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[00:00:00] greater popularity of ultra-right forces, including
[00:00:03] for this there are many economic
[00:00:06] prerequisites, prerequisites of social
[00:00:08] instability, social inequality, because
[00:00:11] the impoverishment of the European middle class very seriously
[00:00:15] contributed to this phenomenon that we are currently observing throughout
[00:00:19] Europe, but the Russians, of course, are doing everything possible to
[00:00:22] spread enmity and hatred, and as we see, in Poland everything
[00:00:26] began with the hatred of some not very adequate people
[00:00:30] towards Ukrainians, and it turned into actually threats of political
[00:00:34] terror against their own elites, and this is really
[00:00:37] a problem, that is, it is obvious that if people, I don't
[00:00:41] know, are radically minded, I don't know, don't like Tusk, well,
[00:00:44] in fact, it doesn't matter,
[00:00:47] about political statements, if they at the same time want to attack
[00:00:50] their own institutions, the prime minister, or the minister
[00:00:54] of defense, these are the political institutions on which the survival
[00:00:58] of the Polish state depends. It is obvious that the Russians have been working
[00:01:02] on this, and note that they are attacking precisely those people who
[00:01:05] consistently criticize the Russian leadership, who oppose the Russian aggressor,
[00:01:09] who support Ukraine, accordingly
[00:01:12] we can understand that this is about people
[00:01:15] who prevent the Russians
[00:01:18] from achieving their military goals, accordingly,
[00:01:21] if these people are under attack, then
[00:01:24] it is obvious that the trail leads to Moscow, and it is obvious that
[00:01:28] these are Russian actions.
[00:01:30] Thank you, thank you, Mr. Yuriy, for joining us this morning
[00:01:34] on our broadcast, Yuriy Bohdanov, political scientist, expert in strategic
[00:01:37] communications and partner of the company Truman, we
[00:01:40] talked about the so-called energy truce, as it is
[00:01:44] probably called, because only Trump knew about
[00:01:47] it, Ukraine agreed to it, but Russia
[00:01:51] obviously ignores it,
[00:01:54] as we see, Europe, European
[00:01:58] leaders support Ukraine in this
[00:02:01] next confrontation
[00:02:03] somewhere with attacks from the
[00:02:07] White House, and we will indeed follow
[00:02:11] how the situation develops further, because
[00:02:14] in two weeks in the United States of America
[00:02:17] there will be elections, and well, such behavior of Trump or such statements of Trump
[00:02:21] many observers associate precisely with this, precisely with
[00:02:25] the elections and with Trump's low ratings.
[00:02:28] Yes, and therefore
[00:02:31] such behavior is likely related to trying
[00:02:35] to boost and do something with his ratings.
[00:02:38] Well, and then in the next hour we will talk about this so-called
[00:02:42] energy truce with Mykhailo
[00:02:45] Honchar, and we will talk
[00:02:48] with Ihor Romanenko, Lieutenant General
[00:02:52] (ret.) about the strikes that the Ukrainian
[00:02:54] defense forces are currently inflicting on the territory
[00:02:58] of the Russian Federation. All this will be literally after the news
[00:03:02] release, ahead of you are news from Oksana
[00:03:05] Vysochanska, we will return to the studio after the release.
[00:03:43] Vysochanska. And we begin with the main thing. On October
[00:03:46] 12 and 13, a security forum will be held in Warsaw, at which
[00:03:50] the Commander-in-Chief of NATO forces in Europe, General Alexus
[00:03:53] Grynkevychs, will for the first time publicly present the theory
[00:03:57] of victory over Russia. The strategy, which has been discussed
[00:04:00] at the highest level of the Alliance's Military Committee in recent
[00:04:04] months, will be dedicated to the future of NATO and the security of Europe. One
[00:04:08] of the key guidelines of the strategy is 2029.
[00:04:12] It was defined as an important term for preparing allies for future
[00:04:15] challenges. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will also join the forum online,
[00:04:19] and the Ukrainian delegation will be led by Foreign Minister
[00:04:23] Andriy Sybiha. He will also present a Russian
[00:04:26] Shahed strike drone, which is used for attacks on
[00:04:30] Ukrainian cities, and participants will discuss how to limit
[00:04:33] the production of such drones. In total, the forum will gather about
[00:04:36] 2.5 thousand participants from 90
[00:04:39] countries, including representatives of NATO governments, the EU, and the defense
[00:04:43] industry.
[00:04:47] Poland and Europe will continue to support Ukraine in resisting Russian
[00:04:50] aggression. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk assured
[00:04:54] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of this during a telephone
[00:04:58] conversation on October 11. The parties discussed strengthening
[00:05:01] Ukraine's defense capabilities and the current needs of the Ukrainian
[00:05:05] army amid intensified Russian attacks. Zelenskyy
[00:05:08] emphasized the importance of joint actions to ensure security
[00:05:12] and. The leaders also coordinated positions ahead of meetings at the
[00:05:15] EU level in Brussels. The conversation took place before the start
[00:05:19] of the Warsaw security
[00:05:21] forum.
[00:05:24] A man was detained in Poland who threatened Prime Minister
[00:05:27] Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
[00:05:31] Tusk himself announced this. Earlier, the Polish police received
[00:05:35] information about a possible assassination attempt on the head of government and
[00:05:38] the head of the defense department. After that, Interior Minister
[00:05:42] Marchenko. and the coordinator of special services, Tomasz Symoniak,
[00:05:45] ordered the necessary measures to be taken. According to preliminary
[00:05:48] information, the threats could have come remotely. Details about
[00:05:52] the detainee and the circumstances of the case are currently not being reported by the Polish
[00:05:55] authorities.
[00:05:59] European intelligence agencies warned heads of defense companies about
[00:06:02] the threat of possible assassinations organized by Russia. This is
[00:06:06] reported by the Financial Times, citing representatives of five
[00:06:09] European intelligence services. According to the publication,
[00:06:13] not only the heads of large enterprises are at risk,
[00:06:16] but also employees of small companies that produce
[00:06:19] drones and components for them. Due to the warning
[00:06:23] from the special services, some executives have already strengthened their personal security,
[00:06:27] particularly during foreign trips. According to intelligence
[00:06:30] data, Russian GRU may be involved in preparing such
[00:06:33] operations, which cooperates with criminal groups and
[00:06:37] uses agent networks. Intelligence agencies
[00:06:40] believe that this is how Moscow wants to harm the defense industry
[00:06:43] of Europe and weaken support
[00:06:45] for Ukraine.
[00:06:50] Ukraine supports all real and reliable formats for ceasefire
[00:06:54] and war. Kyiv is ready not to strike
[00:06:57] Russian energy infrastructure and expects a similar
[00:07:00] readiness from Russia and an agreement
[00:07:03] from the President of the United States of America regarding this. The Armed
[00:07:07] Forces have received all necessary orders. Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated
[00:07:10] this in his evening address on October 11 in response to
[00:07:14] Trump's post that Ukraine and Russia
[00:07:17] allegedly agreed to a so-called energy truce. The President of Ukraine
[00:07:21] emphasized that this is good news for everyone and it is important that it becomes
[00:07:25] part of reality. At the same time, the State Duma of the Russian Federation reported
[00:07:29] that they have no information about similar agreements. And in
[00:07:33] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine that same evening, after Zelenskyy's address,
[00:07:36] they published a statement that the Kremlin violated
[00:07:39] the truce immediately after its announcement, by striking
[00:07:43] the Kharkiv
[00:07:44] TPP-5.
[00:07:47] there is a statement by the President of the United States that
[00:07:50] an energy ceasefire has been reached. This
[00:07:54] is good news for everyone. It is important that
[00:07:57] this becomes part of reality. Ukraine
[00:08:01] supports all real and reliable formats
[00:08:04] for ceasefire and cessation
[00:08:07] of war. Ukraine is ready not to strike
[00:08:10] Russian energy infrastructure and
[00:08:13] we count on similar readiness
[00:08:17] from Russia and on the agreement of the President
[00:08:20] of the United States of America, regarding this,
[00:08:23] we, we welcome such
[00:08:25] an agreement. The World Health Organization
[00:08:29] has still not established the cause of death of a plague laboratory
[00:08:33] employee in Siberia, who died of severe pneumonia.
[00:08:37] This is reported by Reuters, citing a statement from the
[00:08:39] organization. At the same time, the WHO noted that no cases
[00:08:43] of plague have been registered, and no evidence of further spread
[00:08:46] of the infection was found. According to the Russian authorities,
[00:08:50] tests of the deceased and people who contacted her did not
[00:08:53] confirm the presence of verified dangerous pathogens.
[00:08:57] Earlier, it was reported that the woman could have broken a test tube with the causative agent
[00:09:00] of pneumonic plague, however, there is no official confirmation
[00:09:04] of this. The WHO emphasizes that the main
[00:09:07] uncertainty remains the lack of a confirmed
[00:09:10] diagnosis.
[00:09:14] hundreds of journalists, media managers, communicators and other
[00:09:18] media representatives on one platform. On
[00:09:21] the 11th in Kyiv, the Donbas Media Forum took place. For three
[00:09:25] consecutive days, my colleagues closely followed the discussions,
[00:09:28] the main topics of this event
[00:09:31] are collected for you in the material below.
[00:09:35] How not to lose a person amidst wars, political
[00:09:38] crises and the rapid development of artificial intelligence, this
[00:09:41] question has become cross-cutting at the Donbas Media Forum
[00:09:45] 2026, whose information partner
[00:09:48] is Slava TV channel. The main theme this year is
[00:09:51] a person, for a person and about a person. In addition,
[00:09:55] participants talked about European integration, the independence
[00:09:59] of editorial offices and the financial stability of the media.
[00:10:02] This year we thought about how to bring people back to the center, to
[00:10:06] the center of media discussion, to the center of the media agenda, because
[00:10:10] especially in recent years we talk a lot about artificial
[00:10:13] intelligence, about FIMI, about the influence
[00:10:16] of technological giants and so on, and for us
[00:10:19] it seems very important to talk about a person and bring a person back
[00:10:23] into focus. Special attention was paid to practical steps
[00:10:26] of media eurointegration. Forum participants
[00:10:29] discussed how the co-regulation system works,
[00:10:33] a mechanism by which industry representatives jointly develop
[00:10:37] rules of operation. In Ukraine, it has been operating for a year, but
[00:10:41] different segments of the media market are progressing at different
[00:10:44] speeds. In Ukraine, four joint regulatory bodies
[00:10:47] operate in the field, I will talk about
[00:10:51] audiovisual, that is, television, audio, that is.
[00:10:57] And we see that with different dynamics, these
[00:11:00] bodies are gradually developing their instructions
[00:11:03] and doing important
[00:11:06] things for the market. Also,
[00:11:10] experts considered how EU accession will affect
[00:11:13] media operations, what new duties, rights and
[00:11:17] opportunities will arise for media during European integration,
[00:11:21] and also, when editorial offices will feel this impact and whether they are ready
[00:11:25] to adapt national
[00:11:28] legislation to EU requirements. We need to do this before
[00:11:31] we join, so some laws,
[00:11:35] draft laws, have already been developed, and
[00:11:38] will be adopted sooner, and therefore certain rules can also
[00:11:42] come into effect sooner. Another
[00:11:44] key direction of the forum is the work of Ukrainian media in
[00:11:48] the conditions of full-scale war. Military units are increasingly
[00:11:51] actively, independently creating content and communicating
[00:11:55] with the audience, so journalists are no longer the only
[00:11:58] intermediaries between the front and society. At the same time, military
[00:12:02] communication and independent journalism have different
[00:12:06] tasks. Communication departments are largely
[00:12:09] staffed by civilians, just as at one time
[00:12:13] many civilians joined the Ukrainian army,
[00:12:16] and they changed the army, the army
[00:12:20] changed them, and they changed the army. The same
[00:12:22] happens with communications.
[00:12:25] This is a strange, strange symbiosis of civilian experience
[00:12:29] and military experience today. A separate topic is
[00:12:32] the stories of Ukrainians who survived Russian captivity.
[00:12:36] Stories of released prisoners help draw
[00:12:39] attention to those who are still in captivity. The forum discussed
[00:12:43] how to cover such stories without exposing prisoners and
[00:12:46] their families to additional
[00:12:50] risks. The logic we
[00:12:53] saw is very simple. If a person was
[00:12:56] public before being captured,
[00:13:00] then this publicity will not harm them. If a person
[00:13:03] was not public, then the responsibility of
[00:13:06] the media and the family directly
[00:13:10] leads to the fact that
[00:13:13] a person in captivity experiences problems. Another
[00:13:16] difficult topic is journalists' access to information
[00:13:20] about the war. Editorial offices need operational
[00:13:23] comments and the ability to independently cover
[00:13:26] events, while the military must take into account that
[00:13:29] published data can affect the safety of people and
[00:13:33] the course of operations. When we talk about freedom, when we
[00:13:36] talk about democracy, there is one aspect - it is freedom and
[00:13:40] freedom of speech, but there is another aspect, it is also
[00:13:43] the responsibility of everyone in a warring country, both
[00:13:47] military, and commander, and
[00:13:50] media representative, all this needs to be discussed, the question is, when
[00:13:54] does it need to be discussed? and to whom and how? from
[00:13:57] European integration to covering the war, Donbas
[00:14:00] Media Forum united topics that define the work
[00:14:03] of Ukrainian media today. New rules,
[00:14:06] security restrictions and technological changes pose
[00:14:09] various challenges to editorial offices, but at the center
[00:14:12] of journalism remains a person, their right
[00:14:15] to know the truth and be heard.
[00:14:19] That's all the news for now, my colleagues are already working on the next issue,
[00:14:23] and in the meantime, my colleagues Kateryna Nakrecha and Serhiy
[00:14:27] Rudenko will be working in the analytical studio, so stay with us.
[00:16:40] about, among other things, the situation and
[00:16:43] military cooperation between the United States and
[00:16:47] Ukraine. On the line with us is Ihor Romanenko,
[00:16:50] founder of the charity fund "Let's Close the Sky of Ukraine," Lieutenant General
[00:17:04] by Trump that Ukraine
[00:17:08] and Russia agreed to an energy
[00:17:11] truce, or a so-called energy truce, information appeared in Axios that
[00:17:14] the delegation of the United States of America threatened
[00:17:18] to stop providing intelligence data to Ukraine if it
[00:17:21] continued to strike Russian oil refineries,
[00:17:24] although in reality it is not about the United
[00:17:28] States of America unilaterally providing intelligence
[00:17:31] data to Ukraine, it is a mutual process
[00:17:35] and it is an exchange of intelligence data. What
[00:17:38] does it mean for Ukraine that
[00:17:41] the Americans will not provide us with their
[00:17:45] intelligence data, will European
[00:17:48] countries, and countries that are part of the North Atlantic
[00:17:51] Alliance in the European part of the countries, will
[00:17:54] they be able to compensate for this lack of intelligence data
[00:17:58] that may not be provided
[00:18:01] by Washington? Unfortunately, not in full.
[00:18:05] Individual states
[00:18:09] have such capabilities, for example, France, some
[00:18:12] small states, such as Norway, but overall,
[00:18:16] in terms of depth,
[00:18:20] scale, and long range,
[00:18:24] the Americans
[00:18:25] undoubtedly have the
[00:18:28] greatest capabilities, and this will affect
[00:18:31] the nature of the actions of the Ukrainian
[00:18:35] defense forces in inflicting strikes, that's right.
[00:18:37] They will be worsened, but we have already, firstly,
[00:18:40] experienced such actions,
[00:18:44] and secondly, in this regard, we know that, unfortunately, taking into account
[00:18:48] Trump's behavior, this can
[00:18:52] happen at any time, and you see what moment
[00:18:55] is being used now, and therefore in these conditions
[00:18:59] it is already better than if they had disconnected last time,
[00:19:03] but it is still undoubtedly a deterioration,
[00:19:07] but... on the other hand, we see that Trump's political
[00:19:10] situation inside the country is deteriorating,
[00:19:13] and these, so to speak, erratic
[00:19:16] movements influence other
[00:19:20] congressmen on this situation, including
[00:19:23] the expressed position
[00:19:27] within the Republican party and even
[00:19:29] more, the preliminary elections
[00:19:33] that are already being held in the states
[00:19:36] show that... in those where Republicans had an advantage,
[00:19:39] people vote
[00:19:43] against what Trump is doing in security, and in
[00:19:46] politics, and in economics, how this affects them, that is,
[00:19:50] summing up, we can say that if this happens, the situation
[00:19:54] will worsen, well, I think, not for
[00:19:57] long,
[00:20:00] due to this political situation inside
[00:20:09] of Ukrainian drones, there is
[00:20:12] a strike on the third Yandex data center
[00:20:15] in Russia, what
[00:20:18] consequences can be, how will this globally threaten
[00:20:21] Russians,
[00:20:23] well, firstly, the global nature lies in
[00:20:27] the fact that instead of
[00:20:31] international networks, they made Yandex themselves and use it, and
[00:20:35] therefore this is about...
[00:20:39] economic affairs, informational, social and
[00:20:42] so on, and indirectly, I would like to
[00:20:46] emphasize this, it affects, influences, and is not a question.
[00:20:50] Provision of its army,
[00:20:53] and, therefore, in addition, keep in
[00:20:57] mind that they have about a dozen powerful
[00:21:00] ones, but especially around Moscow,
[00:21:03] Moscow region, there are five, and
[00:21:07] three of them have already been struck, and this
[00:21:10] is reflected in the state, and also
[00:21:14] exerts moral and psychological pressure on the citizens of the deep
[00:21:18] nation, which is important, because
[00:21:21] well, traditionally
[00:21:24] supported the continuation of the special
[00:21:27] military operation, citizens of Moscow,
[00:21:30] St. Petersburg, and so on, when all this
[00:21:33] was perceived on television or in information networks, but when
[00:21:36] it entered the family directly to this
[00:21:40] so-called citizen of this
[00:21:43] aggressor country, then the situation changes,
[00:21:47] the number of supporters of the continuation
[00:21:50] decreases, and this also
[00:21:53] affects Putin, while still not with final
[00:21:56] results, but he knows that this picture
[00:21:59] is worsening, and the window of opportunity for waging
[00:22:02] hostilities is slowly but
[00:22:05] surely closing. Trump insists, Mr. Ihor, that
[00:22:09] Ukrainians abandon strikes on Russian
[00:22:13] oil refineries, what and how can
[00:22:16] this change the situation in the war, if... if suddenly the Americans force
[00:22:20] the Ukrainian defense forces not to strike
[00:22:23] Russian oil refineries, and
[00:22:26] instead the Russians will say: "Well, we are not hitting your
[00:22:29] only oil refinery that is not working, that's exactly this parity that
[00:22:33] the American leader spoke about,
[00:22:36] does this mean that in
[00:22:40] this situation Trump acts as a person who
[00:22:44] supports Putin, a war criminal,
[00:22:47] and the Russian regime, because..."
[00:22:50] the only or not the only
[00:22:53] trump card that the Ukrainian defense forces
[00:22:56] have now, by hitting the Russian rear
[00:22:59] and destroying their oil refining capabilities, is that he
[00:23:02] takes away this only trump card, and in fact,
[00:23:05] the Russians will have many more opportunities now
[00:23:09] to destroy the Ukrainian rear, well, we
[00:23:12] discussed that in order to destroy
[00:23:16] effectively, we certainly need American intelligence
[00:23:20] data, but before delving into how
[00:23:22] this will happen, we need to clearly understand and
[00:23:26] show that, first of all, this is such a propaganda
[00:23:29] step, they agreed, or rather,
[00:23:33] they did not agree in a phone
[00:23:36] conversation, Putin again pressed
[00:23:38] Trump, and he, you see, always
[00:23:41] follows the instructions of
[00:23:45] the leader he admires. He would like to have
[00:23:48] such powers in his country, Trump, I mean, he doesn't succeed in that, but
[00:23:52] to carry out Putin's tasks, unfortunately,
[00:23:56] yes, and this says a lot about
[00:23:59] how Putin keeps Trump on
[00:24:03] the hook, and therefore we need to show
[00:24:05] that, well, in October
[00:24:09] 100 thousand promised by Russia of diesel, and the first
[00:24:13] tanker has already approached, unfortunately, the coast of the United
[00:24:16] States, then a collection... then
[00:24:22] a million, this is this year November and December,
[00:24:28] and this is nothing, well, firstly, we still need to know that America itself,
[00:24:32] means, exports six
[00:24:36] million, that's the logic, they sell six million abroad,
[00:24:39] and Trump says that there is not enough, and
[00:24:43] the reason is precisely in Ukraine, well, as everyone understands, the reasons
[00:24:47] are not there, it's the Iranian war, the Romanian
[00:24:51] strait, the Bab el-Mandeb strait, there the Houthis block and
[00:24:54] strike, and that's why this
[00:24:58] is being done to influence and
[00:25:00] conduct agitation internally, that is, Putin is thus
[00:25:03] trying to formally, not essentially, support
[00:25:07] Trump's fight for staying in Congress,
[00:25:10] the Republican Party, meaning to have the corresponding influence of this
[00:25:14] president, and not to become a lame duck, that is.
[00:25:18] If the House of Representatives is taken by
[00:25:20] Democrats, and there is a high probability, and also
[00:25:23] in the Senate, then this can turn
[00:25:27] into two very difficult
[00:25:29] years for Trump
[00:25:32] in terms of his effectiveness,
[00:25:36] in any direction, such stories have happened
[00:25:39] in America, and what it turns into,
[00:25:43] it's quite serious events and
[00:25:46] changes, including. and possible
[00:25:50] impeachments. Trump went
[00:25:52] through this in his first term, and for him it's
[00:25:55] serious, so this diesel,
[00:25:59] moreover, the Russians can
[00:26:03] take it, they don't have enough for
[00:26:06] such tasks, because the Russians themselves could
[00:26:09] supply 3 million a month, but now it's
[00:26:13] not happening all because of our
[00:26:17] strikes deep inside, and therefore for
[00:26:20] us it is fundamental, perhaps we need to find ways,
[00:26:24] for example, to identify where most
[00:26:27] of the diesel is produced and hit those places less, and
[00:26:31] present it... That is, with Trump, we still need to
[00:26:34] do, in addition to the work in essence, which is primarily done by our
[00:26:38] Ukrainian defense forces and our
[00:26:41] diplomats, but also engage in
[00:26:44] informational work, I would say
[00:26:47] counter-propaganda, American, and
[00:26:51] here we can make some concessions, but in essence,
[00:26:54] they, the Americans, his team have repeatedly behaved this
[00:26:57] way, and we need to return to them with the same
[00:27:01] weapon. It's bad that a partner has to talk about weapons,
[00:27:04] as it were, in this sense, but these are the consequences
[00:27:08] of this president's behavior. Yes, Mr.
[00:27:15] are preparing plans on how to respond
[00:27:19] to Russian threats. Here, the Supreme Commander
[00:27:22] of NATO Allied Forces in Europe, General Alexus Grynkevych
[00:27:25] will present its victory strategy for the
[00:27:28] Warsaw Security Forum for the first time. We will
[00:27:32] transmit and broadcast this
[00:27:35] speech. It will be possible to hear it live exclusively on
[00:27:38] Slava's YouTube channel from
[00:27:40] 14:10 to 14:40
[00:27:44] Kyiv time. It will also be possible to see it on Espreso's television
[00:27:47] broadcast. If we talk about NATO's victory strategy,
[00:27:51] then this document defines how to organize
[00:27:54] the management of allied forces in Europe so that they can
[00:27:58] effectively repel an attack by a potential aggressor.
[00:28:01] Earlier... Bloomberg reported that the plan
[00:28:04] concerns countering possible Russian aggression
[00:28:08] on NATO's eastern flank, so
[00:28:11] we will wait to see what
[00:28:14] Mr. Hrynkevych will present, yes, during
[00:28:22] briefly, Hrynkevych, the plan before this NATO had
[00:28:26] a deterrence concept, and now they are already developing
[00:28:29] active countermeasures, and this is important for us. That
[00:28:33] is, for prevention, and as we know, NATO
[00:28:36] generals gathered in Kyiv, that is, a more
[00:28:39] active position, active defense, I would say,
[00:28:42] is being developed, and the holding of
[00:28:46] this forum on Monday and Tuesday is very important. There will be many
[00:28:50] security issues that will directly concern
[00:28:53] Ukraine, but not only security in Ukraine, success in
[00:28:55] this, General, following the speech by Alexus
[00:28:59] Hrynkevych at the Warsaw Security Forum. Let me remind you that this
[00:29:03] will happen today, so wait for this
[00:29:06] speech. So, this was Ihor Romanenko, founder
[00:29:09] of the charity foundation "Closed Sky of Ukraine", Lieutenant General from the station. Mr.
[00:29:13] Ihor, thank you for participating in the program. And the US President, as
[00:29:17] we know, announced that he had agreed with Vladimir
[00:29:20] Putin to buy millions of tons of Russian diesel. In
[00:29:24] Moscow, they have already announced that they are ready
[00:29:27] to ship fuel, but they will continue
[00:29:30] the war against Ukraine. Meanwhile, in the United States of America,
[00:29:34] a bipartisan bill is being prepared
[00:29:37] to ban the purchase of Russian oil. What
[00:29:40] is behind this diesel deal, will it affect
[00:29:43] negotiations, and will it pave the way for an
[00:29:46] energy truce? Our colleague
[00:29:50] Yulia
[00:29:51] Hunnko will tell us.
[00:29:54] 300 tons immediately, another 500 tons in November, then
[00:29:58] another million tons and within a short period an additional
[00:30:01] 3 million. In total, almost 5 million. This
[00:30:05] is the volume of diesel fuel that Russia will supply to
[00:30:09] American and world markets according to the agreement. Donald Trump announced this on October 9
[00:30:12] on his social network. Thanks to
[00:30:16] our complete control over the Strait of Hormuz and this
[00:30:19] great news regarding Russian energy resources, diesel prices
[00:30:23] for Americans and indeed throughout the world will fall to
[00:30:27] record lows, and this will happen quickly. According
[00:30:30] to Trump, lowering prices for citizens is his highest priority.
[00:30:34] On the same day, the US Treasury issued a general license for operations with
[00:30:38] Russian fuel. Its import, as well as the provision of services
[00:30:41] for sea transportation, had been banned since March
[00:30:45] 2022.
[00:30:46] While Trump and Putin were negotiating
[00:30:50] by phone, Zelensky was receiving delegates in Kyiv from...
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