roosevelt went to yalta with stalin, but almost immediately regretted his action. harry truman would not have agreed to a soviet sphere of dominance in europe, not over poland or anywhere. therefore, i emphasize that the united states stands for free and an independent ukraine, able to choose its friends and its place in the world. russia wants, and the ukrainians know this well, for ukraine to belong to russia, that is, to completely rule over it. so, we have a clash of two worldviews. the problem with the russian view of the sphere of domination is the complete lack of stability, because russian domination over poland and ukraine would mean poverty, slavery and subjugation for these countries. the poles would not put up with this, the ukrainians would not put up with it either, and they have every right to do so. the world of empires and spheres influence is not a stable world, it is an unjust world, it is not prosperous. the usa, starting with woodrow wilson, strives and not without mistakes, tries to promote the idea of ​​a free world system, a system of rules,

you mentioned the new yalta, that is, the international system. so, the russians, the chinese, and i think the iranians would like to see a world in which there are spheres of dominance. would have its own sphere, china would have its own, iran its own, and countries such as ukraine would fall into the sphere of influence of one or another great power. america, in its years of wisdom, opposed such agreements. roosevelt agreed in yalta with stalin, but almost immediately regretted his action. harry truman would not agree to the soviet sphere of dominance in europe, neither over poland nor anywhere else. therefore, i emphasize that... the states stand for a free and independent ukraine, capable of choosing its friends and its place in the world. russia wants, and the ukrainians know this well, for ukraine to belong to russia, that is, to completely rule over it. so, we have a clash of two worldviews. the problem with the russian view of the sphere of domination is the complete lack of stability, because russian domination over poland and ukraine wou

, this is generally about changing the so-called post-yalta world, whether it is good or bad, but we live in it, yes, and when global disturbances begin in general, this can lead to consequences similar to those experienced by european and world humanity in 1914-1918 during the first world war. i do not think that iran will surrender. become a global player because as long as iran remains within its current political system, a theocracy, its economic development will be stunted and its industrial and business ties with the outside world will be limited, so iran will be limited to being in opposition, supplying weapons and russian drones, and will also help russia and itself avoid sanctions. iran will not a serious global player. because of your economic limitations, you mentioned the new yalta, that is, the international system, so the russians, the chinese, and i think the iranians would like to see a world in which there are spheres of dominance. russia would have its own sphere, china would have its own, iran would have its own, and countries like ukraine would fall into the spher

, yalta was empty.ov for the leading role in the film, which, one might say, gave impetus to your directorial career, this is the first big movie that you were entrusted with after your coursework and diploma works, mustachioed nannies, how did he pass the casting, you know, unexpected, in general for me it was an unexpected problem with the hero, i thought, well , 19-20 years old, first courses of theater universities in moscow, charming. boy playing the guitar, well, elementary, yeah, it turned out to be a terrible problem, and you know, in the zone in the zone of contact with children, guys came, wonderful they play, they sing wonderfully, they are charming, but when they start working with children, one starts to say "pusi-pusenki", "musenki-musenki", all the "pusi-pusenki" lasts for 5 minutes, yeah, then they lose interest, the other one, on the contrary, quickly lines up, "well, did you smile? " it's fun, we're walking on this earth, "well, come on , give us a smile", and it was all a nightmare, a

those made at yalta. all right. so alger hiss naming. alger hiss as a secret communist was a big deal. he was called the test defy. he insisted the chambers lying. he said, i never even met this gu he's ki this up. and he was insistent that chambers was out to destro him, that his then decided to sue chambers for, slander, get money for him for the consequences of lying about hiss. so it was at that point when chambers sued hiss that chambers decided to change his story and he said actually, up until this point i have been defending hiss, i have been protecting him because it's not true when i said he was just a secret communist, he was also a spy. i confess that i was a spy. i managed agents just like elizabeth bentley. this was back in the mid 1930s. i was a manager of communist agents in the us government and alger hiss was one of my agents and so suddenly it's, it's a much more, it's a much bigger story. it's not just that alger hiss, the new the guy at yalta, the u.n. guy, is a secret communist, but also he's a soviet spy. chambers

getting to yalta will also be faster, easier, more comfortable. a convenient victory in the absence of competitors. officially became the democratic presidential candidate, the show was staged with great pomp. so, vladimir putin's extremely busy program in chechnya republic ended by nightfall. the president talked to volunteers who are being trained at the special forces university, inspected a new mosque in grozny. he talked about the achievements and prospects of the region with the head of the republic. well , the first point of the route is the ancestral village of the kadyrovs. all this in detail in the report by ramzan kirimov. the russian leader arrived from north ossetia to the chechen republic by helicopter, before that vladimir putin was here in 2011, in aurus, the president and the head of the region ramzan kadyrov sat together. vladimir putin's motorcade went to akhmat-yurd, the ancestral village of the kadyrovs, it bears the name of the first leader of the republic, akhmat kadyrov. he died on may 9, 2004 as a result of a terrorist att

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event february 4-1, 1945. went down in history as the yalta conference.evodia palace that the foundations of the post-war world order were laid. during the meeting, agreements were reached on borders states in europe formulated the principles of post-war international law. in addition, the parties agreed to create the un. april 12, 1945, less than a month before germany surrendered, suddenly. when ambassador avril garman arrived in the kremlin, stalin took his hand and held him for a long time, without saying a word. no words were needed. he understood that the final part of the struggle would be much harder than he had expected. his main ally left the battlefield. gariman himself was not yet acquainted with the new president, though but the us ambassador was confident that trumand. follows the course of his predecessor, because he, being roosevelt’s right hand, always shared and ardently supported his views. according to gromyk, among soviet leaders, gariman always left the impression of a person with whom one could talk as a worthy representative of a l

harry truman and joseph stalin had decided on common action against japan, as agreed at yalta. russia joined the allies in war and the last remaining axis enemy, japan's stronghold in manchuria, was attacked. for emperor hirohito and for japanese militarism. the war was lost. japan's zeal for peace in washington, secretary of war stimson and secretary of state burns all write to the white house with secretary of navy forrestal, the united states cabinet meeting with president truman studied japan surrender messages in vocoder nation with the governments of britain. china and russia and other allies. the world remembered franklin delano roosevelt, commander in chief. american war casualty. heroes of grave responsibility took their. a grateful world honors him today. and. douglas macarthur leader of pacific armies now named supreme allied commander in japan. chiang kai shek leader of fighting china. chester nimitz, commander of the mighty pacific fleet. harry truman. four months after taking office, president leads his country finally to victory and peace. mr. truman and his cabi

today we announce the postponement of the concert in yalta and leave open the date of its holding inuture. this concert will require a little more preparation for the explosions. years and well, as if just about to return to simferopol there were other cities. however, if the expectations of those in the know were not met only by showmen, with this, perhaps, it would be possible would have to accept, much worse than disappointments from expensive equipment, including the american stryker armored personnel carrier. recently they were called the ideal transport for high-speed breakthroughs or, even more pompously, swiss knives among armored vehicles, apparently meaning that they were created on the basis of the piranha 3. switzerland in general, on paper , our servicemen in the kursk region should have simply run away from columns of such armored personnel carriers, or laid down their arms in front of them, but in reality, the vaunted armored personnel carriers turned out to be very convenient targets for russian loitering ammunition, which once again confirms its highest efficiency, a

musicians of the rock group antibody, which, let me remind you, first promised to give a concert in yalta last summer, counting on success of the ill-fated counter-offensive, then moved the performance to this august , printed colorful posters, and now finally decided to move the date to the right for an indefinite period. today we are making a public announcement, today we are announcing the postponement of the concert in yalta and leaving the date of its holding in the future open. this concert will require a little more preparation. groove antibodies have generally settled in well, they feel great, they generally receive government orders for propaganda, they sing successes, victories in every possible way, but as a rule, it turns out not very, the most famous in the song was about artemovsk, about bakhmut, a fortress, no one cares. much worse than disappointment from expensive equipment, including the american stryker armored personnel carrier. recently they were called the ideal transport for high-speed breakthroughs or even more pathetic, swiss knives among armored vehicles. apparen

melons using modern technologies for four years, and this year they also have a special product - yalta onions. our correspondent lyubov gerashchenko found out how everything is arranged on a farm operating in wartime conditions. farmers in... the country can be named without exaggeration titans, because during the war they continue to provide the country with food security. one of them is the menzhinsky family, who have been planting vegetables, watermelons and melons for four years. as vladyslav recalls, they started a family business with cube-shaped peppers, and later expanded their farm to 50 hectares of land. later, we decided to automate the processes, so we have... we have a lot of unique equipment for growing crops, we use, as it were , seedling-planting machines, both manual and on tractors, the film stackers lay, well if we have a drop of stackers, well, we don’t do it, well, to maximize it, but it’s not possible to do it without people , if the family of farmers treats vegetables with love, when harvesting vegetables, they adhere to traditional methods, they are collected on

, this is generally about changing the so-called post-yalta world, whether it is good or bad, but we so... when global disturbances begin in general, it can lead to consequences similar to those which european and world humanity experienced in 1914-1918 during the first world war. i do not think that iran is capable of acquiring the status of a global player, because so far iran is within the framework of its current political system.

budanov sometimes makes such predictions, we were already supposed to drink coffee in crimea, in yaltawe still don't drink coffee there. how do you assess such prospects, which were voiced by kyrylo budanov, and in general. what do you say about russian mobilization, is there anyone else to mobilize and are there still reserves to entice russians to serve in the russian army? well, for starters, it's just worth taking take into account the very fact that the head of the main intelligence department voiced such an assessment and not to make any far-reaching exhibitions there, especially since, as far as i remember, this coffee on the coast in crimea was promised by completely different people. a figure who for some reason is not presented with it, or it should be presented to him, and not to the head of any military department, especially since from a formal point of view , budanov found an argument to justify himself, saying, well, we- they were there, they said the main intelligence agency, but they said that he did not specify who exactly, i think what kind of actor promised coffee o

melons using modern technologies for four years, and this year they also have a special product - yaltanions. our correspondent lyubov gerashchenko visited the farm. farmers of ukraine can be without exaggeration to be called titans, because during the war they continue to provide for the country. food security. one of them is the menzhinsky family, who have been planting vegetables, watermelons and melons for four years. as vladyslav recalls, they started a family business with cube-shaped peppers, and later expanded their farm to 50 hectares of land. later, they decided to automate the processes, so they have a lot of unique equipment for growing crops. we use it as a seedling. machines, both manual and on tractors, film-layers are installed, well a drop of stackers, if we have them, well , we are engaged, well, to automate as much as possible, but it is not possible to do this without people, if the vegetables are treated with love by the family of farmers, when harvesting vegetables, they adhere to traditional methods, they are collected only by hand, yes the plant remains whole and

watermelons, melons, tomatoes, cabbage, and the pride of the collection is our familiar crimean or yaltacording to the landowners, it is extremely difficult to find such seeds, and it is even more difficult to grow them, but thanks to painstaking work. sweet, because many have tried it with us. is it bitter, tasteless, small, well, that is , if it wasn't for you, don't go out to people, not everyone. seeds for other vegetables are purchased only abroad. first , seedlings are carefully grown in greenhouses under special light and irrigation, and only then are they transferred to the field. the wife of mr. vladyslav and a landowner halyna divides, in order to have a high-quality harvest, it is worth fertilizing it with good baltic peat, measuring the soil temperature. the fact that they also regularly watered the coffee plant in the laboratory showed that it was below the norm of their devices for nitrates, so it is very safe... it is safe and we grow it as for ourselves and work for the future, not like, you know, that we grew it for a year, sold and everything, so we hope that the small

this whole lush ceremony is not taking place in italy, on the set of the yalta film studio. here, a film based on the famous novel voynich reasons is being filmed. the director of the film is alexander mikhailovich fonzimmer. sasha, write it down, strizhenov, oleg aleksandrovich, tallinn, russian drama theatre, call him, he will play the gadfly for you. you are the light of my eyes, the joy of my heart. on the set of gadfly , oleg strizhennyi was waiting not only for his first professional success, but also for love. right on the set, his romance with the actress maryana bebotova flared up. she played the role of gemma in the film. the actors got married right after filming, then strizhennyi thought that fate had given him everything one could dream of, both a career and a family, such happiness could only be envied, we we will live with one goal, fight together, and maybe die together for the coming republic, remember, genie, whether i live or die , i am a midge, still happy, but then strizhenov did not know that he was happy in this family. will not be, and the main love i

along my father's road, along which he always drove from his house, from veli stirlitz to faros to yaltaa very narrow road, so you always have to honk, and dad honked, here i honk, in general, dad in his youth was a great driver was always a great driver, he rode a motorcycle, and he rode at a wild speed, and one day his drifted to mokromovo. i didn't really know any of my contemporaries, we didn't invite people here, people came themselves , picked grape leaves from the walls of the house, saying: you can see where such a great writer, sterlitz's dad, lived, then they asked permission to go into the courtyard, we let them in, that's how the museum turned out, basically. during semenov's life, his name was constantly heard, he was incredibly prolific, sat down at the typewriter like a pianist. flew out of the page without any corrections, ready for printing. novels, articles, scripts and plays, followed one another. crowds of students came to meet this extravagant man. his statements were quoted, theses were retold. semenov stood out sharply against the background of his contemporaries,

true, in the end the action was transferred to yalta, and the pug turned into a white spies, well, thatt exactly like this. there were cossacks and russian soldiers living in this fortress. the fortress appeared in june 1803. free people-cossacks came to these places from all over russia to defend the borders. gradually , a ring of fortifications appeared in the north caucasus, consisting of such fortresses. well, the fame of this fertile land also played an important role, because in our time in these parts there are real cossack villages, in which the descendants of those very cossacks live. who came here more than two centuries ago, and how the resort kislovodsk declared itself on april 24 , 183. then alexander signed the value of the caucasian mineral waters and the first document on the recognition of the state need for their arrangement. according to this document , doctors should have been sent to the resort, it was necessary to arrange a building for baths and recreation facilities. by the way, when scientists, who studied all types of local minerals, it turned out that of the f

difficult situation these days in crimea near feadosia they continue to fight a forest fire, in the yaltait's really hot, +30 in the capital today again and should we expect temperature records in central russia. hello, rewriting meteorological statistics is hardly possible, but there is a high probability that today will be the hottest day of august in central russia. let's start with the footage provided by the rescue service. street, the basement floor of the city hospital mark of a dangerous phenomenon, water gushed onto number 3 was flooded. sochi the rescuers first moved the overweight patients to the upper dry floors, and then spent 3 hours pumping out the water.

for a long time, albina disappeared, she turned out to be a fraud, it was good to go to crimea to yaltad thought, well, i'll do a peeling just before the trip, everything was ready, i went to do the peeling, my hand slips off, the peeling gets into my eye, it just starts to burn, i can't tell you, well, acid in the eye, i run, i don't know what to do, i don't have it turns out okay, i wash it, nothing, even more, then i see that i'm already starting to lose my sight, in short, i called my colleague, with whom i work, the manager, she, poor thing, came to me and she took me to this twelfth hospital, in general, a doctor attended to me there, by the way, she asked, she says: do you live alone? i say, yes, i live alone, that's all, on the first of the month i was already lying at home, in the new season on the first, you have a good collective farm, and you will try to make him rich, a millionaire, and you haven't aged much, it's probably hard, you'll be unaccustomed to it... in the village, it 's okay, we'll get used to it, but in our village your hanky-panky can end badly, vadim, partner

on february 4, 1945, the yalta conference opened in crimea.concept in world politics. which was that superpowers set the rules of the game for everyone. the yalta conference was mainly devoted to establishing the borders of post-war europe, both in germany itself, that is, zones of occupation, and in general the borders and configuration of power in europe. true, in addition to this, a number of issues related to the last phase of hostilities, that is, after the war with japan, were discussed. by the way. there , a decision was made to transfer southern sakhalin and the kuril islands to the soviet union, and issues of reparations were also discussed, although their discussions had not yet been fully completed, but a decision was also made to return to their homeland citizens of the soviet union who would find themselves in territory controlled by the allies, this was a very important agreement for the soviet union, since it affected... a few months later, in july 1945, in the suburbs of berlin , world leaders met again at the underground confe

, yalta, here, thank you very much, crimea., i didn’t take my swimming trunks, otherwise i would have dived, well, never mind, i’ll dive into another sea, in where swimming trunks and swimming skills are not needed, because it is a sea of ​​flowers unique plants in the nikitsky botanical garden, what is not here, flower beds. fruit and exotic trees, cacti, figs, olives everything, everything that is on our planet, well, or almost everything, but this is not the main thing, the main thing is that this is one of the most beautiful places to relax, especially from the end of march to mid-may, why? because at this time there is a whole parade of tulips here. we have a changing of the guard, the tulip parade is replaced by a parade of chebureks, but no one is interested in an ordinary cheburek you won't surprise, especially federica. so how do you like a sweet cheburek with strawberries, banana and chocolate? also see, on my plate i don't have a cheburek, but lighter chebureks, which are not deep-fried, in a dry frying pan, this is

visit took place, the usa in the ussr, if you do not count the arrival of franklin roosevelt at the yaltaonference in forty-five. brezhnev did not go to meet nixon at vnukovo airport. this was done by podgorny and kasygin, however , the presidential couple and part of the american delegation were accommodated with the count in the kremlin. the visit. by us president nixon to the soviet union, it was a big breakthrough, after tension, after the aggravation confrontation between the soviet union and the united states of america, and such a visit, such relief was needed. nixon had visited the ussr before, but in a different capacity, not yet as the president of the united states, and the visit there, it was not very productive for the entire delegation of the united states of america, this visit had been prepared for more than 4 years, all the documents were being prepared and... even during the visit, a number of documents were to be signed there on may 25, the signing of these documents was postponed there to may 29, because during the visit itself, there was a discussion, there was a deba

the principle of unanimity was approved only at the yalta conference of the big three in 1945 and. there, at stalin's request , they agreed to grant membership in the un to ukraine and belarus. exactly 70 years ago, on august 21, 1954, the first camberlite pipe in our country was found in the ussr. this is a special geological body, a product of volcanism, containing rock with natural diamonds. this was a major discovery, because diamonds are widely used in radio electronics, instrument making, medicine, nuclear research and other branches of science and industry. they were bought abroad for huge amounts of money, before the war, diamonds were searched for in the urals, but unsuccessfully, now hopes were pinned on siberia. geologist natalia sarsadskikh developed a method for searching for camberlite pipes by pyrope, a mineral that is a companion to diamonds. and the field work was carried out by thirty-year-old larisa popugaeva in yakutia together. section of two streams that flow into the daldyn river. having studied a piece of blue-gray rock under a magnifying glass, she was convinced

several roads were... extreme heat, the day before the air in yalta warmed up to 34.5°, the last time intense heat came here was in mid-july, against the background of hot and dry weather in the region , landscape fires began again and today. the ridge of the solar anticyclone, which keeps the hot summer in the black sea region, will spread to the west of the russian plain, while in the east of the region the cyclone will still be in charge, and here the weather will be more reminiscent of early autumn. you see, in the south of the west of european russia the coming day will pass without significant precipitation, here is the eastern line of vologda, the sky will still be covered with rain clouds, and although now the most intense lines will be observed in the trans-urals, here in places over 10-20 mm of lag may pour out for the courts, cloud fields will significantly limit the influx of solar heat to the earth's surface. as result, in the east of the russian plain it will be cool, in the western regions atmospheric processes again. in a summer way, and such a contrasting temperature

why are they imposing communist rule in eastern europe against all the agreements of yalta signed in yalta just two years earlier and in a sense, you could see in there that that sense of being allies just started disappearing by the late 19. by late 1947. and then that hiatus of 47 to 57, 58, when we really had no relationship, we again have, i would argue, a cold war thrust upon the united states for a years, whether it was under the clinton and bush administration. clinton restoration, bush junior administration, obama administration. there was a desire to kind of bring russia in to the world, whether it was through the wto, the world trade organization or other, or just g-7 for a while, but for various reasons. i takes us off on a different topic about putin and putinism. the cold war has come to us, whether will be wanted or not. we are engaged in a cold war. similarly, we have china, which we tried to integrate into the into the greater world community. they took advantage of it. they did very well. and now they are opposing us and teaming up with with russia. we have a very da

in the yalta reserve, two endangered birds of prey were seized at once: the white-tailed eagle and the imperial hawk, they were used to entertain tourists, forcing photo sessions. now for a photo with a bird, the photographer will have to answer for the remora law. the queen's dirty move - a real game of thrones, broke out in the fight for the chess crown in dagestan. there, one of the chess players became ill right during the game. it turned out that last year's winner of the championship had put mercury on the table of a potential competitor. what was done with the alleged poisoner and whether her opponent was able to win. this is in vladimir bazov's report. a participant in the chess tournament in dagestan walks slowly to one of the tables, as if thinking through the first moves of the next game, but in her head she is completely another, more insidious plan, on the surveillance camera footage you can see how the girl poured something on the board, at which a potential rival of mayganat osmanov will soon sit down. it was the rival's turn, and i noticed that some balls rolled out fro

onions, i'll tell you a secret, it's in front of you, this very red yalta onion has exactly this flatape, that is, it's sweeter, not so tart, look, that's not all, there's this product, smell what it is, it's like you've been smokin'. i've pierced it, it's smoked salt, wow, it has these little granules, grains, i'm on top i sprinkle it on the tomatoes, it gives off smoke, and what's more, you see, it's like flakes, when you eat it, the salt will burst, it will complement the dish with tomatoes very well, it's ready, let's move on to the second, yes, look, here i have pork tenderloin, i cleaned it, we add salt, then spices, pepper , chili, smoked paprika, coriander, rosemary, spices can be just not... so that our dish is as spicy as possible. the stove, look, we have a luxurious one, with five burners, a stove, just a dream, definitely heat the frying pan well so that, firstly, the meat does not stick, and secondly, the frying process begins, this is called the mayar reaction, just when this crust is formed, the very aromatic, crispy one that gives flavor to any product, it sizzled, ev