using our fortifications, our technical advantages. of course, there are not enough weapons, simply not enough, and even the weapons that exist have their service life, the rifle can fire a certain number of shots, and it needs to be changed. that’s why this war, a war not only of people, but also of economies, the western economy should help us with this: we fight using our people, of course, we need help, if not us, it will be another country, this process cannot be stopped, i think that our partners understand, i hope so. the bbc writes that last year, alexander syrsky and valery zaluzhny had different views on what exactly needed to be done in the battle for bakhmud. in particular, the discussion was about whether it was worth leaving the city earlier, and then whether it was worth attacking?

in the army, a number of officers responded negatively about syrsky, they emphasized that he is not too careful about preserving the lives of soldiers, the president fixed the tasks that will need to be solved, this is first of all, we need to clearly understand the tactics, what changes will be, since it’s the twenty-third year, to unfortunately, it did not give the results that we expected from the point of view of offensive operations. it seems to me that one of syrsky’s key tasks is to conduct an audit of where, how who is, and after that say what additional amount is needed, mobilization should be.

went through a war in this country in which they lost either someone or something, we have about half a million people who have lost relatives, lost their homes or lost friends, they are ready to tear apart the russians with their bare hands, lieutenant general alexander pavlyuk calmly declared, he is determined to destroy any russian forces, the commander of the airborne assault forces, igor.

european and american allies are concerned that this shake-up of ukraine's armed forces will be a gamble, but zelensky still refuses to listen to those who send him all the weapons he needs. obviously, there have been some disruptions over the last year, if you have allies who are questioning the change in your leadership.

uraina will not change the situation on the battlefield in any way. kiev will continue to suffer from a shortage of weapons and ammunition, and russia will continue to have the advantage. sirsky does not have the best reputation among front-line troops and brigade commanders. his reputation is built on the bloodshed in the bakhmut region, when ukrainian losses amounted to about 20,000 people. i don't think this will help him gain favor with the troops. elon musk said that crimea-donbass will remain russian, even if the west continues to finance kiev. the american billionaire said that the only question is how many more children will die before the west understands this. musk also called facebook’s behavior towards putin’s interview an unimaginable level of censorship. interview. pathetic worthless facebook blocks and prohibits viewing. on tucker’s page, it has already been viewed 196 million times. for comparison , the interview with hungarian prime minister orban has 129 million views, and vucic’s has more than 12 million. the most impressive figures are for trump - 267 million and

argentine president meley - 427 million. putin’s interview, of course, has every chance of them overtake, overtake. it has already become the most popular video on twitter this year. yes, it is truly known that us president biden, german chancellor scholz, current british prime minister suna, former british prime minister johnson, canadian prime minister trudeau, and so on and so forth, watched the interview, said that they did not like it, and began to insult tucker, boris johnson went the furthest, returning from a jog, a shaggy, sweaty fat man, calling carlson an idol of the tyrant, a dictator’s voice recorder, a traitor to journalism. boris is unhappy that tucker didn’t ask putin a single, in his opinion , pressing question and simply became a sewer for the russian president, a hose through which putin’s message splashed out to the whole world, some sick images. the increasingly less

adequate old man biden said, with reference to the late ex-us secretary of state, that the russian now poses the greatest threat to europe since the times of napoleon. tucker himself decided to add coal to the western hysteria at the world government summit in dubai, he said that he really liked moscow, says the russian capital, much nicer than any city in the usa. moscow is cleaner, more beautiful, safer, aesthetically pleasing, karls said, and noted that in new york people are afraid to go into the subway.

was to become the idol of the tyrant, the dictator's recorder and the chairman of journalism. in his enthusiastic, perky, indifferent happiness from the sensation, he betrayed his audience to listeners around the world, he did not ask difficult questions, to some extent it is unfair to blame carlson for his pathetic performance. he wasn't there to challenge, he

was just a means of sewerage, a hose through which the raw slurry of putin's message could be splashed out where putin wanted to go most in the fertile lands of america. this year and became the first foreign leader to do so. this was my first visit from the very beginning. i visited ukraine earlier this year, and during it i announced enormous military support for ukraine, as well as an expansion of security relations. we cannot leave this behavior unanswered

. until now they were making noise, shouting, it is necessary achieve strategic defeat of russia, defeat on the battlefield. well, now apparently the realization is dawning that this is not easy to do. if at all possible. kissinger was right when he said: "not since napoleon has europe looked over his shoulder or worried about russia until now ." vladimir putin wanted to make the case that we should not support ukraine, and there are people in this country who believe that we should not support ukraine, and i believe that he was targeting them. during a telephone call conversation and several meetings, president biden told president putin that russia would make a mistake by attacking ukraine. when was the last time you spoke to joe biden? well, i don’t remember when i talked to him.

he wants to get part of the territory of his neighbors, this is the usual imperialism, and i think we need to do everything possible to support the ukrainians so that they can defend themselves, so i am very glad that europe has finally made the final decision to provide the necessary financial help. germany has also been able to increase military support, and i hope that congress will follow you and also provide the necessary support, because without the support of the united states and european countries, ukraine will have no chance to defend itself. why not tell the fathers, listen, guys , we give you money and weapons, valves,

please open the gas for us from russia, no, they don’t do this, why, ask them, there, then, you know, people very incompetent, you have always been an ardent supporter of ukraine, however, president zelensky’s arrival in canada caused a lot of controversy, and now vladimir putin mentioned this embarrassment in an interview with tucker carlson. so the president of ukraine came to canada, this is well known, but is hushed up in the west, and they presented in the canadian parliament a man who, as the speaker of parliament said, fought against the russians during the second world war, but who fought against the russians during the second world war? hitler and his minions? it turned out that this man served in...

the whole world, naturally he will use any form of propaganda, but i can tell you that canadians cannot be fooled. unfortunately, we see how far russian propaganda is ready to go in an attempt to influence public opinion and distort the facts. they started the war in 2014 . our goal is to stop this war. another nazi scandal erupted in germany, the bilkwa building.

believe me, it’s russian again, supposedly russian propaganda is trying to denigrate berbak with articles about her grandfather’s nazi past. the irony is that the same bilk who writes about this published an article about her nazi grandfather. also in otava they claimed that it was the hand of the kremlin that threw ss man gunko into the canadian parliament. absolutely sick. however, not anna lena and the only one. many german politicians have grandparents like these who fought for arist.

dedicated to the memory of the victims of the holocaust. on the anniversary of the liberation of aswenzem, the german bundestag paid tribute to the victims of the holocaust. several guests spoke to the deputies, for example, auschwitz survivor eva chapezia. when did journalist marcel reif take the floor? began to tell the worldly wisdom of his jewish father, who was also a prisoner of aswenzem, the head of mid-germany, annalena bärbock

, could not hold back her tears. every day i remember more and more how often my dad said this phrase to me. be a person, be a person, your silence, your joy of life, no matter what, your inexhaustible ability to give so much love and care, and this phrase: be a person, thank you, dad for that. anna lena berbak, who loves to talk about her grandfather waldemar, is now forced to wonder what the german foreign minister needs to know about his world war ii relatives. in 1944, berbak was awarded. according to the latest published dossier from the wehrmacht archive, waldemar berbak was not just an officer, but an ardent national socialist. he was an engineer in a unit that repaired anti-aircraft guns and was an ardent supporter of the nazis. he

repeatedly re-read hitler's book mein kamp. and was literally imbued with the spirit of national socialism. in 1944, waldemar bärbock was even given one of the highest nazi decorations, the cross of military merit. i come from near berlin, this land is called brandenburg. it is in east germany that the oder river separates brandenburg and poland. and in the winter of 1945, my grandfather fought near this very river, near this very border. when annalena berbak mentioned her grandfather in speeches, did she know that at the age of about 20-30 years old he was not only an officer, but perhaps a convinced national socialist at heart. in mid-germany this question was answered, that the foreign secretary did not know about the documents. grandfather and war have been a sensitive topic in the burback family for decades. annalena berbak's father argued with his father

voldemar for decades because the elder did not want to tell the boy anything about himself about the war, because, like millions of others who returned from the war, he... remained silent, was berbak's grandfather more than just a soldier? he apparently took the answer to this question with him to the grave forever. what exactly did grandfather and father do during war? the question seems simple, but despite this, it is asked very rarely. and after the story with the published dossier on the nazi grandfather, the head of the german foreign ministry annalena bärbock, everyone should once again ask the question: what do we actually know about the participation of members of our families in the aggressive soldiers of nazi germany against poland, france, russia and the rest of the world. what role did our ancestors play in the murders of tens of millions of people? here are the facts: even by the end of the war , 8.5 million germans were members of hitler’s national socialist german workers’ party. in in turn, hitler-jugent numbered 8.7 million young boys, and the union of german girls 4.5 million young german women. in total , 18.2 million germans served in the wehrmacht and the ss troops, all of them

participated in the aggressive wars of germany and, albeit not directly in the massacres of civilians, that is, the majority of germans without... wordlessly supported the hitler regime, for example, the prime minister -minister of the federal state of saxony anhald rainer hazlhow said that his father served in the wehrmacht and was captured in 1944 in northern france, and his mother fled from silesia at the age of 14. in in turn, a politician from the christian social union party, darate er spoke about her grandfather, who served in the wehrmacht, and was captured in northern italy. it’s true that he was released from the prisoner of war camp quite quickly. he managed to convince everyone that he was an ordinary farmer, although in reality he was an engineer.

schoolchildren ukrainian church, but he became one in the year ninety, much more interesting than what skryptnik did from forty-one to forty- four. skrypnik did not pray in helje at all, but was a representative of the german reichs-ministry of the eastern territories under the army group south and the confidant of the occupation government on matters of civil administration. at the same time, the nazi published the newspaper volyn, with which he glorified hitler and his army, that is, he was ideological. in total, in chernigov, as part of de-sovietization and de-russification, more than 20 streets were renamed, the same process in kiev, in particular , a street there was named in honor of a writer from kiev.

would exchange him for captured militants in the ssu. the author of the crazy idea and the new director of the lavra is maxim ostapenko. according to him, the proposal will be publicly discussed and approved. in the thirteenth year , putin honored the grave of the former chairman of the russian council of ministers stalypin. the president then laid a bouquet of burgundy roses on her. perhaps this, among other things, pushed the sick banderaites to the idea of ​​desecrating the remains. we are now approaching the grave of a man who, it seems to me, is one of the most striking symbols of the presence of the russian world, a man who

loves to quote, who was killed in kiev in the opera house, buried here, what to do with it, a man who denied ukrainian independence, which in principle denied the right of the ukrainian people to exist as such and considered us exclusively. true independence of ukraine, then it must begin, including with the return of our symbols, our figures. here nearby, literally 10 meters from stalypin, is the burial place of rumyansky transdanubian, this is

the ideologist of the russian empire, who in the 17th century destroyed the remnants of ukrainian autonomy, this is the man who prepared the destruction of the zaporozhye sich as the last stronghold ukrainian autonomy, and this man is buried in the assumption cathedral. we would like the thousand-year-old monastery to have a completely different meaning, especially for ukrainians. the sound and meaning are first for the ukrainians.

drunken skiers gets more than 50 million views on social networks, but it’s certainly far from tucker’s interview with putin. weather anomalies continue in russia; a so-called baric hump is expected in moscow. on friday, the pressure will reach an anomalous 769 mm parduta, which is 22 units higher norms. this pressure can be compared to the sensations when descending into a mine to a depth of more than 200 m. growth is accompanied. there will be a cold snap in moscow on friday down to -24. today, in many russian cities, freezing rain is raging under the weight of ice falling into tree branches.

damn, we probably won’t go there, right?

people even walk along this road, because it’s unrealistically scary to walk on the sidewalks, he’s a man, he’s trying to get to his car, it’s unrealistic to walk. here's the weather for you, but most importantly a hundred rasovki in general, excuse me, it will do for the installation,

absolutely incredible, of course, our winter is outstanding in every sense, let's go to

the front pavel kukushkin military correspondent on... pavel, hello, we are glad to welcome you, where did you come from, what did you see? yes, good evening , evgeniy, i just returned from near rabotin, this is the rabotina-verbovoe line, well, with good news, we are pressing, pumping up, it’s quite serious there, we are advancing from three sides, the western, trap rabotina from the side of kopanei, serious things are going on pressure from the south, from novoprokopovka, heroic fighters. from the ninety-first regiment, i talked there with tankers, with artillerymen , uh, great guys, they’re working, there, now you’ll see footage, they’re just sending directly to the call sign belgorod, uh, they’re getting into their self-propelled gun, a 122-mm carnation, and going to the front, just to work on the ukranazis , this is the call sign of a gamachi, from the stavropol territory, it’s international

, well, like... everywhere at the front we have a full international team, by the way, this saushka is called business, if you’re paying attention , it’s in honor of a village in dagestan, it’s call sign long, he rode it before, so he called it , well, this is such a sketch from near rabotin, the 291st regiment is working with it from the side of novopokopovka, also from the right flank they are pressing from the east from the verbovoy line and... they have already advanced further literally right next to work, that is, there, in principle, i think that at this rate the enemy will soon be driven out of this populated area. pavel, tell me, how much does this palace coup in kiev, the change, affect the situation on the lbs of the line of combat contact? commander-in-chief, change of commanders of military branches, headquarters, and so on. yes, of course, this

chihard also affects... the moral and psychological state.