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look at how five american presidents confronted putin. >> president putin simply speaks mistruth after mistruth and tries to misinform, t he does it as easily as he breathes. >> narrator: leading to a dangerous new conflict with the west. >> if russia is allowed to get away with this, it affects the entire international order. >> narrator: now on frontline "putin and the presidents." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... the john d. and catherine t macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfound.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the heising-simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major suppo from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to br
look at how five american presidents confronted putin. >> president putin simply speaks mistruth after mistruth and tries to misinform, t he does it as easily as he breathes. >> narrator: leading to a dangerous new conflict with the west. >> if russia is allowed to get away with this, it affects the entire international order. >> narrator: now on frontline "putin and the presidents." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from...
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does is not like guitars i think that comparing hitler with putin is complimenting putin because putin is not the wind is catching up because all that is not what the wind did, the wind was able to modernize germany, the wind created a huge economy in germany and built a huge army on this basis, behind hitler there was a huge economy, one of the largest economies in europe , putin is worth nothing big bubble of course he has oil and gas there, he can do some of these things because i don't, but if you want to know the level of poland in the hryvnia of russia, then this huge country reaches according to its own volume of the pdr pdf only to spain and by the standard of living, even portugal can find out. we are very important, that is, something a little different here, because, uh, how to say what is being said now, one of the features of the modern way after the defeat of hitler is that the war in the first world, the first world, we are with ourselves more fought france and germany germany lives now the opportunity to imagine a war between france and germany begins between germany an
does is not like guitars i think that comparing hitler with putin is complimenting putin because putin is not the wind is catching up because all that is not what the wind did, the wind was able to modernize germany, the wind created a huge economy in germany and built a huge army on this basis, behind hitler there was a huge economy, one of the largest economies in europe , putin is worth nothing big bubble of course he has oil and gas there, he can do some of these things because i don't, but...
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putin cannot be tamed. he can only be defeated, and this victory must be complex, of course, military, but complex so that the entire essence of this regime and this empire is reloaded . there are absolutely no other options, especially when 130 or 140 million of these little putins to whom he addressed today. then he started his speech today and for about 40 minutes he spoke exclusively about ukraine . the first 40 minutes, then he was already there. they gave some information about social projects. by the way. he is going to build roads, well, they can't invent anything, it's all borrowed in ukraine, roads are going to be built because there are only directions, days in russia, but what did putin say putin said that the west turned the economic front, he forced the russians are suffering like this, the agents of russian sanctions, we will hear putin against us, not only the military information front, but also the economic front, but nothing has been achieved anywhere, and the russian sanctions will not b
putin cannot be tamed. he can only be defeated, and this victory must be complex, of course, military, but complex so that the entire essence of this regime and this empire is reloaded . there are absolutely no other options, especially when 130 or 140 million of these little putins to whom he addressed today. then he started his speech today and for about 40 minutes he spoke exclusively about ukraine . the first 40 minutes, then he was already there. they gave some information about social...
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what is orban, what is putin, what is putin, what do they all have? herself with trajectory, they come to power in a country that is in anarchy, a fast has started, and when there is a very strong force in society for the expulsion of someone strong, someone will come and not maintain order, and they carry out order, and it must be said that the minimum order begins to work, because really things are they are getting better, the economy is rising like this, everything else, what else do you know, suddenly society feels better than it was before, but here, you know, there is a situation like a magician's apprentice, who can't hire representatives from a bottle, because after the increase in the level life so far, life is spent until the emergence of the creative middle class, and these cells are difficult, just want to use , want to go abroad, he wants to have freedom of speech, i do not want to express myself, it is very important, and you have this creative class everywhere, which is starting to speak out, and almost everywhere we see that in china t
what is orban, what is putin, what is putin, what do they all have? herself with trajectory, they come to power in a country that is in anarchy, a fast has started, and when there is a very strong force in society for the expulsion of someone strong, someone will come and not maintain order, and they carry out order, and it must be said that the minimum order begins to work, because really things are they are getting better, the economy is rising like this, everything else, what else do you...
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, they look through putin for over his shoulder, they look at the future where putin will not be, i think that as a result of a serious military defeat as a result of such a ukrainian stalingrad that will lead to serious and complete defeat of the russian-fascist troops. i think that the federal power will be so weakened that it is already putin and his so-called second support of the number of the federal service . this empire will collapse , which has very strong internal central tendencies, and this is also known . the war for the division of russia will continue to tear russia to pieces. stupid is beautiful within russia. that's why this scenario is presented. well, at least probably, but there is another such scenario, which is called entanglement with the führer, and the competition for access to the body begins, respectively, the competition for the right to nominate certain possible successors, in particular, we see how medvedev has revived now , he tries on some french clothes and writes some nonsense , you know, well, people don't write like that from bodun , but still, he is s
, they look through putin for over his shoulder, they look at the future where putin will not be, i think that as a result of a serious military defeat as a result of such a ukrainian stalingrad that will lead to serious and complete defeat of the russian-fascist troops. i think that the federal power will be so weakened that it is already putin and his so-called second support of the number of the federal service . this empire will collapse , which has very strong internal central tendencies,...
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and flew to moscow and, er, in the usual manner for him, he communicated with putin, because putin said that well he didn't know if lukashenko would come, he answered , "how could i not come if you called and so on?" the russian-ukrainian war, although we remember that on february 24, 2022, belarus was used as a springboard for the offensive of russian troops on the territory of ukraine, and we remember how planes flew from the territory of belarus and then struck the territory of ukraine, in particular, on chernihiv and on in other cities, what do you think about your cities? what do you think, considering the state and the situation, stones are being thrown in belarus, and what's more, putin is always trying to corner the self-proclaimed president of belarus. what do you think? he will be able to do it in the coming days, because i understand that putin has basically no more allies left. well , at the moment, there are no major negotiations with china, but they are behind the scenes, but publicly there is lukashenko, who said that uh ukraine has not yet russia attacked ukraine what uk
and flew to moscow and, er, in the usual manner for him, he communicated with putin, because putin said that well he didn't know if lukashenko would come, he answered , "how could i not come if you called and so on?" the russian-ukrainian war, although we remember that on february 24, 2022, belarus was used as a springboard for the offensive of russian troops on the territory of ukraine, and we remember how planes flew from the territory of belarus and then struck the territory of...
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becoming putin's russia but increasingly becoming putin's russia but increasingly becoming putin's russia but the point is after putin there will be the point is after putin there will be the point is after putin there will be an option opportunity to redefine it and an option opportunity to redefine it and an option opportunity to redefine it and if russian history tells us anything if russian history tells us anything if russian history tells us anything it is first of all that actually it is first of all that actually it is first of all that actually authoritarianism is not in the national authoritarianism is not in the national authoritarianism is not in the national dna there is constant resistance to it dna there is constant resistance to it dna there is constant resistance to it but secondly after periods of particular but secondly after periods of particular but secondly after periods of particular authoritarianism authoritarianism authoritarianism inevitably we then get thaws and that's inevitably we then get thaws and that's inevitably we then get thaws and that's what i'm looki
becoming putin's russia but increasingly becoming putin's russia but increasingly becoming putin's russia but the point is after putin there will be the point is after putin there will be the point is after putin there will be an option opportunity to redefine it and an option opportunity to redefine it and an option opportunity to redefine it and if russian history tells us anything if russian history tells us anything if russian history tells us anything it is first of all that actually it is...
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vladimir putin seems to believe that time is not on the ukrainian side. he believes that if he throws the russian way of war mass at the problem, poor boys from dagestan that are cannon fodder, he'll wear ukrainians down, he'll wear us down, he'll wear the europeans down. i don't think that's right. but we have to do everything that we can to convince him it is, indeed, wrong. >> russia invaded georgia in 2008. >> yes. >> at at time, and i was reading the cables, you and bill burns were going back and forth whether ukrainian joins nato and that crosses that red line for vladimir putin. do you think now after all these years of waiting ukraine should be allowed into nato? >> that's going to be a hard lift because of the article 5 and an attack on one is an attack on all of nato. i do think that what we've seen is that ukraine is de facto a very strong ally of nato and vice versa and i expect that's going to continue because i think some form of security arrangements with ukraine will be necessary in the future and it's probably good to start working on tha
vladimir putin seems to believe that time is not on the ukrainian side. he believes that if he throws the russian way of war mass at the problem, poor boys from dagestan that are cannon fodder, he'll wear ukrainians down, he'll wear us down, he'll wear the europeans down. i don't think that's right. but we have to do everything that we can to convince him it is, indeed, wrong. >> russia invaded georgia in 2008. >> yes. >> at at time, and i was reading the cables, you and bill...
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we heard from putin's statement. what's new? well, probably a little less than nothing . ah, an insidious measure is trying to destroy russia. no, there are nazis in ukraine. ukraine historically belongs to russia. russia is trying to free the people of ukraine from these neo-nazis. what did he not say? for example, there were a lot of expectations about what he would say about the successes of the special military operation . of the kremlin and military accounts in telegram. for example, i see that they are not very impressed by such a speech. well, anti-western rhetoric in general is so characteristic of the kremlin, and from your observations, which audience was this speech focused on, was it aimed at the internal or after all at external well, actually, how are these statements perceived in russia? i think they are intended for both western and russian audiences , and then i talked about why this special military operation began, why it should continue, and well, he had already almost well, excused himself for what is happening in ukraine, and the main point of the we
we heard from putin's statement. what's new? well, probably a little less than nothing . ah, an insidious measure is trying to destroy russia. no, there are nazis in ukraine. ukraine historically belongs to russia. russia is trying to free the people of ukraine from these neo-nazis. what did he not say? for example, there were a lot of expectations about what he would say about the successes of the special military operation . of the kremlin and military accounts in telegram. for example, i see...
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would he be sideline up to vladimir putin like he didn't helsinki when he took putin side over the national security communities elated states? more likely than not. i think there's some basis to believe that the reason why putin held out is that he hoped that trump would get reelected and would hand him ukraine on silver platter, which he might well have done. but even the critics of president biden have to acknowledge that he not only had a showing of american resoluteness but he has stitched to gather indeed alliance that is tighter, stronger, and broader to new potential members tornado that we ever thought possible. nato has not expanded in a long time, and thanks to vladimir putin and to president biden, it is a more resolute, it is a brighter and stronger alliance. you see government sometimes reluctantly but nevertheless you see germany reconsidering its very pacifist policy and grudgingly, at first, but increasingly going along with supplying the ukrainians. you've also seen a commitment in europe, which we have not seen in decades, to try to de-link themselves from russian fuel, f
would he be sideline up to vladimir putin like he didn't helsinki when he took putin side over the national security communities elated states? more likely than not. i think there's some basis to believe that the reason why putin held out is that he hoped that trump would get reelected and would hand him ukraine on silver platter, which he might well have done. but even the critics of president biden have to acknowledge that he not only had a showing of american resoluteness but he has stitched...
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for me , it is obvious that the death of a thorn is a needle for putin. this is the ukrainian crimea under the ukrainian flag. sevastopol is the end of putin's of the regime precisely because the regime is similar to the regimes similar to putin's stand for my film, mythology is a necessary part of the dictator's entourage, this is not his fallibility, his ability to lead the people, and our crimea. it will become obvious that the war is lost . but in fact, many people think that uh, and once again it means that we will press that we have half a million reservists and that's it. we will definitely win there, but as soon as it becomes clear that the war has been lost, that western armaments, the heroism of ukrainian soldiers, the political leadership of zelenskyi and his team give results, that's when it seems to me the building will begin to crumble very quickly, and what is interesting is that it will begin to crumble, because so far i can only see an increase in the pressure on me, on the walkers, when people are simply pushed out, squeezed out of their
for me , it is obvious that the death of a thorn is a needle for putin. this is the ukrainian crimea under the ukrainian flag. sevastopol is the end of putin's of the regime precisely because the regime is similar to the regimes similar to putin's stand for my film, mythology is a necessary part of the dictator's entourage, this is not his fallibility, his ability to lead the people, and our crimea. it will become obvious that the war is lost . but in fact, many people think that uh, and once...
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putin argumentative. biden wary. >> it's a seminal meeting in part because of the mythology that is created out of it. it's kind of like a marker being put down, i think, between two men who ultimately would find themselves in this great clash that we're in today. >> narrator: biden would write about the moment in his autobiography. >> it was long and contentious. putin was ice-cold calm throughout, but argumentative from the start to finish. >> well, i was there with,ith then-vice president biden. the message that, that he's sending is, um... "let's not, um, we're not here to kid each other. we need to speak clearly, we need to speak directly." >> "i'm looking into your eyes," i told him, smiling. "i don't think you have a soul." he looked at me for a second and smiled back. "we understand each other," he said. and we did. >> when biden said that to me, i hadn't heard it before, and my immediate reaction was, "this sounds like a movie line. is that what really happened?" and he said, "absolutely, positiv
putin argumentative. biden wary. >> it's a seminal meeting in part because of the mythology that is created out of it. it's kind of like a marker being put down, i think, between two men who ultimately would find themselves in this great clash that we're in today. >> narrator: biden would write about the moment in his autobiography. >> it was long and contentious. putin was ice-cold calm throughout, but argumentative from the start to finish. >> well, i was there...
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he did not trust putin. >> ten years after his initial warnings about putin, biden as vice president met face to face with putin in moscow. biden told a journalist that he said to putin during that 2011 encounter, quote, i am looking into your eyes and i don't think you have a soul. biden claim putin smiled and replied, quote, we understand one another. putin later said that he didn't remember that exchange and analysts say biden hasn't always gotten the putin portfolio exactly right. >> during the obama administration biden was given the charge for that, along with secretary of state antony clinton. >> obama, his vice president, and secretary of state famously tried to hit the reset button with putin's regime. but back to doesn't art, in the relationship was so bad that the two man could barely look at each other during a meeting in northern ireland. then came rushers invasion of crimea and its intervention in syria during obama's watch. >> i think obama had a much more difficult time with him. trying to maybe understand where he is coming from. but failing in the end. obama success
he did not trust putin. >> ten years after his initial warnings about putin, biden as vice president met face to face with putin in moscow. biden told a journalist that he said to putin during that 2011 encounter, quote, i am looking into your eyes and i don't think you have a soul. biden claim putin smiled and replied, quote, we understand one another. putin later said that he didn't remember that exchange and analysts say biden hasn't always gotten the putin portfolio exactly right....
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putin tried to starve the world. block ing the ports and the blak sea to stop ukraine from exporting its grain, exacerbating the global food crisis that hut developing nations in africa especially hard. instead, the united states and the g7 and arter ins around the world answered the call with commitments to address the crisis and to bolster global flod supplies. this week, my wife jill biden is traveling to africa to help bring attention to this critical issue. our commitment is to the people of ukraine and the future of ukraine, a ukraine that's free, sovereign and democratic. if i were to dream those who declired dependence more than 30 years ago who led the orange revolution and the revolution of dig anythingty, who braved those who died there. for those who continue to root out kremlin's efforts to corrupt, coerce and control. it's a dream for those patriots who fought for years against russia's aggressions in the donbas. and the heroes who have given their lives to the service of their beloved ukraine. i was ho
putin tried to starve the world. block ing the ports and the blak sea to stop ukraine from exporting its grain, exacerbating the global food crisis that hut developing nations in africa especially hard. instead, the united states and the g7 and arter ins around the world answered the call with commitments to address the crisis and to bolster global flod supplies. this week, my wife jill biden is traveling to africa to help bring attention to this critical issue. our commitment is to the people...
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for joseph biden's speech in moscow, meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin delivered his speech to the federal assembly. the vector of further development, well, it should be like this ideally, but last year, putin did not speak with a message, he last did it in april 2021 last year - this event was postponed several times, probably in the kremlin, they were waiting for this good informational excuse, as political scientists say, obviously putin i expected to time this speech to some significant success on the battlefield in ukraine, although success did not happen, but today the theme of the war, which in russia is called theirs, was central during putin's speech, on the other hand, we did not hear anything new putin once again stated that it was ukraine, allegedly conquered by the west, that started the war against russia and that the kremlin allegedly began to use force to stop the war. the speech lasted almost two hours before biden's speech. the speech lasted half an hour. we carefully looked at putin's speech, listened to it for you and now we will tell you the main to acc
for joseph biden's speech in moscow, meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin delivered his speech to the federal assembly. the vector of further development, well, it should be like this ideally, but last year, putin did not speak with a message, he last did it in april 2021 last year - this event was postponed several times, probably in the kremlin, they were waiting for this good informational excuse, as political scientists say, obviously putin i expected to time this speech to some...
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prospects for putin's army on the territory of ukraine. why because poorly trained mobs and equipment which was in storage for 30-40 years. and although there today they are trying to quickly bring vlad there, but this is to provide the desired result, first of all , because of what is in service today artillery with a large radius of action, in fact, this makes it impossible for russia to carry out a not so necessary or long-awaited next offensive there, because any approach to the line of collision of the ammunition reserves of the khmelnytsky potential immediately falls into the zone of achievement or defeat of our long-range artillery, and these things today are are really decisive for creating the conditions for further conditions for successful counteroffensive actions by ukraine and the liberation of its territory. and in your opinion, does the enemy draw any conclusions at all from his previous actions miscalculations on the battlefield or is he somehow trying to improve by doing some things that will make him more effective or is
prospects for putin's army on the territory of ukraine. why because poorly trained mobs and equipment which was in storage for 30-40 years. and although there today they are trying to quickly bring vlad there, but this is to provide the desired result, first of all , because of what is in service today artillery with a large radius of action, in fact, this makes it impossible for russia to carry out a not so necessary or long-awaited next offensive there, because any approach to the line of...
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.- putin's speech. so how significant _ putin's speech. so how significant you - putin's speech. so how significant you think i putin's speech. so how significant you think it| putin's speech. so howl significant you think it is that putin mentioned eventual —— potentials suspending of the nuclear arms agreement? the current agreement _ nuclear arms agreement? tue: current agreement extends nuclear arms agreement? tte: current agreement extends all the way through the beginning of 2026 and his suspension is less dramatic than it sounds, but still it's concerning in the sense that it's the last remaining arms control agreement between us due to the abrogation of the intermediate nuclear forces treaty and the open skies treaty. so it is concerning, barthe, as i said, i think it shows desperation on his part and his attempt to use any tool at his fingertips to try to influence the us and the west from supporting ukraine in the strong where we have in the past year. 50 the strong where we have in the as
.- putin's speech. so how significant _ putin's speech. so how significant you - putin's speech. so how significant you think i putin's speech. so how significant you think it| putin's speech. so howl significant you think it is that putin mentioned eventual —— potentials suspending of the nuclear arms agreement? the current agreement _ nuclear arms agreement? tue: current agreement extends nuclear arms agreement? tte: current agreement extends all the way through the beginning of 2026 and...
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that is the path russia has been going down under putin's leadership, but this really exceeds putin. that is the choice they have made. host: before vladimir putin called up hundreds of thousands of additional troops, there were a lot of questions about how russian society would react to that, whether he was holding off doing that out of fear of a larger pushback from russian civilians. in your mind, how do you think that went? was there much pushback when it happened? guest: i think there were a lot of expectations that russian society would pushback on this invasion. however, in the 12 months, we have learned, the thing that really shapes the russian domestic information space, causes russian society to react, is unfortunately not even russian casualties, not russian atrocities in ukraine, it is russian setbacks on the battlefield. we have seen them react when russia was forced out of the kiev access. host: what is that? guest: when russia lost the battle of kyiv, forced out of western and northern regions of ukraine. second, when russia suffered some very embarrassing defeats in e
that is the path russia has been going down under putin's leadership, but this really exceeds putin. that is the choice they have made. host: before vladimir putin called up hundreds of thousands of additional troops, there were a lot of questions about how russian society would react to that, whether he was holding off doing that out of fear of a larger pushback from russian civilians. in your mind, how do you think that went? was there much pushback when it happened? guest: i think there were...
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macron plans to go to beijing and does not call putin, scholz does not call putin and lukashenko, allegedly a faithful vassal of putin, says that we will be possessed suddenly, the support of the world community and beijing is not moscow, he says, which won all the weapons already from the territory of belarus for this criminal war, but to beijing and this is an explanation of why we are talking about china today because it is becoming in reality one of the players in this in this in this war, mr. taras , i have a question for you please tell me why this has changed why yes it has changed why europe has not is calling why did lukashenko rush to beijing and where is moscow now ? please explain when this change happened. i think that everyone can understand when this change happened, please mr. taras. actually, this change happened after the west saw that ukraine stands and ukraine stands in in this war, ukraine can be supplied in principle with absolutely all types of weapons that we need for victory, and we will use these weapons as effectively as possible, and likewise well, if against thi
macron plans to go to beijing and does not call putin, scholz does not call putin and lukashenko, allegedly a faithful vassal of putin, says that we will be possessed suddenly, the support of the world community and beijing is not moscow, he says, which won all the weapons already from the territory of belarus for this criminal war, but to beijing and this is an explanation of why we are talking about china today because it is becoming in reality one of the players in this in this in this war,...
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it certainly is so just going back to putin the man and putin, the myth, i mean, he you know, we know these stories about putin who, you know, talks about the rat that is in a corner and that rat is the most dangerous. and so now all of us here in washington are like, oh, my, you know, is putin the rat? and is most dangerous now because he's kind of cornered. can you talk a little bit about these myths that have been established. you know, i recall that when i was working for the government you know, we would have to remind ourselves that just just remember, the russians aren't ten feet tall, that all of myths out there, you know, putin riding, you know, with a bear chest on a big old horse, you know, somebody so, so powerful and so and yet somehow, even as we kind of made fun of that, we were buying that myth. now. so the rat story is a good one. and my friend bob here somewhere, he's always point out to me that the rat story's ambiguous because the you know, our telling of the rat story, he's, you know, he's running around the apartment building where he grew up and he's chasing rat
it certainly is so just going back to putin the man and putin, the myth, i mean, he you know, we know these stories about putin who, you know, talks about the rat that is in a corner and that rat is the most dangerous. and so now all of us here in washington are like, oh, my, you know, is putin the rat? and is most dangerous now because he's kind of cornered. can you talk a little bit about these myths that have been established. you know, i recall that when i was working for the government you...
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would you trust vladimir putin? they told us days before the invasion they not only were not going to do it, they had no plans to do it. they lied to the world. how can anybody trust that government? so, it is a huge challenge, particularly for a country, if i may, i work in a brief point on new start. constraining a country that has those imperial ambitions backed by the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons in the world the new start treaty, of which president putin announced russia is suspending its participation, limits strategic nuclear weapons and delivery systems. but russia has developed the largest stockpile of non- strategic nuclear weapons in the world. in fact, there is no transparency to say how many non-strategic nuclear weapons they have despite requests from the u.s. this is an addendum to my opening remarks but it is important. putin tacks on at the end of his remarks a paragraph on new start. there is both more and less than meets the eye. there is less because the russians have already suspended th
would you trust vladimir putin? they told us days before the invasion they not only were not going to do it, they had no plans to do it. they lied to the world. how can anybody trust that government? so, it is a huge challenge, particularly for a country, if i may, i work in a brief point on new start. constraining a country that has those imperial ambitions backed by the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons in the world the new start treaty, of which president putin announced russia is...
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but this may change and putin understands. if he starts winning, the situation will become much safer for him. it is why he is so active and trying and take partial victors like in the don's creation. if putin wins, this will have the elite around him. he will become more dangerous the world and our own country. there is no space for people. people give him attention. he is more criminal, but no one respects him. but putin relies in the potential of the threat of himself from discontent of the elites. it evens the terminal, and builds a state. i do not know if you know this word [foreign language] it is a state of terror. the most famous are -- a lot -- [foreign language] another low in another state. this is putin's message. hello guys, i have other people besides you. be careful i have them. about christmas, this is just one of the manifestations of his ways. it was a message to the leaders of the west. look, i am peaceful. i do not want to the war. so the ukrainians just fear. they will show a sphere. -- fear. nobody trusts
but this may change and putin understands. if he starts winning, the situation will become much safer for him. it is why he is so active and trying and take partial victors like in the don's creation. if putin wins, this will have the elite around him. he will become more dangerous the world and our own country. there is no space for people. people give him attention. he is more criminal, but no one respects him. but putin relies in the potential of the threat of himself from discontent of the...
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loves putin sincerely and likes it putin's style of action should be loved. zelensky is not there, but this once again shows that all these people have not changed. this is all the pro-russian european lobby in general in western politics. they are just waiting for their time. you and i understand perfectly what we are saying. these people took money for putin. bronzo scorini is not one of those people who took money from putin from the point of view of mafia, he himself is putin, only italian, billions of dollars, a huge career, after all, age, he could already calm down somehow, i don't mean you want from the political point of view activity but from the point from the point of view of supporting evil because at such an age a person should think about his biography about an article in the encyclopedia that also no he needs to serve and this is absolutely obvious and he still internally believes that putin cannot lose if he started to act and this is also a mistake i am very surprised what happened to the school, a person who was brought up in the free world
loves putin sincerely and likes it putin's style of action should be loved. zelensky is not there, but this once again shows that all these people have not changed. this is all the pro-russian european lobby in general in western politics. they are just waiting for their time. you and i understand perfectly what we are saying. these people took money for putin. bronzo scorini is not one of those people who took money from putin from the point of view of mafia, he himself is putin, only italian,...
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i think that after putin leaves, the situation in russia will be absolutely better than with putin. nothing could be worse than russia with putin. those who will be after putin will have to change the country, will have to start negotiations with the west, and it will be a different russia. tikhon dzyadko, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from riga. thanks a lot. thank you so much. hello, there. strong solar activity brought spectacular sightings of the aurora borealis during sunday night into the early hours of monday morning. the strongest aurora was across scotland, but unusually, the aurora borealis could be seen as far south as wiltshire and 0xfordshire, and one of the reasons being clear skies. in fact, temperatures really fell away quite sharply, as low as —8 in highland scotland, but even —6 in parts of 0xfordshire. now, it does look likely that we are going to see more cloud, and so maybe the aurora not quite as prominent as we go through the next few hours. high pressure with us, but a north—easterly flow is drifting in a lot of cloud off the north sea, so
i think that after putin leaves, the situation in russia will be absolutely better than with putin. nothing could be worse than russia with putin. those who will be after putin will have to change the country, will have to start negotiations with the west, and it will be a different russia. tikhon dzyadko, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from riga. thanks a lot. thank you so much. hello, there. strong solar activity brought spectacular sightings of the aurora borealis during sunday...
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we've all been sharing the russian president vladimir putin. and you will address to the russian parliament and we do kick it off now with breaking news here on our t international. so russia, one of the big points from the speech, russia suspending is participation in the new start nuclear treaty, but is not departing from the agreement. a president vladimir putin made that statement in his annual address to the national parliament. he also accused western powers of inciting the ukraine conflict as well as escalating it mozilla. we know that the west is directly complicit in kiev. regimes attempts to strike the bases of our strategic aviation was only drones used for that were equipped and modernized with the help of natal specialists. and western elite cannot ignore the fact that it is impossible to defeat rush on the battlefield. they intend to transform a local conflict into a phase of global confrontation. this is exactly how we understand this, and we will respond accordingly at that. when you more, i've learned more here on our tea cross
we've all been sharing the russian president vladimir putin. and you will address to the russian parliament and we do kick it off now with breaking news here on our t international. so russia, one of the big points from the speech, russia suspending is participation in the new start nuclear treaty, but is not departing from the agreement. a president vladimir putin made that statement in his annual address to the national parliament. he also accused western powers of inciting the ukraine...
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well, they will eliminate putin. putin will be left behind. there is a collective putin family, or it doesn’t matter. myshustin will be pushed by anyone and they will be able to maneuver. in the next cycle for another 20-30 years, as it was already in 90 - this is such a chance. and what did it end with putin and the war? you understand , therefore, the weakness of the russian position, just as it is already a tradition in that it does not take on itself responsibility for solving immediate problems right now right now and that's why she's afraid of all the other demands of these actions in the crowd of small nations in russia, you understand what the problem is, because it works on a smaller scale, it works only with a small nation, the current autonomy is possible, the future free chechnya , you understand, and we act more easily in this sense , and the program is clearer, you understand that it is only in one point it will separate itself from russia and leave. how can you run away further? and what will happen further there, this people
well, they will eliminate putin. putin will be left behind. there is a collective putin family, or it doesn’t matter. myshustin will be pushed by anyone and they will be able to maneuver. in the next cycle for another 20-30 years, as it was already in 90 - this is such a chance. and what did it end with putin and the war? you understand , therefore, the weakness of the russian position, just as it is already a tradition in that it does not take on itself responsibility for solving immediate...
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it is absolutely obvious that putin will fight until one of two things happens. he will achieve on the battlefield what planned or he will lose on the battlefield, i do not think that there will be any negotiations of an agreement. i think that this will be a critical year, this year should become critical in a coma, because it is on her that the major counteroffensive of the armed forces during 2022 depends. javelins, ending with tanks, but there are still planes , the history of the supply of western weapons to ukraine looks like a no-no, and then yes , ukraine will get fighter jets. will defend its airspace, but when the armed forces will receive everything necessary to drive out the enemy troops, some kind of consensus regarding the time frame for the great counteroffensive of ukraine. when this can happen, when we are ready, they will accept this time, then the allies will accept the time frames that ukraine will determine and we will determine them taking into account the availability of the necessary weapons and brigades , the american generals are more el
it is absolutely obvious that putin will fight until one of two things happens. he will achieve on the battlefield what planned or he will lose on the battlefield, i do not think that there will be any negotiations of an agreement. i think that this will be a critical year, this year should become critical in a coma, because it is on her that the major counteroffensive of the armed forces during 2022 depends. javelins, ending with tanks, but there are still planes , the history of the supply of...
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putin's armored train is a psychosis. we found those who declassified the real bunker on the wheels of the head of the kremlin . unique details . he cost the russians where is the day and where does the secret railroad that was laid especially for gdp lead, a nuclear suitcase , a station and a train. due to a full-scale invasion of ukraine, the russian president seems to have completely gone mad on the topic of his own security , maybe that's why he got on a personal armored train about a secret bunker on the wheels of the head of the kremlin. and what is he really afraid of? railway transport is much more down-to-earth and unusual, and a special armored train, and it was not at all accidental that i imagined it , and those dangerous toys, but there is only a nuance, even if it does not give anything away, but the devil is hiding in in the details, all the details were found by the journalists of the mikhail khodorkovsky dossier project and center, the co-author of the investigation, ilya rozhdesmanskyi, will reveal the s
putin's armored train is a psychosis. we found those who declassified the real bunker on the wheels of the head of the kremlin . unique details . he cost the russians where is the day and where does the secret railroad that was laid especially for gdp lead, a nuclear suitcase , a station and a train. due to a full-scale invasion of ukraine, the russian president seems to have completely gone mad on the topic of his own security , maybe that's why he got on a personal armored train about a...
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>> what would it take for esident putin to stop the war? >> he has to be convinced that he can't win. right now he believes he can win . he can accomplish the goals of the special military operation because he has a long time horizon. putin can't just decide i'm not going to run for reelection in 2024, i'm going to retire to my billion-dollar palace. he's going to double down until he is convinced that there is no way he can win. i'm not sure how significant the battlefield setbacks have to be for him to reach that point but he is nowhere near that today. he doesn't think the special military operation has succeeded, he is rational. he understands what happened in 2022. he understands the geographic gains the ukrainian armed forces accomplished aongime. he has a long time horizon. and a vision for what he wants to accomplish that he will not surrende easily. >> when you say a long time, what do you mean? >> it's not this year. beyond tha don't know. t wa irofframp. if you area. he doesn't wan offramp. the goals of the military operation wil
>> what would it take for esident putin to stop the war? >> he has to be convinced that he can't win. right now he believes he can win . he can accomplish the goals of the special military operation because he has a long time horizon. putin can't just decide i'm not going to run for reelection in 2024, i'm going to retire to my billion-dollar palace. he's going to double down until he is convinced that there is no way he can win. i'm not sure how significant the battlefield setbacks...
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and putin can lose. and i don't think people are having an easy time wrapping their arms around this concept. nuclear weapons, i'm not awake at night worrying about this. and i don't think it's as easy or as fruitful for putin as some people think it could be. >> thank you. welcome to you and i will turn to audience questions. there seems to be growing infighting among russian elites about the war. and during criticism of the war from -- you mentioned. is it good politics for putin to get actualization as i think you know, twitter's been on fire with the possible. maybe a fake fsb order that would prevent draft age russian men from leaving the country. this is beginning to be part of a preparation for mobilization. if moscow oranges a new offensive, does putin's future rests on its success and what would it take for russia to and its aggression in ukraine? >> i'm not sure that i can give advice to mr. putin. because only -- my only advice for him is to commit suicide. i'm afraid that mobilization is some
and putin can lose. and i don't think people are having an easy time wrapping their arms around this concept. nuclear weapons, i'm not awake at night worrying about this. and i don't think it's as easy or as fruitful for putin as some people think it could be. >> thank you. welcome to you and i will turn to audience questions. there seems to be growing infighting among russian elites about the war. and during criticism of the war from -- you mentioned. is it good politics for putin to get...
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president putin has accused — putin. president putin has accused the _ putin. president putin has accused the west - putin. president putin has accused the west of - putin. president putin has - accused the west of provoking and starting the war and says he will suspend the nuclear arms agreement. how significant will that be? tt arms agreement. how significant will that be?— will that be? it is not trivial. _ will that be? it is not trivial. he _ will that be? it is not trivial. he is - will that be? it is not l trivial. he is reminding will that be? it is not - trivial. he is reminding us there are big stakes in the broader relationship between russia and the west and avoiding nuclear war at the top of the list. in that sense, he's always playing the nuclear option when he brings it up. on the other hand, it is not as if the other hand, it is not as if the west is losing faith. it is not as if we are giving into his bluster, we've heard it before and stood up to it before. his whole theory that we started this war, you know, what i'm trying to figure out, i
president putin has accused — putin. president putin has accused the _ putin. president putin has accused the west - putin. president putin has accused the west of - putin. president putin has - accused the west of provoking and starting the war and says he will suspend the nuclear arms agreement. how significant will that be? tt arms agreement. how significant will that be?— will that be? it is not trivial. _ will that be? it is not trivial. he _ will that be? it is not trivial. he is -...
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in another key statement, vladimir putin said - statement, vladimir putin said russia would be suspending its participation in a key nuclear weapons agreement with the united states. the agreement places limits on nuclear warheads and allows inspections of nuclear facilities. president putin threatened to restart nuclear testing if america did the same. translation: ~ ., ., ., ., did the same. translation: ., ., ., ., ., translation: we are not going to do it first but if the _ translation: we are not going to do it first but if the united states - it first but if the united states conducts such a test, we will conducts such a test, we will conduct our own, too. we should not be delusional about the impossibility to destroy the strategic parity. impossibility to destroy the strateuic ari . ~ ., impossibility to destroy the strateuic ari . ~ . ,, strategic parity. meanwhile, the us resident, strategic parity. meanwhile, the us president. joe _ strategic parity. meanwhile, the us president, joe biden, _ strategic parity. meanwhile, the us president, joe biden, was - strategic parity. meanwh
in another key statement, vladimir putin said - statement, vladimir putin said russia would be suspending its participation in a key nuclear weapons agreement with the united states. the agreement places limits on nuclear warheads and allows inspections of nuclear facilities. president putin threatened to restart nuclear testing if america did the same. translation: ~ ., ., ., ., did the same. translation: ., ., ., ., ., translation: we are not going to do it first but if the _ translation: we...
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so i think was important to go there, president putin invited president putin invited president xijinping to president putin invited president xi jinping to visit russia and they agreed this would happen sometime in the spring, maybe april, and i think it is really to show that china has a different view of this than for instance most of the people at the munich security conference, the americans, the europeans and the asian allies who were very much backing ukraine.- much backing ukraine. you've mentioned — much backing ukraine. you've mentioned this _ much backing ukraine. you've mentioned this potential- much backing ukraine. you'vel mentioned this potential peace proposal from mentioned this potential peace proposalfrom beijing and mentioned this potential peace proposal from beijing and also president xijinping going to russia, how significant do you think that that would be? ihell think that that would be? well i think has _ think that that would be? well i think has going _ think that that would be? well i think has going to _ think that that would be? .m i think has going to rus
so i think was important to go there, president putin invited president putin invited president xijinping to president putin invited president xi jinping to visit russia and they agreed this would happen sometime in the spring, maybe april, and i think it is really to show that china has a different view of this than for instance most of the people at the munich security conference, the americans, the europeans and the asian allies who were very much backing ukraine.- much backing ukraine....
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it seems that he is singing that putin is very happy and that he is like stalin that people fear him just as much and that he wants everyone to fear me and not make fun of me... that people respected stalin despite the fact that he shot them and killed them en masse ... putin sings in their song that he will win and that he wants men to die with his e-e his name news and here too a wonderful phrase i am a monument of testosterone let's listen to an excerpt they sing about the fact that stalin's crimes were already in the catalog, they were already condemned, but now he is in russia again god well, he wants to say that , after all, from my point of view, stalin's crimes were not condemned in principle, as communism cannot be compared with the condemnation of hitler and nazism, so this is still a bit of an exaggeration, we know that in the last 10-15 or 20 years, even at the official level, stalin was studied as an effective manager in schools. this is the story of a really good, effective parody of an appeal to the dictator is, for example, the song putin putiut, it was released by th
it seems that he is singing that putin is very happy and that he is like stalin that people fear him just as much and that he wants everyone to fear me and not make fun of me... that people respected stalin despite the fact that he shot them and killed them en masse ... putin sings in their song that he will win and that he wants men to die with his e-e his name news and here too a wonderful phrase i am a monument of testosterone let's listen to an excerpt they sing about the fact that stalin's...
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biden's speeches in kyiv and warsaw with those poor speeches of putin and then putin's 2:0 or some excellent example of our parents in luzhniki, we will see a very big difference er, this is the difference between the civilized world and the dark kingdom of totalitarianism, which is leading its country to an unknown destination. so i think that in moscow, er, all those signals that er, voiced by biden were also perfectly heard. and the main thing for us is that we actually see it, he said that both america and the coalition led by america for ukraine will stand with us until the end, i.e. until the final victory of ukraine and the final defeat of the russian federation, but mr. volodymyr, the russian federation constantly emphasizes that it was the kremlin that allowed biden to fly to kyiv, as if there was no shelling, but on the other hand, if the kremlin was informed about biden's visit, the white house confirmed it, it means that putin is not so crazy anymore, which he is trying to show to the whole world and threatening everyone with nuclear weapons because during biden's visit to ukrain
biden's speeches in kyiv and warsaw with those poor speeches of putin and then putin's 2:0 or some excellent example of our parents in luzhniki, we will see a very big difference er, this is the difference between the civilized world and the dark kingdom of totalitarianism, which is leading its country to an unknown destination. so i think that in moscow, er, all those signals that er, voiced by biden were also perfectly heard. and the main thing for us is that we actually see it, he said that...
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i think that putin's goals have changed and now he just wants to survive. unfortunately, i have to end our conversation with another one. i am grateful to the ambassador for this extremely meaningful and interesting conversation, and i want to remind our tv viewers that matthew bryza worked for them on the espresso tv channel. ex-adviser to the secretary of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council thank you very much, ihor yakovenko, a sociologist, ex-deputy of the state duma, is now joining our broadcast he is currently in exile. kudos to ukraine, mr. igor. i congratulate you as a hero of the word, good student. the head of the russian federation urgently went to volgograd for the anniversary of the battle of stalingrad, which was urgently renamed stalingrad and even installed a bust of stalin there. we understand that it may not have any specific military consequences or any specific decisions that putin will make in this regard, but this very clearly outlines putin's stalinist trajec
i think that putin's goals have changed and now he just wants to survive. unfortunately, i have to end our conversation with another one. i am grateful to the ambassador for this extremely meaningful and interesting conversation, and i want to remind our tv viewers that matthew bryza worked for them on the espresso tv channel. ex-adviser to the secretary of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council thank you very much, ihor...
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putin stands up. all he can do is lie and threaten and bluster. >> in the safety sycophants instead of a war zone. seems bigger than a football field. you talked about biden yesterday that it reminded you of jfk and reagan and berlin. that is how we'll look back on this moment, isn't it? >> absolutely. these are presidents who won't to the edge of europe and said we are here, strong, standing with allies whether it was kennedy saying ich bin ein berliner. you will listen again to joe biden saying kyiv stands. democracy stands. in the exact same way because this was a sign of an alliance that many thought was on the ropes. right? that is back and stronger than ever. >> your op-ed in "the daily beast" talked about the ultimate humiliation for vladimir putin and said donald trump. i will say while i don't really want to talk about him in this moment, it is hard not to remember. we have jonathan lemire who asked the question in 2018 at helsinki whether he trusted u.s. intel officials or ex-kgb agent and c
putin stands up. all he can do is lie and threaten and bluster. >> in the safety sycophants instead of a war zone. seems bigger than a football field. you talked about biden yesterday that it reminded you of jfk and reagan and berlin. that is how we'll look back on this moment, isn't it? >> absolutely. these are presidents who won't to the edge of europe and said we are here, strong, standing with allies whether it was kennedy saying ich bin ein berliner. you will listen again to...
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out front the head of russia's military calling calling out putin. an armored train equipped with high tech administration system drops him out in front of his house, the results of president biden of physical has been released doctors say he's physically healthy but the white house will not say if he took a cognitive test. how come? and access into an american production factory, ramped up to the max a race against time a report you'll see first here, let's go time it out on the >>> calling the wagner group, publically blaming putin's generals for for the winning the battle of bakhmut, the battle of daily hand-in-hand combat and mass death raging more months. here is the wagner group chief today. >> the advance proceeding less fast than we want, why is the advance not fast enough? i think we could have taken control of it by the new year if we hadn't been hindered by's monstrous buyer rock chris and bureaucracies. >> putin monstrous military, this is incredible you're in the middle of a war and calling the military monstrous, what part is slamming p
out front the head of russia's military calling calling out putin. an armored train equipped with high tech administration system drops him out in front of his house, the results of president biden of physical has been released doctors say he's physically healthy but the white house will not say if he took a cognitive test. how come? and access into an american production factory, ramped up to the max a race against time a report you'll see first here, let's go time it out on the >>>...
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putin has suspended -- the deal mr. putin suspended is called the new start treaty, signed by barack obama and dmitry medvedev. it was designed to prevent nuclear war, limiting the number of strategic warheads -- nuclear warheads each side can deploy and gives each country the power to inspect the other. u.s. and russia account for almost all the world's nuclear weapons. here is an analysis from our bbc russia editor in moscow. >> not only do we see no compromise, but we see escalation with vladimir putin suspending russia's participation in the last key nuclear arms control treaty between russia and america. one more point to make -- i only watched vladimir putin on television today, because journalists from so-called unfairly countries, in russia's view, were not invited to the state of the nation address today. maryam: mr. putin's speech covered some familiar themes. he accused the rest of seeking to destroy moscow and provoking and escalating the war. he portrayed ukraine as being home to neo-nazis. pres. putin: a y
putin has suspended -- the deal mr. putin suspended is called the new start treaty, signed by barack obama and dmitry medvedev. it was designed to prevent nuclear war, limiting the number of strategic warheads -- nuclear warheads each side can deploy and gives each country the power to inspect the other. u.s. and russia account for almost all the world's nuclear weapons. here is an analysis from our bbc russia editor in moscow. >> not only do we see no compromise, but we see escalation...
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, putin, not every russian - it is putin who destroyed peace in europe and that is why we believed in peace and did not collect ammunition waste, we did not produce it because we did not think that war would start again in europe. this is the root of the problem. ugh in our warehouses. now we have resumed production, in particular in germany . we want to increase the production of ammunition for cheetah installations, in particular until june until july, there are several countries in the world that have ammunition for these specific installations, we ask them to support us by providing their weapons and their ammunition while we are making our own
, putin, not every russian - it is putin who destroyed peace in europe and that is why we believed in peace and did not collect ammunition waste, we did not produce it because we did not think that war would start again in europe. this is the root of the problem. ugh in our warehouses. now we have resumed production, in particular in germany . we want to increase the production of ammunition for cheetah installations, in particular until june until july, there are several countries in the world...
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putin. i think that everyone will be ringleader in this line saying what he always says is that the west is to blame for the war, the west is to blame, the west should comply with russia's demands that russia is forced to protect its security , the former nato went to russia's borders . china to the aggressors look at the nato bases, they got closer to russia. look, the american bases got closer to china. look, the american bases are much more sportsman will say, but i am against peace. no, he will say that we are possible , then when the west has now understood its destructive role, well, let's see. i even in i don't doubt that, well, let's see, we will have an opportunity to find out about it , we have literally two minutes left, and if you also showed us the stopwatch in your computer , you have exactly two minutes left. we were once told that it was two minutes and they turned off the timing, which we rely on when we run the program so that nothing gets out. just talk about these one and
putin. i think that everyone will be ringleader in this line saying what he always says is that the west is to blame for the war, the west is to blame, the west should comply with russia's demands that russia is forced to protect its security , the former nato went to russia's borders . china to the aggressors look at the nato bases, they got closer to russia. look, the american bases got closer to china. look, the american bases are much more sportsman will say, but i am against peace. no, he...
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second, we want victory over putin. the west also wants it, mr. oleksandr. is there even a percentage left that putin can change the situation in what way, an incredible way is simply to defeat the west and including ukraine well, we have to consider different scenarios , even such ones, in order to model it and understand how they are. they are possible, although you know. hmm , today i consider such a scenario to be very unlikely, and because in principle, er to win today is the first. i believe that ukraine as a state and with statehood is worth it. that is, it has already withstood and has withstood and this is our achievement, this is what we can put as an asset. instead, there is a struggle for the restoration of our territorial integrity , but not a struggle and a struggle for the de-occupation and liberation of those people who are currently under occupation by the russian troops, but it is definitely heaven for not let's put it this way, the fight in general for the possibility of our existence for statehood and so on, because i am convinced that af
second, we want victory over putin. the west also wants it, mr. oleksandr. is there even a percentage left that putin can change the situation in what way, an incredible way is simply to defeat the west and including ukraine well, we have to consider different scenarios , even such ones, in order to model it and understand how they are. they are possible, although you know. hmm , today i consider such a scenario to be very unlikely, and because in principle, er to win today is the first. i...
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but putin is escalating the conflict. if we want to do anything to save ourselves from entering into a direct conflict, we should do everything possible to give ukrainians every category of weapon in the amounts that they're asking for, so that they can successfully fight, often repel the russians, that we don't have to do it with their own soldiers, and our own deaths, in the future. >> president -- you and i had this conversation when russia, when germany had said that we don't put the slipper tanks in that because then putin will be able to say that, and say, this is nato's war. one of the main reasons that the baltic states, where your from, have been top contributors to ukraine's defense is because fluffy, atlanta winnie, and estonia, have been one step ahead of western europe and perceiving the russian threats. what is this issue that western europe historically downplayed the threats posed by vladimir putin's russia? >> well a lack of experience, i would say. they have, if you look at the history of western europea
but putin is escalating the conflict. if we want to do anything to save ourselves from entering into a direct conflict, we should do everything possible to give ukrainians every category of weapon in the amounts that they're asking for, so that they can successfully fight, often repel the russians, that we don't have to do it with their own soldiers, and our own deaths, in the future. >> president -- you and i had this conversation when russia, when germany had said that we don't put the...
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, putin, you have ruined our lives . we will never be able to live like this, we used to live like this. you are destroying the reputation of russia. i constantly hear about this state of affairs from various people, even from heads of state, so i think that there is a deep awareness of how much the problem that putin found himself in is serious. that is why i took such a tough position in this interview, which i already said in response to your previous question. i think that putin's goals have changed and now he just wants to survive. ambassador for this extremely meaningful and interesting conversation, and i want to remind our tv viewers that matthew bryza, ex-adviser of the secretary of state of the united states, former director of affairs, worked for them on the air of the espresso tv channel europe and eurasia in the national security council of the united states thank you very much igor yakovenko, a sociologist ex-deputy of the state duma, currently on migration, is joining our broadcast. glory to ukraine , mr.
, putin, you have ruined our lives . we will never be able to live like this, we used to live like this. you are destroying the reputation of russia. i constantly hear about this state of affairs from various people, even from heads of state, so i think that there is a deep awareness of how much the problem that putin found himself in is serious. that is why i took such a tough position in this interview, which i already said in response to your previous question. i think that putin's goals...
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geopolitical disaster of the 20th century, this is putin 's credo. it was absolutely obvious at that moment that as soon as he realized that he had the opportunity to implement this plan, he would implement it precisely because a dictator is never asked why his questions are dictatorial, why not and then if he checked and it is possible for this is possible and this is possible and every time convincing that the possibilities for him to move forward with this path of fascism are practically limitless in 2006 , when our united movement was created civil front at our congress in 2005, we created it in 2006, there was a congress at which we wrote in our documents that in view of the trends in russia - this is the government, the trend will never change, that the trend does not simply point in the direction fascisms and we were attacked from all sides, but first of all, not even kremlin propaganda, the liberal opposition, that we generally stand on the path of evolution, that we do not really understand that everything takes time, that it is our radicali
geopolitical disaster of the 20th century, this is putin 's credo. it was absolutely obvious at that moment that as soon as he realized that he had the opportunity to implement this plan, he would implement it precisely because a dictator is never asked why his questions are dictatorial, why not and then if he checked and it is possible for this is possible and this is possible and every time convincing that the possibilities for him to move forward with this path of fascism are practically...
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next, vladimir putin speech -- fred pleitgen is in moscow with more. >> so fred, we heard vladimir putin again from the conflict in ukraine a self defense, protect russia from western aggression. how did how is this speech received in russia? >> well, the vast majority of russians, anderson, quite frankly, are exactly in line with what vladimir putin said. it was interesting because we spoke to a pollster who said that 80% of russians are on board with the kind of messaging that vladimir putin is providing. those are his popularity ratings. and if you look at what he said today, where he was essentially saying that russia had tried to prevent this conflict, but in the end, they had no other chance, there's a lot of russians who actually do believe that. there are people on the streets who we spoke to, who said exactly the same thing. and who also said they believe that russia is going to see all this through. i did speak with some people who are in russian politics, and a lot of them, quite frankly, it seemed pretty relieved that vladimir putin did not go any further than he did. however
next, vladimir putin speech -- fred pleitgen is in moscow with more. >> so fred, we heard vladimir putin again from the conflict in ukraine a self defense, protect russia from western aggression. how did how is this speech received in russia? >> well, the vast majority of russians, anderson, quite frankly, are exactly in line with what vladimir putin said. it was interesting because we spoke to a pollster who said that 80% of russians are on board with the kind of messaging that...