[000:00:00;00] this conflict is, firstly, inevitable, and secondly, it is so essential that it will have to be fought to the very end, until one of these halves wins, in this sense, i will die, or both will die, as is often the case of this kind conflict usually in civil wars still wins one of the parties, but very many. will perish, very many, by the way, people will perish, very many entities will perish , very many that existed before this, therefore, but for you and me, here, now is the good part, but for you and me with all the danger that poses for us , the civil conflict of the united states is a global problem, moreover, but for you and me there is one good news, we have our own elections, our own president and our own unity, we have our own tasks that

we too can decide... into aggression, we have something to protect ourselves from him, we have a way to live without him, this is good news, and i will join those who called for people to come to the polls, it is really very important to come this year and vote, thereby confirming that

we will do everything ourselves. why were the ukrainians so sure that avdievka could not be taken, the enemy was firmly entrenched, it was difficult to knock it out, to approach it, it was very problematic. how many of them were there before the platoon, probably everything they could fly, artillery, tanks, fired tanks, through my actions, as they say, they broke in, took this whole gang prisoner, for them it was a surprise that russian units appeared in the rear , uav, that's it, let's get to the cars, all the houses were prepared for defense, everything was

on almost every floor. they took a long time, from the start of the assault before the end of 7 days, that is, according to the current concept, very quickly. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. vladimir, well, i’ll continue dmitry’s thought,

the system is changing. and soon there will not only be no thoughts, but there will be no bread, there will just be some sights that cause some kind of disgust, but she’s like... for this you need to realize your new place, so we listen to bareils with their gardens, all the time, why does the garden really bother him, it’s some kind of obsession, uh, we listen to the french melting, and a desire is created, that they are not ready for this rebirth, they

are still in that world of illusions in which , so to speak, they were before, the elections for them are ours, which are taking place, this is simply a reason for their useless, stupid consolidation against us. why useless and stupid, because what they do leads to exactly the opposite effect, absolutely exactly, they impose sanctions, our society is consolidated, yes, that means they are trying to destroy it from within through national and religious processes, exactly the opposite, and so on happens in absolutely all processes , probably this is due to the fact that the whole world, political situation is pushing us to some new awareness, a

new one is being born in russia... the west has had it, it doesn’t say at all that it will always have it, but an important point, against the backdrop of the cessation of the world as a eurocentric, western-centric world, there may be a lot of nonsense, and

, naturally, they will try to put negative pressure on us, so to speak, to influence us by all possible means, but this will still happen to consolidate us more, as for them , they will do this, spending huge... resources, but these resources will be spent uselessly from their point of view, because the era of their dominance is over, the era of dominance of other powers, other gardens is coming, let the barrel like the term garden, we can transfer it to the same thing, there will be many gardens, yes, there will be one garden plot, another garden plot, and so to speak, in the best case they will create a garden partnership, if so

to speak, everything will work out successfully. does not mean that this is reality, they exist in some kind of parallel reality, and this, on the one hand, is good in terms of our capabilities, on the other hand, this is a very big risk. that, as you said, we need to represent our security, because who knows what happens to the button? now advertising, after which she has an interview with the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation sergei viktorovich lavrov. russia, traditional, modern, technological, original, open. great,

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our product, 10 years ago. union immediately after the collapse of the soviet union,

when in september 1990 bush, sr., president of the united states, declared speaking in congress, the advent of a new world order, this was the forerunner of the announcement of the end of history by franzimfukuyama, a year after that, there

was no doubt. something, someone, well, chuckled and said that this was all, i don’t know, attempts to somehow justify, not very funny things in

russian foreign policy, these were the machinations of the west, but some took it seriously, they were

a minority, most ignored it. i spent a very long time explaining something to him, that you understand, we didn’t give them a plan for membership, but simply said that they would be in nato, well vladimir vladimirovich looked at her with regret, because indeed the plan for membership was not mentioned there, but this phrase is categorical, after a couple of months it blew saakashvili’s head off, and he accepted

it as carte blanche for... proceeding through all the national interests of russia, showing that he is not going to take our country into account, here are the decisions, and what amazes me most of all, most of all , okay, okay, after the munich speech only a year passed before they wrote down this phrase, this slogan on their tablets, but they understood that we, well, well,

we are for our peacekeepers, of course. abkhazia, during this period, after

august of the eighth year and before the crimean. not sovietologists, not russologists, those who during the cold war actually had good knowledge, analytical abilities, when history ended, when the end of history came and everyone around them had already perceived russologists as russophobes, were perceived, were perceived as, well, they were all already in our pocket, they will do as we say, they have stopped training sovietologists, they are people so pragmatic, why are they needed , we will just tell you now

, but that’s it, this is a complete, complete failure, complete ignorance of our history, our people, ours, well, even those who are used to it... the catcher has been trying for a long time to study, the russian peasant has been suffering for a long time , then the rooster won’t peck, won’t cross himself, well, there are people like that. macron can’t say this saying, otherwise the gali rooster is still trying to peck at something, not only peck, in my opinion, but - but yes, that’s what i think was a huge failure of western western

planners. people of donbass, this is a war with russia, but the fact is that even in the course of illusory hopes for

the implementation of the minsk agreements, when, in violation of these very agreements, the kiev regime constantly shelled the donbass, well, to us, well, a couple of million people definitely left from there, and after the start even more, here ... you know, i looked, you were there, i’m going there, and we have now created a foreign ministry branch in lugansk, donetsk, in zaporozhye, kherson, a little later, but well, i want to go there to talk to the guys who work in our representative offices, to see what they need, well, in principle, mit , our units, foreign, opdc institutions,

provide humanitarian assistance... well, now i’m watching documentary footage in your programs, on other channels, tavdeevka, well, almost completely destroyed, there they dug in, as always, in the residential sector , mined it, and the people who meet

our soldiers, well, this one... and this is in a situation where you have half a house left there, when the wells don’t work, electricity, but it’s just means one thing: this is the burden of the nazi regime, which, well, held them for beings, has been lifted from their shoulders, it’s not for nothing that zelensky, when

in september of the twenty-first year... beings, and in general those who live in ukraine, feel their involvement to russian culture , to russian civilization, for the sake of the future of your children and grandchildren, you are going to russia, he said this, in september of twenty-one, and such rhetoric was there all the years while the minsk agreements were in force, and it turned out that our supposed partners are everything to us these years

they lied, solving completely different problems. de facto, they declared war on us, if you look at how america behaves, they are even waging a war, waging a war, macron’s statement that this is supposedly testing the waters, but de facto french troops are almost declared , as the germans, who are essentially ready for water on the territory of ukraine, several dozen more french mercenaries