participated in the counter-terrorist operation in the caucasus in the late nineties, only the one on the right, the young demon, this is the first armed conflict, three generations of russian men who are forging our victory today in the northern military district zone, from here to the canal, how many 700-800 meters, every day we advance 200-300 m, there is very little left to the seversky donetsk donbass canal, then we will need to force it only after that we will gain a foothold. developments on the northern

flank of chasovo yar, everything is fine, fine, they eat, feed, feed, everything is fine, but the fact that the mines nearby go off, in principle, this is ok. amir yasupov, yuri sholmov, andrey morozov, vitaly zaitsev. first channel. we will return to what is happening in the special military operation zone. and now about the main political events of the week: vladimir putin’s asian tour. two state visits to north korea and vietnam. both there is a detailed conversation about the development of cooperation. first stop - phinyan. a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement was signed with the dprk. what does it mean? this is in the report by konstantin panishkin. meeting place, kimersen square , 100,000 people, from generals to preschoolers, are preparing to welcome vladimir putin. hello. russia. this word was familiar to everyone in the square. all the buildings around

the perimeter were wearing tricolors, there were colored balloons and kites in the sky, for a moment it even seemed that the koreans and russians were speaking the same language. it’s clear that kimersen square, the venue for the meeting ceremony, is filled to capacity, but that’s not all. today , tens of thousands of citizens lined all the streets along which vladimir’s motorcade will pass putin, and he was already approaching that moment. north korean television deployed dozens of cameras on the ground in the air just to film the passage of the russian president.

hinyan, putin and kim signed an agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership between russia and the dprk. the comprehensive partnership agreement signed today also provides for the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this document. i draw attention to the statements of the united states and other nato countries about the supply of high-precision weapons systems, large, large radio judging, f-16 aircraft. and other

high-tech weapons, equipment for striking russian territory, yes, in fact, this is not only a statement, this is already happening, this is all a gross violation. restrictions assumed by western countries within the framework of various international obligations. in this regard, the russian federation does not exclude the development of military-technical cooperation with the korean people's democratic republic in accordance with the agreement signed today document. but there's something else. the fourth article of the treaty essentially talks about the collective defense of moscow and phillyan in the event of an attack on one of the parties. does this mean that on occasion we will have to fight for the koreans, and the koreans for us? you know? if anyone questions the legality of this paragraph, you need to read it carefully, it says that in the event of aggression against one of the parties, the second will provide it with all necessary assistance, in accordance with article 51 of the un charter and national legislation

russia and the dprk, if anyone sees some kind of unlawful aspirations in this, this article... can only be objected to by those who are planning aggression against the dprk or the russian federation, so this is an exclusively defensive position. a day later, journalists had the opportunity to seek clarification from the president regarding the reasons for providing mutual military assistance, it is also written there: in the event of aggression, military aggression. and then it was clarified whether the russian ndr, supplies of western long-range weapons to ukraine? who supplies these weapons believe that they are not at war with us, well, i said, including in pohengyang, that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world, bearing in mind our agreements with the democratic people's republic of korea, i don’t exclude this either, and where and where they will end up next, we can also say this

in the same way, so the westerners supply weapons in ukraine and say: but we don’t control anything here anymore, and it doesn’t matter how they are applied, well, we can also say:

cooperation is not the whole of the agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership between russia and the dprk. thanks to the conclusion of the comprehensive strategic partnership agreement between the democratic people's republic of korea and the russian federation, relations between our two countries are on the path to further promising and prosperous development to achieve the progress of the two countries and increase the well-being of peoples through active cooperation with each other in various fields, including politics.

and today we discussed, among other things, the expansion of this cooperation in the energy sector. at the same time, there cannot be high expectations from expanding the partnership between our two countries; we are talking about those areas where there is the possibility of cooperation, where there is an interest in cooperation. hineyan is adored by sanctions, and not unilateral ones, but those adopted by the un security council. decisions to introduce restrictions were made many years ago under completely different political circumstances, so russia is in favor of revising the indefinite sanctions regime. as you know, i come from leningrad. and what leningrad experienced during the second world war, during the years of the great patriotic war, everyone knows very well, this is a blockade, when people were starved to death, there are losses, as you know in my family on this matter, my brother died practically of

starvation in blockade, fell ill there and died, but what is happening now with north korea is possible. you want to treat the regime, but to introduce, say, restrictions related to labor migration, it looks somehow strange, because this leads to what, it leads to to ensure that families, even... if they are in a very difficult financial situation, do not have the opportunity to earn money somewhere and feed their children, this does not resemble anything, and is this humane, which is why the sanctions that are being introduced, and above all, of course, in this case, for political reasons, but they still must correspond to the modern level of human development, so i said, speaking, i said it sincerely, we need, of course, all together to think about how... and what needs to be changed in this sanctions regime and does it even meet the requirements of today? the kinyans appreciate

moscow's position. during the state visit, vladimir putin was awarded the highest state award of the dprk, the order of kimersen. there was an exchange of gifts. putin brought to him the second aurus. and after completing the business program. first, the president gave the chairman a ride, and a little later they swapped places. we drove around the territory of the state residence. at one of the stops, a gift is already for vladimir putin. a pair of hunting dogs, unique local. almost everything is in russian, music from repertoire that is relevant today, for example, the shaman's song let's rise:

our eternal memory is burned in our chests, between us, in the scene, the hero of russia will remain in our hearts until the end. and sevastopol, donbass and novorossiya, philyan recognized the reunification of russia with crimea and supports the northern military district. the government of the democratic people's republic of korea highly appreciates the important mission of the russian federation to maintain strategic stability and balance in the world, and also expresses full support to the russian government, army and people in carrying out a special military operation in ukraine in order to protect sovereignty.

lit a candle in the only orthodox church in all of korea, which is located in the capital of the dprk. the head of state handed over the icon of the trinity to the temple. thank you for a very precious gift, it will take its rightful place in our church. and only after the reception for all participants in the negotiations, the president’s motorcade headed to the airport. here vladimir putin was again awaited by a ceremony with the singing of the anthem by hundreds of mourners, led by kemchenyn did not leave the tarmac until the plane disappeared.

states, georgiy alisashvili carefully studied the western press. and what was quite unusual was how much attention cnn paid to putin’s statements to

the press. i will now quote vladimir putin. the main topic, of course, is the agreement on a comprehensive and strategic partnership between moscow and pyongyang. the americans drew a clear parallel. a similar agreement was signed by khrushchev and kimirsen during the caribbean crisis. 63 years have passed, and moscow still has the same enemy. this agreement looks like response to article 5 of the nato charter. which states that an attack on one member of the alliance is considered an attack on all, and this happens precisely at the moment when russia is observing the supply of western weapons to the ukrainian front line and... the united states, america, in principle, is not satisfied with the partnership between russia and dprk. this agreement provides mutual support in the event of aggression, but what kind of

support we are talking about is military assistance, food, and other supplies. the problem is that we don't have everything on hand. not excludes cooperation, this is a fairly general phrase that allows for many interpretations, but nevertheless it causes concern, and this suggestiveness in itself changes the balance of power on the korean peninsula. what really worries the united states is the question of what north korea needs from russia and... we understand that this is definitely something high-tech and will be used for military purposes. the states' most important concerns are related to north korea's nuclear program. this agreement represents the kremlin's most significant step in support for north korea after years of cooperation with the united states at the un to contain phinyang's nuclear and missile programs. north korea has dozens of nuclear warheads but has

technical problems modernizing missiles capable of carrying them. moscow did not give any comments on this matter, but... it is assumed that washington was in a trap. the leader of north korea intends to overcome the last significant technological barrier to make his country a full-fledged nuclear state with the ability to reach any city in america with its nuclear weapons. russia holds the key to this problem. the only question is: is she ready to give them away? tellingly, american conservatives are even less optimistic than liberals. this is a direct threat to us in the world. what north korea can get from russia. russia does not cooperate with us in international forums, it will not support sanctions, it will not support an embargo against north korea, which has nuclear weapons. it would be strange, of course, if moscow, subject to western sanctions, would itself support similar restrictions on the part of washington and its satellites, especially since their influence in

the region is not unlimited. this causes deep concern; it will destabilize the korean peninsula and potentially, given what weapons will be supplied, may violate un security council resolutions, which russia itself supported. but by the way, why not change the position, because the same expansion of nato has gone so far that this association can be called north atlantic it’s already difficult, actually, what the west is for. condemns russia, an alliance that has been practicing for a long time. the idea that we can look at security issues in different regions separately no longer works, everything is too intertwined, so we have to look at these threats as a whole. we will continue to strengthen our partnerships with our allies in the asia-pacific region, australia, new zealand, south korea and

japan, because the threats they face in their region are directly related to those we face in europe. tokyo and siul, as if on cue, expressed routine concern, however, the subjectivity of both countries raises questions in the struggle for everything good, since the pentagon considers the entire planet to be its sphere of interest. we take news from north korea seriously and will monitor it, but when it comes to the pacific region, and throughout the world, we will continue to work with like-minded people to promote peace and security. pressure on moscow's partners led to the opposite effect and only strengthened the ties between them. whom washington listed as enemies of the free world, moreover, the american establishment already agrees with this. we are faced with the fact that four obvious allies are actively interacting with each other. china is a recent adversary; russia is our chronic threat. iran seeks dominance in the middle east, and north korea has

a nuclear arsenal and ballistic missiles that can reach the united states. it is very serious. i don't think we've encountered anything like this. the white house cannot, which means there is no point in expecting changes. we see mostly the biden administration shaking shoulders. this administration's only response is to write new multi-billion dollar checks in ukraine. and if you don’t agree, then you’re immediately for putin. exactly this. primitive, non-strategic thinking i have ever encountered. pentagon analysts are even more categorical than american political scientists, because the west’s main bet is on russia’s military defeat for sure. ukraine will not be able to win this war. we talked about the reasons many times. russia has significant military and economic superiority. the advantage is now

putin, he sets the conditions for achieving peace, but we missed the window of opportunity. under obama and under the current administration, neither anthony blinken nor jake sullivan has prepared any response strategy. the fact that plan a, which is based on the complete exclusion of russia from all significant world processes, has failed, now seems obvious. even to those who promoted this plan, and such close attention to putin’s tour in the western media is another confirmation of this. vladimir putin, with his visits to north korea and vietnam, showed everyone to the world that you simply cannot isolate russia. sergey chivelo, channel one usa. vladimir putin spoke in detail to journalists about the results of his visit to north korea at a press conference in vietnam. we will tell you more about how the visit to this country went. the russian leader is there.

uh corresponding interests, the interests of all contracting parties throughout europe, including if it really wants to end the conflict in europe, in the center

of europe, well, we’ll see about that, and i’m not sure what kind of attitude towards the proposals we made will last forever, so i don’t think there will be such nihilism regarding our proposals. remain forever, surely something will change, including our conditions, depending on the situation on earth, when all the subjects interested in these negotiations will take what is on their table and begin these negotiations, even tomorrow, but when they deign to do this, that’s their business, but i repeat, everything will depend on... what happens in real life, then, of course, we will proceed from this, but in principle, the principled approach will be like this.

and another question at the press conference concerned aggressive statements addressed to russia by nato. the westerners are constantly raising the temperature, constantly escalating the situation, step by step. from your point of view, what goal are they pursuing, what they want to achieve, maybe this is some kind of provocation. are you being provoked to do something? well, indeed, we see it, we observe it, they are like you all the time they said they are raising the temperature, escalating the situation, apparently counting on the fact that at some point we will get scared, but at the same time they say that they want to achieve the strategic defeat of russia on the battlefield, what does this mean for russia, for russia this means cessation. means the end of the thousand-year history of statehood, that’s what it means, this is the russian state, i think this is clear to everyone, then the question arises: why

should we be afraid, isn’t it better then to go to the end? widespread use of drones revolutionized the tactics of modern combat, a cheap kamikaze drone destroys an ultra-modern tank worth millions of dollars, a common occurrence. that is why the grandiose tank battles of past years are now impossible in principle. an aerial battle between one copter and another is also not fantasy, but a reality that our fighters face. drones in the sky, at sea on the ground, hit targets, conduct reconnaissance, mine, clear mines, and deliver ammunition. in parallel , counteraction to unmanned domination is also developing. dmitry kulko using specific examples i figured out how far progress has come and what will still happen. drone vs drone. this is not an episode from a science fiction film, but a real battle, as in the northern military district zone every day. the ukrainian mining robot is trying to approach the front line, but it is hit by our attack copter.

in all battles, kamikaze drones or so -called fpv drones have shown themselves to be extremely dangerous and promising weapons. the goal is watching. over these couple of months, there have become so many of them that several copters can attack one soldier at once, and 10 km from the front line. the gray area, if it used to be, let’s say the range of the shot, now it increases by the flight range of the drone. even in the night sky.

a few seconds for the assault, don’t stand there for long, now ukropov’s birds will fly in, you are right now with the calculation, like a knight, to fight off the drones, fighters from the bars-16 unit go on a mission with portable electronic warfare stations, which they assemble themselves. to complete the image of a soldier of the future, the only thing missing is an exoskeleton, but by the way, this backpack doesn’t weigh that much, plus or minus 10 kg, in depending on the modification, but most importantly, what’s in your heart. much easier, because the developers promise that most of the kamikat drones for the enemy will fall 50 meters from us. let's check! now the kamikaze drone’s threat signal sounds, which means it’s on its way somewhere, but at this moment you need to turn on the rap backpack so that the fighter does not receive radiation once again. it works, in an open field rep works even further.

cover the entire sky. create a common dome, here we are making it, this common dome with small devices, easily portable, efficiency weapons resembles a parabola, it is already possible to predict the further evolution of drones, on tanks, cars, in trenches, on both sides of the front , rap stations are multiplying so quickly that obviously the front line will soon turn into a continuous zone of radio interference, where operators will not be able to control the birds, because engineers are already they are preparing komikaze drones with the same...

well, like in any flock there should be one leader, accordingly, from her they simply receive orders by default, she leads them, but again what should be the fpv and what should she have time to process processes in the air

in order to give orders, let’s say 12. the chief of artillery of the brigade, the chief in charge of technical innovations, says in parallel with the creation of weapons, we need to figure out how to defend ourselves from them. you can also recall soviet developments in application. flying there or a drone or ammunition

is just directed towards the explosion ; active protection systems of course already exist, but the question is whether there will be enough ammunition for a flock of birds; perhaps soon our tanks will be equipped with laser systems, similar to the installation rad, presented at the army exhibition back in 1920. using a rotating mirror, you can quickly change the direction of the beam and burn dozens of drones at a distance of 200 m. it seems like science fiction, but israel is already successfully using laser air defense to intercept missiles. having protected equipment from kamikaze drones, commanders will again be able to plan tank breakthroughs. however, this can already be seen today, thanks to the craftsmen who equip vehicles with protective hangars. you can hear the guns in the hall today. less frequently than buzzing propellers, but with the advent of a digital guidance system, the side of war, artillery, will again have its say. during the great patriotic war this happened at a turning point. at that time, aviation turned out to be about the same superweapon as fpv is today, but its effectiveness also

depended on the weather. at first.