i asked, put a bow on the bow, it seems to me that this is too deep, how many such operations have you performed? how many? there’s too much , sometimes it’s even worse, you’ll teach me that if you don’t remove all the scar tissue, the result will be bad, and by the way, andrei ivanovich, i’ve long wanted to ask how is that girl on whom you did one operation? yeah, it’s very interesting what happened in the end, she’s already been discharged, andrei ivanovich, swab it, yes i’ll swab it, what did they do, there’s a big game on the air. i think the most

dramatic international event today is this is what is happening in ecuador , where complete chaos reigns, where rebels, mainly drug dealers, have seized several prisons, where drug mafia leaders have escaped from prison, where, in general, it is not clear who controls the situation on the streets today, who really on

... everyone seems to admit this, but they say that if what we did did not work, this does not mean that we need to rethink our strategy, we need to do the same thing, only more, even tougher, let's listen, what is being said about this recently? british foreign secretary-designate, together with our allies,

we want to make it abundantly clear to putin that his wait-and-see policy will not work with us. we are ready to support ukraine during 2024-2025-2026. we are ready to provide them with this support, since this is the main challenge for our generation. i don’t want to go into details about the number of shells intended for transfer and so on, but the combined gdp of the countries of our coalition is 25 times greater than russia’s, so it should not be impossible for us significantly increase industrial production. but there are several interesting statements with interesting questions for russia. first i want to remind you who is david cameron? this is a very serious and consistent person. i met him many years ago when we were doing an event with chathouse in london. we are then the center of national interests, where i worked. it was raining outside,

a man came in who, let's say, got pretty wet, and i asked who it was? i was told this is david cameron, this is very a promising member of the english parliament. i asked, is he bad with money, can’t pay for a taxi?

was very much prime minister of great britain when the issue of great britain leaving the european union was discussed. and david cameron took a very interesting position. he said that it is necessary to hold a referendum on this matter, because it will be very democratic. well, here's how to ride a bike during a rainstorm. and then, when he saw that, to his surprise, public opinion had become increasingly more more support leaving the european union. he said that he was also against the exit. but as a result. the british voted to leave the european union, and today many in the uk regret it, camer had to resign as prime minister, now he has been returned as foreign minister, i ’m just saying this to say that

every person, especially the foreign minister of a major power should be treated with respect, but not everything he says should be taken literally, i want ask you, alexander mikhailovich yabakov, vice-speaker of the state duma, in addition, you are a very authoritative economist. here is the fact that indeed the european union in combination with the uk, plus japan, south korea, australia and so on that have joined them, that they obviously have more than a national product. russia, although if you look at purchasing power, it will turn out to be much less than 25 times, but still it is more, probably the russian leadership also knows about this, why? is the russian leadership somehow not afraid and not making immediate concessions? you know, i

’ll probably start with something very interesting, with an interesting analogy, you mentioned that this man, despite the rain, went to... but it seems to me that his actions are not for me to evaluate him there, of course, but there is a desire there show yourself, somehow attract attention , so i was an eyewitness to another situation, when two presidents, serbia and russia, stood on the streets of belgrade in the pouring rain and watched a military parade dedicated to a significant event in serbia, and you you know, their act, they melted away without an umbrella. pouring rain, but they did it not on camera, not for some ostentatious gestures, but because crowds of people stood opposite them, thousands of people who were without umbrellas and who were chanting russia, russia, but this is a completely different situation, right, this is different, this is a completely different motivation

, you know, this, even if it were possible , it is impossible to compare, but even if it was possible to bet on the chalice, then this explains a lot, that behind us the truth is behind us is completely different ideology. and what you are talking about the potential of these countries, well, it is there, so what? what about this potential? we must respect, we must appreciate what our state, our economy is doing, but we must look very soberly at the events that are happening in europe, of course, they draw conclusions, they will recover, they will prepare for even more confrontation with russia, they change, it may be correct to say the wording, but the goal is the same, this is the destruction of russia, so here we need to be very... serious treat this, but we must look not at them, at ourselves, and the stronger we become, the more we disarm them, deprive them of the opportunity to resist us, so i am sure that our steps of our government are aimed at the fact that today russia is really is opposed to the west, the collective west

, well, of course, it is important not only what kind of national product, this is also very important, but also how it is used and how much it costs in...

modernizes its so-called triad, we will talk about this in a few minutes, here for some reason it doesn’t seem to them, mr. cameron doesn’t think that if... we must take into account all the factors of the power of the state, then it would be nice for great britain to think about the military power of russia, why does he allow himself to say so? you see, the share of the real sector in the gdp of western countries is extremely insignificant, it may be higher than the russian one, the total gdp of western countries, but only about 20% of gdp is occupied in the real sector. and 80% are services, services do not produce military equipment, they do not produce shells, and from here we see

this strange situation when russia alone is now capable of producing military equipment many times more than the nato bloc can produce collectively. then you absolutely, this is already happening, right, this is already happening, then you quite rightly said that the military-industrial complex of western countries is in private hands, in order to guarantee large-scale production of military equipment and... they interpret the fact that russia in no hurry, russia is conducting this

campaign in such a way that mainly preserve your resource, human, material, in order not to worsen, in particular, to create conditions for ukrainian society to ultimately accept the result of this - this company, in accordance with the goals that our country is pursuing. in contrast to the way israel is now conducting a company in palestine, it is very clear that our goals for our special military operations are purely military in nature and quite limited, but seeing that we are in no hurry, cameron believes that britain, the west there is some time to consolidate the goals of the strategic course, of which ukraine is only one part, the other part being the weakening of the continental countries. countries of the european union, mainly germany, take away the political initiative, subordinate

it to the atlantic consensus, this goal has been partially achieved, this tandem of britain and the united states, relying on eastern european countries, allows us to consolidate this new configuration of forces in europe, in which, essentially french, germans forced, as it were, to sit in passenger seats on a train operated by the united states and britain. and great britain does not want an escalation of the war, it does not want a nuclear war with us, they are very well aware of how quickly this war could end, and if you look at the materials of british think tanks, they directly and unequivocally write how short this war would be war, how relatively weak the british navy is, how small the british ground forces are, how small they are could last in that guy. clashes that russia is currently waging, but they realize that they, as an island, will not

take part in a direct kinetic collision with us, and this policy is irresponsible, it is speculative, it is rather of a geo-economic nature, a geostrategic nature aimed at over the horizon of several years, to completely redistribute these weights of power, the weight of powers, on the european continent and return britain, albeit not as a member of the european union, but as one of the main players distributing influence on the continent, like the right hand of the united states, relying on the support of the baltic states, poland and others, thereby taking away influence from continental european states. thank you, let's now see what they say in the west , primarily in the united states, about...

let's listen: 2024 will become a turning point in the war if ukraine does not solve its problems with personnel in the near future, increases weapons production and develops realistic military... strategy, its territorial losses may become irreversible and possibly increase. the reduction in political and material support from the united states was a serious blow for kiev. the prospects for european assistance are not very encouraging either. ukraine desperately needs more troops. for all these reasons, kiev will take greater military risks this year, including attacks on more targets inside russia,

which could cause an unprecedented russian reaction to drag nato into the conflict. this is the prediction.

including a civilian object in the depths of our territory of russia, what is happening in the belgorod region, by the way , speaks about this, that is, the first attempt to use western weapons of the czech vampires just speaks about this, that is, not highmars with missiles are acceptable there or even more serious ones weapons are not used in this direction, but, let’s say, russia’s reaction is being tested; russia, in response, also launched its own air war, that is, inflicting group air strikes on military targets that were, in principle, unprecedented in effectiveness ukraine, knocking out industry, that is , the question is that ukraine should produce more weapons - this is a question that can be resolved in principle, ukraine cannot produce these weapons, so the west is preparing to produce weapons, that is, this is what david cameron said - this is how there would be a fairly transparent hint of serious

circumstances, for example, the same rain metal is increasing the number of workers, some factories are switching to three-shift work. bye system also switches to an expanded work plan and begins modernizing its weapons, including having already received money from the pentagon for research on the m37 howitzer, with its modification for, let’s say, a future version , taking into account the military operations that took place in ukraine, that is, those shortcomings that were identified. the west is now scraping all the bottom of the barrel, collecting shells, missiles , including missiles for... patriot complexes, well , the latest story with japan, that is , the manufacturers of the patriot complex are mitsubishi heavy industrials, which is an external manufacturer of these missiles, is assembled as to deliver or already, well most likely he is going to supply these very weapons through america, bypassing, in principle , its basic law, which prohibits these

supplies, the same story with south korea and both countries are adjusting their legislation, so this... the strategy is already being implemented, but what can we answer , we must answer, what is good resistance to such attacks, anticipating their striking at retaliatory critical points, for example, if we are talking about f16 aircraft, which kiev, in principle, already uses in certain operations, that is basing them on the territory of romania and moving to the airfield...podskota uzhgorod and ivano-frankivsk are quite provocative things, because well, we understand, if they stand quietly in uzhgorod, we will destroy them, respectively , the base points will be located somewhere on the borders of nato. and then the question becomes somewhat political. nato has already considered, well, their think tanks, the question of what

will happen when they start delivering heavy weapons. everything was considered, including the fact that we would begin to destroy or opposition. satellite constellation that is located there. modern warfare is a reconnaissance-strike circuit, that is , when there is reconnaissance, a reconnaissance system, making a decision to strike, all this works in a single complex with the goal of quickly determining the target, identifying it, and making a decision to destroy it. so the first third is carried out by the collective west, that is, it is not indirect, it directly participates in the war, and those satellites that, well, in principle, a lot has been said about this, those reconnaissance satellites the means that transmit this information are those. systems that process information are legitimate targets, but until we destroy them, that is, it is a question of balancing on the brink, because a direct clash with nato can really quickly... grow, well, like any war, into some kind of avalanche that can no longer be stopped, it must be said that our command, the high command, is acting more than reasonably

cautiously in this situation, but sometimes, perhaps, it will make other decisions, depending on how far it dares to go west this time. let's do it this way, dmitry, when it comes to a clash with nato, this is necessary. this is a threshold, excessive caution, it can also lead to negative consequences, and russia, for how many years, andrei andreevich, has russia

convinced the united states and the west that nato expansion is an unacceptable threat to russia? i would have been keeping a report since 1992, from kozyrev’s stockholm demarche, known, that is, for more than 30 years, right, more?

so they were shocked when russia decided to protect donetsk, lugansk and send their troops to protect them. i don’t know, that’s the truth, i say this absolutely frankly, this is not a rhetorical question. i don’t understand what these people think, how they can not see the obvious that they are playing with fire, but they are playing with fire and...

brinkmanship does not cause more serious resistance from western foreign policy experts, among whom there are very very experienced people, your explanation, the united states really ignored russian warnings for decades, and for good reason called

the ninety-second year as... in a situation where the attacking side has a significant superiority in material resources, in other resources, they have the initiative, act offensively, their task is to inflict defeat as quickly as possible, classic examples, there are alexander the great, napoleon , the barbarossa plan, but the disadvantage of such an offensive strategy when it collides with a positional strategy, and i believe that our country... is one of the leading masters of this strategy, is that there is a risk of exaggerating own assessment of your own resources.

to believe that you have enough of these resources , you have enough international support to ignore any resistance, and my colleague is right, our country is acting very skillfully, very carefully, with a very correct understanding of the resources available to it and the contours of international support that it has there is, and for russia historically the positional strategy has always been successful, it is based on the concentration of resources, on the need to give a decisive battle only at the moment when you cannot lose, in a classical way, the army of barclay, kutuzov acted in this way during the napoleonic invasion , a very large-scale and prolonged confrontation unfolds, it goes on for years, at some point it acquired a military component with the escalation of the ukrainian crisis, and after its completion, it is unlikely that this will be the only point where this is a great

rivalry. will be resolved, and it is necessary to work very carefully, carefully and so painstakingly to strengthen one’s own material base, our own industrial base, in order to be able in this international environment, in which there are many undecided countries, for whose attention, for whose support there is now a struggle, to be an important actor, an attractive partner, which in my opinion is our the country is now doing with great success, the level of support in the countries of the world... majority in the arab east, china, east asia, india, on the african continent in latin america shows that this western strategy, or the feeling , rather, is not even a strategy, the feeling that the resources of the united states are enough to single-handedly solve any world problem on its own terms, this point has already passed, and the american press itself, leading experts are already beginning to use the term post

-american world , this... is a direct admission that this strategy has been unsuccessful. thank you, let's go to advertising, we'll be back in just a few minutes , we'll literally talk about the american world, about the election struggle that is happening now in the united states of america. let's go to advertising. former prime minister of latvia and current head.

there will be a deportation exam, i think it will affect at least a thousand people, he came to the territory of the us embassy in riga every single day, he was preparing the country for war , that’s what they were doing, it’s such an american beholder, karinzh must choose, or he is a citizen of latvia or a citizen of the united states, he considers himself god’s chosen one, he is going to go to work in brussels, and he doesn’t feel sorry for latvia latshe. arthur skrishyani with karinzh, come over latvian. dolls. heir tutti, tomorrow on the first. сnop gin, a product of the stellar group. i hate my face and want another one, it's possible. you understand that the operation will not help you anyway. your idea of ​​removing

the ribs is crazy. yes, what did you do with her? you can't get away with this? yes, if we do everything carefully, the mosquito won’t hurt your nose. you understand that this is really dangerous. my dear, he’s good, he’s making a fuss. if you cannot resist the thieves, they will destroy you. are you worried about me? you promise you you will never lie to me. you only need a pass to the institute. for those who are directly related to the operation, without making my mistakes, light, three, four, ah, andrei ivanovich, i will correct both of our mistakes, it is impossible to correct, something happened, yes, quickly follow me, you are the operating room, doctor preobrazhensky, new episodes, after the program

time. senior obhs investigator, major volkov, we are interested in the documentation of the cosmetology department. here's a search warrant. there's a big game on the air, we'll now talk about the american elections with our regular contributor, united states business correspondent, catherine moore. ekaterina, we spoke only recently, but as i understand it, with the current situation in the united states , some changes are constantly taking place, and even yesterday.

side of donald trump, because sometimes their arguments reach the point of absurdity, yes , yesterday, for example, the judge asked the following question to trump’s lawyer: and if, for example, the president physically eliminates his rival,

will he be subjected to any prosecutions, what does a lawyer do? said that this can only be done through congress, well, that is, the team is taking this whole story to the point of absurdity, but for... essentially he will not appear on the merits before the judges, all these appeals will help him do everything so that after elections, most likely, but to consider these

cases on the merits, and then he can pardon himself if he wins the presidential race, in general, it’s really interesting to follow the story, like trump’s lawyers, so...

if trump lost in new hampshire, where by the way, the governor supported nicky haley , if trump had lost to the share, i think it would have sounded very good, but if you want, like a bomb exploding, and would be a big blow to the trump campaign, do you think that trump is still guaranteed the republican nomination , unless... the courts and prosecutors stop him, and i believe

that trump is still assured of movement, as we know, the decision to receive the nomination occurs through the electoral college, but it will be very difficult to judge based on one state, new hampshire , although this is, of course, the first primary election, one of the first, it really sets the stage. tone of the entire presidential campaign, but i think that niki halley, of course, she has a very successful campaign, but here it is worth considering that niki halley represents the protest voices in the republican party, in case, for example, donald trump for some reason reason will cease to participate in the presidential campaign, then most likely what the polls say is yes, if we remove donald.

it is unlikely that she will be able to get the nomination if, for example, trump leaves the presidential race, but if he stays, then according to national polls we see that he is ahead of his closest competitor , ron disantitz, by about 50 points, this distance is practically impossible to overcome. thank you very much, this was a very interesting conversation and i hope it’s very interesting.

in the world, and i think that no, even you have information about brix here, many world events today demonstrate that america is losing its strength, because in fact the struggle... today with the hands of ukraine against russia is a struggle ultimately for maintaining the order to which america has been accustomed for many years. i will say there, even the financial sphere, the dominance of the dollar - this should not be written off, there, if not the first, then one of the first reasons why america is ready to fight, including by military means, for its dominance. therefore, i think that this is very important, we need to monitor it,

but do everything in order to create as much positivity as possible while solving our problems, and you know, all our associations, they are not about... for someone, but for, for unification, for the creation there, i don’t know, conditions for the development of those countries that are uniting with russia and so on, these are the steps, they will be a real response to the events that are taking place in america. thank you, we're leaving for advertising and will be back in just a few minutes. supposedly one of the most progressive american power units will be installed in ukraine. such a well-developed marketing hodinghouse will sell to a ukrainian company two sets of reactor equipment that were left over from unsuccessful construction in the usa, god forbid, what is the contract for me? for 30 billion dollars, naturally ukraine never had that kind of money, the first person to decipher the writing of the may tribe was

supposedly a ukrainian, this is a russian person, this is a russian surname, the whole truth about the great russian scientist from his granddaughter, the prime minister’s anti-fake for...

i’ll find out my boundaries, so i break them. i returned the marseillaise to its original meaning. i ask you to sing with me. motador. gainsbourg without a filter on friday on the first. if i get sent to prison, at least i don't care about losing weight. if the doctor says that if he finds a place for the child, then why bother? have you done your job? and even more, that’s all , vadik, of course, for you, i can ask what happened between you as a surrogate mother, she’s so worried about someone else’s child, because she’s just as worried about her own, i have it, that’s it, let’s go, for everything in general , thank you for welcoming us, she wouldn’t have pulled this off alone, vadim is most likely involved,

why come back, for justice, how much time do i have, you don’t have time, vadim, i really need to talk to you, container, new episodes, on sunday on the first, secretary of state blinken was just holding talks in israel, so let’s listen to what he said about the need for something durable. we continue to discuss how to ensure greater peace and security for israel in the region. for this to be possible, there must be a partnership between israel and palestinian leaders who are willing to lead their people and live in peaceful neighborhood with israel. israel must not take steps that limit

the possibility of effective palestinian self-government. if israel want arab neighbors were making difficult decisions necessary for long-term security, then his leader... the united states itself is under great pressure from its arab allies, who are setting conditions for continued progressive constructive relations with the united states. a more active role in the ceasefire at the beginning of the settlement, the problem is that the united states itself, in general, had a hand in ensuring that the situation turned out to be this way. dangerous because they have been indoctrinating everyone for decades with the idea that the current status quo is the new norm, that

no deep settlement is needed, that the solution to two states on the territory of palestine is the old approach, and that israel itself will cope with everything, and seeing how the situation is now catastrophically developing, including the humanitarian component, how quickly information about each attack on palestine spreads, e.g.

i admit that this may be true, i also admit that the israeli government is considering expanding the theater of operations to the north and in many ways israeli strategy, a war on two fronts, can now be built on this. in fact, it would be even more catastrophic, putting the united states in an even greater, more difficult position. thank you, dmitry, a war on

two fronts, opening up a truly northern direction, strikes on lebanon, syria and even iran, what’s in our future? well, individual blows are already being dealt, especially since this information has some kind of confirmation, that is, let’s say, my sources on the other side report that it is to the northern hospitals of israel.

if israel opens a second front towards the north, the united states will be forced to continue to escalate. and then a very interesting point arises from the point of view of the economy of israel itself, that is, the huge number of military personnel involved, that is.

will not be able to, that is, a fork arises here for both the united states and israel, both militarily, politically, and economically . i want to ask you, aleksan mikhailovich, a difficult question, as you said. that the united states is russia's enemy. it’s hard to argue with you, because american officials start with the secretary of defense, they say that russia is the enemy, and, to put it mildly, they confirm their words with their actions. what about israel? after all , for so many years, in general, russia had, well, not partnerships, but maybe even partnerships, i don’t know what you think, but in general they are quite like that. that russia has

military cooperation with the democratic people's republic of korea, which is israel, which receives all weapons from the united states, the russians have spoiled for a long time relations with israel, or are these normal disagreements on a private issue, and then somehow everything will be normalized? well, i think they cannot be normal, because israel has demonstrated that it is completely unpredictable.

unfortunately, this is my great regret , because in fact the country that arose thanks, among other things, to the soviet union, has completely broken the connection between current events and the events that took place there 70 years ago or 80 years ago, and this is sad, because in fact they did everything that crosses out not only the events of the creation of this state, but also the whole image of the jews who suffered not only during the second world war there, but also earlier, so it’s sad that they... refute, but i believe that what is happening today , this is unacceptable from the point of view of humanity in general, but another one is not ready to join this here or there , or a small aspect i would like to say is that just there the houthis, launching missiles at these tankers and even directing them at certain

warships, demonstrates that this image of domination. this collective west or the american west in the military sphere, it is actually far-fetched, and i think that today these steps associated with a retreat a little, not even a little, with america retreating from its words and actions, demonstrate their unwillingness to show that here too they are weak because they have a more serious task - to resolve the issue on the battlefield of ukraine, so thank you, it is inconvenient for me to study in your presence, andrei andreevich.

you need to know where to stop, this is how the netanyahu government behaves today in such a way, as if no brakes, neither pragmatic nor moral , are no longer acting on them, well, if so, then i think that you are absolutely right, if so - this is not a matter of russia’s choice, russia does not position itself as an enemy or even an opponent of israel, but of course, the quality... of russian relations with israel, unfortunately, the current situation cannot but have a negative impact. it was a great game, we'll see you on the air tomorrow.

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