and the balkans, and if ukraine remains part of russia, then germany's strategic goals will never be achieved. germany's goals in world war i were to tear away russia and its western southern territory, push it away from the black sea, the savkaza, and create a russophobic buffer state west of the dnieper . the union for the liberation of ukraine, created by dmitry dantsov. ukraine has always been an open enemy of russia and in its liberation aspirations it has always sought help from the west, europe will never achieve peace, it will never be freed from the threat of tsarist invasion, it will never be at peace for its culture. until a stronghold against russia is created in the vast routes of ukraine. entire units were formed as part of the austro-hungarian army and positioned themselves as ukrainian. one of the austro-hungarian princes already laid claim to the future ukrainian throne. from the memoirs of priest joseph yevorsky. the army received instructions and maps with villages underlined in red pencil and a red line on the map left bloody victims in these villages, as the slogan sounds among ukrainian nationalists: glory to the nation and death to enemies,

belarus, western ukraine, where the entire mechanism forestablishing soviet power in these territories was determined. on the morning of september 17 , thirty-nine, the soviet government in moscow. hands a note to the polish ambassador to the ussr, in which it states the reasons the beginning of the liberation operation. quote: the polish state and its government effectively ceased to exist, thereby ceasing to operate, the treaties concluded between the ussr and poland. left to itself, without leadership, poland turned into a convenient field for all sorts of accidents and surprises that could pose a threat to the ussr. therefore, being neutral until now, the soviet... its defense life property of the population give the order to the troops to cross the border to take under western belarus, western ukraine. the end quotes. in september of 1939, when it became clear that poland as a state would essentially disappear, so the government, i said, the polish government moved first to romania, then to france, and after the occupation of france in

, you come to western ukraine, they don't want to speak russian, and they they say it like thatinian, my wife is from ukraine, she knows ukrainian, they don't speak ukrainian, they always hate, yes, that is, for some bandera and shukhevych are heroes, for others they are not, some there, excuse me, spit on the great patriotic victory, and others glorify it, you understand, that is, these are different, different ideologists. they could not exist, they always wrote a united country, it was never united, because it is a different mentality, if they had made a confederation, you won't believe it, in 2008 it was in crimea some conference, i was talking about it, i don’t know how i wasn’t taken then and, but that is, i was saying that you are simply heading towards war, because it is impossible to live like this, in the end we came to this war, only now they are sucking the whole world into this war, that is , not only russia there is a belarusian, but the whole world, and you look at how the west shows this... "artist, after all, he is an artist, he is not a president, he plays to t

western rus, what we now call western ukraine, and this is the same text. is the spiritual center around which not just the russian state, but the entire russian civilization was created. at the end of the 12th century, kiev loses its significance and influence, it is no longer the political center of rus. the galicia-volyn and vladimir-suzil principalities become two new centers of the russian world. one in the west, the other in the northeast, the final split occurs after the mongol invasion, northeastern rus falls into dependence on the horde, and the western becomes part of poland and the grand duchy of lithuania. there was an understanding that they were russian and that in moscow, in the moscow state, russians also lived, but somewhat different ones. in moscow, they also believed that these lands, firstly, were our rurikovich patrimony and were illegally seized there, by lithuania, by the poles, and that they also lived there. in 1596, a number of bishops of the kiev metropolitanate , headed by metropolitan mikhail ragoza himself, declared their accep

well , ukrainians, some drowned, those who were there from western ukraine, well, not all, but many, many of those who simply hate something, and so it is with russian speakers, those who are there from donbass, kharkov, well, this attitude is also visible, and well, the attitude is as if those who speak russian are second class, yeah, they still try to speak ukrainian there, well... the mother of a prisoner of war herself came under fire from the ukrainian armed forces more than once and miraculously stayed alive, the worst thing for her is to see her son in a ukrainian uniform, they went according to information that there were hostels where they went to the hostels, and you lived somewhere there, and i didn't live nearby, i worked, i went to work, and it's clear that i didn't even recognize him, i thought some other soldier had come, what are you saying, you don't recognize him? i didn't recognize him, well, how many i didn't see it, i think he's out working, he's here, he's scary there, and i was here under the explosion, our kitchen blew up, who has only one barn and a room, i s

niches, and some were, therefore, at the level of serfs, as it was in ukraine, especially in western ukraine, and these rules, naturally, were established by the russian statists. since the mid-2000s, the ukrainian authorities, special services, nazi units, terrorized all over the country those who were suspected of sympathizing with the republics, with russia. those who believed that may 9 is a holiday worth celebrating. those for whom the nazi bandera is a nazi criminal, not a hero. those who were indignant, when a street in kiev was named after the punisher shukhevych. all over ukraine, neo-nazis attacked war veterans, humiliated old people for st. george ribbons. everyone was forced to ukrainize, to switch to the mova. few people remember, but in 1994 , referendums were even held in the donetsk and lugansk regions, about 94-95% voted for the state status of the russian language, at first they forced us to make reports in ukrainian, and then we completely switched to the ukrainian language, a parallel process was the ukrainization of the media, then there are channels initially there for

this is due to the fact that in ukraine there is an understanding that western aid, firstly, will note endless , certainly not limitless. you see that... unemployment and fining those who flee from employment, in the same poland, ukrainians of draft age also evade military service, they were unable to form the widely advertised foreign legion there. we were preparing, it was part of the agreement signed in july between poland and ukraine on security guarantees, but since september we have been in a waiting mode, ukrainian statements were very promising, that it will be a whole brigade, or even several thousand people, but no, there are not so many willing, and what is important, we are not responsible for recruitment, only for training and education. the fact that the loud words of announcements of promises from the west are not followed by concrete actions was confirmed by the visit to kiev of the new nato secretary general. when ukrainian reporters asked the alliance's authorization of long-range strikes deep into russia, mark rutte eluded a direct answer. first of all, ukraine obvi

managed to capture lithuania, a significant part of latvia , the western part of belarus, part of western ukraine, all the forces of the people to disperse the enemy, forward for our victory, he said, how could it happen that our glorious red army with... gave the enemy a number of cities and regions, are the german fascist troops really in in fact, invincible troops, and then he changed his tone, of course not, of course not, and tried to instill confidence, called for a total war. stalin with this address showed that the country has a strong leadership that will not surrender. that will fight to the end and do everything so that the country, the people fight to the end. in the summer of 1941, stalin concentrated all power in the country in his hands. stalin was elected chairman of the state defense committee, he was chairman of the council of ministers, he was people's commissar defense. almost all spheres of state activity were united in one hands, in the hands of stalin. this, of course. western direction to the south to kiev. stalin ordered his favorite, a participant in the civil war, to st

of latvia, the western part of the nazi troops managed to capture lithuania, belarus, part of western ukraine, all the forces of the people to disperse the enemy, the period for our victory, he said, how could it happen. that our glorious red army surrendered a number of cities and regions to the enemy, are the german fascist troops really invincible troops, and then he changed his tone, of course not, of course not, and tried to inspire confidence, called for a total war. stalin showed with this address that the country had a firm... leadership that would not surrender, that would fight to the end and do everything so that the country, the people would fight to the end. in the summer of 1941, stalin concentrated all power in the country in his hands. stalin was elected chairman of the state defense committee, he was chairman of the council of ministers, he was the people's commissar of defense. almost all spheres of state activity were united. in one hands, in the hands of stalin, this, of course, is enormous responsibility, but also a huge, extremely labor-intensive job, which he mastered v

well, ukrainians, some drowned, those who are there from western ukraine, well, not all, but many, manyho just hate something, so we have russian speakers as well itself, those who are there from donbass, there kharkov, well, this attitude is also visible, and well, the attitude is like those who are russian-speaking, this is the second 40, yeah, they are still trying to speak ukrainian there. well, the mother of the prisoner of war herself was repeatedly caught in the shelling of the armed forces of ukraine and miraculously remained alive, the worst thing for her is to see her son in a ukrainian uniform, they only went around information that there were hosts on hosts, and you lived somewhere there, and i did not live nearby, i worked, i went to work, it is clear that i did not even recognize, i thought, some other the soldier came, and what do you say he doesn't recognize? i didn't recognize him, well, no matter how much i saw him, i thought he was out working, that it was scary there, and i was here under the explosion, our kitchen blew up, who, oh yes, one barn and a room, i suddenl

in just two sentences: on the 5th, 6th and 7th of october, rains will increase in ukraine, they will cover the westernh, the center and odesa, and in kyiv, too, who complained about the parched air and parched land here, get ready to meet the fifth and rains on the sixth of october, well, this is the closest synoptic perspective, but as always in the... weather forecast for me and for the espresso channel. yes, well, the cabinet of ministers of ukraine registered bill number 12076, which stipulates that 17-year-old citizens of ukraine must register for military service through the reserve plus application or to appear at the shopping center, if they have not reached the age of 18, then they must appear at the shopping center. if they don't. they will have to pay a fine in the amount of 17 to 25 hryvnias, well, i don't know how it is now, as a matter of fact , it has always been the case that when you graduate from school, when you enter a university or a vocational technical school, you must bring a certificate from the tsk that you got registered, otherwise, well, that's how my son did it, you simply

talking about numbers, about the number of people killed at that time world war in sohodnishovo, western ukraine, which was until the second world war. historians in poland and perhaps also in ukraine are more or less inclined to say that we more or less know what the numbers are, what the numbers were from one side, what was the number of dead, from one side or from the other side, it is about more or less about volyn, that it was more or less 50-60 thousand people killed, from 25 to 4000 others. the influence of russia, that is how much you slandered, saying that there could be such a thing, it could be influence, it could be propaganda and so on, to what extent it is now an influential factor for the poles, to what extent, if you even bribe russia, bribe some polish journalist with a polish surname, name... and he will write something like that, how much will he be believed, because it seems to me to be super important, it is this influence, if you destroy it, then well will improve a lot. sphere in eastern europe, in central and eastern europe? how appropriate it is difficult to say so, if w

, i was very naive, firstly, i ended up in an environment where the same guys were there from western ukraineostly, they really believed in everything good, against corruption, oligarchs, for such bright ideals for the future of the country , we guys and i remember one moment we were discussing that we need to have these and... yatsenyuk, for example, came and spoke, i thought, why is he allowed to speak from the stage, he needs to be removed from the stage and hanged right there, these are the views i held, and the guys who were there also had the same views, that is, they did not consider them their own, they considered them the same enemies, already from childhood somewhere you had such a thing that in russia this bad, but naturally, this is how i analyzed it later, already at a conscious age, i understood where it all came from, it’s from the school curriculum, and since i studied well at school, literature, ukrainian history, i was imbued with all this, passed it through... it turns out, i’ll give an example, shevchenko has thousands of poems, they chose those poems where russia is paint

although ukraine still wants to retake the territory it seized, it lacks the men, weapons, and westernupport to do so. ukraine’s new strategy is to ask its allies to strengthen its hand militarily and diplomatically to bring russia to the negotiating table. as one western diplomat put it, giving up territory for nato membership may be the only option, but for ukrainians it remains taboo, at least publicly. the west german model for ukraine has been discussed in foreign policy circles for over 18 months. this was previously discussed by former nato secretary general stoltenberg, who called for ending the war along the front lines and accepting into the alliance only the part of ukraine under kiev's control. also, during the cold war , only west germany was a member of nato. western diplomats are increasingly ukrainian officials coming to the conclusion that significant security guarantees can become the basis for an agreed settlement in which russia retains de facto, but not de jure, control over all or part of the ukrainian territory that it currently occupies. the president's office r

milk, and still can’t answer the question: how many people are there died from the holodomor in western ukrainemany people died from the holodomor in the volga region, when she answers this question, she will understand that there could be no genocide of ukrainians a priori, this is a story torn out of context, again, ugasijak apparently has big ambitions, so she will also file an appeal in court, saying that discrimination is due to excess... the situation in the middle east region is literally becoming more and more tense with each passing hour. details in the reports of sergei pashkov and denis davidov. in southern lebanon, fighters of the ninety-eighth brigade are destroying operational tunnels, hisbala weapons depots. however, the operation is more difficult than expected. the militants have prepared for the ground phase. in addition , the un peacekeeping contingent, the blue helmets, refused to leave the area of ​​the ground operation, complicating the actions of the idf. the army press service in arabic demanded that residents of 28 more villages in southern lebanon leave their homes. th

western partners find it difficult to explain why they cannot close the sky over ukraine, just like overl. how to overcome the deficit of decisions on joint work and joint protection? steps to historical decisions. the plan to win ukraine remains zelenskyi's main bet in the further war with russia. why do the allies emphasize the need to overcome old habits regarding corruption? elections to strengthen the government. an article in the newspaper the economist raised a wave of discussion. everyone is talking about the possibility of a presidential election campaign already next year, is zelensky's team really preparing for the race? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. in the first part of our program, we will have a guest. prosecutor general of ukraine yurii lutsenko, and in the second part of our program, which will start in exactly one hour, there will be a traditional journalistic club of yanina sokolova an

cyclones are still out of ukraine. and so tomorrow is predicted to be great weather, here we start the forecast from the western regions, you see a lot of sun, +19 +22°. in the north of ukraine , comfortable weather is also expected tomorrow, the maximum air temperature is from 17 to 21, well 17-18°, as you can see, chernihiv region and sumy region will be a little cooler, but also quite a bit. in the east of ukraine, the air temperature will be... than for example in the west +17 +19° and also without precipitation in the central part of ukraine tomorrow , october 9, a dry air mass is expected, the air temperature is high +19 +21° in the southern part of ukraine it will be the warmest, here almost summer +22 +24°, lots of sun, dry weather, well, a miracle is also expected in kyiv tomorrow. comfortable weather, beautiful, so to speak, synoptic situation, air temperature is about +20°, no precipitation is expected, and it will be the same the day after tomorrow, october 10. and i also want to say that, if you remember, in 2022, all ukrainian journalists received a special police award, and just then, he belonged

ukraine. urgently change course. one after another, westernut with disappointing headlines about the war in ukraine. that war the economist wrote badly. the authors argue that if ukraine and its western allies want to win, they must first have the courage to admit that they are currently losing. already today at 9:15 p.m. velikiy lviv is speaking, a platform where everyone gets to speak and everyone is heard. on the air of the espresso tv channel. freedom in the mornings, only the most important thing, we talk about topics about which.

europe pushed ukraine — usa and western europe pushed ukraine into this war. into this war. well, they've got the war they wanted. they've got the war they wanted-— they've got the war they wanted. ,, ., ,, wanted. russian troops in belarus- _ wanted. russian troops in belarus. these _ wanted. russian troops in belarus. these were - wanted. russian troops in belarus. these were only| belarus. these were only exercises, but they make ukraine nervous. it's watching closely for any sign of belarus becoming the launch pad for another russian push. mr lukashenko enjoys making the russian troops feel at home. the other thing he does a lot of is accused the west of fuelling this war. it of is accused the west of fuelling this war.- fuelling this war. if you continue _ fuelling this war. if you continue this _ fuelling this war. if you | continue this escalation, fuelling this war. if you - continue this escalation, you will get _ continue this escalation, you will get nuclear weapons. and russia — will get nuclear weapons. and russia has more than anyone. if nuclear—

further, go there, well, 20 kilometers, 100 kilometers to the other side. of ukraine, that is, to western ukraine, ours volunteers work there, find housing, provide information to the social security office, well, that is, everyone knows, but people do not want to leave, they say, this is sumyshchyna, it is ours, our home, our homeland, we will not leave it, we will be here, that is why people they don't really want to leave and they are determined that they will... or, well, such an order as social workers will remove children, well, they have a negative attitude, but you have to understand that this is your safety and that of your children, that's what i emphasize to everyone , who are watching what in near the border, then leave, don't be afraid, you must, you must protect your life, because it is the most valuable thing, in fact, that children cannot make decisions for themselves. and this decision is made either by parents or people who are authorized to take care of these children, and they are responsible, and it is clear that, well, children, it is more difficult for children to endure al

ukrainian pilots have been trained for the f-16 , these planes have been delivered, they are in western ukrainethey are waiting in the wings, that is , in fact, the war is going on, western countries, no matter how they put on a pretty face, a good face in a bad game, but they are actually participating in this war, everyone understands this, now the question is about , here the red lines were proclaimed, the red line, this is what was discussed today, for example, the invasion of the territory of the russian federation itself, the kurdish region, this red line was crossed, a worthy response in the form of, for example, a nuclear strike, was not given, yes, accordingly, many in the west have a feeling that they can do whatever they want here with impunity, well, this is a false feeling, it is false, but it is good that there was no, well, let's be humane, but it is true. blowing up nuclear facilities, nuclear power plants, and today this is the zaporozhye station, today this is the kursk npp, and today this is the ostrovets npp, the republic of belarus, we are also taken into account here, we a

and that is, that is all, they are the same, well, all of central ukraine, yes, in the west, in western ukraine not want to speak russian, and they speak such, it is not even ukrainian, my wife is from ukraine, she knows ukrainian, they do not speak ukrainian, they are always hating, yes, that is, for some bandera and shukhevych are heroes, for others they are not, some there, excuse me, spit on the great victory, and others glorify it, you understand, that is, they are different. made, and illuminated and so on, everything that is done for the system, i know from business, how our people work, we have a 30% racket, so to speak, if you want to build 30% give, and here the state gives you infrastructure, gives you water, sewerage, brings in communications, you understand, there is no such thing anywhere, that is, there is even economic freedom, we do not think about it, because you live by it, i have met many belarusians who fled to serbia, i say, where are you going? which is like in ukraine, you know how it is there bayonets are measured, so akhmetov has 50 bayonets, kolomoisky has 40 and so o

also obvious that there is a part of the polish population that lived on the territory of modern western ukraineean any territorial claims, but instead the term malo malopolska oszychnia is clearly a political term, that is, it is not about ethnography, not about the origin of this territory, it is a distinctly political term whose task was to integrate, at least on some narrative level, this part. the ukrainian territory of halychyna to the all-polish narrative, why is this happening with the present the government that many ukrainians put their trust in, the current government of poland put a lot of hope in, because the previous government, law and justice, just always built their policy in poland, in relation to the poles, they talked about the volyn tragedy all the time, it was just a through line of their policy , and well... donald tusk, the popular platform, clearly did not look like those who would use the volyn tragedy in any relations with the country, unfortunately, this only shows that for any polish politicians this topic is just politics , simply a source of some political dividend

political strategists who came from western ukraine trying to impose their agenda on russian-speaking russians in the regions, no one will throw books out of their homes, then pushkin in russian dostoevsky and other great artists, uniting a multinational people. the fact is that the russian empire, as was the russian federation - is a multinational structure, it is a fusion of religions, then, nationalities, cultural. aspects of all this is not just taken separately it is impossible to cross it out, therefore of course this is to some extent populism, of course, goncharenko speaks out, works off, he received a lot of money for this, now a few words about the finns, that stupidity that finland has been in effect lately, makes you wonder what is happening to a fairly serious, dynamic developing country, as an example, they banned flights over russian airspace, or rather in their own airspace for our aircraft, we closed everything for russia. the company fine is bankrupt, they are calling, an employee of the ministry of foreign affairs is

the capture of the coal mine showed that western arms supplies to ukraine are pointless, said russianassador to the united states anatoly antonov. according to him, the endless transfer of weapons only leads to numerous victims, but washington will continue to push kiev to insane provocations, the diplomat is sure. antonov emphasized: the western project ukraine is hopeless and deals a fatal blow to international. security. several israeli soldiers were killed in an unsuccessful attempt to cross the border with lebanon. this was reported by the hezbollah movement. members of the group claim that israeli soldiers were moving towards settlements in the south of the country. islamic resistance fighters gave an armed rebuff. a powerful explosion thundered in the ranks of the attackers and the israeli troops were forced to retreat. tel aviv has not yet suffered any losses confirmed. at the same time, there are aircraft, the president against the backdrop of increasing attacks by the israeli us, joe biden called on tel aviv to avoid civilian casualties. us and uk aircraft attacked houthi po

russian project of a union state, and on the other hand, the authorities of central ukraine should keep the west, the western of ukraine in subjection, because they themselves do not want to exercise control elements there. well, this is how marshal pétain, at the head of this vichy government, exercised control over this territory of france, which was left for this one. puppet of the french state, to things, maybe you remember that at some point, i don't remember when it was in the year 44 or 43, the whole other territory of france was annexed to the state of owicha, pétain came to paris, he was there welcomed, but in fact all this was actually hitler's occupation, simply formalized under independent france, which was already almost completely with the exception of those areas that the germans considered historically theirs, alsace and so on, this was france, well, ukraine as it was then hitler created france for pétain, this is the ukraine putin was going to make for yanukovych. well, and now that it turned out that blitzkrieg was a fiasco, russia has the impression that they can achieve this goal through

, a western club of democracies, because ukraine fights for values.on from russia happens. in a way, nato membership has become irreversible in ukraine's collective psyche because of russian aggression, because of russian invasion. is it worth losing territory in the four regions? it's a tough question. and future will show. georgia is a republic of fewer than 4 million people in the caucasus, once part of the soviet union. some years ago, the former president mikheil saakashvili campaigned tojoin the european union and got a lot of attention in the west as a result. he's now in prison in georgia and his successor and political enemy, the pro—russian bidzina ivanishvili, has taken georgia in the opposite direction, much closer to russia. ivanishvili is a billionaire, georgia's richest man by a long way, and his party, georgian dream, infuriated pro—western opinion in the country when it introduced a law, similar to the one in russia, which forced groups and individuals with outside links to register as agents of foreign influence. big demonstrations f

the authorities of central ukraine must keep the west, the western regions of ukraine in subjection, they they themselves do not want to exercise control elements there, well, this is how marshal pétain, at the head of this vichy government, exercised control over this territory of france, which was left for this puppet french state, by the way, maybe you remember that at some point, i don't remember when it was in 1944. year, all the rest of the french territory was annexed to the state of owicha, pétain came to paris, he was welcomed there, but in fact all this was really hitler's occupation, simply formalized under independent france, which was already was almost completely excluded from those regions that the germans considered historically theirs, alsace and so on, it was france, well , ukraine like hitler created france for pétain, ukraine putin was going to make for yanukovych, well... now that the blitzkrieg has failed, there is an impression in russia that they can achieve this goal through a multi-year war. that's all, that is, what could not be achieved in three days could

restriction on... this is the first problem, although ukraine still intends to return the captured territories, for this it lacks people, weapons, western. ukraine's new strategy is to ask. its allies to strengthen its position militarily and diplomatically in order to seat russia to the negotiating table, as one western diplomat has said, giving up territory for nato membership may be the only option, but for ukrainians it remains taboo, at least publicly. the west german model for ukraine has been discussed in foreign policy circles for more than 18 months. this was previously stated by former nato secretary general stoltenberg, who called for ending the war along the front lines and accepting only the part of ukraine under kiev into the alliance; also, during the cold war , only west germany was a member of nato. western diplomats are increasingly ukrainian officials are coming to the conclusion that meaningful security guarantees could form the basis for a negotiated settlement in which russia retains de facto, but not de jure , control over all or part of the ukrainian territory it currently occupies. hello. the president's office

dmitry, although we understand that iran is not russia, yes, and the western, western partners of ukraine, they are delaying, most likely, this is my personal opinion, because... that russia is not iran, and the threat posed to israel by iran is disproportionate to the threat that russia can pose to ukraine and to the whole our planet let's return to our front, an important important component of the russian-ukrainian war, this is now the direction, the direction of the coal miner, unfortunately, we lost this city, the russians took advantage of the moment, at least what is being voiced in general, we understand that... the rotation of 72 was planned -th brigade, which was in the coal mine, which actually exhausted its resources, both human and technical, that is, it needed updating, rotation, and so on, but unfortunately, the enemy found out about this and decided to take advantage of it, and we have, unfortunately, what we have like you do you think what will happen further in this direction, well , first of all, i think it is not necessary to use the term that we lost ughledar, we left

moscow says the gathering is evidence that western efforts to isolate russia over its invasion of ukrainet what is the brics group? it stands for brazil, russia, india, china and south africa and is often referred to as a counterweight to the western—led world. it has expanded to include egypt, ethiopia, iran and the united arab emirates. saudi arabia too, has been invited tojoin. the brics nations as a group account for 45% of the global population. their economic weight is significant, their economies are worth more than 28.5 trillion dollars. this corresponds to 28% of the global economy, which has led its members to claim that brics represents the "global majority". so it is a significant meeting taking place in russia today. with me is is russian editor at bbc monitoring, vitaly shevchenko. you have been looking at russian media today. how are they covering this?— they covering this? they are overjoyed- _ they covering this? they are overjoyed. the _ they covering this? they are overjoyed. the key - they covering this? they are j overjoyed. the key message coming out of russia today

day, an interesting thought that i have been thinking about lately, and it is based on ukraine's demands to western partners to allow strikes deep into the territory of the russian federation, with ballistic and cruise missiles. official moscow adheres to a clear position. ukraine does not capable of carrying out such attacks on its own. there were no representatives from europe. this is quite surprising, given the potential impact of this decision on europe. the absence of a european voice at the table highlights a significant problem. it illustrates how geopolitically weak europe is, to the point that their opinion is not even considered necessary. the opinion of europe, which arnobertrand speaks of is very conditional and certainly not uniform. as a rule, this generalization implies. the position of france and germany. the berlin-paris axis is the pillars on which which the entire european union and its collective position, if it still exists, of course, are based on. the crowd is crunching and bending, it’s hard not to notice, even with serious political shortsightedness. macron and scholz have

"if ukraine and its western allies want to win, they must first have the courage to admit that they are losing at this moment, says velikiy today at 21:15 waited well, the visit of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi to the united states has come to an end. and it's as if we've somewhat lost this informational excuse, but the key story now, when the emotions and informational waves have subsided somewhat, is to figure out, yes, what they talked about, who they met with. what are the prospects, because this is not just a formal protocol visit, even if it is the president of the united states and possibly the next president of the united states, the most important thing here is that this visit determines the course of the russian-ukrainian war, our journalist colleague and part-time people's deputy of ukraine, mykola knyazhytskyi, made his blog on this topic. let's look together now. volodymyr zelenskyy has returned from the united states... and everyone will discuss the results of this visit. at first , everyone criticized zelenskyi, saying that he communicates only with democr

whole day, interesting an idea that i have been pondering lately, and it is based on ukraine's demands to its western partners to allow strikes deep into the territory of the russian federation with ballistic and cruise missiles. official moscow has a clear position. ukraine is not capable of independently carrying out such strikes. western military will definitely take part in the guidance, and this is a completely different story with all the ensuing consequences. today , london and washington are coordinating their positions on this issue. here is what they have to say about it thinks the french analyst. first of all, regarding the question of long -range missiles, what struck me most is that, as you mentioned, the us and uk foreign ministers were involved. this potential impact of this decision on europe is quite surprising, considering europe. the absence of a european voice at the table highlights a significant problem. it illustrates how geopolitically weak europe is, to the point that their opinion is not even considered necessary. the european opinion that arnaubertrand speaks of is very con

left not only from the place where active actions are taking place, but also from. of the western part of ukraine they are students, they go to study, graduate to institutions, and there are many very students, and just as many people who find work in the capital, they also go here and rent housing, but students who do not want, or do not have the opportunity, or there is no place for them in the dormitories, then of course they they also rent housing, and in connection with the fact that the demand is rising, of course... the price for rent is rising, is kyiv currently behind in the price segment and where is the most expensive to rent, for example, one room? naidozh, the most expensive, of course, are the central areas of the city, they have always been expensive, because both the infrastructure and the center cities, it has always been more expensive both in renting and in buying and selling real estate, this is of course well known, but among the regional centers, which, which metropolis is now? the most expensive, uh, i think it is kyiv, lviv, in my opinion, it is so, these two cities, which

so all this doesn't necessarily show that ukraine's and western strategy in containing russia and possiblyternative to the western—dominated world order, something that he can show to people in russia and people across the world as an example of how successful he is. what about the war itself? where are we now? the russians are advancing slowly but surely in eastern donbas region. the ukrainian incursion into russia's kursk region is still continuing, but they appear to be on the back foot. now there's talk of north korean troops allegedly joining the russian army. so all this doesn't necessarily show that ukraine's and western strategy in containing russia and possibly defeating russia... it doesn't really show us that it's working. and volodymyr zelensky�*s so—called victory plan, by going public with it, i think he's trying to put so it's a bit of a gamble, i think, on zelensky�*s part. so it's not really a victory plan at all. it's a kind of last—ditch plan. ukraine is thinking more about its survival, especially as winter approaches. it's going to be dark and cold, and russia's attack

realistic, like me if it really exists, i will add to your words, and the western partners should remember that in the history of ukraine ukrainian insurgent army, the only army in history that did not capitulate, that fought against the moscow enemy, this is what the westerners should remember partners and to know that in us flows the veins of those rebels, soldiers of the ou, upa, members of their derivative groups who fought for independent ukraine, and in the end, all of them... in 1991 saw their dream of an independent ukrainian state, which was recognized the world arena. thank you so much for this conversation. konstantin denisov, spokesman for the legion of freedom, was with us from the zaporizhia region, where the legion of freedom is holding our defense against the constant attacks of the russians, who are trying to take over the zaporizhia region, which was declared, as we remember, by putin as an annexed territory, but for now. they are actually very far from completing their plans, we are going for a short break now, then we will talk about what happened today in kharkiv at night, bohdan tkachuk will be wit

take place and there, obviously, this quartet will decide the future of ukraine in terms of the use of long-range weapons of westerns, yesterday mark rutte became the new secretary general of nato, he was the prime minister of the netherlands, he advocated allowing ukraine to strike the territory of the russian federation, at the same time admitted that these should be the decisions of individual... countries, let's hear what mr. rutte said. let's not forget that ukraine is waging a war for self-defense. this means that ukraine has the right to defend itself. and, as we know, according to with international law, this right does not end at the border. therefore, supporting ukraine's right to self-defense means an opportunity for it to strike at legitimate targets as well. in the territory of the aggressor, in the end, each member of the alliance must determine the level of their support for ukraine, this is not decided by me, this is a question for the members of the alliance and their relations with ukraine, more precisely, mr. volodymyr, i would clarify, it is decided by the level of relations with russia of these

he said he would refuse to give up any territory to russia and he urged his western allies to invite ukraine a democratic nation that i military alliance. we are a | democratic nation that has proven it is capable of protecting euro atlantic relations and the way of life we share with other democratic nations. for decades russia was using the geopolitical uncertainty in europe and the fact that ukraine is not a nato member as a factor to challenge our safety. a ukraine invitation to nato is fundamental to peace. invitation to nato is fundamentalto teace. ., fundamental to peace. that was president zelensky _ fundamental to peace. that was president zelensky and - fundamental to peace. that was president zelensky and i - fundamental to peace. that was president zelensky and i have . president zelensky and i have been talking to our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse who gave me his analysis of that speech. 1 who gave me his analysis of that speech.— that speech. i think we are seeint that speech. i think we are seeing president _ that speech. i think we are seeing president zelensky| that

these weren't conscripts, these weren't volunteers, these were ukraine's most professional soldiers using sophisticated pieces of westernffered losses in this operation, and so ukraine will be wanting a return from that, whereas you're seeing these buckling defensive lines in the east, so it's an incredibly difficult situation. we talked about a confrontational war. you're seeing ukraine trying to shake things up as much as possible, given the geopolitical difficulties. but we must be careful to not get caught up in the geopolitics of this, because what is happening domestically is ukraine continually trying to mobilise enough men to sustain its fight. and that is an incredibly sensitive issue politically. there are men petrified of being called up and finding themselves on the front lines, and that is the stage of the war we are at, where it is about increasingly a question of who loses first. any talk of victory has been shelved. i do want to look now at the approaches of each candidate and what they might do in terms of foreign policy. will, if we start with kamala harris, she has been vocally very supportive of ukra

this is due to the fact that in ukraine there is an understanding that western aid, firstly, will notndless, certainly not unlimited, you see that in the west, in general, they are already reluctant to allocate not at all on the same scale and not in the volumes that ukraine actually needs, so from this point of view there is a risk that the zelensky regime will, in general, turn out to be a naked king, who, in general, does not even have the opportunity to simply finance the basic protected budget items and support this country. the new nato secretary general, however, spoke excitedly about investments in the ukrainian... economy , replenishment of weapons from the alliance countries, but kiev's closest neighbors are already tired of its parasitism, poland is offended again. we were the first to send military aid in this sense. the germans talked about helmets, and we sent tanks, it came to a situation in which there is no memory of this aid, there is no memory of this aid on the part of ukraine. no, not only memory, but also the desire to stand up for their country. ukrainian refuge

for slavery to ukraine says that north korean troops has been deployed to russia's western course region. that's according to ukraine's military intelligence service course because where ukrainian forces staged a cross border incursion into russia. back in august, seizing a chunk of territory, south korea, nato. on the us se thousands of north korean troops have been training for combat in russia's east. in recent weeks. this read here, according to ukraine, shows no screen soldiers at the training ground in rushes far east. they are wearing what appears to be a russian military uniform, potentially preparing to fight in ukraine. keith says that the 1st north korean soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best and course screeching to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. this comes as russia ratified a defense treaty with north korea. the 3 to plot, just mutual assistance by the country, is attacked by people wait in the store to say it's it, i'm not sure what the machine is for our relations with the democratic people's republic of korea. she was, you know, to go to, to us,

speak and can write. compose literary works, but the question arises, why do ukrainians, or western or eastern ukraine speak russian, there are a lot of them in poland lately, they speak russian, i ask, are you russian, no, we are ukrainians, why do you speak russian, i don’t know, in 1898, the lviv publicist and russian public figure osip manchelovsky in the book literary and... we save all the icons there property and we ourselves enter the building and will fight there to the end, as i understand it, to the last, at the same time on the cathedral square, the right sector, which arrived in odessa, begins to warm up the football fans and the youth who have joined the nationalists. hammer in a strong hand, glory to ukraine! ukraine! ukraine! ukraine! ukraine! ukraine! enraged people attack the anti-maidan camp. glory to ukraine! in these days, a third of the right sector are ethnic russians, they have naturally all become ukrainians now, and this, by the way, is a clear confirmation of the fact that russian ukrainian identity is, therefore, communicating vessels, one flows over in another. he hits a p

course, in this situation, we understand that this will be such a long-term plan as the western powers to help ukraine in the future, how they will react, if the president the united states will become donald trump and will not be wanted to help ukraine, that is, these are... quite serious meetings and quite serious decisions of a strategic nature, even if you and i do not learn about some decisions, this does not mean that western leaders will not learn about them, and by the way, it does not mean that putin will not find out about them, and of course there is always a threat, i think that this threat to russia, it is obvious, and it is reported in the statements that putin receives from his intelligence services, in the analysis of the situation, some information from... agents, which speaks of what ukraine can really do to obtain in one form or another, openly or secretly, permission to hit the territory of russia with western missiles. and this is also an important issue for him, because of course, like any person who cares about the security of his own territory, about the safety of his own army,

ukraine. according to one of the western diplomats, nato countries at the meeting of the romshteyn group will offer ukraine more concrete steps for future membership in the alliance, although it is likely that early measures kiev has asked for are still a long way off. ukrainian officials believe the upcoming u.s. presidential election and the new administration, regardless of its outcome, cast doubt on future security assistance to ukraine. zelenskyy’s team has tried to persuade biden to back the victory plan as a way to cement biden’s legacy before the end of his term, but the white house is unlikely to take any action now that might prove unpopular, lest it jeopardize the campaign kamela harris, officials say. ukraine is in a troubling situation right now because it is unsure how much longer support it will get from the united states, its main ally. when i see headlines saying we are losing all this other nonsense, it is a breath of fresh air for the... kremlin, because the kremlin has seen the biden administration seem to be softening in the last few months, and of course, if the trump adm

western coal issue. a challenge to ukraine's western partners. but is there anything need to, can do about it? either doesn't have a specific strategy on how to deal with russia. now we have most career joining in making this situation for me or even more complex and strategic terms. and this will be something for mark road that to resolve and for, for, for the members, the are no simple answer and smarter we now move on says, but need to and it's members will needs to react. the involvement of north korean soldiers in rushes, war, and ukraine, which transformed the war into a global conflict. the dw specials bear chief edits on to phenomena file back reports, and she told me more about the implications. nato's confirmation has for the will between ukraine and russia. well, christine nato, a chief mock boots made. it's very clear today that from nato's perspective, the ongoing involvement of north korean troops in new rushes for a new queen is seen as a significant escalation. she described it as a, as a threat that both a country knows korea and rational are the pending their cooperation. he

in february 2023, china presented its peace plan for ukraine, which many western analysts considered for russia and for china, the defeat of the west is very important, because of that china is interested in the defeat of ukraine, there is nothing that would force china to support ukraine, since ukraine is supported by the west, ukraine wants to become part of the european union and nato, then china is most interested in ukraine lost, or for this war to last as long as possible, because if this war will last long, then china will be able to eventually attack other countries in its region, first of all i say. taiwan, japan, south korea and other democratic countries that exist in the asian region. it will be extremely difficult for the united states of america to fight on several fronts. we do not forget about tensions in the middle east, tensions. in ukraine, because if ukraine wins quickly, then the united states will have the opportunity to protect taiwan and other countries in the asian region. if the war lasts longer and lasts for a long time, china will be strengthened in this w