she noted that ukraine's struggle is important for the entire free world, noting that ukraine defends civilized values ​​in confrontation with a much larger country. this is the most important test of freedom protection for all nato allies, in my entire life, - emphasized marcy kaptur and called for better help for ukraine, to achieve victory. let me remind you. every day, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky confirmed that the us redirected components to its troops in the middle east that were reserved for ukraine and which are used. to shoot down russian drones of iranian production. so, more about the events in the united states. see further in our story. protests against the immigration policies of the administration of president donald trump are ongoing in several major us cities. this is reported by cnn. in new york , hundreds of protesters gathered at... hetani near the immigration and customs enforcement office and the city's immigration court. journalists recorded that at least 45 arrests were made. video from the scene shows participants trying to douse police with wa

and romania, and do everything to create conditions under which part of ukraine, southeastern ukraine , was under the control of the russian federation, and in this way, the russians want to deprive ukraine of access to the black sea, nevertheless, the russians are trying to create conditions under which... under which the ukrainians will not be able to attack the black sea fleet and the ships themselves, those that were previously in the bays in sevastopol and in general near the crimean peninsula, you know that they withdrew to novorossiysk and the armed forces of ukraine they did their best to keep the russians out of there, so... they are still trying to implement their old plan, and as the former head of the security service of ukraine, valentyn nalyvaichenko, said on my show just now, since 2014 the russians have been trying to break through to odessa and create this land corridor, which would actually cut off a large part of ukraine from the black sea, from access to the black sea. although everything that russia is doing and the plans that exist are somehow directed not only a

and to continue supporting ukraine. however, i wouldn't. and while again, it has served quite a significant flow um to putting on his regime the recent i'm showing a tax i wouldn't complete the overestimates of the impact because the, as has already been pointed out, and the to the majority of the worst being for on the ground, which also means that you need some systems that are also designated for it, for crowns, and for land, a more fair. and it's the same time i would say that we, the ukraine needs as a steady supply of all those systems combined. and not just one systems, because one system alone is not going to change the more kind when chancellor matches in the states this friday, and she talks to trump, we have to see whether he's able to convince him of things that others haven't managed to do. so far because trump's sweet voice message untruth social didn't really feel like he's convinced that there's going to be peace any time. so what do you thing if you're watching us on youtube, do let us know your thought

russia continues to seek to subjugate ukraine, to destroy its sovereignty, and ukraine resolutely refuses to accept this. it has no intention of capitulating to russia. dear ambassador carpenter, i would like to ask you about two games. yes, one game that is being played by the current american administration of president trump. yes, he has tried to involve the russians in a certain negotiation process, steve widkoff was sent there with certain proposals and with certain, so to speak, big discussions, well, washington demonstrated certain, certain signals of friendliness towards president putin, on the other hand, president putin also implemented his very cunning, diplomatic intelligence game in relation to the american president and the new american administration, but we see that everything rests on putin's unwillingness to apply certain diplomatic models. so putin is betting only on war, and accordingly, here is your feeling, how the american administration and president trump will now shape their position. the trump administration has tried to find a diplomatic solution, acting contra

in ukraine. the second conclusion is that putin has changed his tactics, i think, already on a permanent basis, he openly attacks civilian targets, before he did this, attacked civilian objects, and then said that it was a mistake, or that there was supposedly some hidden military. target, now he is openly attacking civilian infrastructure, also outside kyiv, because he understands that it is easier to get civilian objects outside kyiv, because other large cities, such as dnipro, are not so well protected, and here the question arises, how the west will react to this, i do not know, at the moment, how exactly it will react, our task as poland is to demonstrate these facts, that is, to point out that we are dealing with a new phase of this war, attacks on civilian objects. strikes outside kyiv, the purpose of which is to intimidate ukrainian society, and there must be a political response to this, i hope that such a response will arise as a result of the agreements at the nato summit. of course, u

, ukraine is ready to cooperate with america, on and when, the more ukraine turns, how can we help youdent. it is necessary, how can we improve your administration, how can you convey some kind of victory, and the enemy is doing everything against him, the enemy is not giving him any opportunity, he wanted putin to cancel the attacks on kyiv and show that trump convinced him, and this, and this the enemy will not give him, and it is very important that the phrase about, well, so that we understand, and understand what is hidden behind the wheels, donald trump, you know, when you listen to him, he says a lot of things, and well, as if without saying a lot of things, and you have to either guess or not guess, but he is about the war in ukraine, i asked him in my opinion representative of the austrian media, she said that you, in my opinion, i, if i'm not mistaken, but i clearly remember this question and this answer, where she said: "you promised to stop the war in ukraine in 24 hours, russia's aggression failed, obviously, it was such an exaggeration, hyperbole, well, but in any case, h

good evening, we are from ukraine. today on the program verdict with sergey rudenko. 100 days of ignoring. russia has been refusing the united states' proposal for more than three months ceasefire in ukraine. why did putin suddenly talk about wanting to meet with zelensky. trump's superweapon. the american president is considering striking iran's main nuclear facility with the world's largest non-nuclear bomb. what threats does entering the war pose to the united states? tolerating migration. multiple citizenship can become a moral justification for ukrainians who will not return from abroad, - the kritys believe. new law, what other demographic risks does it carry? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is sergey rudenko, i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next hour we will talk about ukraine, about the world, about the war and about our victory. ukrainian war, and of course, the top topic is the conflict in the middle east, which one way or another will affect and affects the whol

in your white paper that you recently presented, you mentioned a lot about ukraine, could ukraine bring value to the eu as a partner? of course, i would say that, first of all, ukraine really needs our help at this stage, and i hope that we can find ways in which we can strengthen our help. we need to openly talk about whether european countries are ready, once again, to agree with nato's proposals to actually increase their defense spending to 3.5% of gdp, because such a contribution is extremely important for the sake of common security, so i think this is a wonderful decision, it is very important, but on the other hand, when we look at how eu member states... how they are now helping ukraine militarily during three years of a full-scale invasion, so it is clear that our assistance, it should be even greater, that is why i always repeat this question to all of us, that is, is there any logic in this, and that is why we should really look for new opportunities, yes, remember, i talked about safe loans under the safe program, as well as other tools that we can use under other european

matt -- the impact in ukraine. important diplomatic developments have taken place on the challenging path towards lasting peace in ukraine. on second of june, ukrainian and russian delegations held their second face-to-face meeting already in simple -- in istanbul where they reportedly exchanged written memoranda outlining their respective visions for a cease-fire and barometers for future peace settlement. the talks also resulted in the -- and agreement for large-scale exchanges of prisoners of war and of mortal remains as well as civilian detainees. the exchanges have been carried out in phases in the weeks since then. earlier today, the latest round of exchanges of the sick and wounded took place following several rounds of use of 25 years and younger started on the ninth of june. further exchanges are expected. as of june 16, the mortal remains of 6057 ukrainian service persons and 78 russian service persons were also reportedly returned. we welcome these exchanges and encourage them to continue so that all rem

and in ukraine, yes, ukraine needed to provide. let's say, these decisions are not just at the levelolitical statements, although that would be really good anyway, and if we managed to integrate this into the text of the relevant communiqué, it seems to me that the implementation of well... really the plan is the maximum, which was the climax, respectively, and this meeting with the president of the united states trump, well, let's say, i won't be there now the netherlands allocates funds for a drone super-drones for ukraine, norway allocates 550 million euros for drones and unmanned technologies for ukraine, there is also production in ukraine, that is, there are many such statements, so i really apologize, many people criticized earlier that the states under trump do not submit the next package to congress. military aid, yes, well, the same macrofin, which was, let's say, a record in the past, you know, when they note in this, i analyzed literally word for word these statements that were included in the communiqué, it is stated that the member states this 3.5% will include military

bush supported ukraine. in return, german chancellor angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy opposed it , and not without kremlin influence. it was then that putin told his western partners that ukraine, they say, is not a real state and for... in their country's split. summary: kyiv never received the membership action plan. but in the final communiqué, the key phrase appeared for the first time: ukraine will become a member of nato. once upon a time. in 2010, viktor yanukovych officially reversed course on nato. the interdepartmental commission was liquidated, the center for euro-atlantic integration was disbanded, and references to membership in the alliance disappeared from the laws. only technical cooperation, peacekeeping missions, air raids, joint exercises remained - a partnership without prospects. for many years, the majority of ukrainians opposed joining nato. public the opinion was skillfully fueled by pro-russian forces, such as the communists, the party of regions and other outspoken

glory to ukraine! publicly convinces to arm it with taurus, raises money for the needs of the armed forces of ukraine and is seriously considering settling in odessa, because thanks to the law on multiple citizenship he has a chance to get a ukrainian passport and not surrender his (german) one. i've been to ukraine, i think, seven times since the full-scale invasion, and i'm amazed by everything, its beauty, its friendly people, its energy, for me it's like a love affair, and so i... thought maybe about getting ukrainian citizenship, i recently changed my passport, the previous one was just about to expire, when i got a new one, i realized that it was a little smaller than the old german one, for some mysterious reason the new one fits perfectly on this cover, maybe a coincidence, maybe a hint. until recently, ukraine remained one of the few countries in europe that banned its citizens to have a passport of another state, although in practice dual citizenship among ukrainians, who yes... well, abroad

, for example, the size of ukraine's military, the leadership of ukraine. it's not backing down on that front. and if you look at... if we are going to look at action, the numbers of drones and missiles that are slamming into cities now is unlike anything i've seen. um, and this is not a current, a tide towards some kind of pause. and moscow said earlier this week they are not discussing the memoranda about peace in ukraine with kyiv at the moment. ok. well, let's turn away from headline diplomacy for just a moment. let's take another listener question. hello, ukrainecast. this is ian in poland. um, quick question for you about war crimes. i still hear journalists talk about war crimes being committed in ukraine. but what do they mean these days, given that there are so many of them that have been carried out over the last three years? will putin ever be held accountable for these war crimes, and if so, do they kind of stack up against him and just add to whatever sentence or fine might come his way in the end? and, you know, what's the chances of that ever

so, a book dedicated to the people of ukraine, the people of ukraine. in the dark times of war, they are a ray of light that shows the light, the world, what it means to fight for freedom, to fight for freedom. do you think the ukrainians will win this war and will nato help? they have no other choice, you have to survive as a sovereign state. i admire what the ukrainians are doing, they have been fighting for the third year, the fourth year of the war. which was supposed to last 3 days according to putin's calculations, i am impressed by the courage of ukraine, and in general the preparation that ukraine did in the period from 2014 to 22, because there was some cooperation, there were training programs with the nato military, and often the teams clearly say that it is important, what needs to be achieved, then move on, but the question is how to do it at... already the lower technical level was implementing it, accordingly ukraine changed its attitude in various ways, they did so by increasing taxes, they fought, are fighting, you are fighting corrupti

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it's time to talk about events outside ukraine. yuriy fizar, world about ukraine. two hours to stay up to date with economic news. economic results of the week and with oleksandr morchyvko. chairman of the committee on ukraine's integration into the european union of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, people's deputy of ukraine. events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for the intelligent. those who care in the evening on espresso. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program. my name is serhiy rudenko, i greet everyone and wish everyone good health. over the next two hours we talk about ukraine, about the world, about the war and about our victory. let's talk, in particular , about the latest statements that were made. from the lips of volodymyr zelensky, who is speaking at the ukraine-southeast europe summit, and these statements concern the fact that russia wants odessa, and then to reach the border with moldova and romania. what else does putin want and how the north atlantic alliance is going to fight russian aggression. all this will

russian aggression against ukraine continues. and we... we also understand that this will be a long and bloody story, and at the same time we see the collapse of world diplomacy, unfortunately i have a feeling that the g7 summit of the big seven, which should have ended with something extremely productive, will end with the early departure of president donald trump, and we understand that these are only manifestations of what the world security is currently experiencing. i would like to ask about your feeling and why president trump is so quickly left the g7 summit. today, the global architecture is choked with crises that donald trump has tried to resolve but has not yet been able to resolve. he promised to end the war in ukraine, and as your viewers know, that never happened. trump also claimed to have made a deal with iran that would have prevented an israeli strike. instead, we find ourselves in the middle of an increasingly intense israeli offensive that could well drag the united states into war. even a symbolic g7 summit, which is t

that in ukraine there is a single citizenship, only the citizenship of ukraine, or in this case... this law that has been adopted, it does not contradict the basic law, but there is an interpretation of the constitutional court of ukraine, which explains what it means single citizenship. this means that in the relations between the state and the citizen, the state of ukraine recognizes a single ukrainian citizenship, period. as i have already given you an example, if you have an american or some swedish, or some other passport, but you are in ukraine, now you are a man. of any age, you will be dealt with and will be dealt with exclusively as a ukrainian, regardless of what passports you have, and this principle has been and is in effect in all countries of the world, that is, there is no contradiction, but the the message, the very idea that is launched with the adoption of this law, it creates a false illusion that the state of ukraine actually encourages. obtaining citizenship of other countries, i believe that this is a mistake, this is a political mistake, the results of which,

glory to ukraine, good afternoon. i'm in ukraine, mom, i was exchanged, i'll be home soon. i'm already home, already in ukraine, don't worry, everything will be fine. i love you very, very much. everything is fine. oh, arturchik. we rejoice together with the relatives and friends of those who returned from captivity. glory to ukraine, heroes, glory. friends, i remind you that we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our platforms on youtube and facebook. for those who are currently watching... there live, please subscribe to our pages on these platforms, and also take part in our survey. today we ask you the following: do you consider the policy of the united states of america towards ukraine, in general, favorable? yes, no, please vote with the appropriate buttons on youtube, if you have a separate opinion, please leave it in the comments under this video. if you watch us on tv or on streaming platforms, please take your smartphone or phone in your hands and vote. by numbers yes 0800 211 381 no 0800 211 382 all calls to these numbers are free of charge

the turkish army, again, is thrown out by the factor of ukraine, what will ukraine do at a time whenussia will attack, relatively speaking, lithuania, estonia or latvia, or the soval corridor between poland and the kaliningrad region, well , there are a lot of questions here that have no answers, and that is why i do not believe in the combat capability of the russian army, that it can achieve anything, except for using its unmanned systems and attack aircraft, which will be two, three. storm and especially since the baltic countries are now totally mining the entire border against the russian federation, that is, just entering without permission, it is unrealistic, they are building fortifications, building bunkers, trenches not properly, as in ukraine, funds are being stolen and nothing is left in the sumy region, such fortifications are proper, which according to nato standards are precisely what is needed and most of all carry out and fulfill their functions, which are invested in them... and not a waste of the budget, so i am pessimistic about a possible offensive by the russian

must win this war, and victory in this ukraine, this is when in this war, this is when ukraine will survive, victory in this war, this is when ukraine will receive security guarantees, victory in this war is when putin will be deprived of the opportunity to launch a new aggression, victory in this war is when you will be safe, because ukraine won, and well, regarding the summit itself in general, what are my thoughts and... you interviewed the de facto minister of defense of the european union, commissioner for defense, mr. kubirius, with whom we had a very long conversation, and he is a person who really knows how to help ukraine, and in principle does a lot in the brussels corridors to ensure that ukraine receives appropriate assistance, and now we have just finished a meeting of the nato parliamentary assembly, what is the nato parliamentary assembly, these are members of the parliaments of all countries, nato members, and here were the vice presidents of this parliamentary assembly, and members of this assembly, why was this important and why did we do it this meeting in gaz, we

territory of ukraine. pistorius drove by with the emphasis that germany is ready to support and invest more so that ukraine produces more weapons for its own needs on the territory of ukraine. first of all, this concerns modern systems for shooting down russian shaheeds and mopeds. and second - this is the production of at least medium-range anti-aircraft systems like the german aeste, which... although not much, germany still supplied ukraine, and most importantly missiles for them. here are two such components that the german minister of defense, mr. pistorius , brought to kyiv today. and by the way, what adds interest to this visit is that the chancellor of germany, mr. meers, is very seriously considering the german ambassador to ukraine, mr. jaeger, as the head of the intelligence service of germany, that is, the bnd. well, it worked out. such very serious interests and issues, and all this is in kyiv today, and all this is germany today. well, let's hope that chancellor mears realizes all the respons

glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes! today, ukraine handed over 27 bodies of russian soldiers to russia, in return it received 1,212. see you soon. 2 months of house arrest in pskov, a trial was held the case of politician lev shlostberg. he is accused of discrediting the army again. the hearing was closed. we object and believe that we have nothing to hide. this is the evening program on the channel current time. i am igor severgin. hello. our broadcast is on facebook and youtube, and if you watch us there, then like it so that more viewers can see the broadcast. three people were killed and 60 were injured in a massive attack in kharkov last night. this was reported by the local prosecutor's office. according to the authorities, the attack were carried out by drones. more details later in the story: let's get out, please, everyone, let's get out, cars, let's move away. this is one of the districts of kharkov. rescuers are carrying out the injured residents of the house. at this time, their apartments continue to burn d

ukraine has done its part. now. it is our turn, because the accession process is based on merit, and ukraine deserves to move forward. european union leaders welcomed the adoption of the 17th package of sanctions against russia. yes, the restrictions have been extended for another six months. frozen russian assets will remain under arrest until the war is over and compensation is paid to ukraine. however, the tough 18th package has not yet been approved. slovakia has not yet approved it. at the same time, the european council called for pressure on the russian shadow fleet and increased control over compliance with sanctions. key agreement: president volodymyr zelensky and secretary general council of europe alain berset signed an agreement on the establishment of a special tribunal to try crimes of aggression against ukraine. the document is designed to ensure an international investigation of the crime. russia and to hold the kremlin's top leadership accountable. it is expected that the tribunal will be estab

russia will try to force ukraine to a settlement that will be very disadvantageous for ukraine and very advantageous for russia. therefore, if these negotiations take place under the current conditions, i do not expect any new radical changes in their content. i think that the russian delegation will still be... that's right, you just mentioned istanbul, where the first negotiations took place in the spring of 2022. why, in your opinion, did russia decide to go to istanbul, to turkey? turkey is a member of nato, but there there have been several rounds of negotiations, including negotiations on the grain deal, not only to end the war. why turkey? we need to look back a little bit at turkey's role as a mediator even before 2022. since 2014. turkey already has some experience in these negotiations, but what is very important is that turkey is of course a very special country for russia, it is a strategic ally. you mentioned that turkey is a member of nato and also a strategic partner of ukraine, but at the same time, since it is conducting... i think that yes, turkey is a very important p

demands the complete capitulation of ukraine.hese are the conclusions of analysts from the american institute for the study of war. however, deputy chairman of the security council for russia dmitry medvedev does not hide this. as rossievsky. in his memorandum proposes to end the war and the latest reactions to these proposals in the material by igor shevchuk. the meeting of the delegation of russia and ukraine in istanbul was unproductive and further delayed the negotiation process, according to analysts from the institute for the study of war. the only agreement reached as a result of the meeting was the possible exchange of prisoners of war and the bodies of the dead. the institute for the study of war continues to believe that russia is trying to disrupt the peace process because of. to drag out the war in order to achieve additional successes on the battlefield. further, the analysts of the institute analyze what demands russia ultimately delivered during the negotiations. among them are international recognition of russia's

ukraine in its search for a just and lasting solution.s requires not only additional assistance, but also some form of victory ukraine on the battlefield. for our victory, we need the appropriate means. we are talking about long-range missiles and systems, of course, to deter russian aggression, so a few days ago our special services surprised not only our enemy, but also surprised our american friends, they surprised the europeans, they carried out an extraordinary jeweler's work, in particular, we are talking about the defeat of part of the russian nuclear triad, planes that were located 400 km from the front line, we are talking about a drone strike on russian strategic aviation, yes no one expected this, and we did it, in particular, we demonstrated that ukraine has the cards, we were often told that ukraine has no cards. it turned out that everything is not quite so, but to win we need to strengthen certain long-range systems, is it even likely that the trump administration will get tired of russian lies and take some more radical an

that ukraine doesn't recognize that ukraine should be part of the russian federation. and also that ukraine should have its ability to defend itself against russian attacks. so russia does not want ukraine to join any kind of military alliance, nato. russia does not want ukraine to have a guarantee from the united states that's bilateral that would prevent russia from using its military against ukraine. and the russian government has given no indication of wanting to compromise and give up any territory to ukraine. in fact, they've asked for more, more than they control on the ground militarily. so we have not seen any movement in terms of putin's criteria for coming to an agreement. the ucsds, i -- the ukrainians, i think they're open to compromise. i would imagine they're discussing this with the trump administration. so they're willing to compromise on certain things. >> the russians are asking for elections in ukraine in the next 100 days. so within 100 days, they want -- >> they don't want zelenskyy -- putin wants to do everything he can to discredit him. calling

, but under during zelensky pistorius' press conference, the president of ukraine said that ukraine and germany have agreed on additional investments in the production of long-range weapons on the territory of both countries. let's listen to what the president of ukraine said. as for production investments, we are talking about both production in ukraine and co-production on the territory of germany, and when we talk about production, we are talking about our telecombination capabilities, these are our drones, ukrainian technologies, missiles, other long-range capabilities, mr. valentina, co-production - does this mean that... we will have long-range missiles, something between taurus and ukrainian long-range missiles? we will also have long-range missiles, we do not tell the enemy a secret, we say that ukraine is capable of this, we have our own specialists, what we partly lacked in the first years of the war, now with the help of european and german partners will be enough, so carefully, let's say, this is the first, second, the visit of the german defense minister pistorius. i remind

to fight on the side of ukraine. contributions to the defense of ukraine and the military industry are counted as 5%. that is, everything is clear. we have been declared a source of threat to euro-atlantic security. the second is international terrorism. they have de facto equated us. well, the mourning of a russian propagandist, isn't it, well, you can even write your own impressions of all this under this video. how they experienced all this on themselves, uh, and why be surprised, from day to day, almost every day solovyov told, when it was necessary to strike, then at berlin, then at paris, then at london, and suddenly it was decided to strengthen the air defense too much , you can't strike so easily anymore, oh-oh- oh, what a pity, what a pity, even more pity, they found out that they were constantly telling us how to capture... somewhere there nato, and suddenly nato decided that we could somehow fence ourselves off with a stronger fence, put mines, anyway, somehow protect our border more seriously, otherwise t

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aid to ukraine.our meeting sends an important message to the free world support and it's just and lasting peace. today's meeting marked a new stage in our joint efforts and we always discuss today were also approached by some of her closest partners for providing billions in military aid to ukraine and building joint ventures with us in buying from ukraine industry for ukraine needs and our partners came to me and asked a few ukrainian companies if they can build factories for producing the cutting edge products in their countries. ukraine's military needs of the most important factor for us and i always trust this in our conversations with partners and our partners said that they are willing to fully pay for all production from these factories and that our partners and even appropriate more funding for this. we agreed that products produced under ukrainian licence abroad will go to ukraine and so long as the war lasts. we are looking forward to considering all proposals from the interested partner s

the communiqué clearly emphasizes. support for ukraine, and although russia's war against ukraine isot mentioned, the allies have made one important strategic decision. by 2035, nato member states' defense spending will increase to 5% of gdp. at the same time, 3.5% will go to financing the armed forces and armaments and another 1.5% to security measures. and this is where the aid came in. for ukraine. thus, all nato countries, including the united states, hungary and slovakia, have pledged to include the costs of supporting ukraine in their military budgets. the only government that currently refuses to spend 5% of gdp on defense needs is the government of spain. the spaniards have stated that they are ready to spend 2.1% of gdp, which has become a reason for harsh criticism from the american president. however, there is still a lot of time until 2035 and everything can change. russia is recognized as nato's key adversary in the world. and this is also an important result. another important international outcome of zelensky's visit to the netherlands was the signing of an agreement w

the process of ukraine's accession to the european union, about the process of ukraine's negotiations with the european union regarding accession, and this is such a marathon, part of which is actually the situation we are in now, and when you and i see this bigger picture, a more complex picture from the point of view of... ukraine's accession to the european union, i am sure that from the point of view of just such medium-term prospects , the presence of our producers on eu markets will still expand, it will increase, because de facto in some areas, such as organic agricultural production, supply protein crops, including for livestock in the european union. and the supply of ingredients for the processing industry in many areas in the european union, and de facto this is all already in principle us or the same dairy products different, and we are not talking about those supplies of these products we have de facto already begun to integrate in fact so help us integrate into the european union in this in this plan, and this is such cooperation so or search. those than and those opport

sociologists asked respondents to assess the direction of ukraine's development. well , these are the results we got. what do these results indicate, mr. serhiy? well, this indicates that a significant part of citizens understand that wartime is not always democracy. i think that it would be more correct to ask the following question here, to both groups of citizens and to ask them to what extent the restriction of democracy during martial law, and then it would be more correct. to draw conclusions, and so, well, we state that during martial law certain freedoms are limited, we do not have elections, we do not have full freedom of speech, in some things this is absolutely justified and understandable, i, for example, cannot imagine how elections can be held during wartime, and on the other hand, i believe that perhaps there could be more freedom of speech by imposing censorship only on military issues, but in any case we are now talking about restrictions, about restrictions. democracy in connection with wartime, but i want to emphasize that it's still a war, it's

us what ukraine can add, what value ukraine brings to the eu as a partner?of course, i will say that first of all, ukraine really needs our help at this stage, and i hope that we can find ways in which we can strengthen our help. we need to talk openly. about whether european countries are now ready, again, to agree with nato's proposals, to actually increase their. security, so i think this is a great decision, it is very important, but on the other hand, when we look at how the eu member states, how they are now helping ukraine militarily during three years of full-scale invasion, so it is clear that our help, it should be even. so i always repeat this question to all of us, that is, is there any logic in this? and that is why we should really look for new opportunities, right? remember, i talked about safe loans under the safe program, as well as other tools that we can use under other european defense programs, so this is such a... a whole new chapter, on how we can support the ukrainian defense industry in line with the european defense industry. we und

in ukraine. is, there are many such statements. so hundred really, i apologize, many people criticized earlier that the states under trump are not submitting the next package to congress. military aid, yes, well, the same macrofin, which was, let's say, a record there in the past year, he was asked about money, he said: we'll see, about money for ukraine? and they will already be, you know, when they indicate in this, i analyzed literally word for word these statements that were included in the communiqué, it is stated that the member states will integrate military aid for ukraine into this 3.5%, that is, the united states also spends about now. also 5% does not pay, but this is a different issue, considering the gdp of the united states of america, the largest gdp in the world, 3.5% is a huge amount, and now a very interesting moment, considering that what vice president vance said today is that the trump doctrine has already been created, that this is basically his vision, the conduct of foreig

ukraine has done its part. now it is our turn, because the accession process is based on merit, and ukraine deserves to move forward. a good statement, but somehow it did not sound very optimistic against the background of the fact that hungary and slovakia, well, are strongly protesting against ukraine's movement towards... the european union, and these negotiations can only be opened with the consensus of all members of the european union. do you think our movement towards the european union will be connected with uh how the russian army will advance, if it advances deep into ukraine, and whether it will interfere, whether it will not interfere, or the european union, joining the european union is also very. such a distant goal that we need to go to, but the movement, this, no, no reform will accelerate, although, well, ursula fondeyan says that ukraine. praises reform after reform, you, do you see these reforms after reform, which accelerate us towards the european union? well, i don't see these reforms, mor

in any way, or ukraine , if necessary and given that...dova, of course, will ask for it, can create problems for this russian contingent, well , just destroy it? listen, well, there is no such continent, because those 1,500 people are 90% citizens of transnistria, and they may have passports in their pockets as moldovans, well, except for the transnistrian, russian, of course, because otherwise they wouldn't have signed a contract with them, but besides that, they can have... passports of either moldova or ukraine, because these two passports allowed them to freely use planes, in particular from odessa airport or from chisinau airport, and they used visa-free travel to europe. for your understanding, the president of transnistria has a ukrainian passport and he flew around the world through odessa without any problems, where did he need to go? so that you understand, it's so absurd, considering that he is somewhere under some kind of wanted list or under control in the republic of moldova, that is, this contingent is a kind of conditional

future of ukraine in the alliance.we are not removing our membership from the agenda anywhere, but politicians change, presidents change, and we have been waiting for our membership for quite a long time and have done a lot to simply refuse now and say, well, okay, if you don't want to, we won't, no, we will, and we will move on, again, as, as i say, de facto, our task at the summit is to raise, again, the question of... assistance to ukraine, so that it is recorded in the final communiqué, and it is desirable to repeat at least that construction, those theses that were voiced at the previous summit in washington, regarding ukraine's irreversible path to nato. this, i think, will be the most important result, and of course, we also need to do everything possible to avoid weakening the position towards the russian federation. i recognize it as a threat, as an enemy, as the main, main problem for security problems for the european union, as well as for nato, as it was recognized past years. we hope that there will be a m

meanwhile, ukraine attacked russia. ssu said that last night they struck a concentration of russian aircraft in the saratov and ryazan regions, as well as airfields from which strategic bombers take off. the russian defense ministry did not comment on these statements, but reported that air defense forces repelled an attack by two hundred ukrainian drones. dmitry novikov, more details. young people in the russian city of bryansk watch a series of explosions on the outskirts of the city. details emerge later. it was an attack on an airfield, a launcher was hit iskander missile launcher. earlier from new york. russian military shelled ukraine, footage of the attack on the airfield from the air is published by the telegram channel of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, and this is the saratov region of russia, the city of engels, an oil depot was attacked by drones here, after the explosions there was a large fire, a stop of black smoke was visible from afar, in the morning governor ruslan busargin confirmed

armed forces of ukraine, how do you assess these losses?ote that, well, there, the war with napoleon, it was a long time ago and it is difficult to verify how much the losses of the russians really amounted to 2000, but in the first world war it was about 2 million, in the second world war approximately 5.5 million million military personnel, well, this is a million - that's quite a lot, how do you assess these losses, how tangible they are for russia and how do they determine the further course of the war, how many russians must die in order for ukraine to win? as many as you want, i think they do n't care how many people die. when you mention the numbers of those killed during world war ii, you should understand that russia after world war ii was completely devastated, like the other countries that made up the soviet union, completely devastated, and by the way, even such a troubadour of the russian regime as the writer alexander prokhanov, who was recently awarded the title of hero of labor by putin, he clearly wrote on this subject that

russia and ukraine to support ukraine in the context of sanctions against russia, the more partners.for me, of course, the absence of the united states is such a demonstrative move by trump in his attempts to somehow move away from this game, the so-called game of appeasement of putin's russia, it seems absolutely obvious that the trump administration is coming to the conclusion that it is one thing to talk and it's one thing to make some constant slogans, and another thing is how it will look. in reality, so i think that we will still see in the coming weeks developments on these issues and most likely such a fairly close position of the united states in the context of the war in ukraine. peter, and what is happening with the coalition of the willing? i will remind the viewers that this is a state that has expressed its intention to provide significant military assistance to ukraine. if peace or ceasefire negotiations fail, how are things going with them? well, the fund for aid to ukraine, it is currently functioning on the basis of that very coalition of the willing that you mentio

ukraine celebrates it in conditions of war.on june 28, 1996 , the verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted and put into effect constitution. 29 years later, ukrainians are fighting for their country for their constitution, happy constitution day of ukraine. in 2024, thanks to the project from zero to life, 15 units of the armed forces of ukraine had the opportunity to receive quad bikes for the evacuation of wounded soldiers from zero, thanks to such guys and their work on the quad bike , more than a hundred of our wounded brothers were saved, the project from zero to life continues, let's get together and join in with donations, each of your donations is a saved life of a military armed forces of ukraine. greetings to you, dear viewers, so what? we will summarize this extremely difficult week, of course, we will try to track how events will develop in the near future, we will talk about high geopolitics and how it will affect very specific military-political decisions, because the use of their strategic aviation by the americans came