A military mission in chisinau, just as macron was about to enter ukraine through moldova. Moldova can be proud of its just struggle for freedom. Sometimes they come back. The fugitive artists suddenly missed their homeland. Are russians ready to take them back and forgive them . Normal people are not going to return there. Watch it now. And hello, this is the Meeting Place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear, im andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, were working live, naturally, todays our we redid all the plans, what we expected to discuss the day before, because this morning a new big interview with Vladimir Putin was aired, more than an hour and a half, and the president spoke with the head of the Russian Media group, today Dmitry Kiselyov, it is clear what they discussed. There are a lot of topics, but we still want to concentrate on our constant topic now, that is, this is the conflict in ukraine, and this is relations with the west, to put it mildly, not the mo
Greetings to all the viewers of the tv channel, this is the news of the weeks results, in the studio of iryna koval, and today we will tell you about the following events. The biggest offensive that avdiyivka saw during the fullscale war and the long heavy confrontation in the kupyansk direction, which important changes happened this week on our front . For the first time, Volodymyr Zelensky personally attended the meeting in the ramstein format, which is exactly what the president wanted to convey to the donors of ukraine. At the hands of hamas, more than a thousand people died and about 400 were wounded, which was the first wave of the largest war in israel in the last 50 years. Today, 42,000 women serve in the armed forces of ukraine, which motivates them to voluntarily defend the country side by side with men. The attention of military analysts this week was focused on the massive offensive of the russian invaders on avdiyivka and for several weeks in a row , heavy battles in the k
They use this Phrase Country first, party second. Keir starmers argument is he has to behave as he sees a british Prime Minister should and hes taking the stance that he would as Prime Minister. But there is no doubt there is evidence to suggest that that has been difficult for labour in some places, particularly those with a significant muslim population. Theres a prominent independent candidate, as you say, here in this contest, who has had a particular view on the conflict and the uk governments outlook on the conflict. And its a point of difference with the labour party. Now the question is, speaking to labour folk here, to what extent are they former labour voters going in the direction of an independent or people who might be motivated to vote for the independents who would have not backed labour otherwise . We shall see. The other factor here that is acknowledged by labour is that the local authority, the council here in birmingham, not the whole region by a long chalk, but the
Yesterday, the house passed a series of foreign aid funding bills, including 60 billion for ukraine and 20 million for israel as republicans pushback on some of the pending. We want to know what you think about the bills. Here are the lines. Republicans, 202 7488001. Democrats, 202 7488000. Independents, 202 7488002. If you would like to send us a text, you can do so at 202 7488003. Make sure to include your name and city. You can post on facebook at facebook. Com cspan. And you can also post on x, cspanwj. We will get to your calls in just a few minutes, but first to tell us more about those bills and yesterdays vote is congressional reporter stephen neukam. Welcome. Guest good morning. Host what stood out to you about yesterdays vote, especially the more contentious votes on ukraine and israel . Guest yeah, i think the number one thing that stands out about the vote yesterday was when the ukraine a vote speaker johnson got less than half of his conference to vote with him. Less than
The bill has passed. Thank you. Host it is the washington journal for sunday, april 21. Yesterday, the house passed a series of foreign aid funding bills, including 60 billion for ukraine and 20 million for israel as republicans pushback on some of the pending. We want to know what you think about the bills. Here are the lines. Republicans, 202 7488001. Democrats, 202 7488000. Independents, 202 7488002. If you would like to send us a text, you can do so at 202 7488003. Make sure to include your name and city. You can post on facebook at facebook. Com cspan. And you can also post on x, cspanwj. We will get to your calls in just a few minutes, but first to tell us more about those bills and yesterdays vote is congressional reporter stephen neukam. Welcome. Guest good morning. Host what stood out to you about yesterdays vote, especially the more contentious votes on ukraine and israel . Guest yeah, i think the number one thing that stands out about the vote yesterday was when the ukraine