Vesti nedeli program dmitry kiselyov. The president emphasized moscow is ready to use nuclear weapons, but only if we are talking about the existence of the russian state. But there has never been a need to do this during a special military operation, according to vladimir putin. The head of state also touched upon the topic of a possible transition to negotiations on ukraine. He noted moscow has always advocated resolving disputes through peaceful means. It is important that in this case this is a serious conversation, and not. A pause for the rearmament of kiev. Another topic is the us elections. Vladimir putin said moscow does not intend to interfere in the voting process and is ready to work with any president for whom the americans vote. At the same time , he believes that the preelection situation overseas is becoming increasingly uncivilized. And as for the previously published conversation between officers from germany, who discussed a possible strike on the crimean bridge, the
Nuclear triad. According to the head of state, it is more modern than any other. Vladimir putin noted, quote, moscow is ready to use Nuclear Weapons if we are talking about the existence of a russian states. Nuclear tests cannot be ruled out if the american side decides to conduct them. But, according to the president , there has never been a need to use this type of weapon during a special military operation. According to Vladimir Putin, during the events in ukraine, the west gathered. To end russia, but found himself powerless in the face of the unity of the russian people, the stability of our economy and the growing capabilities of the army. Regarding the transition to peace negotiations, Vladimir Putin once again emphasized moscow is ready for them, but only with taking into account the realities that have developed, figuratively speaking, on earth, only if there are security guarantees for russia. Soldiers from the group of Russian Troops center destroyed a swinging mortar of the
Germany's 10-year bond yield reached a record high moving above 2.35% for the first time since December 1. The move reflects a shift in investor expectations regarding the European Central Bank.
Bernard A. Lietaer, economist and author, taught at the Universities of Leuven (Belgium) and Berkeley (California, USA) and is a successful fond manager who was named by Business Week in 1992 "the World's top currency trader". At the Belgian Central Bank, he was once responsible for preparing the introduction to the Euro. He wrote several books on monetary systems. In this film, he talks about the money for the future, or the systemic solutions for financial crises.