signed up to receive a subsidy, but this is fraud, and this is a very widespread case, and the europeans, well, there is such a topic, right, and the europeans, they’re like, they’re sweet, dear, and then they take a smack on the ass, and that’s where it all ends, so that no, everything will be difficult there , playing with us, they don’t understand, of course it will be difficult, but they don’t understand, they just started to suspect, of course i understand, they always understood it, of course i understand.

raised by the ukrainian authorities in the person of zelensky and his administration, they have an understanding of that in fact there is dissatisfaction in society , and we remember a sociological survey, and how it turns out, well, you can explain to me, that is, in sociological surveys everyone is for zelensky, then suddenly it turns out that in some country someone is preparing a maidan, maybe is something going wrong? where did operation shatum go? well, that’s what i’m talking about, well, every president should either have his own maidan, or at least operation shatun. you see, i get the impression that the problem is in sociological surveys, which they are trying to lead us to the idea that, well , an unshakable authority, in general , an unsurpassed authority, zelensky rules the country, he has the highest rating, but you know how this happens, it seems to me, you know this, when you are lying down, you... were given

anesthesia, and the doctor comes and asks: does anything hurt you? you say: no, of course, everything is fine, but only once, the anesthesia wears off, everything starts to hurt. roughly the same thing is happening today with ukraine, they show us only polls, in fact, absolutely nothing is happening in society other processes. now, regarding the constitutional court, the very fact or desire of zelensky to submit this is not a demand from the opposition, well, relatively speaking, people didn’t go out into the street and say, we... question your legitimacy, they themselves have a question about zelensky’s legitimacy , the very fact that they have the intention, while we do not know whether they will appeal or not, have the intention to appeal to the constitutional court, suggests that they themselves have a question about the legitimacy of the president after may 21, now about the court itself , out of eighteen judges there are 10, 13 left of the constitutional court , of these 13, well...

we raised the issue of the istanbul agreements, we have said many times that zelensky missed all his chances, firstly, to avoid war, this was at the very beginning , yes, he actually uh...

now, regarding legitimacy, i have said many times that it depends on the battlefield, if zelensky were standing in the moscow region like that, you know, looking through binoculars at red square, yes, then i think no one would tug at his caftan or ask, here you are is there a legitimate president here or not, but i think that the situation will develop

in a completely different direction, the question of his legitimacy is in the relationship between zelensky and macron, who is napoleon, who is zafina, well, i don’t know, there it is possible...

it was on the first and on the second maidan taken together, i agree , taken together, why am i saying this, because even based on you know, how the instinct of self-preservation will work for many young people, the likelihood that you will survive on the maidan is much higher than the likelihood that you you'll survive there front, i think they will go to this maidan with great soul, there is one problem, the maidan is for them, as we know, they are only possible where there is a decision from the embassy of the united states of america, and here i am, in general, but i don’t know , what will be the solution.

first about ukraine. one of the things that a lot of people learned about you was that during the 1989 revolution, you funded a lot of dissident activities, civil society groups in eastern europe, poland, the czech republic. are you doing similar things in ukraine? well i founded a fund in ukraine even before ukraine became independent from russia. since then this fund has been functioning and now plays an important role in the current events,

do you think that ukraine will be able to defend independence from russia and rapprochement with the west, not specifically rapprochement with nato, but a kind of orientation towards the west, or the russians will always stop them, putin will try to destabilize ukraine, but ukrainians are the overwhelming majority. destabilization of ukraine, because it is because putin has bet on poses a threat to his regime in russia. if you have freedom, free media and so on, as well as a thriving economy, this... will make his regime unstable, he accuses ukrainians of anti-semitism, that among

them there are full of fascists, anti-semites, you work in ukraine, you are jewish origin, you discovered blatant anti-semitism in ukraine, well, anti-semitism is part of the dna of this country, so anti-semitism exists, so this is not the answer they expected to receive, so the wrong one will come out and say... what’s going on there now, they have more than enough, by the way , the soros will be the first to go into battle, they have a lot of

questions for him, vladimirich, the topic that you recently touched on, it’s really tenacious in ukraine, i heard how at one from at one of the marathons, in my opinion in lviv , this was said, it was said by one of the people's deputies, by the way, the current one, he said such an approximate thing, who is leading us now is a jew, the president, the crimean tatar, the minister of defense and the russian, once again, poland is going to close the border,

yes, and until this moment, first on february 24, 2022, how could people leave ukraine, i remember soviet times, when before leaving somewhere, i had to go, go to avir and get an exit visa, now all citizens ukraine must go somewhere, to the military registration and enlistment office and get permission that he is... that is, unsuitable , you see, the situation has changed, but at avir you could not get an exit visa, then apply again, but here there is no second chance, so look, what did all this lead to? not only that, the military registration and enlistment offices no one goes, but compared to soviet times, i can’t imagine that in soviet times anyone would bribe border guards and leave the ussr en masse, en masse - these are tens, if not hundreds of thousands of ukrainians who left. that he paid bribes, and tens of thousands, some swam over a bird, some through the carpathians, that is

, by any means, even at the beginning they passed through belarusian forests and swamps, on an unnoticeable path, well now a few words, god forgive me, but the minister foreign affairs of ukraine kulebe, you know, what he he's a half-wit, that's understandable, the fact that he hates everything russian is...