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RM 182542562

ドネツク人民共和国デニス・プシリン指導者の記者会見

DONETSK, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC ? MARCH 6, 2022: Donetsk People's Republic leader Denis Pushilin gives a press conference. At the press conference, Pushilin said Ukraine was planning to start a military offensive against the Donetsk People?s Republic, the Lugansk People?s Republic and Crimea on 8 March 2022. To give evidence for Ukraine?s aggressive plans, Pushilin mentioned a laptop computer with a NATO identification number found by the DPR?s people?s police at a Right Sector field headquarters near Berdyansk, which had maps of Donbass and Crimea stored in its memory. Sergei Bobylev/TASS (Original Title: Donetsk People's Republic leader Denis Pushilin gives press conference)

日付：2022年3月6日

人物：デニス・プシーリン

RM 182454317

ルガンスク人民共和国代表アンドレイ・コシアク氏　民兵によりウクライナの捕虜から救出される

LUGANSK REGION, UKRAINE ? MARCH 5, 2022: Andrei Kosyak, Lugansk People?s Republic representative to JCCC, has been rescued from Ukrainian captivity by the People's Militia. He was captured near the town of Zolote on October 13 and charged with gathering intelligence under the guise of demining positions. Alexander Reka/TASS (Original Title: Lugansk People's Republic representative to JCCC rescued from Ukrainian captivity)

日付：2022年3月5日

RM 182426639

ドネツク人民共和国の副長によるブリーフィング

DONETSK, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - MARCH 5, 2022: Eduard Basurin, deputy chief of the DPR People's Militia, holds a briefing at the press center of the DPR People's Militia. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Briefing by DPR People's Militia Deputy Chief Basurin in Donetsk)

日付：2022年3月5日

RM 181792497

ロシア・エカテリンブルグ ドネツク人民共和国とルガンスク人民共和国を支援する集会

YEKATERINBURG, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 26, 2022: People take part in a rally in support of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Early on 24 February, Russia's President Putin announced his decision to launch a special military operation after considering requests from the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic. Donat Sorokin/TASS (Original Title: Rally in support of Donbass republics in Yekaterinburg, Russia)

日付：2022年2月26日

RM 181701874

ドネツク人民共和国およびルガンスク人民共和国の外務大臣と会談後に会見するラブロフ露外相

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 25, 2022: Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Foreign Minister of the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) Vladislav Deinego and First Deputy Foreign Minister of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) Sergei Peresada meet for talks at the Reception House of Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs/TASS (Original Title: Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov meets foreign ministry officials of Donetsk People's Republic and Lugansk People's Republic)

日付：2022年2月25日

人物：セルゲイ・ラブロフ

RM 181649042

プシーリン・ドネツク人民共和国首長　巨大なロシアを後ろ盾に「我々は勝つだろう」と会見で語る

The Russian-backed leader of the breakaway Donetsk region said on Wednesday (February 23) he wanted to peacefully settle its borders with Ukraine but reserved the right to ask "big Russia" for help. Denis Pushilin, who heads the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic that was recognised by Russia this week, said he favoured dialogue with Ukraine in the first instance. But he told a news conference the situation in their long-running conflict had become critical and the separatists had accelerated a mobilisation of forces, in which healthy men between 18 and 55 have been called up to fight. "We will win. With people like this, we will win. With such a country, with big Russia, which we respect and value," he said. "We have no right to lose, or even to doubt in our victory." Russia's recognition of Donetsk and the neighbouring self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic on Monday (February 21) was declared illegal by Western countries, which have imposed new sanctions against Moscow. The move has taken the Ukraine crisis into a new phase as the treaties Russian President Vladimir Putin signed with separatist leaders on Monday provide a legal pretext for Russia to send in its forces in support of the separatists, who now control only a fraction of the two regions of eastern Ukraine that they claim. Asked if they would try to expand their territory, Pushilin said: "We are not yet at that stage, we're at the stage when the enemy's forces are on the line of contact and can move onto the offensive at any moment." Ukraine strongly denies accusations by the separatists that it is bent on recapturing territory by force, and has rejected a series of Russian and separatist reports about alleged attacks. Speaking alongside Pushilin, Andrey Turchak, a senior member of Russia's ruling party, said no force in the world could change the legal result of Russia's recognition. "For us, the slogan 'Russia doesn't abandon its own people' - these are not empty words," Turchak said. "I am glad we have all united around this idea, the Russian idea, the restoration and preservation of the Russian world." He said it was unlikely that any agreement could be reached with the current Ukrainian government. (Production: Kazbek Basayev, Polina Nikolskaya, Tatiana Gomozova) ( Original Title: Donetsk leader: We want talks with Ukraine but may need 'big Russia's' help ) ( Caption: 9324WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_DONETSK_PUSHILIN_O_ )

日付：2022年2月23日

人物：デニス・プシーリン

RM 181649041

ロシアが支援するドネツク人民共和国で戦うための召集された人たち

At a mobilization point in a sports hall in the city of Donetsk, Reuters interviewed on Wednesday (February 23) recruits of widely differing ages and experience, all of whom declined to be identified with their full names. Some had received call-up letters or phone calls, while others said they had come forward of their own accord. For days, Donetsk residents have been receiving text messages telling men it is their "sacred duty" to defend their fatherland, while loudspeakers blare out similar messages in the streets. "I think there will be a war. We'll see. We're always ready," said Artur, 28, a reserve lieutenant with five years of army experience. Dmitry, a man of about 30, said he had volunteered by himself. "The family doesn't know yet. They'll find out tonight," he said. Sergei, 54, a mine worker with knowledge of explosives, said the rest of his family had left for safety in Russia but he had stayed behind. "I came to defend my homeland," he said. A middle-aged father said his 20-year-old student son had received the summons the day before. "He said, 'What am I going to do, hide? I'll go like everyone else.'" Some men, however, were fearful of going into battle. Alexander Golovan, 40, said he was trying to secure an exemption for his brother, a diabetic who requires insulin injections five times a day but had received a written summons. A 38-year-old husband and father of three, who said he was too scared to give his name, said he was avoiding leaving the house because he had heard of people being stopped in the street by the military. e Russian-backed leader of the breakaway Donetsk region said on Wednesday (February 23) he wanted to peacefully settle its borders with Ukraine but reserved the right to ask "big Russia" for help. Denis Pushilin, who heads the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic that was recognised by Russia this week, said he favoured dialogue with Ukraine in the first instance. Russia's recognition of Donetsk and the neighbouring self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic on Monday (February 21) was declared illegal by Western countries, which have imposed new sanctions against Moscow. The move has taken the Ukraine crisis into a new phase as the treaties Russian President Vladimir Putin signed with separatist leaders on Monday provide a legal pretext for Russia to send in its forces in support of the separatists, who now control only a fraction of the two regions of eastern Ukraine that they claim. ( Original Title: Raw recruits called up to fight in Russian-backed separatist region ) ( Caption: 9427WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_EAST_RECRUITS_O_ )

日付：2022年2月23日

人物：デニス・プシーリン

RM 181476539

ロシア・サンクトペテルブルクでドネツク・ルガンスク両人民共和国の独立承認を支持する人々の集会

ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 23, 2022: People take part in a rally in support of the recognition of independence of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics organized by the Young Guard of the United Russia Party in Nevsky Avenue. Russian President Putin signed decrees recognizing independence of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics and friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance agreements with the heads of the republics on February 21, 2022. Peter Kovalev/ Young Guard of United Russia/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. People rally in support of recognition of independence of Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics)

日付：2022年2月23日

RM 181622273

ウクライナ首都キーウで親ロシア派の２地域の離脱に抗議する人々

EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: SHOT 9 CONTAINS OBSCENE GESTURE AND LANGUAGE Students, lawmakers and Kyiv residents gathered outside the Russian embassy on Tuesday (February 22) to protest President Vladimir Putin's recognition of two breakaway regions of eastern Ukraine as independent. "We came to tell him today that we will defend ourselves, we fill fight for our independence and sovereignty," 34-year old Mykola Shval told Reuters. Protester Yaryna Ariyeva warned Russian forces from advancing on the capital itself, saying "if they will try to come here, they will be in Hell." Putin said the territory Russia had recognized as independent covered the entire Donetsk and Luhansk regions, not merely the parts currently controlled by the separatists - a move that appeared to increase the likelihood of conflict. Russia's parliament approved treaties with the two regions in Ukraine's east, a day after Putin said he was recognizing the independence of the two enclaves, which adjoin Russia and have been controlled by Russian-backed fighters since 2014. Western countries saw ominous signs in Putin's rambling televised address on Monday, in which he characterized the Ukrainian leadership as illegitimate and the Ukrainian state as artificial. Ukrainians consider such descriptions offensive and false. Kyiv is older than Moscow and, while parts of today's Ukraine were captured by Russian tsars, other parts were not ruled by Moscow until World War Two. (Production: Mehmet Emin Caliskan, Felix Hoske, Isabella Ronca) ( Original Title: Ukrainians in Kyiv protest Putin's recognition of breakaway regions ) ( Caption: 2141WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_RECOGNITION_PROTEST_O_ )

日付：2022年2月22日

RM 181555556

ドネツク州で一部の親ロシア派住民が独立承認に歓喜しロシア国旗を車に付けて走行、バルコニーにはドネツク人民共和国の国旗を飾る

EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A HIGHLIGHTS WRAP OF FOOTAGE THAT HAS ALREADY MOVED ON FEBRUARY 22, 2022. IT DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY NEW MATERIAL Britain on Tuesday (Tuesday 22) imposed sanctions on Gennady Timchenko and two other billionaires with close links to Vladimir Putin after the Russian president ordered troops to two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine. Prime Minister Boris Johnson told parliament that five banks - Rossiya, IS Bank, GenBank, Promsvyazbank and the Black Sea Bank - were being sanctioned, along with three people - Timchenko, and the brothers Igor and Boris Rotenberg. But Johnson refrained from imposing limits on Russia's biggest state banks, cutting off capital for Russian companies or ejecting other prominent so-called Russian oligarchs from Britain. The West, which imposed sanctions on Russia after it annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, appears likely to hold back on its toughest sanctions for now. U.S. President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Monday (February 21) to halt U.S. business activity in the breakaway regions and further, potentially severe new U.S. sanctions and export controls were set to be announced on Tuesday. The United States initially limited itself to measures directly related to the separatist regions, apparently preferring to keep a larger sanctions package against Russia itself in reserve. Meanwhile on Tuesday, Russian parliamentary approval of friendship treaties with the two regions could pave the way for Moscow to establish military bases there. In Donetsk, some residents celebrated Russia's treaties, with cars flying Russian flags and sounding their horns. Russia's recognition of the separatist areas, and Putin's authorisation of "peacekeeping" troops there, still stops far short of the massed large-scale invasion that Western countries have said they fear Moscow is planning. It leaves Western leaders trying to guess Putin's intentions for up to 190,000 troops deployed around Ukraine's borders. The Russian-backed separatists in Donetsk and Luhansk broke away from Ukrainian government control in 2014 and proclaimed themselves independent "people's republics" after a pro-Moscow Ukrainian president was ousted in Kyiv. (Production: Liliana Ciobanu) ( Original Title: WRAP: West responds with sanctions after Russia recognises breakaway regions ) ( Caption: 2205WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_WRAP_2_O_ )

日付：2022年2月22日

RM 181555492

ドネツク州で一部の親ロシア派住民が独立承認に歓喜しロシア国旗を車に付けて走行、バルコニーにはドネツク人民共和国の国旗を飾る

On the streets of the biggest city in Ukraine's breakaway eastern regions, some residents expressed joy and gratitude on Tuesday (February 22) over Russia's decision to recognize their independence, but others were filled with foreboding for what might come next. President Vladimir Putin on Monday granted official recognition to the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics and signed friendship treaties with their leaders, a step that paves the way for Russia to send in troops and establish military bases. The West condemned the move as an illegal act that could mark the prelude to a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine and began imposing some sanctions. But for some in Donetsk, where Moscow-backed separatists have battled Ukrainian government forces in a conflict that Kyiv says has cost 15,000 lives since 2014, it was long overdue. "This is very important for me. I know that the blood I spilled with my comrades and our labors and efforts and the losses of civilians were not in vain all this time," said Dmitry, a former member of a pro-Russian separatist militia. He was looking forward to the arrival of Russian troops as part of the agreements signed on Monday. "This great people of Donbass have suffered so much, they need it now (Russian troops). They've had enough blood, enough death," he said. A convoy of at least a dozen cars flying large Russian tricolor flags and honking their horns wound its way through the city center. "Russia, hoorah!" shouted one driver. Other residents of Donetsk were trying to go about their lives as normal, walking with children or shopping at the market, a Reuters witness said. A wedding took place at a hotel. However, six blasts were later heard in the center of the city. Their origin was not clear. A diplomatic source told Reuters shelling had resumed on the line of contact between the Ukrainian government and separatist forces. Irina, a woman of about 40, said Russia's decision was not unexpected but people were unsure how to react. "I don't know what will happen now - everyone is at a loss and uncertain," she said, adding that she hoped the reinforced Russian backing would help bring an end to the conflict. "If there are (Russian) troops, it means it's not worth fighting because Russia is a great power, mighty, nuclear." A Reuters reporter saw a handful of tanks on the outskirts on Donetsk overnight and two more in other parts of the city. The Kremlin's spokesman said he was unable to say if Russia had already sent in military forces. Vyacheslav, a man of about 60, said he hoped the deployment of Russian troops would bring an end to "provocative actions" by Ukraine, adding: "I think the other side will also have a think and decide to move onto peace negotiations." But Karina, a woman in her early twenties, burst into tears as she described her feelings. "To be honest, it's such a depressing situation right now that I don't know how good a decision this really is and how much it can lead to peace," she said. Referring to the separatist administrations' decision to evacuate tens of thousands of women and children from Donetsk and Luhansk in recent days, Karina added: "Now everyone is very worried, everyone is being taken away from their fathers, brothers, husbands. In fact, everyone is very scared." (Production: Pavel Klimov, Kazbek Basaev, Svetlana Ivanova) ( Original Title: Hope, fear and uncertainty on Donetsk streets after Putin move ) ( Caption: 2121WD-UKRAINE-CRISIS_DONETSK_PEOPLE_O_ )

日付：2022年2月22日

RM 181471048

ドネツク人民共和国の独立承認　ドネツク市内を走るロシア国旗を掲げた車両

Vehicles carrying Russian flags and blaring their horns were seen driving through Donetsk on February 22, with multiple videos posted online showing the scenes. The demonstration came as Russian lawmakers voted unanimously to ratify agreements giving military support and offering political cooperation to the two self-declared Donbas republics of Donetsk and Luhansk. The Council of the Luhansk People's Republic also ratified a treaty of friendship with Russia on February 22, a day after the Kremlin said LPR leader Leonid Pasechnik and Vladimir Putin signed it. Credit: t.me/maximtoury / @Altoury via Storyful ( Original Title: Vehicles Carrying Russian Flags Seen Driving Through Donetsk )

日付：2022年2月22日

RM 181416968

ドネツク人民共和国　独立承認でロシア国旗を持ち喜ぶ人たち

DONETSK, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - FEBRUARY 22, 2022: Donetsk residents celebrate the recognition of the Donetsk People's Republic by Russia. Donetsk residents lay flowers at the grave of Alexander Zakharchenko, the first head of the Donetsk People's Republic, at the Donetskoye More Cemetery in Donetsk's Leninsky District. The heads of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics asked Russian President Putin to recognize the republics' independence on February 21, 2022. The Russian president signed decrees recognizing independence of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics and friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance agreements with the heads of the republics on February 21, 2022. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Donetsk celebrates recognition of Donetsk People's Republic)

日付：2022年2月22日

RM 181415516

ドネツク人民共和国で人民評議会の緊急会合が開かれる

DONETSK, DONETSK PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC - FEBRUARY 22, 2022: Members of the People's Council attend an emergency meeting. The friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance treaty with Russia has been ratified. Alexander Ryumin/TASS (Original Title: Emergency parliamentary meeting in Donetsk People's Republic)

日付：2022年2月22日

RM 181375642

プーチン露大統領　ドネツク人民共和国とルガンスク人民共和国を国家として承認

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 21, 2022: Russia's President Vladimir Putin addresses the nation on the recognition of independence of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. Russian Presidential Press and Information Office/TASS (Original Title: VIDEO. Russian President Putin addresses the nation)

日付：2022年2月21日

人物：ウラジーミル・プーチン

RM 181433025

プーチン大統領、東ウクライナの分離独立地域を承認する法令に署名

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with leaders of the breakaway Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics on February 21, as the Kremlin moved to recognize the breakaway regions in Eastern Ukraine, significantly ratcheting up tensions with Kyiv. This footage, released by the Russian government, shows Putin signing decrees recognizing the two regions. Putin also signed treaties of "friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance" with each region. The leader of the Donetsk People's Republic, Denis Pushilin, and the leader of the Luhansk People's Republic, Leonid Pasechnik, sat nearby in the Kremlin's St Catherine Hall. Credit: Kremlin via Storyful ( Original Title: Putin Signs Decrees Recognizing Breakaway Eastern Ukraine Regions )

日付：2022年2月21日

人物：ウラジーミル・プーチン