i'll tell you how this test is made for the first one, there are questions about whether your parents beat you? she answers: no, they punish you, no, your parents quarrel with each other, no, despite the fact that when i asked, why did your mother beat you, she tells me, well, she didn't like that i was talking to my boy there, somehow, she, she was against it, so she took this... a hanger and beat me several times, and but at the same time she says: i love my mother, and why do i love my father, we have a wonderful relationship, and you see, that is, i tell her, well, i see that she is lying to me, after all, yes, i see it, i understand that she is lying to me, she was just covering for you, she says, no, everything is fine with us, i wouldn’t traumatize the child by coming here again in front of a camera, with people, yes, especially... she is very afraid of this, she said: i

am very afraid of cameras, i don’t really want to go out, then we decide not to invite her, yes, that’s right, it’s a pity that no one in this studio said that they love the child at all, well , in general, you didn’t say anything about the child, and i will leave my contacts after the program, probably victoria, and if i know, how long is the girl here, we'll take her then try to put a tooth in her here in moscow, since you don't have the time and opportunity to put a tooth in. we'll try to help the child, and the most disgusting behavior of the mother, the most disgusting behavior of the mother in this story, i just see right through you, because for you this, excuse me, man, yes, and what 's in his pants is more important to you than your child, you understand, these people definitely perceive such a way of life as completely natural for... and this is really

everyday life, it's routine for them, they don't even see it as a crime, so i think the people's front should take control of this, we will monitor it, and the matter should definitely be brought to an end. everything that seemed normal to you turned out to be very abnormal for society. it would have continued like this, all these conversations, just a coincidence. brought this conversation into the public space, everything came to light, and you would have continued to live like this, for you all it was normal, good evening, in on air big game, today in russia celebrates the day of the air force, which in general turns 112 years old today, they were created on august 12... 1912, back in the days

of the russian empire. today in the patriot park near moscow the army 2024 forum opened, in which delegations from 89 countries are taking part, according to the ministry of defense, and where the latest models of russian foreign military equipment are presented. meanwhile , the kiev regime continues its attempt to invade the kurdish region, strikes at civilian targets again turned to nuclear terrorism. yesterday evening, the ukrainian armed forces were hit by a komikat drone.

why did the kiev regime refuse our proposals to return to a peace plan for settlement, as well as to proposals from interested and neutral mediators. apparently, the enemy, with the help of its western masters, and it carries out their will and with the hands of the ukrainians, the west is fighting us. so, apparently, the enemy is striving to improve its negotiating positions in the future, but what kind of negotiations can we even talk about? we can talk about people who, without analysis strike at civilians, at civilian infrastructure, or try to create threats to nuclear power facilities, what can we even talk about with them? the president also said that

by attempting to break through to the kursk region, i quote, kiev tried to destroy the cohesion of russian society, but it failed. so, oleg anatolyevich, a very important statement, it seems to me. territory, or in general, so to speak, of donbass, or at least, as they stated, on the territory of the kharkov region, it is now a common place in social networks in ukraine, this is being actively discussed, they are sure that this is how it will be, that

this is exactly the exchange that will take place, vladimir vladimirovich has just answered them, and we remember, since the time of the caucasian war, there can be no negotiations with terrorists, a terrorist.

a british analyst, this is a professor of defense studies at king's college london, michael clarke, writes that in general this invasion, an attempt to invade the kursk region, is zelensky's riskiest undertaking in general during the entire special operation. let's listen. k

president zelensky had a hand in the decision to launch a counterattack. it has been an open secret in kiev for months that the president has been pressuring his military leaders to launch a summer offensive, given ukraine's manpower and resource shortages. they have been hesitant, but zelensky is desperate to change the widespread perception that ukraine is losing the war. the operation's objectives remain unclear, but after months of steady russian advances along the donbas front lines, the chuck appears designed to ease the pressure on the exhausted ukrainian brigade and distract moscow's forces in the east. according to the source, another element was the change of narrative in order to convince our people, as well as europeans and americans, that the ukrainian army still has a large enough potential to destroy the russians. we defended ourselves for a whole year, now we have changed our mindset, psychology is an extremely important component of war. ivan alekseevich, i partially agree with michael clark, but only partially. why partially? because clark

claims that zelensky's fingerprints are there, yes, in this whole plan and that it was zelensky who put pressure on his generals to start this very risky.

there may be a dispute about only one thing: did he get hints from there that something like this needed to be done, did he start to curry favor with such vague wishes, having caught these on... the mood that the american administration, against the backdrop of the election campaign after the provision of the aid package, really needs to provide them with something like this - something that would make them happy, or was everything really even more prosaically, he received direct instructions on what to do and accordingly approved that american and british advisers to his security forces simply directly prepare these operations. in any case , without support related to intelligence, with defining targets and so on, all this,

well, all this is western and could not do without it, but i would add one more thing, this reaction that you just showed, it is not new, we have already seen for about 2 years how westerners on the one hand have been bragging about all sorts of horrors that they do, on the other hand, they are simultaneously trying to remove. one more thing, i want to remind you that in the spring of this year, even at the end of winter, when there were very active discussions in the west, especially in america, about what to do with the kiev regime and how to... deal with it, these discussions intensified in connection with the problems with providing

the aid package, remember, it was then very clearly stated that the kiev regime was in about the same condition as hitler's germany in 1944, and we see that this was a very accurate comparison of what the kiev regime is counting on, on some kind of miracle, on trying to reverse the inevitable dynamics. which they already feel very well, so this psychological attitude, it was and remains, the 1944 hitler regime, well, i would just add, indeed, and you also talked about this, that this psychological attitude is needed not only by zelensky, but also by the biden administration harris, yes, to create the impression that ukraine is a doomed matter, that politics biden's administration is allegedly not a failure, that there is still hope for it.

the path of extermination of the ukrainian people, and the russian defense ministry today stated

that the total losses of the ukrainian armed forces during the fighting in the kursk direction alone amounted to 1,610 soldiers, 32 tanks, 23 armored personnel carriers, andrey frantsovich, your assessment, i completely agree, but i will remind you, a couple of weeks ago zelensky, maybe even a month ago , said that he demands that the west equip equipment for 14 or more brigades. and these are not the units that are currently going in the kursk direction, this is a small group of allocated fast, highly mobile special forces units, paratroopers, that is...

that the white house is actually setting a more global task, at the end of august, at the beginning of september, i think that there will be an even larger-scale offensive operation from ukraine, it is possible that this will be in the south, again they will try to cut off the land corridor to crimea, perhaps part of this offensive, including will go to the side behind the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, because the blockade land corridor to crimea along with a massive f-16 strike on...

in the us, they need success, and they will achieve this success. another thing is that many western analysts say that this is suicide, that ukraine should dig in deep defense, yes, that any attempts now this year to move to a performance are counterproductive for them, but the demands of the political moment in the united states require them to commit such

suicide, so of course we need to prepare for other provocations and we are we understand perfectly well, that is why we do not expose our positions in donbass, in the kharkov region, in the zaporizhia region, in order to speed up the process of squeezing the ukrainian armed forces out of the kursk region, but nevertheless, russia continues to advance on other fronts of the special operation and our traditional military observer boris aleksanovich rozhin will tell us more about this, good afternoon borisovich, you have the floor, if we talk about the situation. on the line of combat contact, then moving from south to north, on the rabotin salient our troops continued attacks to the north of verbovoy north of rabotin with the aim of tying up the remnants of the rabotin salient. on the vremevsky salient, our troops continued to exert strong pressure east of urozhayny, there is progress there, and attacks continue north of urozhayny in the direction of makarovka. on the ugledar direction, progress has been made in the area

of ​​the konstantinovka ugledar highway, where our troops have already reached the highway in the second place. accordingly, it is now effectively cut off, which seriously disrupts the logistics of the ugledar group of the ukrainian armed forces and complicates the overall situation. the enemy's position here, also our troops are advancing in konstantinovka the enemy, he was unable to push our troops out of the outskirts, now they are advancing there, deep into this important settlement. in krasnogorovka in general in the city itself without change is under the control of russian troops, to the north of krasnogorovka, our troops began to clear the dachi area, there a number of positions came under our control, the enemy continues to assure that he is still fighting for krasnogorovka, but in fact it is already under our...

rule on rozovka, also our troops have advanced in the city center, in the dzerzhinsk area our troops continue to advance in artemovo and the north, there are also serious advances in zerzhinsk itself, there are already battles directly in the city quarters of the city, which means that in the chasyarskom direction our troops continue to fight behind the residential canal, this is already the central part of the city, there are also small advances in our favor to the north of kalinovka, where the eastern part is controlled by our troops. on the northern ledge our troops are fighting. on the outskirts of pereezdnoye, there has been some progress in recent days, the fighting has shifted directly to the outskirts, in the direction of vyemkino we continue to attack from the side of vesyoloye and ivan daryevka, in the remaining areas there are positional battles, as well as... in the krasnolimansky direction, in the svatovo-kupyansky direction our troops have made some progress during the assault in makeyevka, somewhere around 40% of the village is under our control, there are also

battles on the outskirts of stelmakhovka, there are serious advances in the peschanoye area, a number of important positions of the heights came under the control of russian troops, and well, in the kharkov direction, our troops continue to conduct positional battles in the area of ​​glubokoye and liptsiya, and also continue to conduct active operations in the center of volchansk, where a number of destroyed multi-story buildings also came under our control.

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a full-scale one. the settlement of the palestinian-israeli conflict, the creation of a palestinian state, a sovereign state of palestine, and, naturally, inter-palestinian unification, overcoming intra-palestinian strife, because i remind you that mahamud abbas belongs to the fatah movement, while the hamas movement still rules the gaza strip. andrei gleboevich, you are one of the most famous specialists in russia on the near east, what do you expect from this visit of abas?

a new situation, which shows that the negativity towards the policy and towards the position and actions of israel is growing all over the world, this is one line that is important, that is, a dramatic moment, the second moment: the second moment is that - there were outlined, there were schemes, certain such, not that the measurement, but in any case attempts to somehow agree, to resolve a number of very acute issues, especially the release of at least some of the prisoners and so on, these are the lines, which have emerged, they have stopped developing in the last 2-3 days and thus we

are opening up in... as a new , potentially, perhaps, the most interesting negotiator in these conditions, we are not rushing for this role, as they say, we are open, we have always stated that moscow is already an established platform for inter-palestinian negotiations, for negotiations of any format, as long as it is about peace in the middle east, which we are of course very interested in, i think that in the course of these negotiations... well, first of all, of course, we the first circle we will receive data and assessments from the palestinians, what is happening, although they inform us and in the morning we start with the fact that another such stack of materials on the development of the situation with the palestine liberation organization arrives, where it is said, well, here are the assessments and victims, well, first-hand, the head of this organization, of course, when he tells about it,

it will be very, very significant. and necessary for us, and, of course, the question will arise, in general, what to do next, well, okay, the crisis, well, you can condemn it, you can, so to speak, express it dissatisfaction once again with what is happening, the position of the americans, in israel and so on, but something must be done, because the situation is extremely, extremely negative, especially in the gas sector, well, people are simply dying from unsanitary conditions, even from a lack of water.

to solve what now requires, well , such intervention from possible mediators, well, and the development of a more promising platform for getting out of the deadlocks that have arisen in the middle east, well, and especially in contrast to the united states, russia sincerely advocates the creation of a sovereign palestinian state, yes, and you have already mentioned andrei glebovich, the completely barbaric israeli strike on a school in the gaza strip. in these this weekend , it was initially reported that more than a hundred people were killed, because indeed people gathered there in this school, refugees gathered for morning prayers, they were hit by a missile strike from israeli fighters,

this was done on the eve of the negotiations that are scheduled for august 15 about a ceasefire and the release of hostages, yes - as you do you think israel did this in order to... and before that egypt itself actually sent israel and hamas, well, together with qatar , an invitation to the relevant negotiations on october 15, august 15, have they forgotten now or will they take place after all, well, that's what it consists of.

from under a possible attack from those bodies that are pursuing it in the established order, that is, you understand, to delay a possible return to normal conditions, to delay the negotiation process, to review this line, therefore, what they have done now, well you see, israel can easily speak the language of provocation and big average villainous and such smaller, this is another. once such a provocation aimed at preventing a possible already brewing such a denouement at least partially to postpone all this in general

to continue its line of tough confrontation. i agree, well, you said absolutely correctly that many in the west reacted very critically to this barbaric action, indeed jose borrell, then in the european union even barrell, it seems too declared that sanctions should be imposed. against bengvir, one of the extreme right-wing members of the coalition ruling in israel, but the reaction of the united states is different, so, in the words of kamala harris, firstly, she gave a much softer assessment, she said that the authorities of the jewish state should avoid casualties among the civilian population, well , you must admit, so they stroked the heads, as they say, but these soft words, relatively soft words, are combined with deeds, and what kind of deeds? the united... states are increasing, continue to increase their military presence in the region to help israel. the pentagon announced that in addition to the armada that already exists there, it will send another nuclear submarine uss georgia, accelerate the arrival of the aircraft carrier abraham

lincoln there, and before that it was said that they were concentrating fifth-generation f-22 raptor fighters in the region, and right now the united states is declaring that this week, after israel struck a school, and they are going to give it $3.5 billion in additional military aid from that fourteen billion budget that congress approved in april. how do you assess such a policy? it is very important for them now, during the election campaign, not to give trump trump cards, not to give them the opportunity to criticize them for the lack of assistance to israel. everyone knows very well that the israeli card is the agenda in general, the israeli topic is trump's topic, he recognized jerusalem at the time, the capital of israel, he helped a lot, he liquidated sulaymaniyah and so on and so forth, he has a huge number of merits there before israel, and if we weaken

support for israel now, it means exposing ourselves to all of trump's guns, he will say everywhere that look, they abandoned the most important ally and so on and so forth, they don't want to give kozavi. netanyahu understands this perfectly well, although secretly, of course, he is waiting for trump to come, that's why he is dragging out these negotiations and postponing, he is waiting for trump to finally come in november, and then we will start a war with iran. even a war, well , not us, i mean, it will be america that will start it, because they are going to fight, of course, by the hands of america, not by the hands of israel, that's it, but now he's playing on the fact that the democrats can't abandon him, so he's forced from all sides, so to speak, to continue this conflict, and he'll prolong it with any provocations, of course, i agree, well, israel, of course, it provokes, but the united states, i completely agree with oleg's analysis. trump, but getting involved

in a war with israel, a big war in the middle east, especially with the prospect of a direct military clash with iran, this will also increase trump's chances of winning, that's how you you think that the united states will act, and i want to note, first of all, that american... policy in the middle east, it has reached a dead end in many areas, in principle, many problems in the region are connected with the fact that the americans tried to do something, they failed, they gave up, in general, they screwed up practically on all fronts, they tried, so to speak, to reconcile israel with some arab countries on an anti-iranian platform, and preferably on an anti-russian platform in...

to allow those pro-palestinian protests, but there is a second point, and they cannot which rolled in april in may, across the united states, especially they cannot allow this after haris chose as vice president, the candidate for vice president, wallace, because i already explained that this choice means that they are betting on three wavering northern...

as if they are leaving, that well, yes, with the palestinian issue it did not work out, but iran must be pressured to the fullest extent, that is why all sorts of provocative statements are being made towards iran, that is why, strangely enough, in the escalation here in the direction of iran, the current administration may be tactically interested. they may play it out, because a direct military clash with iran is fraught for the united states, they do not want to bring it to such a degree, absolutely, yes, but i completely agree that the escalation with iran, of course, switches attention from the sore point of the current administration, the conflict to the conflict in gaza, well , against this background, it probably becomes clear why the united states is again talking about the fact that iran is allegedly approaching that when it could easily produce a nuclear weapon. let's listen to what the wall street journal has to say. according to a new assessment

by u.s. intelligence agencies, iran is conducting research that could put it in a better position to launch a nuclear weapons program. washington's shift in views on tehran's nuclear efforts comes at a critical moment, when iran has produced enough highly enriched uranium to make several nuclear weapons. the u.s. intelligence community still believes that iran is not currently working on a nuclear weapon, a u.s. official said, but a july report by the director of national intelligence warned that iran has taken steps that could enable it to create a test sample if it chooses to do so. u.s. officials have given no details about the nature of the work they believe iran is doing. how 's that for hype, andrej fransovich? i see the beginnings of plan b here. january in the twenty-second year, the israeli air force, together with the us army, practiced a massive

missile and bomb attack on iran called juniper oak-22, where there were f-22 raptor aircraft, the same raptors. 35 in israel and b-52 bombers. they then looked , calculated where, how they could enter the rather weak iranian air defense system. yes, they really developed a missile program well, but the air defense there is not at a sufficient level to work with modern fifth-generation aircraft. they calculated the number of missiles and figured out what they needed to strengthen the naval group with aircraft that will be deck-based, meaning take off, and submarines with a large number of missiles, meaning tomoga. and we see now that this plan is being physically implemented, creating a group that will strike. iran was provoked by striking its sovereign territory and essentially forcing it to make the first move, a missile strike on yes, that is, they pulled them up to the point

where you strike, and we will respond accordingly, so iran is holding back this is the case, he understands the risks, he understands that it is easier to wait now. the americans understand that they have already concentrated their forces and resources too expensively, the election campaign is too close, they need a victory, and iran is really building up its strength in this region, they want to strike not only at the military, but at infrastructure facilities, this is the port of bandarabakh, these are logistics centers, this is to strike at us, i will remind you that the north-south is our international logistics route, this allows us to conduct active trade with india, with pakistan, when european markets for hydrocarbons were closed to us. and in this situation, what is happening now resembles preparation for this scenario, and i want to go back. israel said that as soon as we see that iran is approaching the creation of a nuclear bomb, we will immediately strike first, we do not want it to be when it has already done, like in north korea, and we see that this scenario is now becoming very real. how

rightly timely that sergei kozhuge shaygu recently flew to tehran, and we agreed, apparently, on serious cooperation in strengthening. fortune teller, new episodes, today on the first. by the way, how is agent chesler? paul is in moscow now, with his informant. to defeat the enemy, you need to get to know him better. think like him. be careful. see you

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a special unique way of life has been preserved here, which is dictated by difficult climatic conditions. many people come to this city to see the famous polar lights. we are in arkhangelsk, friends. the most important thing for a pomor is to be practical. what kind of wood is preferable for building a boat? the kind of wood that grows. and why did they add salt? in principle, our region was engaged in salt production, so they added it everywhere. my grandmother was in regular coffee, even adds soluble salt, says that it tastes better. ours, we wash the smelt, sprinkle it with a little salt , chop the onion, and add it there too, let's take

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there was an assassination attempt on mr. fitzwa, and then on trump, i told president vucic to get ready, because something is happening to everyone who advocates peace on the solution to ukraine, someone is shooting at them. well , i must say that at the end of last week he himself aleksandar vucic said that russia warned belgrade about the upcoming mass riots, the organizers of which are representatives of western countries. let's listen to vucic himself. today we received.

several attempts to carry out these revolutions, well , actually the results of the first color revolution, they very seriously convinced

the serbian people that it happens...

all these green topics, they are always, so to speak, under the control of american political strategists, so they will try, of course, to overthrow, they will remove, but once again i hope that this immunity that serbia has acquired against all these viruses will save them, and russia is of course providing serious support to the current government in belgrade, the united states is really cracking down on those regimes that they don't like, but in fact they themselves are creating the preconditions for protests.

in november, there will be protests, and possibly violent ones, this is very likely, i will make statements, whoever wins the elections in i remind you that last week biden gave an interview in which he said that on the contrary, if trump loses, he will not recognize the elections, though then he stipulated so that at first it turned out that he said that the democrats would not recognize it, but then he immediately corrected himself that trump would not recognize it, this is the topic, it is heard there from both sides, trump says that the democrats will lose and will not give up power.

will lose and will not give up the choice, this is the basis, that both sides say that the one who , so they say the democrats, that trump will win, has already won, we immediately speak dishonestly, and we will be against this later protest, so a post-crisis, post-election crisis is very likely, well, and indeed they are preparing the ground for mass falsifications, apparently, once again at the elections, because you absolutely... correctly said, harris is silent, but her rating is growing and growing, maybe that's why, because she is silent, well, i, i think, not only, yes, here the new york times published the results of a recent poll, according to which harris is ahead of trump in those very key, swing states of wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan by 4 dash 5%. moreover, given that the people prefer

trump on economic and migration issues and believe that their life has become worse under biden. well, but returning to the middle east topics, another interesting piece of news, the rators agency writes, citing sources in the biden administration, that the united states has decided to lift the ban on arms sales to saudi arabia, and the first deals could be concluded this week, how do you assess this, andrei glebovich, it's normal, these are negotiations between specialists at the military level not interrupted, there

will remain the main source of obtaining weapons the united states of america, as it has always been, there will be some modifications, another thing is that they sometimes have it brighter, sometimes more dull. the second line parallel to diversification appears, but diversification is the second line, the first line is still the purchase, the purchase of weapons, so if in general in the middle east 51% falls on the united states of america, here sales, then saudi arabia, it basically the figure was somewhere in the region of 55-57%, that is, it remains, it was and is. well, this is one of the constants of the military-political i have no questions about the pragmatic policy of saudi arabia, i have questions about some individual aspects of us policy, yes, because initially

the biden administration imposed a ban on arms supplies to saudi arabia because saudi arabia violates human rights, yes, remember the khashoggi case and so on, now, well, judging by, probably, saudi arabia has become a model democracy, yes, that the united states is lifting its embargo, and andrey fransovich, this is being done precisely in the context of the escalation of the general situation and the risk of a military clash with iran, which we talked about. yes, indeed, the americans understand, or even so, they act in the middle east on the principle of dividing and ruling, they understand that the massacre that is now taking place in the gaza strip, and there is no other way to call it, it has united all the countries that did not even communicate with each other, this is the arab league, this is practically the entire muslim world. now, when something serious, big can happen the confrontation of western countries together with israel against iran, and here the question arises, which countries will be on whose side, we see how they are now putting pressure on jordan, will they let drones through, that is, iranian

or not, will they shoot them down or not, and will they allow american, european fighters into their airspace, so that at a distance from israel there, that is, to operate as air defense systems, jordan is trying to maintain some kind of neutrality, but they are told, guys, that this will not work out. either you are with us, or against, and saudi arabia, which in some part is in a confrontation with the yemeni houthis, they periodically shell their infrastructure, it is the largest buyer of a wide variety of weapons, and for the americans, when one of the products of the usa is the military-industrial complex, they do not want to lose this large market, they tried to influence through we will give, we will not give, turkey was banned from the f-35 or something else, now they have completely opened the gates and want to get contracts for... 20-30 years ahead, and saudi arabia is a huge market that they would not want to miss. the united states is fighting to maintain its hegemony in the middle east in the world as a whole, in the traditional american establishment is fighting to maintain its

power, which is why they are pushing kamala haris bypassing all democratic procedures. and this is why we see a field of miracles happening in the united states, when on issues of economics and migration, two key issues of american domestic policy, the people trust trump more, but ratings show harris leading trump in key swing states by 5 to 6%. clearly manipulative . lies. we hand over to the news, the big game will be back at 11 p.m. hello, channel one evening news, with you. the defense department is facing the main challenge. have a drink.