in their z-channels , the argumentation is very reminiscent of prigozhin's words.zhin did not directly attack putin, he mercilessly criticized the ministry of defense of the russian federation, shoigu i gerasimova. this is how the zetvoenkors operate today. it's just that there is still criticism of putin. this is very dangerous for putin. well, but a brilliant career in prigozhin's clutches, she would testify to the russian generalship to those who could be an alternative, so it's not worth getting into it, because sooner or later. hands will reach out to you from the skull, and we understand that in the great inciting competition between the gestapo and the wehrmacht, for some reason, the gestapo always won, and yet we do not see a fig. around which this internal protest, let it be the so-called criticism, could be consolidated they criticize putin for not being bloody enough, not successful enough in his war against ukraine, well, there was already the prigozhin case and there was the story now with kursk, but there are no very specific movements from the genera

just like when dealing with yevgeny prigozhin, that was.xample of weakness in the russian system causing embarrassment and security problems for pollutant. >> you served as ambassador under president trump. many questions are asked about what a second trump administration might mean for the war in ukraine. the former president said he has a plan to end the war on day one. you have a -- do you have a sense of what the plan might be? could it succeed? >> the only indication i have seen in any detail that i take seriously as an op-ed published by the former secretary of state, my former boss mike pompeo in the wall street journal. it was probably a couple weeks ago. it detailed a serious proposal to establish first a cease-fire with no concession that the territory russia has conquered in this aggressive war can be assimilated, the united states or ukraine or the international system will acknowledge russian sovereignty over that conquered territory. most importantly, combining that cease-fire with massive support to ukraine in a n lease progr

and so, a monument to yevgeny prigozhin and dmytro utkin was erected in the samara region.well, pmc wagner, as a monument, yes, but in parallel, monuments to stalin and icons with saint putin, that's all. in one russian head, well, let's talk about it, now yevhen magaletsky is joining us, soon, he will be in touch with us, and there we will talk in detail about what is happening in russia, and how can monuments be used in one country. george orwell described this mental state in the novel 1984, which is semi-banned in russia, and on the other hand , utopias have stopped being bought, say russian booksellers. why buy a utopia, if you live in it, and it comes to you from the tape, this phenomenon, when diametrically opposite things are used in the same head, is called double-mindedness in this in george orwell, and do you remember how the representative of the russian federations in the un, it seems, orval quoted, although his other work, from the collective farm animals, well, it’s also about russia, because if we look at how the chekists clean up other chekists, in particul

just like when dealing with yevgeny prigozhin, that was.xample of weakness in the russian system causing embarrassment and security problems for pollutant. >> you served as ambassador under president trump. many questions are asked about what a second trump administration might mean for the war in ukraine. the former president said he has a plan to end the war on day one. you have a -- do you have a sense of what the plan might be? could it succeed? >> the only indication i have seen in any detail that i take seriously as an op-ed published by the former secretary of state, my former boss mike pompeo in the wall street journal. it was probably a couple weeks ago. it detailed a serious proposal to establish first a cease-fire with no concession that the territory russia has conquered in this aggressive war can be assimilated, the united states or ukraine or the international system will acknowledge russian sovereignty over that conquered territory. most importantly, combining that cease-fire with massive support to ukraine in a new lease pro

the first is prigozhin, the second is an attempt to insert navalny into politics. navalny definitely returned to russia because he believed he had some support in the kremlin. i completely reject the theory that navalny was crazy, because some people say, well, a man who decided to come from germany because he loved russia so much, he was definitely a patriot, but he was also definitely involved in some kind of possible, at least in his imagination change of power. and i think that it failed with prigozhin, it failed with navalny, and now we see a new approach to such a scenario. the world is speaking more and more often about november as a decisive month for the war and the continued support of ukraine by the usa. as mr. otbera, how do you see these prospects and how do you think the situation with the election campaign in the usa is already affecting the state of affairs on the ukrainian front. in the us we see very quick plot twists, it's hard to say how things will turn out, because we are recording this program, and in a few hours it may turn out that by the t

in their zet channels , the argumentation is very reminiscent of prigozhin's words. directly attack putin, he mercilessly criticized the ministry of defense of the russian federation, shoigu i gerasimova. this is how zet warriors operate today. it's just that there is still criticism. certified the russian generalship to those who could be an alternative, so you shouldn't get into it, because sooner or later you will get hands from the lubyanka, and we understand that in the great inflammatory competition between the gestapo and the wehrmacht , for some reason, the gestapo always won, well and here we don't see figures around whom we could consolidate... this is an internal protest, let it be so-called criticism , putin is criticized for not being bloody enough, not successful enough in to his war against ukraine, well, there was already the prigozhin case and there was the story now with kursk, but there are no very specific movements on the part of the generals that would say in the voice of professor solov'ya that the tsar is not real, that the real tsar is lying

ivan, can we say that wagner, after... after the leaders of this private military company, prigozhin, were killed, simply turned into another unit of the ministry of defense of the russian federation, and it is no longer the same wagner, who was before, most likely yes, look, before wagner was much stronger, it was his leader, evgeny prigozhin must be given credit, he as an organizer, he as an orator, he was really incredibly strong, yes, a bastard, but a talented bastard , and wagner was strongly in favour the account of money, money that was allocated without measure from the russian budget, i will remind your respected viewers that the concord company, which was part of the structures of yevhen prigozhno and earned money by feeding the military, children in kindergartens in schools, in the 22nd year earned 980 million us dollars, just think, 980 million us dollars, this is purely catering, and a billion plus on top of that amount, this is a billion us dollars, not rubles, from the russian budget of direct subventions, that is , only 2 billion us dollars dollars, everything was in

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so that, as you said, the campaign was similar to the influence of prigozhin, although it is not verysible and a good comparison, but in the meantime, the number one task is to show the whole world and primarily the peaceful population of the russian federation that the russian government, which is now is, not so strong, and there are weaknesses that the ukrainian armed forces can use in favor of our victory, mr. general . mandatory evacuation of 23 settlements and about 600 people, including 425 children. and here the question is quite simple, that is, if and whether russia can accumulate the appropriate potential in order to push the ukrainians back to the border. with ukraine, and accordingly, what actions can russia take in the event of an approach to the border with ukraine, to the border of the sumy region? what saves us in this situation is that the length of the russian-ukrainian borders is not small, and it is too difficult for the russians to block all areas, they after our previous raids on the territory of russia, they kept from seven to 15 troops in each border region, cu

under the leadership of the head of wagner's pmc, yevgeny prigozhin, he managed to build a huge empireld, money, drugs, as well as diamonds from the african continent, on which his entire criminal empire was actually built, which later after the death of prigozhin began to tear to pieces the russian generals, in particular, the minister of defense sergei shoiku, who had already been removed from his post. a powerful blow to the positions of the wagnerites can also result to the fact that the management of this of a private military company will be forced to withdraw part of its mercenaries from the territory of ukraine in order to strengthen its representation on the african continent. in any case, ukrainian military intelligence won another important victory, and not only a military one, but also an image one, because, as we understand, war is not only a war on the battlefield, but also a war in the information space. in the evening of july 29 , the israel defense forces tzahal carried out an air strike against postil and tsil in ivan beirut. the target of the strike was hazbela comma

under the leadership of vatashko chovik wagner yevgeny prigozhin, he managed to build a huge empire thatgold, money, drugs, and diamonds from the african continent, on which his entire criminal empire was actually built, which later, after the death of prigozhin , russian generals began to tear to pieces , in particular already minister of defense serhiy shoigu was dismissed from his position. a strong blow to the positions of the wagnerites may also lead to the fact that the leadership of this private military company will be forced to withdraw part of its mercenaries from the territory of ukraine in order to strengthen its representation on the african continent. in any case, ukrainian military intelligence won another important victory. and not only military, but also image, because, as we understand, war is... not only a war on the battlefield, but also a war in the information space. in the evening of july 29, the israel defense forces tzahal carried out an airstrike on the capital of lebanon, beirut. the target of the strike was hezbollah commander fuad shukra, who is believed to b

under the leadership of vatashko chovik wagner yevgeny prigozhin, he managed to build a huge empire thatld, money, drugs, and diamonds from the african continent, on which his entire criminal empire was actually built, which later, after the death of prigozhin, began to be torn to pieces by russian generals . in particular, the already retired minister of defense sergey shoyku. a powerful blow to the positions of the wagnerites may also lead to the fact that the management of this private military company will be forced to withdraw part of its mercenaries from the territory of ukraine in order to strengthen its representation on the african continent. in any case, ukrainian military intelligence won another important victory. and not only military, but also image, after all. as we understand, war is not only a war on the battlefield, but also a war in the information space. in the evening of july 29 , the israel defense forces tzahal attacked of an air strike against beirut. the target of the strike was hezbollah commander fuad shukra, who is believed to be responsible for the deadly roc

alexander lukashenko bloodlessly stopped prigozhin's march, which threatened the collapse of the russian statehood. for the first time in the world, russian nuclear weapons were outside russia. twenty-fourth. alexander lukashenko played a key role in the historic prisoner exchange. and where are all those people who in the... years were shouting about parasites, who saw them, no, they didn't run past, and in the meantime , patriots, heroes, those who carried out tasks in the enemy rear, liquidated murderers and terrorists, returned home, they were all sentenced to life imprisonment and one of the key roles in this operation was played by our father, the president of russia meets its fighters, we do not abandon our own, never. you and i are of the same blood, you and i are of the same pain and we live we love the harvest, you and i are of the same truth, baptized by the same fire, burned by the same kithara, but in ourselves we are judges and we will not be others, we will not be. our land through the eyes of foreigners. slavgorod is located in a beautiful place, the confluence of two riv

on behalf of vatashko chovik wagner yevgeny prigozhin, he managed to build a huge empire that suckeds, as well as diamonds from the african continent, on which his entire criminal empire was actually built, which later, after the death of prigozhin, began to be torn down to pieces russian generals, in particular the minister of defense who has already been removed from his post. sergey shoyku. a powerful blow to the positions of the wagnerites can also lead to that the leadership of this private military campaign will be forced to withdraw part of its mercenaries from the territory of ukraine in order to strengthen its representation on the african continent. in any case, ukrainian military intelligence won another important victory, and not only a military one, but also an image one, because, as we understand, war is not only a war on the battlefield. but also war in the information space. in the evening of july 29 , the israel defense forces tzahal launched an airstrike on controlled beirut. the target of the attack was the commander of hazbela, fuad shukra, who is believed to be r

, well, conditionally on moscow, but look, well, yes, the point is because it was not so far there, prigozhine there, but really the main mass of forces is concentrated right now in the occupied territories of ukraine, practically already 600 thousand people, 600,000, that is , these are combat-ready units, but we already know , that the defense of this kursk was kept. insurers, that is, those who are there very much inexperienced, these soldiers, yes, yes, yes, because this is a large number, this is actually, if you take this, this is the maximum number of the russian armed forces, this is half of its number, and these are combat units, they are there, i think that the reserves very, very few, if there are any, and it is difficult to transfer them, but i think that this moment of the reserve was also studied by our military, and the absence... of these reserves, or well, and weak protection, they just used in planning these are very similar, let's say, a bold raid or a bold offensive operations mr. andriy, in this context i would like to ask, what about the accumulation of troops and reserv

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under the leadership of vatashko chovik wagner yevgeny prigozhin, he managed to build a huge empire thatmoney, drugs, and diamonds from the african continent, on which his entire criminal empire was actually built. which later, after the death of prigozhin, began to be torn to pieces by russian generals, in particular, the minister of defense who had already been removed from his post sergey shoyku. a powerful blow to the positions of the wagnerites may also lead to the fact that the management of this private military company will be forced to withdraw part of its mercenaries from the territory of ukraine in order to strengthen its representation on the african continent. in any in this case, ukrainian military intelligence won another important victory, and not only a military one, but also an image one, because, as we understand, war is not only a war on the battlefield, but also a war in the information space. in the evening of july 29 , the israel defense forces tzahal struck air strike on the capital of lebanon, beirut. the target of the strike was commander ha fuad shukra, who is

>> it's it's compared to two prigozhin mutiny by, by many people. i don't think that for putting its the same, the same scale. i don't think that he is too dramatic about this because i think he's he's clearly very delusional and a lot of all my sources in moscow are very confident that they say that in couple of days russians will take back all the territories in kursk region they are very sure that it's it's not going to last long and ukrainians won't be able to hold all those territories at the same time, which means that they don't care about the civilian population russian army has only one method of taking territories by destroying everything everyone who lives there. >> all the older buildings, all the houses. so obviously they are trying to they will be trying to recapture all those territories by eliminating everyone. all the civilian population, and blaming ukrainians. >> mikhail, let me just press you on one thing. i want to be clare that you're saying that the russians in retaking kursk will engage in such indiscriminate warfare, bombing

quite significant if it can lead it's not yet a challenge to his power in a way that prigozhin mutiny was to our knowledge do the russian people, other than those who were seeing it with their own eyes, the kursk region, do they know are they aware of ukrainian forces advancing many miles? >> into russian territory they do. >> this is not sort of 24/7 coverage in russia, but they do cover the fact that there is an incursion. they do cover that there are refugees over 100,000 people have fled the southern russian region to escape the? advancing ukrainian forces they have relatives across russia. so this is broadly noun, but there doesn't seem to be a big concern. i think the assumption on the part of many is that this is a temporary setback and that the russian forces will ultimately we take back territory dmitri alperovitch. thanks so much as always thanks for having me please do stay with us. there's much more news to come five good things. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts choose passion choose drama. >> she was a club choose the most dedicated funds in the most watched that

>> you know, if it's laced compared to it, to prigozhin mutiny by many people, i don't think that for putting its the same on the same scale. i don't think that he is too dramatic about this because i think he's he's clearly very diluted there's no a lot of all my sources in moscow are very confident that they say that in couple of days russians will take back all the territories in kursk region. they are very sure that it's it's not going to last long and ukrainians won't be able to hold all those territories at the same time, which means that they don't care about the civilian population. russian army has only one method of taking territory's by destroying everything everyone who lives there, older, older buildings, all the houses so obviously they are trying to they will be trying to recapture all those territories by eliminating everyone. >> all the civilian population, and blaming ukrainians, mikhail, let me just press you on one thing. i want to be clare that you're saying that the russians in retaking kursk will engage in such indiscriminate warfare, bombing, shelling that they

and you know what reminds me of what happened last year during prigozhin mutiny there were times when the curtain is pulled back and we see how potentially week the russian system is. their lack of transparency. the fact that the special military operation is never described to the russian people accurately it's just lie after lie and then something like this happens and everyone is shocked and surprised as they were with the prigozhin mutiny last year but it's a feature of the system that putin presides over well, and you know that system. >> so well, i mean, given in the role that you had for so long at such a pivotal time you had meetings with vladimir putin and it's i wonder just given that you're obviously served as deputy secretary of state. that is ambassador. and when it comes to this war, you write in your book that you believe there's no off-ramp in putin's mind given how he is misleading, the russian people day-by-day with russian state tv. and what he says about this what's it like to meet with him? what were those like for you well, you know it was it was surreal. >> of c

still not as strong as it is... the head of the kremlin, moreover, you remember last year's campaign of prigozhinalso on territory of the russian federation, who also exposed all the problems that exist in russia. now, well, let's say this, unknown little men with ukrainian chevrons show that this theory is valid, that is, russia is not as strong as it seems. and in this sense , putin's russia looks really so insecure, despite the fact that it is already leading 2 years of war with ukraine, it cannot even close the entire line of its border, and this is a very good signal for our many international partners. moreover, ukraine shows in this case. ukraine shows strength, ukraine shows determination, and this means that our western partners must also pay attention to this subjective position, which means that you will force us to sit down at the negotiating table under some pressure, well, it is practically unrealistic. mykhailo podolyak, adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, believes that the reaction of the russians to the kurdish operation of the armed forces of ukraine d

definitely we cannot march to moscow as prigozhin tried to do.t situation, it turned out that putin is not that strong as he dreams of. he is not scary any more. and kremlin doesn't have enough resources to withstand ukrainian attack in russian territory. so what response are you expecting from vladimir putin? we believe that he will try to push hard once again. but according to our data, russian economy is going down. and he's out of manpower regardless that he sends hundreds of russians to die every day. and right now, forfor him, choice is very simple. whether he announced new great mobilisation to call for army every single russian. and then he will end this russian tsar during world war one, or he will try to negotiate and to make a pause to prepare russia better for new war. so do you think this incursion by ukraine, given what you've just said and the potential responses, do you think it will change the course of this war? it's not a miracle and it's not a miracle weapon. but yes, it increases morale of ukrainians and armed forces of ukrai

. >> and you know what reminds me of what happened last year during prigozhin mutiny. there were times when the curtain is pulled back and we see how potentially week the russian system is their, lack of transparency, the fact that the special military operation is never described to the russian people accurately. it's just lie after lie and then something like this happens and everyone is shocked and surprised as they were with the prigozhin mutiny last year. but it's a fee feature of the system that putin presides over. >> well, and you know that system, so well, i mean, given the role that you had for so long at such a pivotal time, you had meetings with vladimir putin and it's i wonder just given that you're obviously served as deputy secretary of state, that as ambassador. and when it comes to this war, you write in your book that you believe there's no off ramp and putins mind, given how he is misleading the russian people day-by-day with russian state tv. and what he says about this what's it like to meet with him? what were those like for you? >> well, you know

republic, and the one which was imposed in some of the russian regions a year ago during the infamous prigozhinhis is something really significant, and it allows the fsb and the national guard to do basically whatever they want on the territory. how is the russian media portraying this incursion by ukrainian forces? basically, as putin has already commented on that. so it's like a provocation as something that so—called kyiv regime, i mean, the ukrainian authorities are doing to get themselves into a better position to before the probable possible peace talks. and this is actually the thing where kyiv�*s statements and moscow statements align in a way. so basically, what we hearfrom kyiv is that this operation could be something which could lead to a better position for kyiv at the peace talks. and moscow is now saying the same. but the fact is that vladimir putin warned that russia is not ready to negotiate with kyiv at any point, and even said that specifically that there is nothing to talk about with kyiv. we've often focussed, haven't we, on the capabilities of the ukrainian forces and what

happen, here we saw that there were certain prerequisites, but it was not possible due to the same prigozhin'stures themselves, so to speak, and expectations are excessive, so it is worth preparing and be more pragmatic about the fact that, unfortunately, the kremlin has adapted to the russian war. oh, i would argue with you, but we don't have that much time, i would also ask you about that these sanctions, which many say are not very bright, are sluggish, but the amount of money in russia is not increasing. the 22nd year was the last year when they really made a lot of money because of gas, oil there, well, in short, because of what they have, and once upon a time it was fur and stump and and and wax, i remember, i at school i studied the history of russia, so there was trade there, furs, stumps and wax, now, mr. mykola, it was, it was also during the time of... the cold war there was also a war of attrition and opposition to exhaustion, how did it actually end and how long did it last, how much is the gdp of the soviet union plus a socialist country and how much is the gdp of russia without

remember this person, events a year ago, when the headquarters of the southern command in rostov, yevgeny prigozhinthey are sitting on the porch and otyn burok. and he is also sitting with him, well, you can see him, that is, he remains the deputy minister of defense of the russian federation, that is, this is the current structure that we can see additionally, the headquarters of the kto, which commands this entire operation in the kursk region, is subordinate to the fsb, over the headquarters of the fsb is the personal representative of putin in this rate , oleksii dyumin. to stop, quell the ukrainian offensive in the kursk region. mr. ivan, let's discuss this further, the metropolitan of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, which calls itself simply the uoc, it is also called a branch of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, roc, in ukraine called yesterday's bill, which has now become a law, the communist past, because it is the attempt to... ban the church, the question really is how timely this bill is, whether it does not divide society more than it unites, and also wh

nuclear power plant, who could it be but the russians, here you know, it is remembered how the late, now, prigozhinlear bomb that back in 22 in 2018, they thought, as he said, of detonating somewhere in the voronezh region, but judging by everything, this is still the case... on the idea, which somehow really lives strategically in the heads of russians, to detonate something nuclear on their own territory, but in some kursk region, so what about the new policy? about the border areas, and about those plans that are possible, and about red lines, and about what can and cannot be, that's how it all becomes clear after that, the most that can happen is that it will be blown up... kursk as. well, what can i say? it seems that this is why russian citizens have more to fear than we or anyone else from such conversations and such plans of the russian government. so that there are things and beauty somewhere, such things must be removed somewhere and dumped somewhere. well, what? and yes, residents of the border areas should be afraid russian federation, because it is about them, now there are plans to de

we want from how deep we want to go, so that, as you said, the hike was similar to the influence of prigozhinh it would not be very possible and a good comparison, but in the meantime, the number one task is to show the whole world and, first of all, the peaceful population of the russian federation, which... the current russian government is not that strong, and there are weaknesses that the ukrainian armed forces can use in favor of our victory. mr. general, at the same time , mandatory evacuation is currently being carried out in the sumy region bordering kursk, 23 settlements, and about 600 people, including 425 children. here the question is quite simple, i.e. if and whether russia can accumulate the appropriate potential in order to push the ukrainians back to the border with ukraine, and accordingly, what actions can russia take in the event of an approach to the border with ukraine, to the border with the sumy region? what saves us in this situation is that the length of the russian-ukrainian borders is considerable. and it is too difficult for the russians to cover all areas, after o

the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, who could it be but the russians, you know, it is mentioned how prigozhinr the bomb, which , as he said, was thought to be detonated somewhere in the voronezh region back in 2022, so far, this is the only thought that somehow lives strategically in the minds of the russians to detonate something nuclear on their own territories, in some course area, so it is about the new policy regarding the border areas, and about those plans that are possible, and about the red lines, and about what can and cannot be, and what about after that explains everything. the most that can happen is that the kursk nuclear power plant will be blown up. well, what can i say? it seems that russian citizens should be more afraid of this than we or anyone else from such conversations and from such plans of the russian authorities, so that somewhere the right wing is beautiful, such people must definitely be removed somewhere and dumped somewhere. well, whatever, the residents should be afraid. the border areas of the russian federation, because it is precisely in relation to them tha

federation, because we know something, after all these events of yesterday and the day before yesterday, prigozhin is remembered all the time, who , well, actually, if he wanted to, he would have reached moscow in a couple of days, not meeting on his own no obstacles in the way. well, you know, i have the feeling that if we had a handful of 100,000 personnel and appropriate support there. armored vehicles, then i think that this feat, well, one that the beauty did not undertake at the time, could be repeated, to reach moscow, you mean, of course, well, because, because what is happening inside of this half-empire, actually indicates that there is no control beyond a couple of tens of kilometers from the contact line, then there is simply emptiness, empty... so in russian, that is where everything is done as anyone wants, that is , in fact, this army, whose representative, well , looks, sorry, words, well, it’s already too moronic, well, sorry, i don’t have another word, who can’t read and say something, eh, so smart, wants to emphasize, this shows that this is really a paralysis of the system, and

, these are very unpleasant things, but, well, to say that it is ... the shock that was, say, after prigozhincourse for moscow, and when putin was really afraid and ran away somewhere for a certain period of time, now i have this feeling, well, no less, that people are suffering there in kurshchyna or belohorodshchyna, well, it has absolutely no meaning for them , this is something that is not taken into account at all, so far the situation is such that... although he is nervous, but the control over what is happening, well, in russia as a whole, definitely keeps him. but he worries whether his potential internal enemies will take advantage of this new situation, because they feel that if the ukrainian offensive further, well, the regime will simply collapse by itself, that is, it will not hold out, because you see, behind this border line there is actually a void, that is, if our troops were to advance there with a number of 100,000... military personnel, then i think that their would stop even not in moscow, but outside moscow, because there really is no such thing as crazy defense and so o

not as strong as the head of the kremlin represents, moreover, you remember last year's campaign of prigozhin territory of the russian federation, which also covered all the problems that exist in russia. now, well, let's say this, unknown little men, er, with ukrainian chevrons show that it, this theory is true, that is, russia is not as strong as it seems, and in this sense , putin's russia looks really very insecure, despite the fact that it has been waging a war with ukraine for more than two years, it cannot close the entire line of its border, and this is a very good signal for our many international partners. moreover, in this case, ukraine shows an opportunity, ukraine shows strength, ukraine shows determination, and this means that our western partners should also pay attention to... the subject's position, and this it means that forcing us to sit down at the negotiating table under some pressure is practically impossible. the adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, mykhailo podolyak, believes that the russian reaction to the kurdish operation of the armed forc

more opportunities, including logistical ones. and for the fact that putin began to be frightened by prigozhinith his really enhanced opportunity within this private military company, formally private, it is clear that there was budget money, this leadership was autonomous, that's how it no longer works, when it becomes part of the state bureaucracy, it does not work as a mercenary mechanism. there are discounts until independence day on estef 25% in pharmacies psyllium bam and oschad there are discounts until independence day on doloxen stroenel 10% in pharmacies planznyk bam and oskad have discounts until independence day on eurofast softcaps 10% in pharmacies around... you and oskad. vasyl zima's big broadcast. my name is vasyl zima, this is a big broadcast on the tv channel. two hours of airtime, two hours of your time. my colleagues and i will talk about the most important things. two hours to learn about the war, about the military, frontline, serhiy zgurets and how the world lives. yuri fizery is already in front of me. time to talk about what happened outside of ukraine, yury, good eve

power there will collapse, no, it won't collapse, well, it won't fall like that, it didn't fall. after prigozhin that, it will not directly fall at one moment, it defeats, of course, his personal power, it is also due to its smaller capacity, and it leads us, perhaps most likely, to some form of coup d'état in russia, but such a you know, well, a palace coup, i don't absolutely do not believe that it will be some kind of uprising of the masses, because if you look at the latest polls, well , as much as we can generally assume that... in russia there may be some surveys, but it was conducted on august 9, 11 by the public opinion fund, it was issued literally on the 15th, that is, just about, and what do you think, after everything that happened, only 25% of russians there said that yes, they began to behave worse there, they believe that somehow the authorities are doing something wrong in russian, 25%, what do you to say, it didn't lead to anything. account, i.e. it's not quite something like that, at the same time it should be understood that, for example, one in five russians is generally inte

prigozhin did, he did because he knew what needed to be done in russia, we need to get to moscow, andn now what we are observing in kurshchyna that no one will defend it, no one there is ready to defend their territory, this is not ukraine, and it is necessary to strike at moscow, but it should be done there, first of all, the legion of freedom of russia is there, other russians voluntarily. units, and it is necessary to grow them just a little so that they are able to do this, this is not so much that is still needed to do in this direction. tell me, please, if we're talking, let's talk about lukashenka now, because it's important, there is a certain group there now, from what i read from the military, it's about a thousand-strong group of the belarusian army, plus there is a weight. those that are as close as possible to the borders with ukraine, and there was a statement from the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine that move to a distance that does not allow you to hit ukrainian territory with the means you have of fire damage, well, everything will be fine with you then, well,

very unpleasant things, but, well, to say that this is a shock that... was, let's say, after , how prigozhin set course for moscow, and when putin was really afraid and ran away from them somewhere for a certain period of time, now i have such a feeling, well, no less, i don’t have it, that there, in kurshchyna or belohorod region , people are suffering, well, it has absolutely no meaning for them, it is something that is not taken into account at all attention, so far the situation is such that he is nervous. but he keeps control over what is happening, well, in russia as a whole. well, he is definitely worried whether his potential internal enemies will take advantage of this new situation, because they feel that if the ukrainian offensive continues, the regime will simply collapse on its own. to himself, that is, he can't help himself, because you see. behind this border line , there is actually an emptiness, that is, if our troops were to advance there in the number of 100,000 military personnel, then i think... that they would not even be stopped in moscow, but behind moscow, because th

same time afraid of the collapse of putin's regime, because a year ago... when there was the so-called prigozhin campaign, i remember how many representatives of the west were shocked by how really , how weak the power system in russia really is, how it can quickly crumble in just a few days, and it seems to me that this uncertainty and this state, when they cannot... predict what might happen next take place in russia, they are much more concerned than that ukraine can really show significant results on the battlefield now, unfortunately for us, because they believe that an uncontrolled russia is an even worse russia than that , which is now, that is, they believe that in this case putin is still able to control everything in this country, and in fact, when we saw these footage, when putin went to chechnya, this is another such signal of the west, because they constantly appeal to this, but imagine, they say, if kadyrov has a nuclear bomb, well, that's it there will be, they say, a monkey with a grenade that will run even more around the world and there will be even more threats. and instead of

looks a little bit strange, i remember here another old man, almost kremlinsky, his name was yevgeny prigozhinand there was such a quote, said shortly before his death, the happy grandfather thinks, что ему хорошо, но что делать стране , if suddenly it turns out to be a grandfather complete asshole, i apologize for the direct language, but as they say from the song. you can't mince words, and if we see that the kaderivites never, well , they came under artillery fire near kiev once at the very beginning, we killed a lot of them there, but... not all, but a lot, and since then in a big way the glory of the troops was lost, because everyone fought, except the chechens, and they were photographed, and now i want to say, if someone thinks that the chechens will run to the ukrainian machine guns in the kursk region, well, i have great doubts, that they are so stupid, the more they are subordinated to kadyrov, not yerasimov, so obviously this is a soldier's resource. it will be used precisely to keep power inside, inside russia, in order to hang generals, to hang this patriotic community, which, by

"i understand that they are scared, they are remember this passage, easy, of prigozhin's criminal groupsthe direction of moscow, when the entire power system of russia, including the army, guardsmen and policemen, demonstrated its complete inability to resist such raids, it is clear that for them..." now the fact that ukrainians, or non-ukrainians, or maybe they are some other russian patriots, have passed through and are working in a rather large area, several tens of square kilometers are now on the territory of russia, threatening there, including gas distillation systems, we understand that where the station for measuring pressure and supplying gas is located, then we all... realizing, clearly, that they are afraid, they must react quickly and react in such a way as to reassure the russian population that everything is under control. despite the two-day work with the information space, often contradicting each other, we see that they did not manage to do it either yesterday or today. that is, it is clear that the national security council of russia, they are the national security cou

stylish towns at a distance of 15-20 km simply do not exist, and ukraine can repeat what we saw with prigozhin'sony, when his column calmly, without any tension, took control of the city in which it was located the entire headquarters of the rostov military district and the column almost reached the tula, so i think that if ukraine set itself the goal of ... a combat raid of a combat brigade on the enemy's rear, it would be great. mr. general, judging by putin's reaction, he did not expect such a development of events, and this means that they did not prepare at all for the fact that the territory of the russian federation, the war that they started in ukraine in 2014 could come to the territory of the russian federation, after 10 years, this war has already come there, whether they feel it or not do russians understand what is happening in their state, well, as of the present moment, except of course the residents of the suzhan district and in the kursk region in general, or can this affect psychologically, on russians in other regions, will they understand what is happening? unfortunately no.

we saw even when prigozhin was advancing on the kremlin, he disappeared for two days, yes, then he just walked out, it was like that, by the way, when there were troubles, he was still a young man, but i i remember, uh... when the submarine chauvin course sank, uh, it's physiological for putin, he can't where, as they say, lost face, he can't listen to it, he can't be on the air where he's uncomfortable , he shakes the chairs like that, and that's why it's him, well, that's how he shows his actual, well, i think what psychologists would say, he shows his panic, his, maybe not panic, but his unpleasant feelings, he there, like , wait, wait, you can’t in front of people on the air, there, like, about what’s bad, maybe ours is only about the good, by the way, this is very similar to president putin, another president, president zelensky, here they are similar, like two narcissists, also non-acceptance, categorical non-acceptance of some unpleasant information, and so... well, showing their discomfort, yes, they both cannot hide it, so , somewhere, somewhere approximately, but please tell m

these are very unpleasant things, but, well, to say that it is a shock, er, which was, let's say, after prigozhin took a course on moscow, and when putin was really afraid and fled somewhere and disappeared for a certain period of time. now i have such a feeling, well, no less, that people are suffering there in kurshchyna or belohorodshchyna, well, it has absolutely no meaning for them, it is something that is not taken into account at all, so far the situation is like this, that although he is nervous, he is definitely worried about the control over what is happening, well, in russia as a whole. will not his potential internal enemies take advantage of this new situation, because they feel that if the ukrainian offensive continues, then the regime will simply collapse by itself, that is, it will not hold out, because you see, behind this border line there is actually an emptiness, that is, if our troops were to advance there in the number of 100 thousand military personnel... then i think that they would not even be stopped in moscow, but behind moscow, because there really is nothing there , w

the further they go into the russian federation, and it is very reminiscent of this campaign of prigozhinr, when they went to moscow, they traveled several hundred kilometers there and no one could resist them, well, let's be a little optimistic, as far as resistance is concerned, there is resistance, if there was no resistance, then probably they would have taken the course. and we would reach the kursk nuclear power station, in the meantime there is a serious problem, and the most important thing is, uh, they will allow us to enter, as far as we can enter, there is a problem of getting a result, so far everything is based on certain errors, but in the meantime, success that it's a success... united states of america matthew. stated that the united states has not received any warnings from ukraine about any operations in russia's kursk region. let's hear what matthew miller had to say. ukraine does not inform us about its exact tactics before its implementation. there is nothing unusual in this. this is the war they are waging. we give them the tools and we advise them, but when it comes

not as strong as the head of the kremlin represents, moreover, you remember last year's campaign of prigozhine territory of the russian federation, which also exposed all the problems, which exist in russia, now, well... let's say the unknown little men with ukrainian chevrons show that this theory is valid, that is, russia is not as strong as it seems, and in this sense, putin's russia looks really so insecure, despite the fact that it has been waging a war with ukraine, it cannot close the entire line. its own border, and this is a very good signal for our many international partners, moreover, ukraine shows opportunities in this case, ukraine shows strength, ukraine shows determination, and this means that our western partners must take into account this subjective position, which means that it is practically impossible to force us to sit down at the negotiating table, under which... with pressure. the adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, mykhailo podolyak, believes that the reaction of the russians to the kurdish operation of the armed forces of ukraine demonstra

that i am i have already seen and read everything somewhere, namely for about a year therefore, during prigozhin'sing, which... at first they even called it a revolution, well , in fact, there were reasons to talk even about the beginning of revolutionary events, but they also talked about the collapse of the putin regime, about the split of russia, so i see that now a new wave has started, i i think that it would be best for us to be realistic now, to be strict pragmatists so that we can not fall into euphoria, but clearly plan the possible consequences, well, let's look objectively, the results of sociology show that putin's regime... press strong enough today, i don’t want to overestimate there, but today there is no infiltration of the opposition, the opposition is decapitated, and it is unlikely that the new leaders who are now, the leaders of the opposition who are currently abroad, there from a quiet, calm germany, they will be able to influence there the political process in russia, in the same way there are no influential russian media, independent media, no... influential leaders of loca

left of him, as you say, so that of course, you have to pay for everything and for... the fact that prigozhinan to scare putin with his really enhanced opportunity within the framework of this private military company, formally private, it is clear that there was budget money, this leadership was autonomous, so it no longer works, when it becomes part of the state bureaucracy, it does not work as a mercenary mechanism. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news feed reports about them, but... it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand it. antin borkovskyi and invited experts are sober evaluate events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 1:10 p.m., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso. saturday political club, on spresso, my name is khrystyna yatskiv, and this is our conversation with portnikov , we have the opportunity to analyze important events and important topics for another 10 minutes. one of the most important is the topic of negotiations, negotiations, the

what was left of it, as you say, so of course, you have to pay for everything, and for the fact that prigozhinan to scare putin with his really enhanced opportunity within the framework of this private military company, formally private, clearly there was budget money, this leadership was autonomous, that's how it no longer works when it becomes. state bureaucracy, it does not work as a mechanism of hiring, allergy is not overcome by a lion. citrilev neo protects against the most common allergens. there are discounts up to 30% on dolgit cream gel until independence day in psyllanyk bam and oskad pharmacies. do you suffer from heartburn? i recommend izoto. isoto interacts with acid. in the stomach, which leads to to reduce the symptoms of heartburn, your water, if you are worried about heartburn, there are discounts until independence day on baneocin 20% in pharmacies, plantain, bam and save. vasyl zema's big broadcast, my name is vasyl zima, it's a big broadcast on the espresso tv channel, two hours of air time, two hours of your time, my colleagues and i will talk about the most important thi

formations that are trying to change the government in the russian federation, you can also mention prigozhin'spaign, i think that he inspired a lot of people in russia itself, i think that there will definitely be more people who want to continue this every day more. well , fedor, you are not a diplomat, but your answers are quite diplomatic. thank you very much. fedor is guilty. people's deputy, servant of the people and representative of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence. well, we continue the topic of education, which we have already started talking about with fedor venislavskyi, is indeed a graduate in ukraine. university students who have a limited military card cannot enter the master's program, the fact is that the reserve plus for them gives an error, it does not pull up the data of these people, and they tell us about this themselves, they must now update the data in the tsk, they don't want to go to tsc, because , well, it's quite legal, judging by the existing conflict in the legislation, they can be mobilized. we talked to a guy named danil brovko, he is

rear towns. at a distance of 15-20 km simply does not exist, and ukraine can repeat what we saw with prigozhin when his column calmly, without any tension, took control of the city in which the entire headquarters of the rostov military district was located, and the column almost it reached the tula, so i think that if ukraine set itself the goal of a combat raid of a combat brigade. behind enemy lines, it would be great, mr. general, judging by putin's reaction, he did not expect such a development, and this means that they did not prepare at all for the fact that the territory of the russian federation, the war that they started in ukraine in 2014 , after 10 years this war has already come there. do russians feel and understand what is happening in their country, well , as of the present moment, well, except , of course, the residents of... dzhansky district and in the kurdish region in general, or whether it can have a psychological effect on russians in other regions, or whether they will understand what is happening? unfortunately, no, unfortunately, they do not understand anything, and a