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With this de-nazification of putin. he wants to ensure that we ukrainians are not able to raise our voice and we would have to be disseminated all across siberian region of russian federation. that was happening to us during soviet time in the concentration camps. we were there. our grandparents were there. and so he is afraid of this free spirit of ukrainians we are showing to the world. >> you are of the chair of the committee of ukraines integration into the european union. you called appalli...

Be a well-armed army, a well-armed military. what they dont have is the training most of the time, when you take a sophisticated or professional army, they are trained in large-scale maneuver, large-scale combat operations. theyre trained also in the integration of not just air but group and so forth youre not seeing any of that. other indicators that show that theyre unprepared and untrained, theyre firing indiscriminately at places you mentioned frost bite you mentioned lack of logistics and s...

They were brought out by a humanitarian corridor after spending two weeks in bomb shelters. some will stay in kyiv for now. others will go to lviv. im joined now by ukrainian parliament member iva ivanna klympush-tzit sintsadze. she chairs a committee for ukraines integration into the eu. she is still in kyiv. what is it like there now? >> as i was saying earlier, the city is becoming like a fortress. a lot of people have left. the streets of kyiv are totally empty. obviously during the night ev...

They were a draft, representing the requesting position of the russian side nothing more. ivanas impish can zogg, is a member of the crimean parliament, she chairs the ukrainian parliament committee on integration, thank you for coming on the show. do you see any signs of optimism that a deal could get done, or are there are two sides in turkey too far apart, as this war goes on. >> no, i do not see any compromises at this particular moment that would be going into concessions towards the russia...

At recent polls and surveys, approval for european union membership in ukraine has skyrocketed. i believe we can see this. the ukrainians fully deserve to be members of the european union. >> at least 2 million refugees have fled across the border into poland, warsaw and krakow, the leaders have said they dont know they can handle anymore refugees. how much longer will poland be able to receive the refugees? >> weve been managing this crisis, it has become a huge burden logistically -- >> 2 mill...

Colombia -- the first wave of refugees often have connection with the country theyre going to. in the case of ukraine were seeing folks reach out to ukrainians elsewhere in europe in colombia, venezuela it was columbians returning having sought refuge in the dayle of the armed conflict. that is key because it allows you to take a different approach, not put folks in camps but see the integration of these populations as fast as you can do is really critical. we seen it in latin america. in colomb...

All costs. how do you do that? >> by integration. i think the ukrainian refugees will little by little go to more and more european countries. in my country norway, were getting thousands now. theyre going to small communities where they are becoming integrated. they will start school. and will be able to speak english. which norway can speak. they will return when its safe there. we cannot give up hope the madness will end and a cease fire. talks and some kind of a peace agreement. >> well, ref...

There seems to be a bit of daylight here. >> well, the chinese have never said that they are allies of russia. they have been careful about that, both during the beijing olympics and more recently, so its not a no-limit relationship. and you know, i do believe that the chinese do not want to be seen as breaking american sanctions on russia insofar as that could lead to those chinese companies to be it themselves. remember that russia expresses its power internationally largely through their natu...

Think that there is going to have to be some kind of compromise on the part of the ukrainian government too. it will be very difficult for them to give up their aspirations for integration with europe. but there might be some way to give russia some assurances that ukraine does not represent a clear and present danger to russia as putin very falsely has hinted.— very falsely has hinted. former ambassador— very falsely has hinted. former ambassador ian _ very falsely has hinted. former ambass...

I can say as a person whos been engaged in this peaceful talks and european integration process since 2013 when did not sign this agroomt and thats how they started the protest and dignity. ive never experienced such enormous support which we are having here, but words are strong, actions have to be stronger. we have special plans for relocation of refugees, now being reached out. 2 million people and even more, mostly women and children, people with disabilities who just finished the children w...