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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 continue to put forward the same preconditions as at the recent negotiations in istanbul. they said that there will be none. statute of limitations, which is obviously unacceptable for ukraine. that's right, you just mentioned istanbul, where the first negotiations took place in the spring of 2022. why do you think russia decided to go to istanbul, to turkey? turkey is a nato member, but several rounds of negotiations took place there, including negotiations on the grain deal, not only on ending the war. why turkey? we need to look back a little at turkey's role as a mediator even before 2022. since 2014, turkey has played a very useful mediator role between russia and ukraine, mainly by helping. with a very important player in the black sea. turkey did a lot to help ukraine in the war when it closed the basfor and

in france, these are for russia. the realities that cannot be hidden and cannot be achieved with a peace ceasefire because if you look at russia, their demands that they raised in istanbul during the other negotiations and that they will not back down under any circumstances are that ukraine should not become a part of nato, it should become neutral, and their most important demand is that this offensive army that is now equipped should leave that offensive phase and these lands should be under russian control and a real and deep-rooted institutional balance of power should be created, which trump does not pay any attention to these realities and facts, and at a glance there is a level, mr. eftekhari , in europe , in addition to the points you mentioned , we are witnessing another development. the rise of mainly far-right parties , such as poland, especially now in eastern europe, where their relationship with russia is concerned. that is, in europe itself , we are witnessing a resurgence . do you think this could ha

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is there russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. to realize some of their political ambitions pushes people onto the path of terrorist activity, well, in wartime, obviously, when the army suffers defeat on the battlefield, they turn to openly terrorist activity, which generally indicates that over a fairly long period of time period of time, the ukrainian army is not able to demonstrate its military success, so they move on to such forms of military, political, political struggle, you know, zelensky tried to joke about something again today, apparently, after all, he still has some inside, in his head, so to speak, yes, habits, habits, and he decided to joke about private military companies, said that we do not have them, well, in general, frankly speaking, it is surprising to hear from the head of the largest private military company, that there are no such companies in ukraine, i will just ask simple questions, who clothes this army? who shoes it, who feeds it, who plans

they smuggled these drones into russia proper and very far into russia proper. and so they clearly had help, i would imagine they had some help inside. but the ukrainians are saying all the operatives were ex-filtrated. i can't believe that that's true and i'm sure the russians don't believe that that's true. nevertheless, they then launched a simultaneous attack remotely, the drones took off from these boxes, they opened up the boxes that were launched on trucks. the boxes opened up remotely, simultaneously and attacked these airfields, multiple airfields, 3 or 4 i believe. and i think our intelligence community is doing the estimates in terms of the damage. but it's undeniable that there's been severe damage and i'm sure the kremlin is assessing their options now. >> there's also this on cnn, ukraine says it has struck bridge connecting russia to crimea with underwater explosives. you can see, it's kind of hard to see but you can see that explosion right here on your screen. that's on cnn. has the momentum shifted in this war because of these two attacks? has

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russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. the new york times writes about the russian-ukrainian talks in istanbul. the results of this meeting literally drive the european elite crazy. germany. and britain began to intimidate europeans with a war with our country, but they encountered problems, and here are some of the ones maria skorodilka will talk about. while russia is trying to resolve the situation in ukraine, talking to a delegation from the independent state in istanbul, the head of the kiev regime is whipping up tensions, harassing the ukrainian armed forces, which have long since moved on to open terrorism. zelensky is surrounded by all those who have been waving a carrot in front of him for years, promising membership.

russia russia russia is power, power, glory, great people, russia was, russia is, russia will be.ussia was, russia is, russia will be, glory to our great beautiful country, and such happiness that we have such a significant camp, which has existed for 100 years, i can't even believe it, i congratulate all of our children on the anniversary, god willing, that they live better than us in a beautiful country called russia. i invite to this stage my wonderful co-host, people's artist of russia, alexander oleshka and the young artists from damesolka, ask strict life, which way to go, where in the white world. when fate does not behave like a sister, but if with a friend bad, do not rely on a miracle, always hurry to him, go the way of good, but if with a friend good, do not rely on a miracle, always hurry to him, go the way of good, and how many different doubts and sovlasnov will there be? do not forget that this life is not a child's play, you drive away sovlasnov, your unspoken law, go, my friend, always go, the way of good, drive, agreeable, have your own unspoken law, go, my frien

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but there is a bigger context why nato countries are often quick to accuse russia. russia's hybrid war this maps by us thing tang center for strategic and international studies shows the legit russian attacks in europe on critical infrastructure, industry, and transportation in recent years. attacking critical infrastructure has been part of russian military doctrine, occasional roughly 10 years. when russia be cutting cables or threatening other prince calling for structure, it could be showing cycling. look, we have the capability we can harm you. so basically, trying to create fear, to create chaos, to scare the worst and follow solutions that the brother society let's recap russia, which has a means and the motives to carry out active sabotage in the baltic sea. but it's denying responsibility. and there may never be hard evidence this was just a few weeks after the ego as incident, a show of unity from nature as baltic states. nature is launching baltic century. it's an operation to protect the infrastructure in the politics. the nato countries have stepped up patrols with airplan

russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia. this is the senate, that's what we'll talk about next. the federation council approved the law on the legalization of guest houses, how it will work , what is the pilot project that will be launched in seventeen regions of the country. the main goal of this experiment on guest houses is to see if guest houses can still be included in the register of accommodation facilities. the construction of sports grounds next to new buildings should become mandatory, this is a proposal from the upper chamber. what else was said on... let the children hang on the horizontal bars in the yard, rather than hang out on the internet, spend most of their time on the internet. it's summer vacation time, schoolchildren go to camp. this year, 4.0 new places appeared thanks to the federation council program for the modernization of children's recreation infrastructure. 77 residential buildings are being built, most of them will work. on september 1 of this year , a pilot project to legalize

his colleagues have been to russia many times.it is very interesting to follow the events in the russian north in the russian arctic, this region is huge, russia has very high ambitions there, ambitions in the development of energy, transport, use of the northern sea route, and at the same time it is curious what is happening to the people in the russian north, who are becoming fewer and fewer, what do these give them ambitions? kirkenes is located right on the russian border, a small town, the only one on this side, for many tens, if not hundreds of kilometers around, but the russian settlements of nikel, pechingo, the polar one, are a stone's throw away , tens of thousands of people live there, in kirkenes there are about 3,500, but if the population here is slowly but surely growing, then on the russian side, on the contrary, it is rapidly declining. the same problems exist in norway in the north , it is not very good with demography, but it is not as dramatic as in russia, if we will look at murmansk. for example, in the late

what does this mean for russia?a, this means the end of its statehood, this means the end of the thousand-year history of the russian state. and then the question arises: why should we be afraid? wouldn't it be better to go all the way? this is elementary formal logic. for them, this is an improvement in their tactical position. and for us it is destiny. and no, and we considered that we are the successors of true christianity, moscow is the third rome, there will be no fourth, here we are the real ones - christians, as soon as russia weakened, this is the result of the mongol, they finally fragmented the country, it weakened, here are the attempts of the swedes to seize part of the novgorod lands and 1240 and the battle of alexander. who received the nickname nevsky, he defeated the swedes, and then 2 years later, in my opinion, the battle on the ice on lake chetskoye, with the crusaders, 1242 year, it was generally believed that there was no civilization at all on the eastern border of poland, and in order to civi

if we trust nato military intelligence, it says that in just a few years russia will be able to test nato's strength, what will we do then? trump spoke with putin and told the world that he is going to take revenge on ukraine for the attack on strategic aviation. but trump himself is delighted with the ukrainian attack on russian airfields, the media writes. today is thursday, june 5, you are watching the program evening live on the tv channel current time, my name is irina ramaleyskaya, hello, well and now the details, nato countries have agreed on the largest rearmament program since the cold war, the minister of defense. really missed the ramstein meeting for 3 years, and the wall street journal writes that the us has decided to redirect key components of the drone counteraction system, which were previously planned for transfer to ukraine, they are being transferred to the us armed forces in the middle east. well, the main purpose of the visit of the american minister of defense in brussels, it was nevertheless agreed to increase investment in defense among the alliance countries

he was called for a tough, as z-bloggers call it, response from russia. better tell me what the supreme ours said about the current situation, after all, the nuclear triad suffered. mom, i want a proportional response to the enemy. maybe a large-scale combined missile attack on the energy sector, which will finally put out the light with dill, maybe a hazelnut attack on the bunkers in the kiev government quarter. if after this the military-political leadership of the enemy is not destroyed, then i don’t even know what we are doing, but definitely not war. donald trump spoke with putin on the phone about the attack of the ukrainian security service on russian military airfields. the us president wrote about the call on his social network tru social. i just finished a phone call with russian president vladimir putin. the call lasted about 1 hour and 15 minutes. we discussed the attack on ukraine, real russian planes parked there, as well as various other attacks that are happening on both sides. it was a good conversation, but not one that will lead to imme

who were deported to russia. we agreed. on an exchange of all seriously wounded and seriously ill prisoners of war for all. the second category is young soldiers, aged 18 to 25, all for all. we also agreed on the return of 6,000 for 6,000 bodies of the dead soldiers. as for the ceasefire, mero specified that the russian negotiating team responded that despite the fact that it had received the ukrainian version of the memorandum before the meeting, it would take at least a week to study the ukrainian document and give any response, it is also worth noting that umerov said that further negotiations in istanbul should be held if a meeting between zelensky and putin is agreed upon at them, the ukrainian side is currently awaiting a response. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, who is in vilnius, previously stated that if an agreement in istanbul fails, then new sanctions against russia are necessary. it is very, very important that each of our partners supports this approach: sanctions against russia are necessar

russia's defeat is not so bad. there are many nations that are part of russia.ere were more small states, it would not be so bad if a large power became much smaller. always they dreamed about it and always did it, tried to divide us and then lead separate parts. divide, pull apart russia, they will gladly chop up and continue. everyone wants to bite us somewhere, finish us off once and for all , knock out everyone's teeth, so that they can't bite, where are you, 100 km away, and we are here, this is our land, the beginning of the 2000s, then almost everyone in russia believed that the confrontation with the west was far behind, such questions during direct lines were quite surprising, not so long ago in in one of her interviews, former us secretary of state albride said that the colossal... natural wealth of siberia unfairly belongs to russia alone, hence the question, what consequences could there be after such statements and how do you evaluate such statements, thank you, an unexpected question, aleksandrovich, but i understand that it cannot but worry us, es

prussia took a similar position to russia, also not quite a good-natured neutrality towards russia, alsoolation, the great powers, a concert of great powers, that's what they called it when, who was it? england, france, prussia, at that time already austria-hungary, the early austrian empire, and russia, and against russia all the other four. and so gorchakov's task was to destabilize this concert of great powers, playing against russia. and he did something very unexpected. gorchakov decides to bet on france, on napoleon ii, because russia's interests coincided with france's, or rather, there was even this story, they did not contradict the french, we had no intersections, except for france's participation in the crimean war. accordingly, napoleon iii had to be transferred to another channel, the basis for this rapprochement was the italian question. on austria, austria occupied the northern part of italy, austrian rule was known there, and gorchakov played a subtle game to direct france's activity towards italy, to support italy's aspirations for the avura of the italian prevdinsky the

russia believes that it can win this war.why russia is relatively relaxed when it comes to negotiations with trump, we have to. another short note about europe, at the munich security conference this time they criticized the word alarm bell, saying it was an empty phrase. always hears the alarm bell, and then explains that it was diplomatic language, falls asleep again. what i'm seeing now is a big movement in individual capitals, in brussels, with very specific measures. that is why i am cautiously optimistic that europe will react very differently this time than before. thank you very much, professor carlo massala from the university of the bundeswehr, author of the book. if russia wins, thank you! thank you for the invitation! this was geofactor, a podcast about security policy, watch us on youtube, listen to us on the main podcast platforms! my name is roman goncharenko, thank you, bye! no physical or moral torture or any other coercive measures may be used to prisoners of war to obtain any information from them. prisoner

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

and what, actually, did russia do?unleashed a war in ukraine, killed. civilians razed dozens of cities to the ground, regularly shell civilian infrastructure, including with missiles, now the picture is horrified by kiev's response and calls their terrorism, the zelensky regime is trying to organize a september 11 against russia every day, the tactics that the ukrainian army is now resorting to are pure terror, terror in the dictionary of kremlin propagandists is ukrainian drone strikes on the military... from us. in fact, it was russia that came to ukraine with weapons back in 2014, annexing crimea and starting the war in donbas. russia invaded there again in february 22 and has no plans to end the war yet. putin accuses zelensky of usurping power, but such an assessment suits the kremlin itself better. so the rhetoric in the spirit of "what is she doing for" not only justifies aggression, but also eases the conscience of that part of the audience of right-wing media, which is still pleasant to hear. that her country

russia and ukraine will also return the thousand opposing soldiers each.nd ukraine has given russia a list of hundreds of children it says were taken during the invasion who should be returned. russia's lead negotiator says they're also planning more it is better to recover at home these swaps are set to take place on a regular basis in due course. after today's negotiations, the head of the ukrainian delegation says it's now time for the country's leaders to meet we firmly believe that all key issues can only be solved at a level of leaders. and, the leaders meeting could be with possible involvement of other leaders such as the president of the united states. meanwhile ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is in vilnius for a summit with the leaders of nato's eastern and nordic members. he laid out what he sees as the essential part of any peace negotiations. the key to lasting peace is clear, the aggressor must not receive any reward for war. putin must get nothing that would justify his aggression. any reward would only ensure him that war pays off. i

russia, russia, russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, retaliatory strikes. objects on the territory of ukraine, more than 50 explosions thundered in kharkov alone, enterprises and infrastructure were damaged in dnepropetrovsk. operation fsbletkom in the anthracite luhansk republic detained schoolchildren who were planning a terrorist attack and were preparing attack a school and a mosque. at least 12 people were killed. the israeli army fired at tents with refugees in hanyounis. the idf resumed attacks after hamas rejected the american plan for a ceasefire and hostage exchange. no investigation has been conducted into them. in addition, according to online services, warnings of danger were announced at night and early in the morning in the kiev, kirovograd, chernihiv and cherkasy regions. i note that strikes are carried out only on objects related to the defense complex of ukraine. this is russia's response to the terrorist attacks of the kiev regime. in the moscow region , new new attacks by ukrainian drones were recorded tonight, as r

only sanctions can push russia to take serious action. give ukraine more military aid, counting it as a contribution of the united states to this very investment fund. well, the third issue that yermak is most likely discussing in washington is the issue of a summit, and a trilateral one at that. summit, trump, putin, zelensky, well, yermak himself didn't say anything about it, but the ukrainian foreign minister sybigada spoke for him at the same time when yermak arrived in washington. let's listen to sybigada. russia didn't respond to our document, which sets out ukraine's vision for ending the war. we sent it in advance of the meeting. during the meeting, our delegation asked the russians what their thoughts were. they didn't give any answer. instead of responding to kiev's constructive proposal, the russian side put forward a set of old ultimatums that do not bring real peace closer. due to the lack of a constructive approach from russia, the istanbul format has turned into meetings to exchange prisoners of war. if the current meetings

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russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. explosions in several regions of ukraine. ukrainian media reports massive strikes. eyewitnesses compare the glow over odessa with a volcanic eruption, thundered in nikolaev and kharkov, in kherson, controlled by kiev, over the past 24 hours, an air raid alarm was sounded three times. and according to online services , the signal was also heard in the dnipropetrovsk and sumy regions. a large number of enemy infantry and equipment were destroyed on the approaches to krasnoarmeysk. the enemy's movements were recorded by drones, after which the coordinates were transmitted to the group's artillery.

russia -- and it is not just russia problem. this will enable the kremlin to unite partners.hinery and materials from china. in return, russia sells china aircraft and engines and armored vehicles. the same goes for iran and north korea. moscow sends dozens of aircraft, helicopters, and advanced missile technology. tehran and pyongyang provide russia with millions of artillery rounds, ulterior assists, drones, and ballistic missiles. the weapons that russia and its allies produced today is directed against ukrainians. however, tomorrow these weapons may make their way to other parts of the world and be used against the soldiers from the us or from one of the militaries of our partners. next page. to tackle russian aggression in 2025, we developed the defense strategy which has three components stabilize the frontline, protect our sky, our people, our economy. and to impede russia's ability to generate forces and ramp up defense industrial output. as has been mentioned in the previous speech, we'd like to stabilize the front line, and we have been quite effective to strike rus

but from russia, a very different offer. translation: we have proposed a specific ceasefire for two to three days in certain areas of the front line. this will now be worked out by our military specialists and with the ukrainians. afterwards, russia published a list of conditions ukraine cannot possibly accept, including full ukrainian withdrawal from russian claimed territory, total ukrainian neutrality, strict limits on its military, and a clause ruling out any claims for damage caused by the war. the fighting isn't over, but nor is the diplomacy. still no way of knowing which will prevail. paul adams, bbc news, kyiv. as russian officials and counterparts from ukraine met, some of the neighbours gathered separately for talks. nato countries from the so-called being nine nations met alongside the alliance nordic members for talks. ukraine also took part. the meeting happened amid doubts about the us commitment to nato but the chief of the alliance told reporters he is confident europe can still count on american support. on

that if in russia people are for russia, if they love russia, even russia, as it seems there, god forgived if ukrainians love ukraine, they are banderaites and nazis, and they have nazar’s medals and paul, who are at once in the war, who are stealing our land, here is...

this demand was rejected by russia.iev is ready to discuss territorial issues only after a complete ceasefire, that is, stop the offensive again, and then we will somehow come to an agreement. russia, however, needs ironclad guarantees of long-term peace. ukraine's peace demands are a complete and unconditional ceasefire, the release of prisoners, the return of children taken to russia, and respect for all borders around ukraine before the invasion of crimea in 2014. this is definitely not what the russians are ready for. agree, if we talk about russia. the ukrainians want to maintain control over four ukrainian regions, which they already partially control. and also over crimea. the russians want. a change of regime in kiev, they want to denazify the country, and they also do not want ukraine to be a member of nato. so today it is difficult to imagine how far these negotiations will go in istanbul. at the same time, of course, neither vladimir putin, nor volodymyr zelensky, nor donald trump will be present at these dis

nurlan is sure that russia will not stop at ukraine alone.azakhstan was completely loyal to russia, right? but russia, this is again my personal opinion, i believe that this loyalty is such a normal attitude, soft. kazakhstan. not long ago, a column of russian equipment greatly frightened local residents, moving without special support. in addition, russia uses kazakh lands as its missile testing ground, which many here do not like very much. the csto 's peacekeeping potential was actually used to ensure the security, stability and integrity of one of the member states. true, in kazakhstan they claim that foreign troops did not take part in dispersing the demonstration, and today there is an opinion that kazakh president kassym-jamart takayev invited the csto forces on personal request of his russian colleague. csto, the introduction of troops into the csto - this was an excellent, good demonstration of its capabilities - resources , in a region like the former soviet union, where he showed everyone there in europe, his opponents in the west

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lavrov once again emphasized how aggressive the west is towards russia.ter all, we are also talking about the fight between good and evil, the west, well, first of all, now europe and not all of europe, by the way, this aggressive core, led by the starmers, merts, macrons, they just want, in addition to the fact that they are fighting against us, to supply.

and what is russia's vision of success right now? what does it hope to achieve with ukraine and beyond in the region? today we're talking with angela stats. were us state department official and currently the director america of the center for your region, russian and east european studies at georgetown university. and she's author of who is world russia against the west and with the rest. and andre cartoon off the former director general of the russian international affairs council in moscow. thank you both for joining me. let me start with you andre. you and i have talked before about this conflict. you kind of frame that in a way that sort of looked at this as one of the after effects of the end of the cold war. i'm interested right now in how you see the tilt of, of this conflict and rushes, placing the world. what is russia's vision for itself, and is it winning? well, i agree that we should not to underestimate this analogy all these calls that uh, what absolutely. love you. uh, this is long job and honest on policy issue. a pi

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 continue to put forward the same preconditions as at the recent negotiations in istanbul. they said that there would be no preconditions, but in fact we saw that the main precondition was that the negotiations should be held on the basis of the istanbul framework program, that is, for russia these negotiations are a resumption of those negotiations, this is simply a resumption of the negotiations in the three-year period. we need to look back a little bit at turkey's role as a mediator even before 2022. since 2014, turkey has played a very useful mediating role between russia and ukraine, mainly helping ukraine, facilitating the release of prisoners. turkey already has some experience in these negotiations, but what is very important is that turkey, of course, is a very special country for russia, it is a strategic

i haven't been to russia since the war began. near the riga technical university, we meet a student of this university. he is a russian citizen and came to latvia from moscow 5 years ago. the young man does not want to reveal his name and face. he does not support the kremlin's policies, including the invasion of ukraine, and fears for the safety of his relatives living in russia. most of my acquaintances try, despite the fact that they have lived here for a long time, but still, if they are citizens of russia, they try to preserve caution not to express his position very publicly. the young man has a permanent residence permit in latvia, he received it on the basis of repatriation, his... continue to live in latvia and even if i don't know hate latvia, but want to stay and live here, i don't understand it. in parallel with his studies, the young man works in his profession, he speaks fluent latvian connects his future with latvia. after russia's invasion of ukraine in february of the twenty-second year, latvia introduces restric

and we live in russia in russia in the soviet union i'm tired i need to eat tomorrow i want to.lents who felt unclaimed by the soviet government began to receive invitations from the west, like, you are exactly what we need. other scales have appeared, other ideas. was it worth berlin and other allies of kiev to mention long-range missiles for ukraine? the us lifted the restrictions on the range of weapons supplied to ukraine. how russia started talking about provocations and escalation. berlin is really going for an open escalation. well, this is an obvious provocation. on may 26, german chancellor friedrich merz announced that germany was lifting restrictions on the range of its weapons in ukraine. the kremlin called the decision dangerous, threats poured out of the mouths of propagandists. garit simonyan wrote that in moscow living rooms they are discussing exactly that, if tauras are flying in our direction, then in response - exactly the same, exactly the same weight missiles will fly in the direction of berlin. taurus is one of the most modern missiles in service with the

russia remains committed to demands that amount to a complete capitulation ukraine. russia will... however, russian officials in their public statements do not even hide the fact that moscow is only interested in the capitulation of ukraine, this was written in plain text today by the deputy chairman of the russian security council and former president of russia dmitry medvedev. the negotiations in istanbul are needed not for a compromise peace on unrealistic conditions invented by someone, but for our fastest possible victory and the complete destruction of the neo-nazi government, this is the meaning of the russian memorandum, which was published yesterday. on these donald trump's ally, us senator linzi graham, responded to the words. he is a co-author of a bill on new sanctions against russia in the event that it refuses to negotiate in earnest. congratulations to mr medvedev for a rare moment of honesty from the russian propaganda machine. i appreciate you letting the world know that putin and... russia are not even close to being interested in peace. vladimir putin's press sec

when ready fire, you are a citizen of russia, yes, yes, in our patriots and russians specifically, after all, it doesn't matter to me what citizenship i have, it matters to me what i do now, then, accordingly, if we can win, then why do i need citizenship, because i will already be a citizen of the new free russia, yes or what will remain of it, what parts, for me, this is the frontline war that is going on today, i have little faith in it. because there are a lot of losses on both sides, and putin will be his own, push your troops to the last, that's why i think this war can be ended. only by eliminating putin, eliminating his entourage, ah-ah, the main interested parties there, that's why i initially came here with the desire to go to russia, the desire to fight there, to kill those, not citizens of russia, those who unleashed this war, i have one friend there, a former, well, no, he really is a friend of mine, but after such words, as if i can't call him a friend, he is still a friend to me now. because he believes, that i kill my own, although for me my own are still people who are o

it sees in russia officially. because on officially, the work of propaganda continued as part of the department of culture and education of the british embassy in moscow with these so called teachers and joined diplomatic immunity. but social intelligence services were watching. and their discoveries eventually led to the expulsion of several british diplomats, as were reported back in september political departments, sections. its embassies, are traditionally havens for spies as these deposit really deeply maps to the test rule. identify those are the employees who agents of british intelligence, the more in ukraine has turned upside down. many rules of diplomacy, a robust simpler, some of those changes began before these conflicts. and among those who wanted this more, the most know was competing for the more for so then you structure of the for an office is nothing, but they call the nation center for discharge through the civilization of the war situation by dragging all these awards countries into a global co

the threat from russia cannot be ignored but also saying that that russia has shown in recent weeks it is not serious about peace. what happened in istanbul today? right behind these walls, negotiators have been talking for about an hour now, not much has changed since the last time they met in istanbul. we still have the same delegation leaders, russian presidential adviser, ukrainian defence minister leading the two delegations. the ukrainians are still insisting on an immediate ceasefire. they want direct talks between volodymyr zelensky and vladimir putin, and they are seeking a complete exchange of all prisoners of war are held by ukraine and russia, as well as the return of ukrainian children are taken to russia. the russians are saying they want to address what they call the root causes of this crisis, as well as they want to make sure that ukraine doesn't become a nuclear state, doesn't join nato. as for this meeting in particular, the russians say they want to meet the ukrainian delegation to hand over their memorandum, listing conditions for a possible ceasefire and eventu

of russia and doing special military operations in ukraine with the intent on destroying russia. there's actually a, a rand corporation report, or from 2019 talking about how to destroy russia. and one of the ways of recommend doing that is through your brain using that to destabilize russia. so again, this doesn't surprise me at all. i guess maybe i'm surprised to by them was so open about that with the little of the silver, but i'm not surprised that that was his view. i think they will lose again, as i referred to napoleon and nazi germany. um, you know, the west will, you know, constantly have find its real and in russia if it decides to, to fight it. and up and, but, you know, unfortunately people don't learn from industry. a tax on jews around the world are driven by her mos reports about israel. that's according to the as rarely foreign ministry commenting on the colorado attack in america on sunday. in regards to the terror attack in colorado, when her mouse is lies, are being spread, jews are being attacked. this attack like the motor of the 2 staff members of these real

russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24, a criminal case was opened in st. petersburg. against the driver of a rolls-royce who hit a biker, the injured motorcyclist is in the hospital. the accident occurred on may 31 and received a lot of publicity. why it happened, dmitry akimov sorted it all out. the terrible accident on petergovskoe highway in st. petersburg occurred on may 31, a day off, the roads were not busy. eyewitnesses claim, the driver of the luxury car couldn't help but notice the motorcyclist. the entire incident was recorded by the dash cam. the rolls-royce turns on the turn signal, but doesn't change lanes, but turns around in violation of the rules across the solid line. the motorcyclist simply had no chance to avoid the accident. as bikers say, he managed to put the motorcycle on the ground, but still ended up under the wheels. the rolls-royce doesn't even think about slowing down. it drives over the motorcyclist twice only after. parks on the side of the road, quieter, quieter, quieter, quieter

, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. a major scandal in the olympic movement. the leak of the results of lab tests of boxing champion iman khilif showed that she has male chromosomes. let me remind you that in the final of the olympic games in paris khilif defeated the chinese yang liu. now the athlete from algeria is required take away the medal. how likely is such a development of events was investigated by emil mirsayev. the olympic boxing champion and makhilif do indeed have male chromosomes. these are the results of a genetic test that leaked to the press. it was conducted 2 years ago before the women's world boxing championships in india. at that time, doctors identified makhilif's male kareotype and suspended her from competition. but a few months later, the international olympic committee considered the examination to be erroneous, allowing khelif to participate in the games that took place in paris. then it was not without the imaginary russian threat, the conservative recalls. the sport has still not been resol

in 2022, it left russia and belarus. the studio lesta games received the rights to localize the games in russia. the projects became known as world of tanks and world of ships. lawyer. note that it is not the game itself that is recognized as extremist, only its owners, so the court's decision does not threaten the players. in novosibirsk, police detained eight people who came to the monument to the victims of repression in nomsky square on alexei navalny's birthday on june 4 with flowers. rus-new reports that one of the detainees had a hypertensive crisis in the paddy wagon. the detainees were later released from the police station without reports. in st. petersburg , people were also detained at the monument to the victims of repression and they also did not draw up reports. on june 4, events in memory of alexei navalny were held in different cities of russia and the world. in moscow , about twenty people gathered at the politician's grave at the borisovskoye cemetery, among whom were his mother lyudmila navalnaya, yul

after the start of russia's large-scale invasion of ukraine, he did not leave russia, stating, that thiss his principled position. funds associated with dmitry medvedev received a record donation during the full-scale war of russia against ukraine. this is the conclusion reached by investigators from the sistema project. according to journalists, more than 800 million dollars have already accumulated in the accounts of these organizations. for example, the system writes that 2 years ago , the nasha pravda fund appeared in russia on medvedev's initiative. it supplies the russian army with drones, night vision devices, equipment, and, in general, for the war they spent at least 2 billion rubles, that's 30 million dollars, here's another example, the same fund, together with the rocky coast winery, suddenly began to help the ecology of anapa after a fuel oil spill on the coast. as it turned out, the aforementioned winery is also directly connected with medvedev and his son, in addition, companies close to the politician acquired real estate bought up land on the black sea coast. moreover, t