i want to look at this world differently every day to discover something new, it’s so interesting for us, because we do it with love, with love from belarus, now there are many thousands of nato contingent at the borders of belarus, they are practicing as part of the exercise what's the transfer?

stoltenberg said that if ukraine does not win, then no one will restore it, this is down to the last ukrainian, then this is a verdict on ukraine as a state, ukraine has a chance to remain a state if they still start negotiations, like us it’s enough for a small country to survive without dying under the rubble of collapsing empires, the president is right in saying that it should stop. you should never do this, you should not do this, because stagnation is the first movement towards a fall. hello, you are watching the program “say don’t be silent.” in the studio of victoria popova. and tatyana

shcherbina. and today our guest is national security expert alexander tishchenko. good afternoon, alexander. vladimirovich, we began to see you often on television, you give comments after the vns. well, our colleagues you are represented by a national security expert. how did you become an expert in this field, tell our viewers a little about what preceded this? in order to become an expert, you need to be up to...

now there are many thousands of nato troops at the borders of belarus, we know that the alliance is conducting the largest military exercise on our borders since probably the end of the eighties, does this mean that when several years ago we began to develop a new military doctrine, the concept of national security, we they anticipated the very threats of today, this whole movement to the east on the part of nato, it could be traced much earlier, that’s the essence of the matter.

it was already clear that they were not committed to peaceful conditions, there they regularly conducted all sorts of exercises and after the exercise they left weapons, left some personnel , and so on, and these exercises, i will say, they are essentially a cover factor for the redeployment, redeployment of the main forces to the eastern flank, why has nato been doing this all the last years, in fact, every time when they carried out the treatment.

well, lithuania will simply be a platform, it will be like a transshipment point, a transshipment point, that is, they will be purely a receiving party. in addition to these obvious attempts by nato in our direction, the twentieth year also added, yes, it revealed many vulnerabilities of belarus. in your opinion,

have they been mostly eliminated today? the year 1920 gave a very serious lesson to our country and state.

what is happening now is, strictly speaking, the death of the state, the salvation

of drowning people, yes, when someone drowns, he the one who saves is first of all trying to be pulled to the bottom, so here ukraine is in the same position, it is simply being pulled to the bottom in order to get support and push off for the sake of its own salvation, because...

to all of russia, because except for russia, no one else can restore ukraine won’t take it, ukraine itself won’t rise to the west, what ’s the point? it seemed like it would seem that ukraine could be restored with the help of the west, there were such thoughts that we would allocate some funds there, who would give it, because in essence it was for ukraine there is nothing to pay off with, the lands that it has are essentially...

again, to such a level that it works for their interests, well, you can look at the baltic states at the level, but we know that nothing is being built there, there is only everything it seems to be going underground little by little, just like ukraine, which is very scary, and your forecasts , alexander vladimirovich, tend to come true, still tell us how the state of ukraine, in your opinion, will remain, survive, or is it still a proxy.

because there will be no need to restore anything, well, no ukraine, no ukraine, there is nothing to restore everything, here in this situation is ukraine.

won’t rust, all their conversations, oh, here they are for something, putin pushes lukashenko there, and then says, well, he’s bad, i quote on me, he’s bad, he, he doesn’t have a line, they say absolutely correctly, i’m far from a fool, but there is no line, this statement spread, became viral after the may 9 parade in minsk, it is still being discussed, how would you comment, the president is correct. says: what red lines can be drawn when the red line on the map is any on the world map, the red line is the state border, and all laws state that it is sacred, inviolable, that is , here it is an indicator of sovereignty, the integrity of the state, if someone tries to cross this line for the purpose of aggression, then

that’s it, because the president is even further away said what the past one says. the president, as it were, indicated that there is such a charter for the garrison guard service, there, in the event of an attack on the post, no attack is carried out on the sentry, and neither a warning shot nor a fire is fired with that i will shoot, that’s why i immediately fire to kill, and immediately work to kill, so although in all other cases you need

to ask what kind of stop, who is going stop shooting, i will then observe the etiquette and fire a warning shot upwards. that is , such a chain, but if they are already attacking, then none of this is needed, so the president is like a military man who has gone through this school, he clearly has a good understanding, if they are already attacking, that’s it, no sentiments, nothing is needed, you just need to work on the enemy , i think, knowing the determination of our president, the west heard this message, yes, i think that they understand that he is not bluffing, this is not a bluff, but nevertheless , polish prime minister donald tusk is whipping up hysteria and war psychosis, he said:

again, how can this fence stop tanks? the official policy of poland was recently opposed by a polish judge, a former polish judge, dissident thomas schmitt, who asked for political asylum in belarus: how many poles do you think share these anti-war sentiments of this tomasz schmitt? poles, they are war themselves they don’t want to, they are forced to interfere there, and... the polish leadership, those who hold power, they are essentially carrying out the orders of the west, poland, poland itself is preparing not... to confront russia there, there is nothing there, it is preparing to replace and not even germany, as you sometimes hear there, it will be, they

are deceiving it, what about germany, it will become the hegemon there, the hegemon in europe, and they are preparing the fate of ukraine, ukraine will end, it is about to end, there are fewer and fewer ukrainians in this her replacement, in fact poland, poland with lithuania.

i called him a patriot, of course, because he still supports his country, he says that in our country the war took away a third of the population, yes, in lithuania democracy took away a third of the population, which is worse, which is better, so choose, it’s called, yes, now poland is faced with the same choice, that is, or fight, no one knows for what, the poles, they are, it just seems that they, somewhere, stepped into some kind of place...

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we will not avoid this issue, the threat of nuclear war today means that we have come very close to it as never before, say not only political scientists, experts, but also heads of state, which is undoubtedly alarming, in your opinion, is the world ready to go along this crazy scenario? it is impossible to prepare for this, the whole problem is the danger is that this can happen suddenly by accident, no matter how funny or scary it is, but the war will not be started by a skilled person, not even an intellect, just a randomly thrown slipper, that’s the whole question on the remote control, why? because everyone knows, everyone knows, everyone understands, all the calculations say, there are manual and machine calculations, there will be no winners in this war, the planet will not survive, it’s just

taking into account everything that we have. humanity has accumulated from the point of view of nuclear weapons, it is enough to move the earth from orbit several times, and after that nothing, taking into account the half-life, and even decay, life simply cannot continue, but if the further fate , as you say, depends on the fate of humanity it depends only on some case, and perhaps on the human factor.

everything that remains from those lessons of that experience of the second world war, the great patriotic war, when it was necessary to move all industry beyond the urals, and rebuild everything there from scratch, start it up, europe is still not able to produce that need for shells, which was even produced at the beginning of the 20th century, you understand how, well, plus it is now economically infeasible, and they have lost the cheap ones.

we speak when we speak, that's all if look at the history of mankind, the empire destroyed luxury, and the west boasts of something, luxury, yes, it learned to produce and live in luxury, this is the level, it destroys it, why, because you want everything at once, you can’t stand it it turns out that they have lost the habit of tolerating it, because... it even looked funny when there - their leaders taught people to wash their hands with water in order to save money, in general they urged them not to even wash, yes, that is, uh, we are horrified to learn that what happens there they uh take turns washing in the same bath, yes, but at the same time they cannot afford to give up some expensive things, luxury is characteristic of the elites, but they have a very strong stratification,

the poverty of courtesans. the thing is that i still see that russia is trying to put ukraine on a strategic split in this regard, why, because - being constrained in the south, now we need to reach out to the north of the gsu, that’s a plus, now the same americans are saying , that ukraine will have a dilemma, although the truth, from my point

of view... looks somehow strange, or continue to lose personnel there near kharkov, or leave for some other positions giving up territory, that is... either die or flee, but lose territory, so kharkov at the moment will probably not be actively taken, after all, this is a very difficult city from the point of view, so to speak, of war, i would say that the war in this city will be much more difficult than - will they bypass it?

that’s still completely, that’s why for now it’s most likely such a trap, probably kharkov, but the movement of the front is unclear, it’s still very early, especially since we

we don’t know how quickly weapons will reach ukraine, let’s say that now intensive shelling from ukraine begins on belgorod. as experts and the military say, it’s a couple of days, there’s no political will? it’s probably not a matter of will, it’s a matter of expediency, you can take kharkov there at a price, right? now , in order to clearly understand that they are ready

to take kharkov, you need to know the balance of forces, means, opportunities, and so on. now, for example, i cannot say how relevant everything has been done there, but since the movement it begins, that means... well, this is a war, it’s not at all like it used to be, there are new technologies, and new tactics, new methods of warfare, a lot of

things that previously seemed like toys are now mortally dangerous, this is a completely different psychology, different numbers, different masses, everything is completely different.

israel is pushing this issue in order to solve, first of all, the problem of transit, the transit of these resources. depending on the policy of iran, because iran essentially controls this strait there israel is here with their iron dome, in fact, as they say, there, it is a warning system to a greater extent than some kind of air defense.

i let it slip at one time when the conflict began over the fact that there are plans to build an oil pipeline, like this kind of arab-israeli friendship, but from the point of view of oil transit through and just the territory of the gas sector, through israel, that is, through the gas sector , and hamass... from the point of view of this transit, it’s very problematic, problematic, grown by the americans themselves, that is it’s a unique situation, they’ve put hamas out there , they’ve isolated them, and they’re fighting with themselves, essentially , so they’re protecting the construction site , and they’re providing a safety zone for this transit, again, if the americans build this oil pipeline.

to make money from this, so they will break it and not like it is now, otherwise it won’t work on the old routes, the old schemes, so that they will essentially transfer europe to what they have done in the armuzh strait.

this is the whole main reason for all wars, all wars that are taking place, we’ll take a break for a while, after a short pause, we’ll return to this studio again, subscribe to our telegram channel for now, say don’t be silent, look for all our episodes on... only for our tv viewers, we choose

the best routes, today we are in polotsk, you know that i’ve been thinking about living here for a long time, because it’s a city in... is it true that this is a former post office building? yes, 1952, a post office building, and not exactly a civilian one, there were military units here, that is, the guys received correspondence, and we're setting off on an exciting journey around our country, olya is a girl, this is a children's museum, but i'm already an adult, they don't let me in or don't let me in, she says that yes, it's a very interesting towel, it's also made of wood, the oldest towel in our collection,

i don't care maybe, lord, there is justice in the world, then so, son, or you come to your senses and begin to behave like a caring spouse, or go back to your hospital on a meager salary, i would open a small hospital, or a first-aid post, otherwise ours old people except me

he hopes for no one, but it’s impossible, the first aid station is also my dream, not nadya’s, but hers... son, i needed help, you never told him anything. watch the series rare blood type on the belarus 24 tv channel . on the air again, say don’t be silent, our guest today, national security expert, alexander tishchenko. british prime minister irish sunok spoke at a security policy forum on may 13. in his speech, he accused russia of nuclear escalation and cutting off gas supplies. is the englishman shitting? let me paraphrase a well-known saying about an englishwoman. in general, british

politics lately has been devoid of any kind of coolness from the point of view of the general situation; they are constantly twisting something around. they feel hungry, they still made great use of russian resources, everyone was happy with the price, they prospered, but again there was greed.

some kind of somewhere, you know, some shadow is wandering around trying to overtake him, here in

america it feels like it’s really like a race, and that is, they’re trying to get ahead of something, to take some better position, because before they planned everything 50 years in advance, now no one says anything about it, maybe it has something to do with the federal reserve system? and the dollar is like a stool under this hanging world; if you remove the dollar, you will have to

hang from one neck. that’s why here the dollar will be removed gradually, but how can we still survive in this situation? let’s repeat this question once again: are we doing everything, are we taking all possible measures to ensure that not to be drawn even into hostilities, we all the rest of us are now trying to solve exactly this problem, to survive as first of all, as it was shown to us, as for...

survival, that’s exactly what i’ll be building now, a long struggle with problems and difficulties - this is the first, second, you need to become stronger than these difficulties so that they stop influencing, because in fact, we are now constantly in contact with problems and we solve them, we need to rise to a higher level so that this how is it worth here’s a breakwater, yes, let’s say, if it’s not there, then it floods the coast. and if this breakwater is standing, yes, it once extinguished, once extinguished, that is, the entire economy is now starting to build its own breakwaters, because everyone already understands that the tsunami is close, yes, that’s why everything here is undergoing a restructuring of precisely this - in fact , there are high hopes for andrei romovich, because he is

an effective economist in general, his task is probably that they are also still a tasty morsel, you know, and what if there was nothing here, and would not pursue any strategic goals, so well, it really won’t leave us alone, but i hope that some competent decisions, including with your help, are made in our government, thank you very much for today’s conversation, good luck, we hope you will stop by, and we are tatyana shcherbina and victoria popova,

we say goodbye to you for today, goodbye, goodbye, alexander tishchenko is speaking now. our country has a big road ahead, so i would like to say that the road can be overcome by those who walk, so we must go, you have to move, you can’t stand still, and the president is right when he says that you can never stop, you shouldn’t do this, because stagnation is the first movement towards a fall. alexander vladimirovich, we still value the human factor, the pictures are painted for us by artificial intelligence, but people leave their wishes, autographs on them. and we will be pleased if you leave some kind of inscription as a keepsake, i will probably be brief, peace and nothing to add, thank you, peace, there will be peace, there will be everything.

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