i don't know, apologize to vitaly, you can apologize , vitaly's wife doubts that you, elena, gave birth to a son from her husband, because he did not say a word to her about the alleged son. valeria is in the studio. valeria, hello, please sit down, valeria, how long have you been since april 28, twenty-fifth years, and how long have you known each other? march 2 of the same year, that is , in 2 months you managed to go through the candy-bouquet period, managed to get married? i know one family very closely, when on the third day the man proposed to the woman, now they have a daughter who is already 35 years old, they love each other happily, they have a family business and this is simply the best couple in my opinion, so valeria, what do you have? vitaly, like me, we are very charismatic people, now there are very few such people, now everyone is like robots, work, money, there back and forth, for a moment we knew each other. and before that he asked, let me come to moscow, we'll go for a walk, then salad, and then i realized that something went wrong here, and of course i asked the da

the second, vitaly kol, never recognized the child who appeared in her. vitaly's sisters zinaida kol and anna voloskova agreed to undergo a genetic examination with elena's son nikita. both women doubted that the boy was their nephew. according to them, the brother had many women, but... he didn't have children, we had a conversation, well, and he told me that he couldn't have children, when he was, in my nineteenth year, he helped me raise my son, he told me that i couldn't have, well, children, the test result was unexpected and moved the sisters to tears, vitaly really is nikita's father, zinaida and anna promised to improve relations with the boy and his mother, i... am very glad that we have a new member family, forgive me, please, we are glad to accept you into our family. what emotions did this episode evoke in you, elena, do you remember? we were interested in watching until the very end, but when my sister said that he couldn't have children, he had no children, that really got to us, we wanted to know the truth, they had been hiding it for so lo

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vitaly and nadezhda are working with concentration. vitaly has a huge picture of an eagle on a wooden base. nadezhda has a weightless wing of a future butterfly. the finest work requires concentration. but as soon as you ask a question about the essence of this technique, the spouses come to life. i put up the heads, glue each mustache, here another difficulty was that they all had to match here are two fir trees. it didn't flow down there, then the beer can't be removed by anything, the main thing here is perseverance, yes, everyone, everyone who saw this, no one said that we would take it and do it, no, they say patience, we just don't have it, we won't even try, that's how to work, vitaly admits, he can work 12 to 20 hours without a break, the only condition is to be in the mood, if you don't have it, you can sit for days, but the result will not be the same. they are engaged in the technique of inlaying with wood shavings, founded it in the nineties of the 20th century gomel master vladimir tsikunov. once, having seen an ancient ic

, in particular, well, a couple of days before his death, he told me that vitaly nikolaevich was dying, then i called a lawyer in dortmund and said this, in general, through me oksana found out that i knew that dad was dying, that is, you were not even informed, no, exactly, that i... tried to contact dad on easter, he did not answer, the sms for some reason was read, but there was no answer either, i suspect, that the phone had not been with him for a long time, and dad was in the hospital, no, no, at home, at home, he, he was locked in a tiny room, he was lying on a mattress, on the floor, not even on a bed, with his feet against the wall, completely alone, she tried to hide the fact of death. i am sure of this, and he had been ill for a long time, tell me, because what you are telling me is like a series of some events, that is exactly the whole point, that it was absolutely suddenly, he gave the order back in early may, literally a few days before i they said, he called, this is also very important, and what kind of three-time world boxing champion are you, imagine, you don’t get a

vitaly. games, toys 300.in 1941 , british intelligence created a version of this game for british prisoners in germany. inside were hidden topographic maps real money. monopoly. that's right, they were transferred through specially created charitable organizations, and there was also hidden compass and even nippers. and the pearl theme 300 pearls in the midday sea countless pearls in the midday sea sings the indian guest in this opera rimsky korsekhov sadko further death of the poet for 300 he died on january 19 , 1971. really in the epiphany frosts, however, according to eyewitnesses, the temperature in the vologda region at that time was around zero, rubtsov, nikolai rubtsov, his poems, i will die in the epiphany frosts, i will die when the birches crack, vitaly, the tower in the photo 300, tv tower in chinese guangzhou boasts this attraction, located at a height of 450 m, true... move on rails and horizontally, ferris wheel, true, death of the poet 400, poet joseph plunket was one of the leaders and organi

auction 1,100 for you, 1,600 for ivan, 3,600 for vitaly, ivan, vabank, vabank, vitaly, let's vabank,et's play, this saint is credited with the construction of the first nativity scene with a live shaft and donkey. it happened in the city of grecho in 1223. saint nicholas. this is, of course, saint francis of assist, who else loved animals so much, knew how negotiate with them? please, have you been waiting for a long time for a thousand? last june? this reusable ship delivered astronauts to the iss for the first time, but problems arose during the flight, the return of the crew was delayed for 9 months. this ship is called starlinener. names in songs for a thousand. and he almost didn't fly, just a little, he didn't make it to the landing lights. shkvorit, what are you saying? seryoga, seryoga sanin, a song by yuri visbor, and hot for a thousand. in the name of this rock band, the word hot is more correctly translated as not hot, and spicy. hot chilly peppers. red hot chilly peppers. that's right. red hot peppers. names in songs 600. girls will gather in a circle for the holidays, li

the closest friend of billionaire vitaly lisachenko and his right hand in business vladimir. he didn't answer, the sms was read for some reason, but there was no answer either, i suspect that the phone had not been with him for a long time, and dad was in the hospital, no, no, at home, at home, he, he was locked in a tiny room, he was lying on a mattress, on the floor, not even on a bed, with his feet propped up against the wall,

what did you make of that, vitaly? um, i found it unusual. a show of some emotion on donald trump's part that was somewhat positive towards ukraine. that is unusual, i think. but america is not selling patriot missile systems to ukraine. there was once talk of it, but when you speak to ministers, they are not playing ball at all. and as things stand, with no more military aid being signed off by the white house... all that ammunition that trickles through over the polish border, that is going to run out over the next few weeks. that is what we are being told in the corridors of power. so yes, it's a sympathetic moment, and it is undeniably a moment with miroslava there. um, but if we're going to keep talking about actions, you know, america is not... it's not even... not just not providing missile systems, they're not selling them. and also diverting some of those systems, or they have diverted them, to the middle east after the start of this crisis. so that's another impact of iran and israel on ukraine. i just wonder, olga, donald trump com

vitaly portnikov and authoritative guests. i believe that this is a political discussion, talking about important things. ukraine will never recognize the occupied territories as russian. politklub every sunday at 8 pm on espresso. friends, we continue the politklub program on the espresso tv channel, and with you vitaly portnikov and we will continue the topic of the united states, but with our other guest, igor eisenberg, professor at the university of manchester, congratulations to mr. igor, congratulations, mr. vitaliy, congratulations to everyone, president trump's birthday has passed, the military parade has passed, the protests have passed, let's assess the potential of the protests. these were the largest protests since january 20 , according to the police and city hall, the protests took place in about 200 cities, in all 50 states, about 5 million people took part in them, according to the organizers , 11 million, according to the fox channel , millions, so these were really very large protests, i was at a demonstrati

vitaly, congratulations to everyone , president trump's birthday has passed. the military parade has passed, the protests have passed, let's evaluate the potential of the protests, these were the largest protests since january 20 , according to the police and the mayors, the protests took place in about 2 cities in all 50 states, about 5 million people took part in them, according to the organizers , 11 million, according to the fox channel , millions, but... these were really very large protests, i was at a demonstration in new york, in manhattan yesterday, there at the beginning of the demonstration there were again, according to the estimates of the city hall and the police, from 50 to 80 thousand, but it lasted for three hours, that is, there in fact, there were much more people, really, the whole of fifth avenue was just like a sea of people, people were close to each other, i... i was about to fall, i don't know how much the administration is paying attention to all this, if you really look at it, it seems to me that donald trump himself is paying attent

with you, vitaly portnikov and the program on the air. expert opinions and insiders. china will win, and the usa will lose. vitaly portnikov and authoritative guests. i believe that this is a political discussion. they are talking about important things. ukraine will never recognize the occupied territories as russian. political club, every sunday at 8 p.m. on espresso. rubbaks-sabsan of the state special transport service appeals to all caring citizens with a request for help in collecting funds to improve our technical capabilities, namely to improve our strike birds, ground stations, high -capacity batteries, as well as night thermal imaging mavics. this will help us destroy the enemy much... more effectively, both on the front line and in the enemy's rear, together we will win, glory to ukraine, heroes, glory, israel attacked iran, what consequences will this have for other countries, the long-awaited return of how many and who exactly were freed from enemy captivity and for... targets that the russians lost due to the raid drones. hello, this is the news, the res

vitaly portnikov is with us on a video call from kyiv, i work in warsaw. hello, vitaly. hello. let's start with the fact that on june 13, israel carried out large-scale air strikes on iran, using 200 fighter jets and dropping more than 300. 30 munitions on more than 100 targets, the targets were actually nuclear facilities, the leadership of the iranian armed forces, the islamic revolutionary guard corps and scientists who worked on the nuclear program, how do you assess this event, vitaliya, and do they mean that the epicenter of the hottest confrontation is being moved from ukraine to the middle east, what does this mean for us? well, i think that we can only talk about the epicenter of the confrontation a few days after this strike was carried out, because in order to understand its consequences, it will be necessary to realize what real possibilities iran has for responding to israel, if iran does not have such responses now, if its airspace really remains defenseless, if the top leadership of its armed forces is actually destroyed, as well as the leaders of its nuclear pro

vitaly gennadyevich, another important, important topic is the fiftieth anniversary of bam, last year we celebrated , what do you think, such anniversaries, they somehow motivate us to build at a record pace now, as far as i know, that in general the modernization of the eastern polygon is... one of the areas of the new national project, at what point are we now? yes, marya, you are absolutely right, but first of all, i will once again i would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all the bam workers for the work they have done, of course we are continuing the work they started, yes the fiftieth anniversary of bam does not mean that construction has been going on for 50 years, bam is being developed, now we have completed the second stage of the development of the eastern polygon, where bam and transip are participating together, in accordance with the decision of the president we have transported 180 million tons, which means that the next stage for us is the third stage, where by 2032 we will have to transport 270 million tons, this is a fairly serious task, and for this we

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vitaly, i apologize for interrupting you, but...must point out, remember, like a huge number of fakes and lies, there were all sorts of insults poured out on biden when he tripped while getting on the plane, the same thing happened with trump, i, i don't want to offend anyone there, it can happen to anyone, i can trip, i can fall, but i'm just saying that you see, in reality, what they laughed at, made fun of, mocked at, can happen, eventually come true. yes, but trump supporters don't pay attention to such things. for biden supporters, the fact that he tripped was a question of what he in physical condition. yeah. trump supporters don't care what physical condition he's in, because it reflects that approach to politics. as they like. they're ready to see him we want to see the president of the united states. it's a known approach. so, but we 're not talking about the average person who votes for trump simply because they hope that... trump will bring back their youth, conditionally. we're talking about the people who surround trump

greetings, friends, i am vitaly portnikov.a press conference in the belarusian capital, after the end of the eurasian economic forum, russian president vladimir putin spoke for the first time about the possibility of reducing his country's military spending. putin, who admitted that russia spends too much on defense because it is trying to end the war with ukraine, stressed that in the next three years russia will start reducing its military budget. putin contrasted these intentions of the russian federation with the decision of the nato summit to increase military spending to 5% of gross national product. let me remind you that in the joint statement of the nato member states following the summit in the hague, the need for such an increase in the coming years is justified precisely by the strategic danger posed by the russian federation, and therefore putin certainly could not help but react to this decision of the leaders of the countries that are members of the north atlantic alliance. at the same time, we see that this is

vitaly portnikov, traditionally, at the beginning of our program, with mr.tarted a conversation on the youtube channel of the project speaks great lviv and we continue now both there and here on the air of espresso. mr. vitaly, interesting and trending events are taking place in relation to. the j7 summit, they already happened when trump left him to decide, well, supposedly decide the fate of iran, but on the day he wasn't there, he went to the united states of america, which was actually planned, including to meet with president zelensky, they supposedly said so, and now there's the nato summit, and he's also being squeezed as much as possible, fearing that trump will abandon everything again and thus give another signal that he doesn't want to be with his european. only european allies, how do you think it is? tendentious and dangerous for ukraine? i hope that the meeting between trump and zelensky will take place at the nato summit in gaz? many people say that trump fled the g7 in order not to meet with zelensky, i think this is a big exaggeration. he ca

vitaly kol, how did you meet him?ind a father with a child, and he answered me, a father with a child, well, well, what about a single father with children, i was looking for it, and what responded, a single father with children, well, he didn't have children, and why then did you pay attention to the answer of this very vitaly, if he didn't have children? not a father at all single, i don't know, so he answered and decided to get to know him. well, what was your first personal meeting like? he arrived at the beginning of summer, we walked, but there were no gifts or courtship. well, did you like him? well, he's young, sociable, 3 years younger. that's what attracted me, well, not even 3 years, for 6 years. for 6 years or for 3 years for 6 years. well, how did your relationship develop if he didn’t court? a month, maybe a little more, and why did you endure it for a whole month, well, because he would come and then come back, and i forgave him, unita, how do you like this format of relationships, i want, i come, i wan

vitaly, you're sort of almost between them. given we've got two olgas with us today, it looks like it's your turn to make a wish. uh, not that difficult to guess what my wish is. i just want this to be over, what we have been discussing for three years. and some people for, what, 11 years? yep. i think everyone can agree. it is the wish of everyone for this war to be over. but while it is continuing, we have plenty of questions about it to answer. earlier this week, another large-scale prisoner swap, then, between ukraine and russia. and on tuesday's episode of ukrainecast, vic and james spoke to anastasia. she's the wife of a ukrainian soldier held captive since 2022 and released in may. many of you sent in questions about prisoner swaps, including andy in bangor, who joins us now. hi, andy. privyet. hello. privyet. thank you so much for joining us. privyet, andy. you're welcome. um, shall i go ahead with my question? well, yeah. before you do that, just tell us why you listen to ukrainecast. well, i visited russia for the fir

vitaly. well, let's try understand what iran will do in this situation, because just before our broadcast there was talk that the iranian parliament voted to close the strait of hormuz, but we know that such a decision is not made by the parliament, but by the national security council of iran, how much... do you think it is likely that it will really make such a decision that the strait will be closed, if it is closed, how much, what are the consequences? i think that as of now it will not be closed, and iran will leave this issue hanging, and obviously, a lot will depend on the results of the meeting that the iranian foreign minister is currently holding, and i think that the visit to moscow, which began today and we are basically waiting for some information from there , and obviously, china will be involved in this in one way or another, i think. after that, a decision will be made, and on monday, obviously , we should expect that this issue will be submitted to the un security council, i

the fact that vitaly smiles and asks his father to play even more is the most. for a man, because until recently his son did not react to anything and did not say: vitaly, what do you like more with no, let's say it louder, borscht and sa, lard. in august 2022 , near avdiivka, the commander of the anti-aircraft missile complex vitaly shomey received a mine-explosive injury and a double skull fracture. as a result, he lost his sight, stopped walking, moving, speaking, and also samo'. a request for a super-complex operation to install plates in the skull was sent to 36 countries and received a response only from spain, they operated on us there, cleaned us up, put plates in, and we now they have become, you could say, we still have to operate on our legs, and we will walk, what he feels with his legs, he works with his legs, but his legs are just getting twisted, for over a year and 8 months. in italy he is recovering in a rehabilitation center in modrychy in the lviv region and is learning to control his body again. the biggest problem is with his legs. he has a curvature of his lower ex

vitaly stated between israel and iran. putin and trump also did not rule out a return to the negotiating track on the iranian nuclear program, and putin himself congratulated trump, today the president of the united states of america, 79 years old, it's his birthday. also, the russians in their release the kremlin writes about... some kind of brotherhood of arms between the two countries during the second world war, well , and they expressed, i quote: satisfaction with the relations that have developed, which allow solving urgent issues, well , there is a ukrainian track, a ukrainian track, which concerns that they discussed the implementation of the istanbul agreements, well, i understand that by the implementation of the istanbul agreement, putin means just the exchange of prisoners, and that's why this exchange is needed for... at one time, he could have told trump, well, we 're fulfilling everything we agreed on, donald, we agreed with them to release prisoners, so we're releasing prisoners, everything's going well, th

is oksana well known, vitaly? among certain people, yes. she is ukrainian, but i believe she lives in the states, and her poems, still city is her debut in english, but there's plenty of others, other books you can read, if you're interested in what it's like to be there, how does it feel? serhiy zhadan, for example, a prominent writer and musician. the orphanage - it's a book about... ..a ukrainian trying to save his relative who is in an orphanage in an occupied part of ukraine. andrey kurkov, who was on this podcast in 2022, i think, and he's written several books about this, available in good book shops across the world. quick recommendation from you, olga. well, actually serhiy zhadan was one of the recommendations from my ukrainian friend, but my personal recommendation is definitely 20 days in mariupol, the documentary. i think lots of people thought about it. it's a harrowing watch, which... but it's worth watching. it must have been such a hard watch for you. it was. but thank you, thank you, vitaly, matthew. and thank you for watc

vitaly, you're sort of almost between them. given we've got two olgas with us today, it looks like it's your turn to make a wish. uh, not that difficult to guess what my wish is. i just want this to be over, what we have been discussing for three years. and some people for, what, 11 years? yep. i think everyone can agree. it is the wish of everyone for this war to be over. but while it is continuing, we have plenty of questions about it to answer. earlier this week, another large-scale prisoner swap, then, between ukraine and russia. and on tuesday's episode of ukrainecast, vic and james spoke to anastasia. she's the wife of a ukrainian soldier held captive since 2022 and released in may. many of you sent in questions about prisoner swaps, including andy in bangor, who joins us now. hi, andy. privyet. hello. privyet. thank you so much for joining us. privyet, andy. you're welcome. um, shall i go ahead with my question? well, yeah. before you do that, just tell us why you listen to ukrainecast. well, i visited russia for the fir

i invite the team captains here to the game table, anastasia, good girls, and vitaly, the captain of the team, the yard wizards. well, today we have everything around children, one way or another, the topic is clear and pleasant for you. and our first question is, where do they take children to study nature. so, vitaly. to the botanical garden, the botanical garden, we check the scoreboard, the third line, the botanical garden, anastasia, you have the opportunity to guess the line above, then the turn will go to you, let's try to the forest, to the forest, to the forest, that's right, they enter what the 100 people we surveyed answered, please, let's get back to the teams, now it's time for the team, good girls, next in line you, olga, where do they take children to study nature, perhaps to the zoo, if this is not included in the concept of a park, because there is also its own living nature, a zoological park, yes, that's right, a zoo, let's check, yes, this is the most. it seems to me that the park is a walking, well, it's a walk, so on a hike, on a hike, even a good, good idea, le

vitaly portnikov is already with us from kyiv, i work in warsaw. vitaly, congratulations.ulations. well, let's start with the results of the nato summit, which, let us remind you, took place on the 24th and 25th june in the hague, the member states of the north atlantic alliance agreed: with the obligation to spend at least 5% of their gdp on defense, and the second point - the recognition of russia as a long-term threat to nato, this is, in short, how important decisions were made, in particular, how decisive this consolidation of efforts around defense in the face of.

vitaly, you're sort of almost between them. given we've got two olgas with us today, it looks like it's your turn to make a wish. uh, not that difficult to guess what my wish is. i just want this to be over, what we have been discussing for three years. and some people for, what, 11 years? yep. i think everyone can agree. it is the wish of everyone for this war to be over. but while it is continuing, we have plenty of questions about it to answer. earlier this week, another large-scale prisoner swap, then, between ukraine and russia. and on tuesday's episode of ukrainecast, vic and james spoke to anastasia. she's the wife of a ukrainian soldier held captive since 2022 and released in may. many of you sent in questions about prisoner swaps, including andy in bangor, who joins us now. hi, andy. privyet. hello. privyet. thank you so much for joining us. privyet, andy. you're welcome. um, shall i go ahead with my question? well, yeah. before you do that, just tell us why you listen to ukrainecast. well, i visited russia for the fir

vitaly, russia still exists as some kind of formation of the odo.peer china will support it under any circumstances , both economically, financially, and militarily. and through it, by the way, to continue, actually to fight with us. well, here the question is whether russia can actually do without china, even if putin would like to. maybe. can't, not and never, and never will be able to. having cut off the ends in the west, it has only one direction that saves it for now, which is china. but china. itself will not play with russia in giveaways and will do so that in the end the russian economy becomes the chinese economy, well, not comparing things, well, 1.1 there of the world gdp and 25, well it's just that the floors are not the same, and this will mean that russia simply has no economic maneuver, and in the absence of economic maneuver , political maneuver disappears, the only thing that russia can do now... is trade with nuclear weapons, and with china, they do it, and with america, and with europe, and with ukraine, look at what they are sayi

vitaly recalls with a smile. and butterflies literally flew into the wall.pened that he did not even put up for sale the works that took months of hard work, by strong-willed decisions. many years of working with wood taught him to be meticulous even in small things. such a meticulous it is not an easy task to endure a person in everyday life. nadezhda admits that when she began to do scania, she began to understand her husband better. i understand that his back constantly hurts, i understand that his eyes constantly hurt, yes, i understand how difficult all this is, although i heard that well somewhere there from others, that well, in principle , it is easy, that you sit there, so you do it, you don’t need to go anywhere at home, well, sit for a day, spouses have to hear something like this all the time, their work is not cheap, and this is unusual souvenirs for tourists, a painting or an icon made in the soshskaya scania technique is a unique thing that you won’t be ashamed to present as an expensive presentation gift at the highest level, but large orders

vitaly gennovich, please, dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear members of the council, the national project unmanned aircraft systems is the first national project of technological leadership, it was formed in 2023 and is being implemented since 2024. the national project includes five federal projects aimed at the comprehensive development of a new sector of the economy. from the development and production of bases to the creation of the infrastructure necessary for the use of unmanned aircraft systems and personnel training. the head of the national project, minister of industry and trade anton andreevich alekhan, the amount of funding for the national project on the period from 2024 to 2030 is over 283 billion rubles. on the russian site formed. updated regional council, which included representatives of all subjects of the russian federation. the council meets once a quarter. strategic decisions are made at meetings of the government commission on base development under my chairmanship. the goal of the national project is to create a new, technologically independent, competitive industr

vitaly there is a russian tank burning, for example, so if putin wants something, then the ukrainians actually want... this is what we have here now, now depicted, and in the end they very often implement what is depicted here now, at least with the russian aviation something like this happens, but mr. vitaly, let's go back to putin's statements yesterday, he makes such statements at various intervals, this is what midinsky is saying, besides this, he is saying it almost openly. this is also being said by some so-called russian oppositionists, who are no longer hiding, yes in their opposition to the civilized world, and putin's statements, who are they aimed at, what are they for, their purpose specifically in yesterday's context, well, i think that the st. petersburg international economic forum is not exactly a propaganda event. because this is one of the main discussion platforms in russia that still remains, where you can at least discuss the economy, and we saw that during the speeches of the russian ministers of the economic bloc, they even had certain disagreements on how the s

on air is the program roads to freedom, in the studio is vitaly portnikov, well, not in the studio, we are recording this program in a shelter in connection with another missile attack by russia on the territory of ukraine. nevertheless, we continue our work. hello, gentlemen. against the background of ongoing military maneuvers in belarus with the participation of russian covert mobilization units, alexander lukashenko claims that ukraine allegedly proposed signing a pact, not an attack, and. meanwhile, it continues to prepare extremists for destabilization situation in belarus. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky denies this statement, stressing that it is important for ukraine that belarus does not lose its independence and does not enter this absolutely shameful war. nevertheless, the belarusian opposition is confident that only russia's defeat in the war it unleashed against ukraine will open the possibility of liberating belarus from the russian army and from the regime of alexander lukashenko. what is the real level of threat to ukraine from belarus, will they participate in

vitaly, let's go back to putin's statements yesterday.he makes such statements through some different intervals of time. this is what midinsky is talking about, besides this, lavrov is talking about it almost openly, and latins are even talking about it and some so-called russian oppositionists who are no longer hiding, yes, in their opposition. the nature of the civilized world, and putin's statements on whom they are, what they are for, their purpose is specifically in yesterday's context. well, i think that the st. petersburg international economic forum is not exactly a propaganda event, because it is one of the main discussion platforms in russia that still remains, where you can at least discuss the economy. and we saw that during the speeches of the russian... ministers of the economic bloc, they even had certain disagreements on how the situation should develop in the near future, this also needs to be realized, so here putin is giving some signals to investors about how the situation will develop in russian politics, and these si

vitaly, what does it mean to congratulate the russian people? it means to admit that the people are good, putin is bad. well, it is possible, not that good, but we wish the people to go to a bright future, but we do not communicate with the authorities. i mean, what is the logic, i am simply saying, what is the logic of the urubio apparatus. well, it seems to me that this is a greeting for me, which was no less, that he does not understand what russia is, and what the russian people are, he insults ukrainians, and insults, well, well, well, as much as possible, and third, he lowers the united states of america even lower than he already lowered them before, well, because doing such things, well, well, well, is impossible, but the fact that he really doesn't understand that... russia is not putin, but that it is the russian people who keep such a putin for themselves, well, this means that they have probably never dealt with russia and do not deal with it, it's interesting that trump did not congratulate putin on russia day, this, this is true, t

vitaly portnikov is already with us in touch from kyiv, i work in warsaw. vitaly, congratulations. congratulations. well, let's start with the results of the nato summit, which, let's recall, took place on june 24-25 in the hague, the states. the north atlantic alliance agreed to the obligation to spend at least 5% of their gdp on defense and the second point - the recognition of russia as a long-term threat to nato, this is, if very briefly, how important decisions were made, in particular, how truly decisive this consolidation of efforts around defense is in the face of a possible. threats of russian aggression towards europe? you know, i think that when we talk about the nato summit, we should start with you not from what actually happened, but from our expectations, because we remember that since donald trump became president of the united states, there have been many different comments again related to the fact that the united states will not adhere to its'. regarding the fifth article, that they will strongly oppose the alliance's support for ukraine, that they will demand to

on air is the program roads to freedom, in the studio is vitaly portnikov, this is a joint project of radio liberty , the current time tv channel of the ukrainian tv channel espressa, in whose studio we are conducting our conversation. for the first time in the history of relations between the russian federation and the republic of armenia, the armenian ambassador to moscow was summoned to the russian ministry of foreign affairs. where he was handed a note of protest for almost all the sins from the point of view of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, of course , in recent weeks, this is the exercise of peacekeepers, who armenia is conducting together with the united states, this is a trip of the wife of the prime minister of armenia to the ukrainian capital, this is obvious and the statement of the head of the armenian government, who doubted the correctness of betting on moscow in matters of ensuring strategic security. armenia, what is really happening in armenia's relations with russia and ukraine, and against the backdrop of a possible new escalation in the caucasus, to what

it, took it, for more than 20 years under the noses of foreign intelligence services, tamara and vitaly netykssa performed their feat of intelligence, during all this time they were never on the verge of failure, there were problems there... suddenly, when everything is falling, floating, you don't even know what to grab onto. the intelligence officers were illegally waiting for a communication session and continued to do what they had to. of course, it was the moment is terribly difficult, and i went to get checked right away, i say, talik, you go to work, and i'll have a look, i walked around , i'll have a look, well, is there no tail behind, because well, you see, you never know, everything that... well, if something happens, and you fall, the most important thing is that you fall standing, like this soldier, standing at full height, they met danger, blows of fate, my dad died, we couldn't come, talik's mother died, we couldn't come, and we knew that it was difficult, but we ourselves chose this profession, no one forced us, when well guys... meet yakovlev sergey sergeyevich, retired

vitaly portnikov and authoritative guests. believe that this is a political discussion, talking about important things. ukraine will never recognize the occupied territories as russian. politclub every sunday at 20:00 on espresso. two hours to learn about the war, and what does the world live for? a project for the intelligent and the caring. in the evening on espresso. two children disappeared in the territory of the temporarily occupied kherson region and we ask for your help in finding them. so, uryna kychaeva, a girl of 10 years old, disappeared on september 1, 2023 in the city of tavriysk, kherson region. at the time of her disappearance, the city was under occupation. and this... ulyana korshun, she is 11 years old, disappeared in the fall of 2023 in the temporarily occupied village of chornyanka, kakhovka district, kherson region. unfortunately, still. there is no news about the girls and their whereabouts are unknown. of course, the fact that the girls disappeared during the occupation significantly complicates the sit

vitaly, what do you love more with no, let's say it louder. in august 2022 , near avdiivka, the commander of the anti-aircraft missile complex vitaliy shomey received a mine-explosive injury and a double skull fracture. as a result, he lost his sight, stopped walking, moving, speaking, and eating on his own. a request for a super-complex operation to install plates in the skull was sent to 36 countries and received a response only from spain. we have a pre... vitaliy is recovering in a rehabilitation center in modrychy in the lviv region and is learning to control his body again, the biggest problem is with his legs, he has a curvature of his lower extremities, which can only be corrected... by surgery. all this time with her husband - his father. for almost three years. he was not with his son only for two days, when he was in the hospital. every day, mr. serhiy accompanies vitaliy on all procedures, helps doctors and rehabilitation specialists, and he learned to do some of the important manipulations himself. all this time , vitaliy has been

vitaly portnikov and authoritative guests. believe that this is a political discussion, they are talking about important things. ukraine never recognizes the occupied territories as russian. political club every sunday at 8 pm on espresso. the unannounced visit of aleksandar vučić, the president of serbia, to odessa actually came as a huge surprise, but now gučić himself is forced to justify. to his russian friends that he did not betray russia with this visit, on the contrary, he even achieved diplomatic victories. yes, whether and whether it was worth it for him to secure those victories, vitaly portnikov reflects on this in his blog, let's watch. greetings, friends, i am vitaly portnikov. serbian president aleksandar vučić, who visited our country for the first time since the beginning of russia's aggression against ukraine, when he attended the ukraine-southeastern europe summit in odessa, now says that he did not betray russia because he did not join the final document of this forum, which condemns russian aggression. how

likes in order to get what is extremely necessary for us, well, we live in such a cynical world, vitali, well, what the hell to do with it, you understand, do i like it, no, not like it, do i perceive it inside, no, i would like, so that everything would be much more beautiful, so that we , well, all would be almost like saints, well, saints only in heaven, we need here, we need to survive in this realpolitik, we need to survive, so even i had to take off my rose-colored glasses, and you had pink ones, were, were, were, were, were, i take the sin on my soul, were, but i just remembered about... they were hoping that somehow the russians , at least the minister, you understand, of defense of the united states or secretary of state rubio, or at most trump, would declare in the hague that ukraine would not become a member of nato at all. let me remind you that and hexit and rubio have already stated this, and there is silence on nato here, there is not a single anti-ukrainian, anti-nato-ukrainian statement here, so... this is also a very big plus, but the negotiations, they are russians, a