. i think it taking some some losses in terms of land making some, some regains. but it's, it's a very hard fight down. and right now, they not in a position to come to russian, sent home to one division, one battalion. yes, state took too many losses according to the credit. but to come back to your question, what you

assessments of what is happening in ukraine, and the former leaders of the dpg, oscar lan fountain, also calls. according to him, the cause of the conflict was that the west consistently ignored the legitimate demands of moscow. for 20 years, moscow has been pointing to that ukraine should not be part of nato. this means that american missiles should not be. placed near the ukrainian russian border, these security interests have been consistently ignored because the us and its allies are not interested in peace at all. they also say the leaders of the ruling party in turkey, the closest associate of the head of state, where bakhchili said that expansionism would only aggravate the conflict . sweden's accession to nato means the continuation of the war in ukraine in our opinion. this is a crime against humanity. we believe the membership of these two countries in the alliance is an untimely, unjustified and unnecessary development of events against the buildup of a military presence in eastern europe and the pumping of kiev with weapons , and in italy several hundred people came out on the streets of rome, people understand that further escalation will not

his wife and daughter are in west ukraine in relative safety. does he intend to bring them back anytime soon? yes, no. for now, i told him to wait a while longer. of course they wanted to come back, but it's better if we wait and see how events shape up and then decide how to move on from there. hundreds of thousands of fled from harkey like the other volunteers. the metro is anxious for his family to return home soon . they're all hooping their forces will prevail, that the russians won't launch another attack, and that they can eventually stop feeling for their lives. and for that to happen, europe needs to support ukraine even more. that is what raphael glickman, a french member of european parliament, has been tirelessly sang. cook's men is something of a european lobby for a wounded ukraine. and he's making a case for a european embargo that has been well politically charged. cutting off energy supplies from russia to the u. raphael glickman french member of the european parliament as a clear gender wherever he speaks. he's one of ukraine's

to other topics, the west continues pump up ukraine with weapons.he house of representatives of the us congress approved a law on the supply of military equipment for the independent , a similar decision was made and in the german bundestag, the deputies voted for sending heavy weapons to ukraine as of april 21 , germany has already supplied ukraine with 2,500 anti-aircraft missiles, 900 anti-tank grenade launchers with an ammunition load of 3,000 shells 100 machine guns 15 rocket bunker launchers 100,000 hand grenades 2,000 miles over 16 million firearms rounds from assault rifles to heavy machine guns on april 26, at the us ramstein air force base in germany, it was decided to transfer 50 anti-aircraft self- propelled guns to ukraine. on april 28, the bundestag voted for a document calling on the german government to expand it to expedite the provision. extremely heavy weapons, we are talking about leopard tanks bmp puma and tiger helicopters and other types of modern weapons the united states is ready to transfer to kiev third-generation abrams t

capacity of 200 javelins a year, gave ukraine already 6,000, that is, stocks will have to be replenished, as at least 3 years of arms supplies. with financial handouts, the westdeplete ukraine and lead this situation to the complete disintegration of ukraine as a state. the longer the negotiations mark time, the longer the conflict continues in the interests of those who provoked it, but it seems that the military itch is contagious, and it gradually spreads to other countries, for example, estonia, where this week, instead of parliament, they considered the initiative, and the nomination of territorial we do not recognize claims against russia and we do not recognize the occupation activities of russia in our territories after the tartu peace. this is a very clear statement of solidarity with ukraine and those who led this border treaty. i have no doubt. in this they sold themselves to the intelligence services of various countries, we are talking about part of the territory of the leningrad and pskov regions, which, according to the date of the 20th year of the last century, belonged to estonia. since the borders have not changed here over the past 100 year