russia has big sunday news, evgeny popov is with you, today on the program. an ironclad response to the missile threat from the usa and germany. iskander is ready for combat use, where the iskanders are now flying. descent range 500 km. we will wait for target f16. why is the current damage radius far from the limit? what can

a different order come, an order, there is an order, goal 12 01, bush, tell me, vasilivich, how are you doing, how was construction, where and how we are going in the summer, the movement has become seamless, what it’s like, we’ll find out right now and check it with the help of this frets aura, by the way, the same one on which the president tested the m11 highway. begin. autobahns from st. petersburg to tyumen without traffic lights, when will we finish them? well, you can see everything for yourself, at a speed of 100 km/h, even 110, the water is still there, which means everything is in order with the canvas. our military commander evgeniy poddubny from the kharkov front line, we are forced to pull up artillery right to the front line, what is a closed reconnaissance and strike contour, this is the base of our intelligence officers, now there is another war, everyone is talking about how battles are going on simultaneously for... here

bullet or coronavirus? what is more dangerous for the usa? this is how our artillerymen hit the enemy, i received a bullet for democracy. and where did biden go? why does trump, the vice president, need a redneck from a dysfunctional family? mom, yes here, no. why did vance's grandmother set his grandfather on fire? you deserve it, what else is jade from the rust belt known for? i don't care what happens in ukraine. what is the deep state and why was kennedy afraid of it? why is ursula fondeen turning the european union into a military bloc? it is important to have a stronger europe, we will strengthen our own strength. what will ukrainians pay for hugging the british prime minister? global relocation.

for russia it is not just an ancient city that once flourished in the south of crimea, because it is from here that our culture and faith take its origins. the first temple-park in world history, which will be the largest in the south of russia, a museum of antiquity. khersanez is truly our common homeland, it is the spiritual homeland of our common spiritual father, prince vladimir. when will the new hersanez open its doors? on wednesday

and thursday, the russian ministry of foreign affairs and the german ministry of defense entered into a tough correspondence dialogue. the case concerns the approved us plans to deploy missiles in germany from 2026 that pose a direct threat to russia, from the western borders to the urals and '.

we are again faced with a threat in europe and we must deal with it, we must prepare for it not only as a state but also as an alliance, something that the us will do in germany from 2026. iskanderov in kaliningrad, then containment will work again. boris pistorius probably doesn't know when operational-tactical iskandar m complexes went on combat duty in the kaliningrad region; back in october 2016, he was far from defense issues and served as the minister of internal affairs of sports of lower saxony. our newest missiles were then replaced at the very beginning.

if representatives of the federal government of germany consider it justified to begin some kind of escalatory measures under the pretext of what we have in the kaliningrad region, then we will react in terms of compensatory measures in a way that we consider the most acceptable. russia needs

consider several possible responses, taking into account the combined capabilities of nato countries and internal costs. this is not a threat to anyone, it is a way to find the most effective one. the president said at a meeting of the security council. as you know, several years ago, the united states, under a far-fetched pretext , withdrew from this treaty and announced that they would produce such missile systems. we announced in 2019 that we will not produce them, these missiles, and will not deploy them until the united states the states will not deploy these systems in

any region of the world. today it is known that the united states not only produces these missile systems, but has already brought them to europe for training, to denmark. “we are ready to start production, we have already, in principle, given the appropriate instructions

to industry, the current crisis is reminiscent of the nuclear clinch of the seventies and eighties, when the ussr and the usa consistently deployed ballistic cruise missiles in europe. washington put pershing 1, pershing 2 and tamogawks on duty . moscow responded with a relief complex with granite cruise missiles, advanced at that time, a pioneer complex and the temps tactical system. all of them were capable of carrying nuclear warheads. on december 8, 1987, in washington at 1:45 p.m., general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbachev and us president ronald reagan signed a historic treaty on the elimination of intermediate-range and shorter-range missiles. there was

a detente. a new stage of political thinking. in 1995, gorbachev wrote in his own, not without pride. we beg to differ with mikhail sergeevich, even if he is no longer alive. the americans then outplayed the soviet union. back in 1979, within nato, they made the so -called double decision, that is , to simultaneously install missiles aimed at the ussr and negotiate with moscow on de-escalation. they pulled a trick on us with the good and the evil policeman. 846 from the us,

eliminated three times more launchers, seven times more missile bases. there is no need to remember the hard times of the nineties and the five waves of nato expansion. what now?

unique footage of loading a rocket and iskander right now on your screens from the charging machines, the rocket is being loaded into the launcher and in a few minutes will be ready for combat use. it is clear that the range of this missile is limited only by the inf treaty, which was destroyed by the united states, and now it is obvious that our engineers are taking on the creation of a missile that will exceed the contractual range of 500 km, from 500 to 5,500 km, such missiles were limited by the inf treaty, now. neither we nor the americans have any restrictions,

it is difficult to detect iskander, the complex constantly maneuvers, the mzkt-7930 tractor with missiles accelerates to 80 km/h. for this missile, which is now being lowered into the launcher, there are no unattainable targets, there is no protection that could save from it, it wasted 500 kg, any bunkers, any military infrastructure, in this case, of course, the rocket scientists here are now talking about airfields where nato is about to deploy western f-16 fighters. the range of action even within the framework of the inf treaty allows us to guarantee an instant crushing

response to any threats under the control of the complex all military targets of lithuania, latvia and estonia, the north-eastern part of germany, including berlin, almost the entire territory of poland, where about two dozen us and nato military installations, as well as the southern part of sweden, go on alert number one: missile systems provide control over arctic and northern sea routes. the affected area includes military installations in northern norway. the newest british base near the city of tromso is the kirkenes border post. in finland, a potential target could be the rovaniemi military base, where twenty in the seventh year, an airfield for american f-35 fighters will appear. time after slowly one start. obviously, one of the most discussed topics now is the transfer of f-16s to ukrainian territory. that is, the enemy will receive nato fighters, are you able

to counter this? well, if they stand somewhere in secluded places, and we find out about them, they will be amazed. everyone is hunting for the f-16 now, so we will wait for the f16 target. nowadays we work more and more using technology of western origin, a lot of western technology? a lot of, that's all, iskander. ready for combat use, the covers are closed, now it’s just getting to the position and launching, it’s obvious that, judging by the markings, there was a high-explosive charge, but iskander is the carrier and i... of nuclear weapons, launch the stp for the second, launch the pkk from the gas turbine engine. a high-explosive charge is used to destroy heavy equipment and accumulations of personnel. cluster munition for striking large areas, thermobaric for creating a volumetric explosion in confined spaces. a special warhead, that is, a nuclear one, can reach a power of 50

kiloton. this is three times more destructive than the baby dropped by the americans on jeroshima. iskander has different types of missiles, that is , a ballistic and cruise missile, is there a difference between them and which one might be more effective in your opinion? well, ballistic is more effective, it is many times faster and inaccessible to the enemy. the winged one, of course, is also out of reach, but it takes time to reach its goal. is this a formidable weapon, is it a hypersonic missile? no, it’s not hypersonic, but still very fast, plus... with anti-maneuvering systems, and how it flies, that is, it goes into space, and goes into space, orients itself very quickly and gets to its target. well, we are in the iskander cabin, we are making our way, hello, good afternoon, what is hunting

with drones, everything that is possible, everything that is, satellites are probably also for... travelers are also always there, there are probably some already , methods that are guaranteed to help us hide, a forest belt, nature helps us hide, the most difficult thing is that somehow everything suits me, it’s familiar, even in ordinary life, without war, every day with us almost daily training, here it ’s just automatic, nothing complicated, now iskander goes to... the starting position, the invulnerable rocket goes to the starting position, the descent range is 500 km, the altitude to which the rocket rises is about 140 km, that is, this is space, then variable trajectory, impact stabilization,

minutes pass from data transmission to impact, in current conditions an antidote. the enemy has no power against iskander, the power of these two missiles is enough to destroy, for example, a train with military equipment, we witnessed such a blow this week. 24 units of enemy heavy equipment were wiped off the face of the earth. we're talking about the whole nato one. a train that never reached the kharkov front. in the objective control footage, among the age-old equipment, for example, german marder armored vehicles are clearly visible. two launches mean guaranteed destruction of something, for example, guaranteed destruction of two targets, any hangars, the hangar was equipment, if it stands still, echelons, that is, well, everything, in general.

you, as military personnel, realize that can a different order be received? we realize, but an order is an order, we will win, of course, we will win, strength is in truth, goal 1001, the command post of the armed forces of ukraine, there is readiness number one, well, the holy of holies, the command post, iskander batteries, the decision to strike is made here, they come here intelligence data, officers work here in order to effectively hit enemy targets. same time as the special military operation, well, we have been taking part in the special military operation since its very beginning, as it began in february specialization, this is how we work here, the feeling of the power and strength of the weapon that we use is present, there is also pride in the fact that we get to work with such serious systems

that cause very serious damage to the enemy, and the main goal number three... 01 is empty and a few more touches: after modernization, the german wiesbaden in hesson could also become a potential target for the iskander missile systems. the city is known as the oldest resort in europe, but not only. on thursday, outgoing nato secretary general jens stoltenberg announced that the largest logistics hub will open in wiesbadan in september for training military personnel and transporting weapons to... the americans have chosen the city for a long time, since the second world war, a military base. headquarters us army europe, 6th military intelligence brigade, 5th signal command. that is why

it survived the war virtually unharmed. 16 km nearby is the city of minds, which the americans literally wiped off the face of the earth. as a result of the bombing, minds was destroyed by 80%. wiesbaden is not a stranger to russia, on the mountain neroberg stands one of the largest orthodox churches in europe, st. elizabeth the righteous. members of the royal family, the granddaughter of paul i, and the beloved, or as the emperor called her, the dear niece of nicholas i, elizaveta mikhalovna, are buried here. children of emperor alexander ii, counts and vorontsov dashkov, friend of pushkin, writer nikita vsevolozhsky. fyodor dostoevsky in wiesbadani. for years he had been testing what he thought was a win-win system for playing roulette. by the way, the wiesbadan casino is still doing great

. it is clear that there is no system and there will not be could. it’s good if such establishments don’t simply cheat. and those who make decisions today, such as the placement of a military logistics hub in wiesbadany, have turned into absolutely thoughtless gamblers. they hope that they will be lucky and win the biggest roulette jackpot without risking anything. although, it was the soviet union and russia that stitched east and west germany back together. some will call it goodwill, others stupidity, but on september 12, 1990 , an agreement on a final settlement with respect to germany was signed. signatures the document was signed by representatives of the gdr, germany, ussr, france, britain and the usa. germany has documented that

from now on only peace will come from german soil and has renounced the possession and disposal of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons. the soviet union, unexpectedly for washington, berlin and bonn , brought a gigantic group of people into an open field. the country, all of us, and of course, putin, accept the challenges accumulated over a decade without hesitation, a solution is possible only on our

terms, if a complex operation is inevitable, the best, most experienced surgeon must operate, otherwise our children will be left behind with unobvious results; it just so happens that time has chosen us. on tuesday, the president tested a new car for officials. putin came to the opening of the high-speed bypass of tver on the black boat aura. this is an extended and even more comfortable modification of the lada vesta. let me remind you that in september last year , representatives of a number of ministries approached the kremlin with a request to continue purchasing cars from foreign manufacturers. putin then. answered: absolutely impossible, officials need to be more modest and develop domestic brands. serial production of auru will begin in the fall. it’s a good car,

the president praised the new product. in the tver region , vladimir putin opened the last section of the longest highway in russia. for the first time in history, there will be traffic-light-free high-speed traffic from st. petersburg to moscow and to kazan. you can already go. until the end of this year. they will reach yekaterinburg, and next year to tyumen. report by my colleague evgeniy rashkov. decide to open traffic? i allow it. go. the result of a grandiose construction project. northern bypass of tver. the final section of the moscow-st. petersburg highway. anyone who has traveled here before remembers very well what it was like. you rush from moscow to tver with the breeze, then

you pull off onto the old road. and for two hours, or even more, you stand in traffic jams until you return to m-11 again. now you don’t have to go anywhere, the movement has become seamless, we’ll find out what it’s like right now, and with the help of this aura fret, the same one on which the president checked the highway, tell us, vasilivich, how... are you doing, how was construction? things were excellent, it was difficult to build, the project had to be completed exactly a year early, which in principle we succeeded, and a year earlier than this one, here they are, new 62 km of the route that goes around tver from the north, the old bypass was also, by the way, 62 km, but passed through a dozen

settlements, and this... means one lane is a constant speed limit, now everything flies, the road in the highest category is one, all 110, well, yes, you see, if in adverse weather conditions, yes it is necessary because now we will have the turn with you is quite decent, so it’s better not to accelerate here, and since it’s 130, the permitted speed on this section is 130 km/h. now i’ve dialed 129, and to be honest, i don’t feel the speed at all, i feel like the route was designed for much higher speeds, now there are from two to four lanes, at payment points there are even up to ten, and a lot of people are already driving, and moscow has already started driving with us, you feel the load has increased, the cost of travel through the new section will be approximately 540 rubles for cars and...

and in general, the new road not only saves time for drivers, but also changes the life of the region. this is, in fact, the final, final stage of construction of the m11 neva highway. with the opening of the tver bypass, continuous, seamless, traffic-light-free high-speed traffic between moscow and st. petersburg will be ensured, and travel time from the northwestern part of the country to

samara will be reduced. kazan, yekaterinburg, tyumen, additional, more convenient routes will appear within the framework of the international north-south transport corridor. this means that travel between major economic, the cultural and historical centers of our country will become faster. that is, a small section on the scale of russia becomes a link in three transport corridors at once: north and south to the black sea of ​​azov, russia to vladivostok and europe-western china with the finish line. in lianyungan city. all three corridors, because all three corridors face st. petersburg, increase traffic flows. and the most important thing is the development of our internal economic potential of the country, because not only international corridors. on this corridor more than half the population of our country lives. but here is the new bridge across the volga, a miracle of engineering, it was not here before. 730. 8 meters, maximum

support height 21 m, navigable span 140 m, not just beautiful, but super technological 6.00 tons of metal structures, four times more than concrete, the bridge can carry 10,000 cars per day along each lane, a special fairing is installed on the outside, reducing the wind load, a second, smaller crossing was built across the river. tvertsa, it is made of a special alloy that doesn’t even need to be painted. we tried, the protection is good, well, yes, along the axis, yes, a monolithic fence like new jersey, lighting too, yes, completely outdoor lighting, yes, along the entire 64 km, there are about 2,000 supports, the president was pleased with our work.