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It has been doing so for years for decades and centuries and even longer. and i think that today we are speaking about the war for independence for freedom of the european continent. and we are speaking about the beginning of the peaceful and united ukraine as well. as far as my guess when this war might end, that would depend on several things, very specific things. first of all, they will end the desire of the united west to stay united in supporting ukraine with weapons, with finance to boost...

History and determined to ensure that war did not break out again in europe. todays statesman need to infuse their day-to-day decisions with a similar sense of history. 50 years from now, no one will remember whether growth slowed on the continent for a couple of quarters in 2022 or if brussels had to pay extra for natural gas from the u.s. what they will recall is the answer to one question. who won the war in ukraine? putin or the west? let us get started. ♪ here in davos, i had the opportun...

Germany and for a hundred years of war with russia. we also had partitions in poland. poland did not exist on the map for 123 years. a large piece of poland is occupied by russia. and we were invaded by soviet in 1923 along with nazi germany in september of 1939. and this was the start of the second world war precisely. polish officers were murdered in 1940 where they were shot in the back of their heads, 12,000 of them whom they took as prisoners of war. this is our history. then, we remained i...

>> let me ask you right away, there are currently proposals being put in europe to the russian government as far as we understand, an italian proposal, that offers a kind of settlement, which says ukraine will be neutral, crimea and donbas will essentially stay with russia, and that we can have a resumption of normal relations in a sense a kind of negotiated settlement to the end of the war. what is your view about that? >> translator: as i understand it, it is very simple, there can be no such ...

Event organized by the foundation which focuses most of its efforts on its home country of ukraine. mr. president, a pleasure, once again, to talk to you. >> likewise. glad to see you. >> let me begin by asking you, you know, in 1942 churchill said this is not the end, this is not the beginning of the event, but this may be the end of the beginning. and what he was trying to steal everyone for was the idea that this was a long war, and he turned out to be right. where do you think we are in this...

Which is being raged against a sovereign and independent estate. russia wants to expand its sphere of influence. it wants to force ukraine to be subjected to it. this is the only reason. and we cannot accept the fact that in a free and democratic world, an agreement which would be supposed to put an end to this war could happen without the participation of ukraine and without the agreement of ukraine. if this war is to come to an end, it has to come to an end upon such conditions which ukraine w...

Foundation which focuses most of its efforts on its home country of ukraine. mr. president, a pleasure, once again, to talk to you. >> likewise. glad to see you. >> let me begin by asking you, you know, in 1942 churchill said this is not the end, this is not the beginning of the event, but this may be the end of the beginning. and what he was trying to steal everyone for was the idea that this was a long war, and he turned out to be right. where do you think we are in this conflict between russi...

And stories of russias barbaric actions in its campaign against ukraine. ukraine dominated davos this year, and most people i spoke to were quite unsure how this war would end. that played into a larger sense of uncertainty about the world that we are heading into, a world of multiplying risks. singapores senior minister said to me we know the risks that are out there are large. theyre not about black swan events coming out of the blue. a pandemic was predicted. russias invasion was a known poss...

History and determined to ensure that war did not break out again in europe. todays statesman need to infuse their day-to-day decisions with a similar sense of history. 50 years from now, no one will remember whether growth slowed on the continent for a couple of quarters in 2022 or if brussels had to pay extra for natural gas from the u.s. what they will recall is the answer to one question. who won the war in ukraine? put p putin or the west? let us get started. ♪ here in davos, i had the op...

>> yes, totally a new world. and also we think its a long-term change. its not just the war right now. this is a new russia. this is a new environment. so, for many swedes, i think this really brought the debate to a different level. so we had a debate in sweden, but it was quite cautious, it was quite respectful. you could have different opinion. but, in the end, most people, the population, but most political parties agreed this was the time to see that we are more secure within nato than outs...