Products give them. And im just curious, what is it leading to . Whats a means in practical terms in which the United States has had provoke system and i have no doubt they were the ones that briscoe this deep cleaning appliances when they supported the coo and ukraine in 2014. Its a great interest that were personally aware of the fact that the that was a red line for us. But now with my face deals with that, and we have what we have now. What is your workspace . Whats your name . And i believe that was not an accidentally needed this conflict. So why does it mean outcome . Just let me pull them as well and that you can reach us. We will see if they didnt get to you real sure. A bed last night and all of its sovereignty west, huge mar, dupage duty and silver and t. They you happy to follow . Theres no a 3rd solver in their leader. They had to follow embarrassed footsteps. Politically, why they had to introduce sanctions and restrictions in the bullet with russia. When you wave, were y
In the special report. I want to take a look at something that has personally or bothered me, and its this wire, russia, us relation so bad. Its like siblings and cant get along so much in common so much to share so many missed opportunities. And you had a history has simply not been kind to this relationship, believe it or not, as bad as it seems now, with the us governments ridiculously stubborn refusal to accept brush as a global partner, no matter how many times russia has asked to be a partner its been as bad or worse, at other times, forces inside the us for reasons apparently having to do with power and money. Have simply not accepted, consistently friendly or even fair relations with russia. And when did this really start . How can this could have been different . How good a bit different actually in quite a bit. It couldve been very different. You say towards the end of world war 2. There was a deep appreciation in the United States among almost all americans for what joseph s
Of injured as a result of airstrikes on zolochiv in the Kharkiv Region increased to six. Among the injured is an 11yearold boy. He was hospitalized. Two more people died, oleg sinyohobov, the head of the region, informed. Muscovites hit the center of the village with aircraft. Destroyed private, residential buildings and administrative buildings. In nivychchyna 20 cars. Specialists work on site. Four people were injured. The russians are in nikopol, two of them are incarcerated informs head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration serhii lysak. The occupiers hit the city with a drone and artillery. In nivychyna, the department of the local hospital, its emergency room, as well as a school and a sports ground. Seven private houses, six utility buildings, power lines were destroyed, a car also caught fire, and the fire was extinguished. Three people. Died, three others were injured. Muscovites hit odesa with ballistic missiles, notified the Southern Defense forces of the ad
Release of collision as the origins of war in ukraine and the new global instability in which he offers a widening all historically informed account of the origins of the current Russia Ukraine war. Michael is a professor of history at the Catholic University of america and a nonresident senior associate at the center for strategic and International Studies from 2014 to 2016, he served on the secretarys policy planning staff at the u. S. Department of state where he handled the Ukraine Russia portfolio. He is the author of the conservative turn, Lionel Trilling Whittaker Chambers and the lessons of anticommunism and the abandonment of the west. The history an idea in American Foreign policy. He writes regularly. Foreign policy, the new republic among many others. Today Michael Kimmage will in conversation with dr. Linda kinstler, the executive editor of the dial and a contributing writer to the economist and the end to jewish. Her book come to this court and cry how the holocaust ends
Think, in my opinion, at the beginning svo himself, i said what i said, its not that im like that, so to speak, well, its just that it was, just such thoughts arose in me, and as they say, probably not only me, that this is actually svo this is a revolution, we dont like this word naturally, so to speak, and no one, and i, in general, revolutions are always is associated with chaos with all sorts of cataclysms, but in my opinion, this is happening, we have a change in camprador capitalism, it is happening, we see it, by the way, what you were talking about, oleg said there, they banned it, this one is like exporting it, what is it . This is a blow to camprador capitalism, the most direct , the most direct hatred, then they think that, thank god, they want to introduce high duties on the export of timber, is there such a thing . Yes, the right thought, but again its in the same direction, its changing, this system is being transformed, this is a revolution, but it happens, thank god, no