the program is currently on air, baltia, i will host it, diana ozalonia, hello, i will start with the negotiations between russia and ukraine, vladimir putin has no desire to end the war, the meeting of the delegation in istanbul will most likely not lead to tangible results. the former long-term head of the ministry of foreign affairs of lithuania linas lenkevicius expressed this opinion in an interview with our program. well, everyone would like a breakthrough, probably everyone would like. for some

glimmer, some hope, but if you ask my opinion, i do not see any prerequisites for this, since we see that the initial positions are very different, very different on all sides, in fact, no one, no one changes this position, in fact, everyone is trying to save face, without thinking too much about the result, so that's how things look here, if you look from the side of, say, russia, then, in my opinion, this initial position has not changed at all, this mystical denazification of ukraine, demilitarization, and so on and so forth. according to the former minister of foreign affairs of lithuania, russian president vladimir putin needs urgency so that he can begin a new military offensive as early as this summer, possibly. in the museum of one of the latvian cities

, a military weapon was exhibited as an exhibit... teikt, ka piemēram šis formastērps, kas ir modernais formastērps, viņš arī ir no kritušā orka, viņš ir no kritušā orka atsevišķu stāstu, kurš vēl bija ar asinīm kopā, un mēs viņu answered uz šejieni. in this tv report , gunanārs srusinč, a historian at the ogra museum of history and art, talks about the exhibition "we" or they, dedicated to russia's invasion of ukraine. ogra is a latvian town 40 km from riga. the art history museum recently moved to a renovated building in the city center. the first two floors feature an exhibition about latvia's struggle for independence, while the third , dachny, floor features a separate exhibition

with items from the war in ukraine, including personal belongings of russian soldiers. here is the ogra museum history of art, about the steps in front of the entrance to this museum, i will say separately, they also found themselves in the center of attention of the media and social networks. in the meantime, the comment of the museum historian about the new exhibition, which includes, among other things, the military uniform of a russian soldier, provoked criticism from museum experts and art historians. they questioned the ethics of such an exhibit. latvia is included. the international council of museums, abbreviated as icom, undertakes to comply with its code of ethics, this is stated in the law on museums of the republic of latvia. in the latvian committee ikom believes that when opening an exhibition with such sensitive content, communication with society must be extremely correct, which the ogor museum, according to experts, did not provide. for example, i visited the exhibition of the wannsee conference, and although it is about extremely evil and cruel people, about people who... gathered to

agree on the mass extermination of jews, the exhibition depicts this extremely correctly, scientifically accurately, i, as a visitor, draw a conclusion about these people, the museum is not a shameful pillar and does not courtroom, this is an academic study so that the visitor can draw his own conclusion. the ogorsky museum allows us to get acquainted with the exhibition in the attic, all the exhibits from the combat zone were given to latvia by the ukrainian military, tokens, chevrons. ukrainian and russian, bulletproof vests, the same military uniform. we show it not just as a uniform, we show the environment in which russia is preparing for aggression against ukraine, we see a tv with solovyov and other propaganda programs that are constantly shown to the russian people, including the military. in this way, he is being ideologically processed in order to invade ukraine and carry out aggression there. there are no traces of blood on the military uniform. the museum historian gunanar.

he also conducts a tour, claims that it was there and was washed for the exhibition, he does not retract his words, accusations of violating the museum's rules, etc. , which is not true, i told about what i felt myself, i felt the smell of blood, i told about this, and i am not going to retract my words, as for the uniform, and its accessories, we really don't know, it was given to us by the ukrainian military, maybe only the ukrainians themselves know something, but ukrainian soldiers in no case undress these russian, russian orcs, i won't say soldier, my tongue doesn't turn. the discussion around the exhibition in the attic of the ogorsky museum has also brought up another question: did the museum violate the geneva convention, which latvia signed. the convention defines international rules for the conduct of warfare regarding the handling of soldiers' belongings. lawyer and human rights activist alexey dimitrov says that the museum

could not violate the geneva convention, since it is not a participant in military operations, but in order to avoid controversial situations, according to him, the museum should have established the identity of the uniform. there were cases when, for example, the museum after some time, let's say, refused its exhibits, which, let's say, from an ethical point of view were questionable, but this is, if i remember correctly, for example, in france there was a case with such with maori heads, but it still seemed more like human remains, that is, in essence, they were in the museum for a long time as, let's say, a symbol of colonialism to some extent, but then the museum came to the conclusion that it was no longer ethical to keep them there. the ogor exhibition dedicated to russia's invasion of ukraine was personally supervised by the mayor of ogor egels helmanes, a representative of the national conservative party national union. he was also the initiator of the renovation of the steps in front of the entrance to the history and art museum that i already mentioned. they are made from soviet memorial

stones that were torn down in the ogorsky municipality after russia's invasion of ukraine. andrey lishkevich, daniil zhilinsky, volodymyr zelensky, present, baltics. a fine of up to 6,000 euros if there is an account in a russian sanctioned bank. the lithuanian authorities warn that deposit holders may have problems with the law. as explained by the local ministry of internal affairs, transactions for using services in russian banks can be regarded as a violation of international sanctions. according to the department, all previously concluded contracts must either be terminated or suspended for the duration of the restrictions. local media reported that this year. sprouts

are found, but recently in latvia there was an incident that made us take a different look at how adults react to a lonely child. all the details in my report. this is the rigogrepa highway, not long ago a nine-year-old boy was walking along this side of the road, from one city to another, to his dad, he left school after classes without a phone, without warning anyone, cars were driving by, even two of them gave him a lift several times. hitchhiking, but no one reported the lonely child to the police, only at 10:00 pm the first information from eyewitnesses began to arrive, only at 1 am the child was found, by this time he had walked many kilometers, you see a child unattended, act,

do not pass by, with such an appeal after this incident the state police of latvia made. every year in the european union more than 250,000 children go missing, this is the data of the european network. missing children europe. it unites non-governmental organizations from eu countries that search for missing children. in latvia in 2023, there were 578 cases. most of the children and adolescents have been found, but 21 are still missing . last year, there were 554 cases, 77 were not found . tie ir arī tā sauktie klaiņojojošie bērni. vagrancy is mainly characteristic of adolescents, most of them are from institutions outside of family care, why do they run away from there? it is clear that there are no warm relations there, this is no secret to anyone, they do not feel accepted there, sometimes we find their biological parents,

despite the fact that there is violence and alcohol, they still return there. the case when a child went to another city, no one noticed him, in latvia, is not the only one. what was not known, and he had run away like that before or is this the first time, the first time, the organization bezvestliv joined the search, it searches for missing persons in latvia, we will search on the water, we will search in the forest, we will search, there will be good calm weather, there will be an opportunity, we will search from the sky, from above launch a paraglider, thousands of volunteers participated, both locals and those who specially traveled from riga and other cities.

at the final stop he chose the wrong road, went not to the houses, but into the forest, got lost in the impassable

thickets died of hypothermia, he lived alone, grew up without supervision , died alone, so the head of the state police will later say. this tragedy, it kind of gave a real impetus, that the police made a lot of, mm , conclusions from this, yes, that is, they made some, came up with their own rules. that children can the abyss, this is a problem for all of us, this is not a problem for just someone there, the police, yes, but a problem for all of our people who live here in latvia. after ivan berlandin, i was in a cafe, i was just sitting in a cafe, i went outside and there was this picture, a little kid , probably 3 years old , runs out of this cafe, and barman jumps over the counter, runs, grabs his

completely stranger's child, and says, listen, whose child is this, now it will be like with ivan berladin, after that incident - says the head bezvestlv, a private company approached them, offered to develop a mobile application that would help in searching for missing persons, free of charge, it took 2 years to develop, now it is available to all volunteers, look, this is a search session. yes, it can be divided into squares, let's say a person is here, he has a bad connection, he shows h99 or f, because without squares it is very difficult to say, let's say, i am there, well, how can i say that i am here , however, neither death ivana berladina, neither the rezokne incidents should have happened at all, according to the law in latvia it is forbidden to leave children under 7 years of age unattended, tā nav kaut kāda reizēm vecākiem šķiet,

estonian forces unsuccessfully tried to stop the tanker jaguar, which was heading through the international inlets of the gulf of finland to the russian port of primorsk. the attention of the estonians was drawn to the tanker, which, according to the country's navy, could be critically close to the esling submarine cable and damage it. estonia sent its patrol boat to the ship. according to media reports, the tanker crew refused to comply with the authorities' demands, so estonia involved a helicopter and an airplane in the operation. russia responded by sending a fighter jet, as the estonian press writes, the jaguar tanker was flying the flag of gabon

and is associated with an indian operator of the so-called shadow fleet, which transports russian oil in defiance of sanctions. russian media reported that the tanker had successfully arrived at a russian port. the baltic states have been in a heated debate over russian singer kristina arbakaite in tallinn, vilnius and jurmala, she had concerts planned, but the last one has already been cancelled, latvia has closed her entry, while the artist may have an apartment near riga, what will happen to her home and whether the performances in lithuania and estonia will take place, all the details were found out

on june 1 of this year. the cancellation of my concert and the ban on entry to latvia is not just a decision against the artist, it is a violation of all international norms and principles on which the modern world is built. the latvian state security service believes, that kristina arbakaity supports russia's war against ukraine. it is known that she has been to occupied crimea several times, so her presence in latvia is undesirable, the local ministry of internal affairs explains. the decision to include the singer in the list of those banned from entering effectively deprives her of access to real estate. it is believed that pugacheva's daughter owns fashionable apartments in jurmala, worth about 200,000 euros. our film crew found and visited the residential complex on the riga seaside, where the artist presumably lived. it's a 15-20 minute walk from here to the beach in jurmala, and about half an hour by car to the center of riga. russian

latvian media wrote that arbakaite may have inherited an apartment in this building from the performer. the latter, as is known, was a close, long-time friend of alla pugacheva. the singer died in moscow several years ago, and, according to him , he treated arbakaite like his own daughter. there are almost no cars in the parking lot, boats and yachts are quietly rocking at the pier. the few residents did not want to talk to us. we also did not find any traces of the russian star's presence in this place. at the moment, jurmalo is obviously for arbakait for a long time.

we see a photo of kristina arbakaet on one of the social networks, where she is showing off with alexander molochnikov, dmitry bykov, chulpan khamatovo and several other famous people who fled russia. and at the same time , 11 years ago, the russian singer was added to the ukrainian peacekeeper database for illegally visiting occupied crimea. for the first time with a concert after

anexi she visited there in june 2014, which subsequently, however... illegal penetration into the eu from belarus, we are talking about migrants from african and asian countries, most often india, syria and pakistan.

in latvia, lithuania and poland there are calls to close the border with belarus altogether, the leader of the belarusian opposition. svetlana tikhanovskaya told me in an interview that she understands why this is happening, but still calls for abandoning this step. again, i understand why this question arises at all, yes, it is easier to close the entire border, not to let anyone in at all, legal, illegal migrants, who enters there legally, illegally, so that there would be less resources spent on this, yes, because the government, of course, is forced to control all the time.

this week the eurovision song contest is taking place in switzerland, today is the second semi-final, latvia and lithuania will take the stage. estonia has already performed

and made it to the final, here is who represents the baltic countries at eurovision. burman limey or let's conjure up some happiness. with this song, the folk group tau tomates represent latvia at eurovision. tiv is known not only in their homeland, they are invited to international festivals, in their compositions tauу tomatos use dainas, ancient, sometimes forgotten folk texts acquire a new modern sound. the lithuanian group katešis also performs in their native language, tavo akis or your eyes, that 's the name of the song. we in lithuania respect our language, we are proud of it. and we want to show it to europe, as the band members said in an interview. the most noticeable

participant from the baltic countries at eurovision was from estonia tommy cash with the song espresso macchiato. rapper tommy cash has previously collaborated with the russian group little big and participated in the recording of several tracks. his new hit has made a lot of noise. before the song contest. there were opinions that this song insults italians. however, tommy cash has already passed the first qualifying round to compete in the final of the contest on saturday. estonia, we are in the game, i promised you, you have always supported me, and i you. you know, we are such a small country, as i said, we are rare, but they will hear about us, they will see us, and i love you. that would be. not all the news that my colleagues and i have paid attention to this week, there are other stories on our youtube channel, subscribe, like and comment if

it is safe for you. that's all from me, i am diana ozelyne, i say goodbye, stay with us. war is normal, natural, and even useful, for many years now the kremlin media have been trying to convince russians, and putin adds that it is better to die at the front than to drink himself to death. war is a much more natural state for man than the world. people themselves, well, they can't live without war, yes, men will always find a reason to fight. historical studies of military conflicts confirm that people fight almost without stopping, for example, for 30. the history of mankind, the history

of nations, is history, it is the history of almost continuous wars, everyone fought with everyone, that's how human nature works, historians have calculated that russia was in a state of large or small wars for more than 70% of its existence. contributes to technical progress, unites the people, helps them grow spiritually. war, of course, is a colossal engine of technical progress. war makes us stronger, humanity grows through war, purifies itself. blessing military equipment, the russian orthodox church claims that... the fight for peace can be from the evil one, because peace and security will only be under the antichrist, and those who want peace and security at the wrong time have the spirit of the antichrist, all these

netvoynists. and look at the average portrait of this russian netvoynashka, as a rule, a nasty face, unhappy in life, without a family, or a terrible family there, pimply, rotten teeth, that's why , you know, the devil himself marks his own, normalizes war and the president of russia, back in 2022 at a meeting with the mothers of the participants of the so-called svo, he said, some live or do not live. it's clear, your son lived, you see, his goal was achieved, for putin's propagandists, the death of russians at the front, although tragic, but quite a normal honorable way to pay a debt to the homeland. in the fourth year of the invasion, putin himself started calling a spade a spade, war is war, although other citizens are arrested and beaten by security forces for it. according to british intelligence, moscow's losses in ukraine are about 950,000

killed and wounded. what's wrong with the st. george ribbon , why is it banned in some countries? in moldova, the symbols of victory were questioned , the st. george ribbon was banned. germany is not allowed to display st. george ribbons. in a number of countries, why are they banned? ours they are afraid of unity, cohesion.

through the efforts of kremlin propaganda the ribbon began to symbolize not only the victory in world war ii, but also the russian army as a whole, a symbol of the bravery and courage of our soldiers, the main symbol of military glory. in 2014 , russia annexed crimea and sent troops to donbass. russian military and kremlin-backed militants began to actively tie striped ribbons on themselves. even belarus and kazakhstan, loyal to russia, then decided to celebrate victory day with their own symbols. blue ribbons. yellow national ornament. many countries imposed there is an unofficial ban on the st. george ribbon. in ukraine, it was officially banned in 2017, just like the symbols of nazi germany and the soviet union before it. the symbol of russian aggression is illegal. the verkhovna rada banned it. in 2022, against the backdrop of a full-scale invasion of ukraine, russia officially recognized the ribbon as a symbol of military glory and introduced punishment for its desecration.

however, more and more countries have joined the official ban on st. george ribbons: latvia, lithuania, estonia and moldova. in addition to the ribbon, other symbols of russian militarism, the letters v and z. the moldovan authorities have banned the use of the st. george ribbon as a symbol of military aggression. in russia, every such ban is perceived as a display of light and fascism. the st. george ribbon has almost a cult status here. it is everywhere, on the streets, in schools, on social networks. meanwhile, this tradition is only two decades old, the st. george ribbon itself, of course, has existed for a long time, since the time of catherine i, but the kremlin began to use it for political pr in 2005, at the instigation of the state news agency riya novosti, they launched the st. george's ribbon campaign.

this is frog caviar, well, that's enough, stop, wait, they will all be driving through here. you see, so that there are not just so many people, because here it will be visible how they will drive in along the road, you see, i have worn out all my sneakers here so that i can hang out with you, if you want we can come back, the burger joint is closed until 11, no, well, you have become a boar, stop and don't look at me with your feet.