it is less, of course, and well, it is not so direct bright though several rockets also hit zagreb,erbs were very proud of the fact that they got into the center of zagreb, blow blow blow on the center of decision-making, that's all crap. but this later became one of the points of accusation against them in the hague, because there, in an attempt to fire at the general staff, in croatia, they got into a drama theater in a ballet school, killed a bunch of ballerinas, and as a result, yes, that's what they were tried for and they were there the serbian generals even judged a little somewhere, and milosevic was actually in favor this is exactly what was tried, but , of course, in zagorreb itself, it is not so noticeable, they are now on... from the earthquake that happened two years ago, but in ukovar, in knin, it is there, especially in ukavar and throughout croatia, there are a lot of replaceable territories that have not yet been completely demined, especially in the forests, this is what awaits us as well, thank you very much for joining, thank you for your comments, olga len was w

, so on ended, they were very, very proud that they bombed zagreb, they threw several rockets into the center of zagreb, some of them actually hit the administration building, one rocket, for example, did not hit the administration building, it hit the ballet school and killed several ballerinas and you know how it ended for the president of serbia, milosevic, and he was tried for this, just for the bombing of the croatian capital zagreb, so this is also one of the reasons why they at the political level, maybe they would like to quietly somewhere for something to fly and hit, but they don't want to talk about it and won't, because it's a direct road to gagaga already. this is the story, well, but it does not remove the fact that they are still trying to fight and, you know, they are trying to tell that , of course, ukraine would have surrendered a long time ago, if it were not for the bandera people, nationalists and so on, it sometimes sounds comical on russian television. the enemy is on that side, too, so to speak, well, he is holding fast, why don't they run away? because the fron

, that 's how it ended, they were very, very proud that they bombed zagreb, they threw several rocketsem actually hit the administration building, one rocket, for example, did not hit the administration building, it hit the ballet school, killed several ballerinas, and you know how it ended for the president of serbia milusevic, and he was tried for that, just for the bombing, of croatia the capital of zagreb, so this is also one of the reasons why they are at the political level , maybe they would like quietly somewhere that something would fly and hit, but they do not want to talk about it and will not, because it is a direct road to the hague already today, here is such a story , well, but it does not remove the fact that they are still trying to fight and , you know, they are trying to tell that, of course , ukraine would have surrendered a long time ago, if it were not for the bandera people, nationalists and so on, it is sometimes on russian tv. .' sounds, the enemy is on the other side, too, so to speak, well, it is holding tight, why don’t they run away, because the front lines

into the center of zagreb, some of them actually hit the administration building, one the rocket, for ballet school, killed several ballerinas, and you know how it ended for the president of serbia, milusevic, and he was tried for that, just for the bombing of the croatian capital of zagreb, yes, this is also one of the reasons why they are at the political level, maybe they would like quietly somewhere that something would fly and hit, but they do not want to talk about it and will not. because it's a direct road to gagaga already today, that's the story, well, but it's not removes the fact that they continue to fight and, you know, try to tell that , of course, ukraine would have surrendered a long time ago, if it were not for the bandera people, nationalists and so on, it sometimes sounds comical on russian television, the enemy is on the other side, too so to speak, well, it holds on tight, why don't they run away? because the front lines are mainly mobilized , who have nowhere to go, because the fascists are behind, the most natural are these nationalist detachments, which are th

the second summit that took place in prague, czech republic, the first took place before that in zagreb and now to our broadcast, we will also include the participant of this summit, yevhennia kravchuk , people 's deputy of ukraine, servant of the people faction, joins our broadcast, good morning, ms. yevhennie, thank you for finding the opportunity, well, actually. if you can say so, the biggest profit of this, the summit of the crimean platform in prague is for you, that's what you are you can highlight, in particular, from what was heard, voted, adopted in the resolution, and what, in fact, it is possible that the tatat was discussed outside the official meetings, well, in fact, since the 22nd year, well, after the full-scale invasion, there was a danger that the topic of crimea would be in the shadows, so it will be in the shadows and in the end, well, there will be much greater hostilities and attacks, but this did not happen, and it is very good that during the full-scale invasion, on the contrary, the crimean platform, as an international platform, received even better developmen

platform, i remember that, let me remind you, that the previous parliamentary summit took place in zagreb, and now marketa adamova pykarova offered, invited the participants to it. format to come here to prague and indeed yesterday we spoke with the first deputy minister of foreign affairs of ukraine emine japarova, who confirmed to us that at the level of the ministry of foreign affairs, at the level of the president. at the level of the parliament , the task was set for the organizers to expand the geography, i.e. to make it so that as much as possible and even more more countries and parliamentary delegations participated in the format of the crimean platform. the day before, chairman of the verkhovna rada ruslan stepanchuk, he commented, said that delegations, more than 70 delegations should join the prague summit, and he said that he, for example, does not even remember any other similar confusion of so many parliaments, so many... parliamentary assemblies, so there is really a large representation here, today in the opening speeches it was said that at least 50 countries have their

let me remind you that back in march, official zagreb promised to transfer 14 transport helicopters ofious modifications to ukraine. terrorists hamas and russian president vladimir putin share a common desire to destroy the neighboring democratic regime, us president joe biden said in a special address to americans. he emphasized that washington will not stop providing assistance to kyiv, because is about us national security issues. at the same time, the owner of the white house called the support of ukraine a reasonable investment. it will bring dividends to future generations. biden did not announce the amount of the new aid to ukraine, but called it unprecedented. the us president also announced that he would ask congress for emergency funding for ukraine and israel. if we do not stop putin's desire for power and over ukraine, he will not limit himself to ukraine. he is already threatening to remind poland that part of their land was a gift from russia, and the former president of russia called estonia latvia. and lithuania by the baltic provinces of russia. these are our nato alli

year, we conducted the first parliamentary measurement of the crimean platform, we conducted it in zagreb the results were really very powerful, last year, mrs. nancy pelosi was present, and actually, it motivated a large number of delegations, including participate. this year it was 47 countries, 69, 69 speeches, because very often two houses of parliaments of different countries were represented, this also applies to the united states, this also applies to great britain, this applies actually to the swiss confederation, belgium, austria and so on , i will not list them all, i think the performances were even more powerful this year, even than last year, despite the fact that it happened in the first year of the full-scale invasion, always, if you compare, for example, the government summit last year, the statements were more powerful in my opinion, they were primarily related to the full-scale invasion and the holding of this second summit in the framework of, after the start of the full-scale invasion, this year we saw in the final statement... the statement, in fact, as issues related

and demonstrate their necessary support, one of the proofs of this support was the signing today in zagreb, the ukrainian-croatian intergovernmental agreement, which is aimed precisely at the development and acceleration of humanitarian exchange. mr. ihor, thank you very much, of course, ihor bezkaravainy, the deputy minister of economy of ukraine, talked about what was happening in croatia, it was about demining and europe's help in this process on the territory of ukraine. well, we are moving on, the autumn session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe has begun. they will talk, in particular, about a just peace for ukraine and the deportation of ukrainian children. they are waiting for the adoption of a resolution on citing the study of the legitimacy and legality of the refusal . term limits for the current president of the russian federation. let's talk about it now with our members of the ukrainian delegation to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, people's deputies, and first, oleksandra ostinova, a member of this delegation and a people's deputy fro

coordination of international partners, interaction with international partners, we are now in croatia, in zagrebdonar conference. mr. igor, i know that you are a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, yours. experience helps you at such conferences, where the exchange of names will be discussed in particular? well, my personal experience helps me to establish personal contacts with the community representatives there very quickly and qualitatively, because i am not a specialist in humanitarian demining in its pure form, i do not have much experience, but sharing my own background makes it quite good to build... good relations precisely on at the horizontal level, who are now deciding a lot of things, because official communication remains, it works, but when there is an opportunity to write to someone from above, it is clear, but you mentioned that you took the floor at the donor conference, and what they say, in particular, about the continuation of support for ukraine , we are talking about financially from the european union, what are the pitfalls here now, maybe? definitely there will be supp

the first wife is in new york, the second in zagreb, the third in paris, daughter lyudmila, son mikhailt could turn against me. therefore, no one knows anything about me, everyone just pours all sorts of slop, no one knows anything, the heirs of yuri antonov do not often spoil the famous dad with their attention, they all live abroad, they all mind their own business there, yuri antonov also has a sister, seventy-five-year-old zhanna mikhailovna lives in minsk, but as soon as a question about a relative is heard, the singer immediately covers the mouth of the correspondent of our program with a piece of italian cheese with blue shoulders. you communicate with your sister zhanna, you eat cheese, it’s good, take it, take a look, they say antonov quarreled to smithereens with his younger sister, although several years ago in an exclusive interview with our program, zhanna mikhailovna admitted that her famous brother invited her to moscow, he gave me expensive, good gifts, he gave me a lot of gold items, rings, he said, i will provide you with everything and you will have a home... sister a

whipple, they are joined on the stage by rich hayes, the zagreb school of business, and professor james sample from the morris dean school of law. and of course, by bose at this point needs no introduction. so i will now hand it over dr. bose to to begin this afternoon's conversation. thank you. thank you. president posner. and thank you, everyone, for us today. we is very exciting to host this panel, this plenary discussion. so many distinguished speakers and my distinguished colleagues, we've spent a lot of time over the last day and a half examining president obama's election his media coverage, his communication strategies. we've just had two fantastic sessions this morning foreign policy, u.s. transatlantic relations. we've had scholarly panels on health care policy and foreign policy leadership and military intervention and this is the session now or we to talk a little bit about the decision behind the scenes. it is essential, i think, for those of us in political science and so many colleagues in the audience and presidency studies to understand how white management influences t