soviets were not going to be a cooperative partner, that in fact they wanted to see germany and western europe sink into chaos, which would better help them the silicate their expansionist aims on the continent. so, marshall immediately when he came home plate in motion the plans to rescue restroom europe economic quickly, to try to integrate it and revive its production as quickly as possible so it would be able to provide for its own security and protect the political integrity of its institutions. >> give us a little bit of specifics as to what the marshall plan proposed and which country specifically to help. >> right, so, general marshall introduced the ideas that became the marshall plan. in general form in a speech at harvard university in june of 1947. the speech was, i should emphasize, very general. it didn't lay out specifics at the time and that was for a very important reason. in fact wo important reasons. first, he wanted the europeans tocooperate on a unified plan to revive their ecomy is. he didn't want there to be 16 separate naional shopping lists thawould be presented to the

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and historically, is an adversary of western europe, not of the united states, but of western europe, which as i said, is hard to take because strong the cold, cold war. and even after that, we tried, and for a while seemingly succeeded in establishing a relationship on more or less equal basis a place to canal mclee. they were cultural exchanges. there were some social interaction. why do you think we had due to being adversary's? well, russia has been having the relationships in the college from the columbus was europe for hundreds years. but it did not prevent us from being converse or is a well russian by the, by the faith of history, by uh, by nature uh, has been the open until forced to europe seems rusher and moved as a big power seems the beginning of the 16th century and, and the authors agreed that russia as a neighbor's europe is only one non european power, which has been able to defend. it's so very nice in international affairs. but the price which russia pays for that and to replace for that is the permanent of those scenario relationships, which is now pretty much in t

and for the last 500 years, actually around the western countries, western europe then joined western europe and the united states have been the strongest one rusher, was defending, it should be rain, t and russia was defending vigorously. it's right to take decisions on its own. a bar to jury only for very limited period, russian. soviet union has being a part of the international order mean has been strong enough to represent an alternative to the west. but i mean, there again are, we are coming back to either or a choice because from what i understand and maybe my knowledge of this, of history is limited, the soviet union, i still have this idea of our international lives. we're taking decisions together . i'm not meeting the only a few, the overlords were mine and everything like god knows which is ultimately the the western id and it's communicated pretty openly in this matter for over a shining city on a hill. it's not only shining, it's also enjoying resources from, from the rest of the globe for its own sake. well, as i mentioned and was representing a new toner chief, especia

, not of the united states, but of western europe fridge. as i said, it's hard to take because through all the cold, cold war and even after that we tried and for a while seemingly succeeded in establishing a relationship on more or less equal basis a place to come. normally, they were cultural exchanges. there were some social interaction. why do you think we had due to being ever serious? well, well, russia has been having because i relationships and colleagues from the columbus was europe for hundreds years. but it did not prevent us from being converse or is as well rational by the, by the faith of history, by uh, by nature uh, has been the open until forced to your seems russia and moved as a big power seems the beginning of the 16th century and, and the authors agree that russia, as each neighbors europe use only one non european power, which has been able to defend feeds. so very nice international fairs, but the price which pressure pays for that and to replace for that is the permanent of those scenario relationships. me, richard no

this news of radioactive cloud heading towards western europe is certainly scary news, but he also did talk a bit about the terrorist attack that took the life of the russian journalist loveland sitarski and the explosion that almost took the life of the russian officer is a har uh, pretty left and he said that these were carried out by kids with direct coordination from washington, no doubt helping key of assassinate civilians is a serious escalation on the part of the united states. now, russia's national security council secretary also spoke a bit about this never ending flow of weapons that the west has been sending to ukraine. specifically, these long range cruise missiles that the u. k has been sending over these missiles can be launched over a distance of between 250 and 1000 kilometers, which is really an enormous distance. the ukrainian military is also been using them to strike targets, civilian targets and milligrams people's republic. there already been a number of casualties including children among them as a result of the strikes, despite the fact that london promised tha

a 12 russian security chief claims traces of radiation that currently drifting towards western europe. off the depleted uranium, munitions were destroyed, and ukraine, inspection of the insurrection and f. b, i was a blow reveals on the cup of asians and the assets were present at the capitol hill riot. the reason though, for the agencies refusing to release surveillance bodies from that fateful day, they don't want to, i the, any of that guy was one of the program fucked in the club. see where you as a president, standing alongside fellow arrow bleed pen was to the 1st time in more than a decade. opposite volts on country was reiterated to the group permit, improving diplomatic time. the idea of updates on your top stories and this how is program, what on the international, it's a pleasure to have new so one person has been cables and full wounded off with the don't ask a public came on the ukrainian shelling several apartment blocks local hospital leaving a supermarket. we're here. let's get more of the details right now. i'll correspondent steve sweeney. has this report from the ci

you agree that the russian empire was to a greater extent a resource and military project of western europet remained because it received inexpensive gas , inexpensive resources, at the same time , the russian empire, that is, the sums were spent huge money in europe bought real estate, taught their children jewelry, luxuries as the luxuries say, the whole segment was bought by them well , it was very convenient to live with such a russia, but putin's political mistake was predicted putin's mistake led to the fact that europe refused to refuse from russian from russian gas from russian oil from various different services and as we can see. you can live peacefully without it . victoria, in your opinion, will understanding really reach people who are at the top of today's political processes are those without russia, which was a resource for western europe . well, it can be done and all this can be changed. the new world will be used in the eyes of those people who will make the most important decision today. that they do not need anything new to invent everything old as the world and the new

the kids must be in the western western europe driven in the netherlands. they are the fastest opponents of russia at the moment. they are criticizing everything, not only criticising, but they using solid works and we, we're calling wage in the most despicable ways, like we've arch they made. so how the process i can recall and the language in, in use face to face, my god, that there are not a bands, you know, so this is what i think he is referring to and a want to. so russia what to do for it says what to do will be my grand. so how that, but they have a problem themselves as a huge from youtube. then you go elizabeth to that, you know, a lot of the migrants. wow. yeah, they call it a refugee's, came to europe, specially during the day has around 2000000 the only from the syrian war asking people, and i really need to know the african people. they are us. i mean, the naming of russia where everything and actually what they blamed russia, what they're doing in themselves is ready. parliament has a balance to be a little bit with c, a years in prison. and

they're currently drifting towards the western europe. off the depleted uranium, munitions were destroyed in ukraine. inspection of the insurrection and f. b, i was a blow reveals on the cup of agents and assets were pressed into the capitol hill. right. the reason though, for the agencies refusing to release surveillance bodies from that fateful day, they don't want to hide the any of that guy was one of the programs back in the club. see where you as a president, standing alongside pedo, arrow bleep, and listen to the 1st time. and both in the decade upper, the bolt on country was reiterated to the group, submit, improving diplomatic ties. the idea of updates on your top stories and this ours program on, on the international. it's a pleasure, have you. so one person has been killed and 4 wounded officers don't ask for public and money. ukrainian showing several apartment blocks a local hospital, even a supermarket. we hit, let's get more of the details right now. a correspondent steve sweeney. has this report from the city of don't you

, not of the united states, but of western europe. which as i said, is hard to take because strong the cold, cold war. and even after that, we tried, and for a while seemingly succeeded in establishing a relationship on more or less equal basis a place to canal mclee. they were cultural exchanges. there were some social interaction. why do you think we are due to being adversary's? well, russia has been having cause the relationships and culture on to columbus was europe for hundreds years. but it did not prevent us from being conducive a well russian by the, by the faith of history, by uh, by nature, uh, has been the open until forced to europe. seems russia and moved as a big power seems the beginning of the 16th century. and then the authors agreed that russia, as a neighbor's europe used only one non european power, which has been able to defend aids. so very nice in international affairs. but the price which russia pays for that and to replace for that is the permanent, those scenario relationships. me, which is now pretty much i

we discussed the previous, the bits in the russia and western europe into the open. can change any of that because in the way it's a, it's a russian direct the russian move against this proxy use of power a by the west. well, uh the peoples to discuss what is, what was 1st russia west under the federal relationships and ukrainian conflicts as a consequence or otherwise, as you'll said. so i think of the add to the conflict to about ukraine isn't the same time, is the conflict of is the continuation of russian history, of course. and at the same time, the conflict about the future balance of power in europe. we. i believe that in many in your appointed united states, assume that the success afresh, or the successful accomplishment of the russian goals and ukraine will pull from the west in the very, very, very difficult position of growing russian power adviser to in europe was over a go to europe. uh so uh, but at the same time this is, this construct is about to for us and history, the bottom fresh and civilization, unfurnished, depression history is a oh say here,

so for them, the nationalism is okay, i'm do bringing nationalism is okay for the western europe. and this is one of the debris mon, but, and then a lender completely understanding between the russian investigator. i'm sure he may play out some of these disagreements here. and because i think the core purpose of the united nations, at least as an idea, is that to give a space for paint and patriotism of all countries. but also to postulate some sort of structure that allows you know, the differences, divergent interest of those countries to be solved out openly out in the open through los, through international legislation. but the emergence of proxy wars and various methods of, you know, accomplishing your goals through various methods is in fact the version of, of the united nation system. can we ever, at least come to a point when dealing out in the open is a preferred way of construing international politics? well, 1st of all, i think the, the, to the core purpose of the united nations as institutions was to integrate so between young and, and china, into the western dominate

but now we have, uh, russia positions against the entire west and not only western europe, but also the united states behind it with the, you know, combined power of, of the military's. so how do you in to the outcome of this conflagration? where do you think it's going and who do you think will ultimately emerge as if not the winner? because i think everybody is losing down, at least on top of it. yeah, we are losing the notion of that to the if you look, you know, security, isn't there any reasonable entity to something that is shared by with less than a restaurant, we haven't the outcome of space that is based on the 2 loans to the tab to the rest is together, otherwise, uh there is a confrontation with that to put the easily escalate. and the, and the, the news um there was news the scenario. and then the possibility of the survival for you, toyota piece, is to share the notion that we are in the same, the pastor of the security, we have to establish it. oh, worse for. or it's going telling you each other and the having the mutual security . and this has been done the, or the cave s

that's all the russian security chief claims . traces of radiation are blowing towards western europe. off the depleted uranium, munitions were destroyed in ukraine. and back in the club, a serious president stands alongside kind of our lead members for the 1st time in more than a decade off to his war torn country was re admitted to the group that improving diplomatic time. entirely algebra g 7, meeting in japan, china host central asian leaders, role and overall summit and the bolstering regional the cooperation, the tar cutting out the main street narrative. to give you a true picture of today's jo, politics. a lot of moving and shaking of the world today. so the former us president brock obama is among the 500 key american figures who roger is now banned from entering the country. in addition to politicians are the listing fluids, military officials, businessman and the so called a rooster phobic experts. and i noticed that the move is set to come in response to washington sanctions against moscow. and in particular, efforts to provide the russian john list, attending the un secur

the radiation cloud from the explosion of british shells with combined uranium is approaching western europech cities have already recorded a surge of radiation hypersonic attack on the image of the american military-industrial complex what losses did us military concerns suffer after the destruction of the patriot complex in kiev, bypassing the suez canal and western sanctions, when russia and iran can launch a new north-south global trade route. you are viewing the main weather program ya vadim zavodchenkov. hello, the global temperature will reach new records in the next 5 years, such a forecast was made by the world meteorological organization and the weather at the beginning of the week, as if it wanted to justify these predictions in moscow, it was hot, as if in july, of course, such weather is to rejoice, but it also has its drawbacks in most regions of the russian plain by mid-may, special fire regimes are already in place. on tuesday , the lipetsk, orenburg and kostroma regions added to this list. moreover, they continue wake up, the most annoying representatives of the russian faun

but now we have, uh, russia positions against the entire west and not only western europe, but also the united states behind it with the, you know, combined power, all filed the military's. so how do you in to the outcome of this conflagration? where do you think it's going and who do you think will ultimately emerge as if not the winner? because i think everybody's losing them, at least on top of it. yeah. we are losing the notion that to the, the new look, you know, security is on there in the least simple editor to do something that could shed like less than a restaurant. we haven't come on space. that means the 2 lounge. so that's kind of to the rest it together. otherwise, uh there is a confrontation with that to easily escalate and the, and the, the, the news news, the scenario and then the possibility of the survivors before you toyota piece to share the notion that we are in the same, the pastor of the security. we have to establish it, oh, worse for or it's going to totally get at each other and the having to mutual security. and this has been a done the for the case in many wa

their destruction led to the fact that the radioactive cloud headed towards western europe and an increase has already been recorded in poland. in addition, the united states is developing and already using chemical and biological weapons, including local authorities on the territory of ukraine. because of everyone forces are trying to convince people that there is nothing to be afraid of, but the footage of extinguishing military depots hints at the opposite emergency services. used a fire robot. apparently, in order not to risk the health of fireboards, as you know, the main radiation hazard from the combined uranus arises. if it enters the body in the form of dust , alpha-radiation flows from small particles that have settled in the esophagus and lungs provoke the development of malignant tumors on the shooting, you can see how as a result precision strike of the russian army over the arsenal. there is a mushroom cloud, apparently, it even managed to reach the upper troposphere. this was facilitated not only by the power of the explosion and the secondary detonation of shells, but also

now, one major ally off to another in western europe with gold rushes lot. i'm a person who is essentially a political prya, subject to interest for it by the international criminal courts. what do you think the russian president is thinking when he sees the kind of welcomes zalinski is, is guessing here in western europe a while on the one handwriting put in his word because the, the, you know, the criminal court document, you know, create difficulties for him. to move around and we know that was his case with south africa. you know, it's not to be able to, he can go or not. whereas the is key, of course, he's received a very wide company or a sort of in the way into some sort of western world. but i think for, for rush at this moment, this is, which is not really worry. i think what he's really worried now is to make sure that he gets the necessary support internally and also among his key online, you know, to help him succeed in the ukraine. i'm. i'm for him now. he's uh, sort of a strategic partnership. i wouldn't call it on the clear lines, but uh, sort

the germans from minsk wrote to berlin that in the transport that went to western europe in minsk there² for each person in the car? therefore, these benches appeared here. here is the place 0.47 we sit down. here and when either your family or your friends are coming, we are all here, we all sit down on this bench and understand. this is the feeling of the space of war. it is interesting that after the creation of the memorial, this square was called the waiting room, and what is the deep meaning? we go through the halls of memory wagons. there is no other way to the place where the footpaths are destroyed . there are no random details here. moments of hope are in every architectural element. here are concrete walls through the window, we still see a little bit of the sky, we see the crowns of trees, we we see the landscape. by the way, for those who were brought in and destroyed in trissen, the belarusian sky was the last thing they saw. this is the square of death, the end point. where people came from, they were already led to the firing squad. of course, this is a special place, be

obviously, those shells are not made in western europe normally. these ammunition places across western europe need to change over to sylvia-era ammunition, and this regulation is supposed to get them able to do that quite quickly. >> the united nations secretary-general has today called for an end to the conflict in sudan, which he called a power struggle between two people. he says that the country cannot afford this kind of destruction, not least because sudan was already in a desperate economic and humanitarian situation before violence corrupted on april 15. meanwhile, the united nations aid chief says humanitarian aid workers and facilities are continuing to be targeted, and the united nations is receiving reports of attacks of sexual violence against aid workers. despite the fact that a new seven-day cease fire is expected to begin tomorrow. >> smoke billowing from the khartoum skyline as fighting in the city continues. the sudanese armed forces and the paramilitary rapid support forces have agreed to a seven-day cease fire due to begin thur

danilov had in mind. no in western europe and i don't think he doesn't believe that there is such an ppetite in the western world to force ukraine to negotiate with russia at this moment or even in a few months football at least until the end of the offensive stage that's why there are voices, for example, former president trump, and everyone knows that he is, of course , on the russian left, if not serious , now a politician can be from western europe, too , so there are already such marginals, how to say well, as a marginal, he is the president of the usa and there are no former presidents of the usa, and he was yesterday nasinin seems to have spoken and he said that he refused to call putin a war criminal. what do you think of this interview of his? i don't know the debates, they were called that. trump is typical, as in political science they say what a kistocrat. that is , this is the power of the worst corrupt politicians that's why he is such an exemplary socrates, we hope it is all intelligent americans that he will never return to power in america , let's see, but even if so,

the use, a good circus for a policy which was pretty much full by the hip, so united states of western europe. so we will go back to those old phase where to kid that's decides on her own. that's rather decided on her part of policy. we a washington, dc russell is or london which will inevitably impact on relations between takia and roster as well as opposed absolutely. he has said this again, you know, a changing the policy 100 in degrees means we will do everything that we didn't do before and we will not do anything that we're doing right now at his last, in the last few days. his statements on sounds on base statements, it gets the people afresh of the government of a freshman republic was just on coal for is, was very a diplomatic and was not a friendly move towards the anybody level at 2 countries like to can russia, which have, despite differences and despite difficulties have found ways to work together to afford their own mutual benefits on both sides. this was, this was very unfortunate by a major presidential candidate as to the site to make such blames as to say, make such claims

a cessation of hostilities, the militants will begin to disperse en masse to the countries of western europend they have military experience , weapons and readiness for a terrorist war. the european union as a result may face a large-scale nazi underground capable of declaring war on its own government. mass riots continue in pakistan unrest engulfed the capital and provinces of punjab and habib speech by supporters of one from the opposition parties began after the arrest of its leader, former prime minister imran khan and four of his associates , to date, clashes with the police army have injured almost 2,000 people and at least ten have died. the day before, the prime minister's residence in lahur, the capital of the punjab province, was attacked by the rebellious regions on the right troops to cope with arson, pogroms and attacks on civil servants, while the country's supreme court found the arrest of iran's khan illegal. this gives a chance for quick settlement of civil conflicts pakistan politician released and has already made an appeal to his supporters. soligorsk miner and energetik

, this was, of course, a massive breakthrough of our energy resources of western europe also this too same period. maybe, with regard to the united states, what was envisaged, well, in addition to signing a trade agreement with the most favorable regime, it was envisaged to develop trade economic relations , including american investment in technology e, industries such as the fuel and energy complex, for example, it was planned to build a separate gas pipeline, tyumen murmansk with a builder with the construction of a whole plant near murmansk. and only american investments in this project were to amount to $ 5 billion. by those times. this is a lot of money. in addition, it was even about joint ventures of the soviet american, and joint projects, the developing world. so even a schedule was drawn up, approximate approximate, of course, of payments and receipts, which these new relations were supposed to bring with specific figures so that already in the thousands. yes the plans covered the period. so, the seventy-second to the ninety-eighth year is in the ninetieth year. uh, the

the neo nazis are going to come back from ukraine and on to western europe. what i think it's a is that there's parts of it, but it's a much, much big blow back in prospect. because uh, this conflict is uh, it won't go down to you only in its early stages. i mean, however tactful. that may sound and it's awful of cost, but to the blood back back on to west things. this idea is, you know, figured town of people who been the old societies are going to suffer from this. people who become in near to war to killing through violence. and of course, this is going to have forgotten the societies themselves. it's a huge stranger plus of course, the very fact of a conflict like this in forces, you know, the polarized political opponent, guys ation, is we see as intense in united states, it's quite strong in france, in the u. k. there's certainly so many unresolved contradictions, that you know, that the, the context of an external conflict, internal opponent, guys ation. it's heading towards very choppy waters. indeed. although i noticed that you have spoken about a ve

fraternal peoples, withstood the blow of nazi germany, defeated an army mobilized from all over western europe and armed to the teeth with the money of world magnates. we are proud of our underground partisans and scouts, who brought the victorious may closer to your enemy, not fearing the gallows of torture. not sparing your life. we are proud of the mothers who escorted their husbands and sons to the front under pain of death, baked bread for the partisans, hid jews and wounded soldiers of the red army, and covered their babies with their bodies from bullets , and our hearts still keep khatyn and hundreds of belarusian trees burned with fire helpless old women and children. we bow our heads before the memory of our brothers from all corners of the soviet union who liberated belarus and forever remained lying in our earth. almost a minute of silence for all those who did not live to see the victory, all the witnesses of the terrible crimes of nazism, who left in peacetime, leaving us a piece of their pain. a bow to the veterans from all belarusians and the head of state, after laying flowers

well, western europe is dependent on the n g a. m, or you can guess, and that's it. they did each. i truly, thanks to be ukraine, the wall. so here we are in it says in post energy prices, which leads to the emigration of companies. less industry. and this is just the continuation of the adult. oh, best the website will show on that called bush is divided, giving in the same way as the sub is in that same way as though you've got some time we is that will be a problem most by little boys. obviously, check that as a watson has sent me a letter o c. i use the nuclear love seeing those little muscles do. if you look on the visual do, while i pull up significantly post on zillow, while it be almost getting used to put value when you do origin. but y'all test done the newest frame. it says the police says to submit, i'd like to do what i see these the buses. the volunteer relation says, this done. both of the headlines on off the international rescue as president confirms, must go struck a ukrainian, the military intelligence headquarters in t. as in the past 48 hours approximately abou

the germans from minsk wrote to berlin that in the transport that went from western europe to the minsk is, there was 0.47 m² for each person in the car. . therefore, these benches appeared here. this place is zero, 47 we sit down. that's when next to you either your family or your friends come, we all are, we all sit on this bench and understand. this is the feeling of the space of war. hmm it's interesting that after the creation of the memorial, this square was called the waiting room, and what is the deep meaning? we go through the halls of memory wagons. there is no other way to the place where the sidewalks of the footpaths were destroyed, there are no random details here. moments of hope are in every architectural element. here is a window to moscow from these gray concrete walls, we still see a little bit of the sky, we see the crowns of trees, we we see the landscape. by the way, for those who were brought and destroyed in triss , was the belarusian sky the last thing they saw? the end point where people came from, they were already led to the firing squad. of course, this is a

terror , they started talking about it in america do not give weapons the war will spread to western europe threatens official kiev and, as a result, a cultural and sports festival is preparing to open the third season, as the youngest on the popular film agency brand or news after the panorama picture of the day. belarus is a partner country at the exhibition and at the industrial in russian yekaterinburg today in the government discussed preparations for the forum and business negotiations. highly productive technology compliance technique labor discipline of the country's gravel lays the foundation for the future giving birth, the crew's neighbor completes the corn , even switched to round-the-clock work, everything to meet the deadlines without loss, how much more weighty this year's carava will become people's attitude to their native land panorama report. the relay race, in honor of the fifth anniversary of the formation of the border service of belarus , runs along the state border of our country and the participants will overcome more than 5,000 km, scheduled meetings with veterans

uh, there is not even that structure of concentration camps that has been preserved in western europeich made it possible to preserve and show them, uh , so i am very, uh, i respect those who hmm keeps this stupid memory in different places of the world. do you think we can? to remember the common history, not only the history of belarus, but also the history of belarus in the context of a great war. it is very important for us to continue to create monuments. the newly identified places are very important to preserve and maintain those monuments that were created by our famous sculptors and architects in their original form, and this exchange is very important. uh, an exchange between young people so that the places we have can be visited by young people. from other countries as well as our youth. it seems to me that i should eat in other places in order to understand what war is, what it brings. i will be right if i say that creative people live by their works. this is the project that is now occupying all your thoughts and all your time. we are currently working on. historical work

well, western europe is dependent on n g a, mary can guess, and that's it. they did each i truly priced to the ukraine. the wall so here we are in a self imposed and a 2 crisis which leads to the immigration of companies, less industry. and this is just the continuation of the nato o best the website. and also in that goal, bush is divided, giving in the same way as the sub is in that same way as though you've got some time we is that will be a problem most by the boys on the safe side of the watson has certainly as i don't know, see i use the local back to world support 5th, young chang, professor and executive do outpatient high academy for global governance and area studies. edwin hine, to national studies university. dr. young, it occurred to me as we were discussing before the break, the need to change the world order. the 3, both keep referring to the world as the western world, you know, and global economy as supposedly western economy where and when, in fact it belongs to all of us. i mean, there are many countries beyond russia, china, the united st

crime, particularly eastern ukraine to the last a 10 years, the united states, the us media at western europe, western european media has turned a blind eye to what ukraine has been doing. and i think they'll do the same thing with the atrocities being admitted to by the, by the spikes. he's got something else to tell you about today must go as defense ministry has mach ukraine over its plains. that 6 russian king, jo, hypersonic, missiles were allegedly destroyed during overnighted strikes on, keep seeing the arithmetic dust, not up. they have not launched as many consoles as they allegedly should down every time with their statements. the number of so called ukrainian the answer sets is 3 times high, is that we actually launch, they keep getting to miss out type wrong, therefore they are missing them. russia destroyed a costly $1100000000.00 us dollar patriot missile system doing as for october, the cab to cab and you're ready. as of tuesday morning, the system was taken out by a king, jo holly persona, me so now those those as strikes old sites, account, ukrainian truth positions, and muni

is he in western europe needing these leaders in order to make it possible for this counter offensive to finally begin? i will just have the details on that. this is classified state secrets, information where the begin is where it begins. uh, feature and public. i'm sorry, that's fine. let's speak and said then about one of the ones get comments from yesterday. he has acknowledged that he doesn't think it's realistic for ukraine to join nato. while there's an active conflict ongoing with russia body have said that he wants clearer signals from allies, but ukraine will be a member after the war. is that also what this trip is about? as i think so in the crate and there's a growing very strong record support for you, creating joining nato, enjoying the youth today. almost 90 percent of the population are full support when we creating becoming a full fledged member just a less than one half years ago. these numbers was around 4050 percent. this is just for the understanding of how support and confidence in our nature, but also in the eu has great and i last year. so yes, people will do

their destruction led to the fact that the radioactive the cloud headed towards western europe and anrease in radiation has already been recorded in poland . in addition, the united states is developing and already using chemical and biological weapons, including on the territory of ukraine . where can the radioactive cloud be located and where is it moving ? evgeny tishkovtsov evgeny greetings tell me the wind really blows, the contents of the shells in the combined uranium are closer to the country of origin in the uk or the direction of the wind may change, and there is. hello, all week the air currents, by the way, contrary to the climate, are directed precisely in the western direction. radiophobia has already overwhelmed the khmelnitsky region of ukraine in pharmacies swept away all the iodine, and as always , there are fellow citizens who want to cash in on fears. here are the ads that can now be found in the capital of the region. a certain metro promises to professionally clean the apartment from radiation, so the ill-fated arsenal looked before the explosion. and so after, a

well, the western europe is dependent on n g a. m, or you can guess, and that's it. they did each actually face to be ukraine, the wall. so here we are in, it says in post energy prices, which leads to the immigration of companies. less industry and this is just the continuation of the adult. oh, best the website most showing that called bush is divided, giving in the same way as the sub is in the same way as though you've got some time we is that will be a problem. most by the boys, obviously chuck, that is the watson has sent me a letter o. c. i use the nuclear love seeing the most schools do. if you look for the initial do while i pull up significantly post on the be almost getting used to put value, what do you do origin. but y'all just done, the newest frame says the police sisters to god, who do what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says this done, both of the process defense ministry says the chechen unit called off. mot this on the offensive in dunbar. know your place, that's the message to the west, from russia as foreign minister during h

in the past week, we learned that western europe plans to send f 16 fighter jets to ukraine. the u. s . has agreed to train ukranian pilots of our key, the strategic stars in this war. they are aligning weapons shipments. have been secured. babble tanks are on the ground and fighter jets soon to be in the sky. i, bird golf and berlin. this is the day the today and the next truck is going to begin training. training pilots, 4th generation fighter aircraft including f. 16. i have a flat assurance from the firm zalinski that they will not. they will not use it to go on and move in to russian geographic territory. but wherever russian troops are within ukraine and harriet, there would be able to monitors also coming out yesterday, he was behind bars and imprisoned journalist in bella, russo who dared to defend tonight. he's a free man. thanks to a presidential. pardon. how did that help? i really want to think of the people who believed and made and believed in my sincerity and belief that people can improve and make that mistake. so let's switch to our viewers watching on cbs in the un

they started, large multinational exercises defending europe , an unprecedented number of participants in goals, obvious by such actions, some western politicians are only pushing the planet into the abyss trying to fan the fire of the third world war in europe war. our army is ready to repulse anyone who tries to violate the sacred borders of the belarusian state, we will do everything so that no one dares to tell the belarusians. how can we live in our own land? happy victory day dear comrades of the world, happiness and goodness of the clear sky to the people of belarus now on victory square in minsk there are many minsk residents, guests of the city of young people in their hands. they keep photographs of their relatives who fought during the great patriotic war in belarusian families carefully preserve the memory of the war years educate the younger generation on exploits grandfathers and great-grandfathers thanks to them in 1944. our country gave battle to nazism and was liberated from the nazi invaders. the solemn rhythm of the ceremony is picked up by the consolidated company of the guard of honor, this march emphasizes the

western establishment is picking sides over the ukraine conflict and trash talking russia like it's the other team in a football game. there are just people dying and ukraine, but also apparently in europe, according to the western press. last year the economy is predicted in november that the inability to pay for expensive heating costs during even a mild winter could result in tens of thousands of deaths. and now let's say that may indeed have been the case over the last winter, and that it may have even done more damage than during the coven. 19 pandemic. oregon is also explain why he sees the use and direction sanctions as ineffective. is that to go some field we introduced the sanctions in 3 years later, russia has built up its own agricultural food system. in those 3 years, it built them up to such an extent that is hungry, wanted to explore products there. today. it either wouldn't succeed or would find it much more difficult than before the introduction of the sanctions to it was a fatal mistake to underestimate the adaptability of a country including a nation as powerful as russians. if i can see the russians adapting to the situation, created by the european restrictions somet