in fact , russia needs to be dismembered and plundered.ilai doesn't work. then you need to sow confusion. i want to emphasize that we regard any outside interference, provocations with the aim of causing interethnic or interreligious conflicts as aggressive actions against our country, as an attempt to again throw terrorism and extremism at russia as a tool to fight us. and we, in accordance with this, accordingly... we have a large, diverse country , in this diversity, cultures, traditions, customs, our strength, a huge competitive advantage, potential, we must constantly strengthen it, cherish it, cherish it - this is a diverse consent, our common heritage , i draw attention to this, the leaders of all subjects of the federation and i read here on the authority of the shepherds of our traditional religions, on the responsibility of all political forces and public organizations, i think that we we all remember, we need to remember the lessons of the revolution of 1917 and the subsequent civil war, the collapse of the ussr in 1991. it woul

, all what a cross over russia, russia according to its constitution, it is in principle... a secular not some religious, you know, well, i don't know, not a caliphate, after all, this is not the vatican, it is an absolutely secular state , in which, as its official propaganda claims, again, as its president claims, they all have equal denominations, he meets with everyone, 800 mosques were built and so on and so on , in practice we see that even some small occurrence somewhere on one bill of the crescent moon caused just such a scandal with various different explanations that it was all arranged incorrectly there, that there is no of christ in the church, but it was necessary for him to be, that something is wrong, then what is the problem, why can't it be, well, if, again, if kiselyov said very recently in other programs that islam in general - it is such a religion that is inherent in russia, with which russia has always lived, then why can't there be a crescent moon on one of the bills, well, if it is so, and no, it turns out not , it turns out that as soon as they started to intr

, entered the public chamber of russia.y puchkov, violinist pyotr lunstrom and writer sergei lukyanenko. the chamber also included its current members, cardiac surgeon leu bakeria, head of the rhythmic gymnastics federation irina winnerner, singer diana gurtskaya, grand master sergei koryakin, pilot konstantin eroshenko and others. the work priorities of the new staff were formed back in june, the key issues being related to the special military operation in ukraine. vladimir putin today especially noted the work of the public chamber in the processes of providing assistance to military personnel and their families. the public chamber pays special attention to the integration of new regions of russia. my colleague elizaveta khramtsovay will tell you more about everything. elizaveta, greetings, tell us the results of the meeting between the president and members of the public. tatyana, hello, it was a very eventful meeting, more details about everything. unity, what has distinguished the multinational people of russia for ma

lavov and russia? you you know, i absolutely agree, it's a shame that apart from the baltic states and ukraine, who announced before the day of this event that at the ministerial level, they would not participate there, and they made a pretty pretty important argument that russia is actually destroying these instruments, and i would like it, as it seems, litovsky, the minister of foreign affairs, said that we, this organization should work to protect ourselves from russia and act against russia, because it is a threat, unfortunately, they actually gave mr. lavrov an opportunity, a platform to continue this propaganda , wars, propaganda of anti-western, let's say, vision of the world and the situation, he actually , after announcing his propaganda speech, gathered from there, that is, those who said that it is very good that with the russians there is a platform where you can talk about controversial issues . since obsee was created in order to solve european security issues, they clearly tried to cover

and it must be the same that russia gets out of ukraine, which russia has illegally occupied june. the west with tend to forget what was just before this war. and there was an ultimatum by bloody met, 14 extra nato. what she basically said, get back, pull back, where you were 1997. so the whole of central and eastern europe should get out of nato and be neutral. so to say, and this would mean that russia will dominate the euro pen continent, and that's still the goal. but because of what would need to happen in order for ukraine to really achieve a breakthrough with the current conditions, with the current support and with the current perspectives, especially in the us. well, there are 2 elements. the 1st is quantitative support. there's insufficient those lack of quantity of what's been deliver uh we saw a concentration or replenishment of ukrainian forces by especially eastern a central european allies using old soviet equipment. they still have left over from nate. the translation to nature equipment ornate, has found the best of equipment that was delivered and kept you praying

will be ruined. to make a decision, and for the jewish residents of russia, who still remained in russia, to leave the country, it is a rather difficult decision, very many cannot do it for certain reasons reasons, but it’s worth thinking about what might happen, i know what the regional committee calls a nazi, nazi conspiracy , well, it’s no longer news to blame ukraine and the united states for everything, including, for example, blaming the fact that, for example, said that what was happening on october 7 was the result of politics. i try not to express myself emotionally, so i will not go into this topic in order not to use normative language, thank you mr. david for the conversation, this was david sharp, israeli military expert, army serviceman of israel in 1993-1997, friends, we are working. live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on youtube, please like our video, it deserves it, and take part in our survey, today we you we ask about this, is putin a threat to the world, yes, no, or your answer, please writ

and it must be the same that russia gets out of ukraine, which russia has a legally occupied gender. westwood tend to forget what was just before this war, and there was an ultimatum by flooding that 14 extra nato. what she basically said, get back, pull back, where you were 1997. so the whole of central and eastern europe should get out of nato and be neutral. so to say, and this would mean that russia will dominate the european continent. and that's still the goal, but because of what would need to happen in order for ukraine to really achieve a breakthrough with the current conditions, with the current support and with the current perspectives, especially in the us. well, there are 2 elements. the 1st is quantitative support. there's insufficient those lack of quantity of what's been delivered. we saw a conservation or up to replenishment of ukrainian forces by especially eastern and central european allies using old soviet equipment. they still have left over from nate to transition to nature equipment or ne, to stand on the bus them equipment that was delivered and kept you trai

, russia has sold itself completely to them, putin handed over russia to china, putin handed over russiapletely, with the arctic route, with its resources, with everything, with his minimal assets left in the middle east or somewhere else in africa, he will turn everything over to china, you see, that everything will remain... well, i don’t know if he is an agent of china, maybe they recruited him, i have the impression that the chinese could have simply recruited him, and as a result he works for them, so now there is no question about it, absolutely, it is clear that china wants a bipolar world , perhaps it is easier to live this way, bearing in mind the previous period of the cold war, when this logic was applied to many countries at that time, and in principle the world is difficult, but living in such conditions, somehow they got used to it, two... large groups, plus the countries of the so- called third world, well, somehow they lived, ah then, this one, not a complete mind, the dictator took, dragged the war into europe, simply took it by the ear, dragged the war into europe, and

of russia for ukraine?well, for this we need to have a common vision together with our partners, what it is, what is a victory for ukraine, what is a victory of the free world and what is the defeat of the russian federation, i have my own understanding of what it should look like, but obviously, today we have heads of state who offer, well, their own vision of a peace formula, and obviously, everyone, well , the whole world has reasons, due to the fact that this is the president of the country, has to...' take this opinion into account or not take it into account, agree or disagree and work around what the president of ukraine is proposing today, but yes, we have to agree with primarily with our partners and allies as it should be look like the defeat of the russian federation, the biggest problem today is that there is no unity in the approach that ukraine must win and that we need to ... help until ukraine wins, because of the fact that we value extremely, extremely that they are helping us and we very m

russia will rely on age-old values ​​that cannot be uprooted. people showed fidelity to traditions during the great patriotic war. and now independence is being defended by participants in a military special operation. vladimir putin spoke today to the participants of the world russian people's council about the mission of our country, about what makes it strong in the face of trials, about what the future is impossible without. oleg shishkin listened. heavenly king. this is already a tradition. open the meeting of the world russian folk cathedral prayer in the hall of the state kremlin palace representatives of various religious denominations, scientists, entrepreneurs, delegations of russian communities from all over the world, which, according to the head of state, are united by serving their homeland. i know that many representatives of the global russian people’s council are now in the donbass in new russia, among volunteers and volunteers, in the ranks of military units. together with their comrades, millions of people in the donetsk and l

would respond to this, not how russia will like it, yes, but how russia will respond to it , i repeato not be mistaken about the true motivations of the intentions of certain politicians of the kisinger generation, but this was the time of the cold war and before that a lot... there was a bet on victory over the enemy, now we see exactly the opposite; that generation is gone, the current generation is no match, forgive me, please, is not suitable for those who determined the face of the world during times of confrontation, and i can say there is only the deepest regret about this, because what is happening now in the world, and this is a severe shock, comparable, well, i don’t know with the cuban missile crisis with some other complete collapses in international relations, this current situation, threats to all humanity, all this is generated by those who have stopped asking the question, what will the other side say about this? this is what i mainly want to talk to you about, we will return to the issue of kisennichali at the end of the program, but now i wanted to talk to you about

the book is called the history of russia. it is a rather large book.t we should be done regarding russia, i will send it to you as a gift, from it you can get a different point of view, if you don’t mind, i would like to support you due to the fact that a lot of dirt is being poured on you, as you know, many african countries too receive some products from russia, i think this is normal if they are not related to the war. moreover, if money from russia goes to the estonian budget, it can be used to support other countries , so this does not mean that you support russia, thank you for your kind words, i must first of all say that this is a big, big scandal, but my husband has no ties to russia, but you know how difficult it is. case, i enjoyed our conversation, i really liked our conversation, with the media, it’s quite difficult, but in any case, and i hope that this is not our last conversation, and i’ll send you a book, okay , okay, thank you, thank you, bye-bye, 26 million people, losses of the soviet union in the great patriotic war , well, in any

now we see completely different players, and china seems to be a small american strategy to contain russia in ukraine, what can we expect, or there will be, for example, a repeat of what we saw in the middle east, when the united states made it very clear to ... and iran, that the american aircraft carrier groups did not just come close to the coast, and if the ayatollah government wants to raise the level, then the united states will find a very clear missile response. the main competition in today's world is usually between the united states, with its post-war view of open markets, free trade, and expanding political and economic freedoms, and china, which wants more state control and wants to be able to set new rules that will allow beijing to have much more control over other countries, not to mention the taiwan question. returning to close combat groups was intended to send a message to hezbollah and her patron of iran that if you expand the war in the israeli gaza strip, the united states will not hesitate to respond. and such retaliation will most likely deal a debilitating blow to

russia's advanced missile technology. at the u.n., two weeks ago president yun about south korea and its allies will not stand idly by and we must not. i look forward to recommendations from our witnesses as to what we can do together. among the steps, we should take is to better enforce the existing u.s. and international sanctions against the d prk including the provision of the bipartisan act which i offered a couple of years ago and took effect in 2019, that law put additional teeth into the sanctions regime applying secondary sanctions against foreign banks and entities that violate them. the sanctions regime has been subject to leakage, in fact the united nations has identified a variety of schemes the d prk is using to evade sanctions and some of the firms aiding and abetting them in that effort. north korea's theft of cryptocurrency to fund its illegal weapons programs is another area we must do more to monitor and crackdown on. we must also do more to shine a light on the horrendous human rights abuses taking pla

given russia and china's opposition. second consider a new declaratory policy to neutralize dprk icbm launches including the possibility of preemptive action. this is a risky policy but it would be aimed at deterring further testing by dprk. third consider south korean lethal assistance to ukraine. south korean president yun has stated that north korea's provision of lethal assistance to russia is a direct threat to south korea's security. south korea thus far has provided humanitarian assistance and indirect lethal support through third parties like poland and the united states fourth consider enhance south korea cooperation with a should russia provide nuclear submarine technology to north korea? this might be considered a response south korea has world class port facilities that could be nuclear certified. and then finally, frame choices for china beijing remains ambivalent about this new cooperation between pyongyang and moscow. the united states should make clear to china that it cannot use north korea as a vehicle

soros, who openly hates russia, often attended the open russia event in as an honored guest, he calledgs became too obvious, the liberals' main donor tried to play hero again by shutting down the card, as the fund was called, himself. open russia is closed to protect its participants. from illegal persecution. this happened in the spring of twenty-one, but there is one point, at the same time alexei navalny’s anti-corruption fund submitted an annual report to the tax service, the american one, because a subsidiary structure was registered there, it turned out that khodorkovsky only officially allocated a million dollars, although the report was publicly published only in september twenty. the americans said that all this time, quote, they were processing information. anti-corruption foundation. alexei navalny’s fund was only 22% financed from donations from sympathetic citizens, the remaining 78% was contributed by the fund’s employees themselves in the period from 1917 to 2020. businessman evgeny chichvarkin and philanthropist boris zimin. as the financial resources at artie’s disposa

the west against russia, so that russia would respond in a mirror to the ukrainian counter-offensives a great, great superiority not only in numbers, but in air defense, for some reason , knowing you, i don’t think you’ll say, let ’s rush into such an offensive, right? yes, absolutely not, it’s better for the military to know when to organize an offensive, to what extent, with what forces, what for this, i’m talking about something completely different, we didn’t use colossal things, this is a completely different question, including in relations with our other partners in multipolar world, we have not yet put forward a clear, clear, consistent program, we will now be the leaders of brix, we must offer them a worldview, we must offer them one, then there will be... a world order in which this hegemony will not exist, and this is a conflict, we cannot satisfy the west’s desire to preserve hegemony and fight this hegemony , depending on how much we like them, we don’t like them, if they destabilize this hegemony, they are our friends, we must give them bonuses, we must invite them here

russia convenes the un security council.n goal is to discuss the alleged persecution of the russian church in ukraine. this was reported in the secretariat of the security council. they will also talk about human rights and international humanitarian law in connection with the full-scale russian invasion. assistant secretary-general for human rights ilse bruns kerris is expected to report from the un. let me remind you that the russian federation is convening a meeting of the security council of the united nations for the third time, precisely on church issues. memory of heroes that will live forever. relatives of fallen defenders from the white church organized a memorial exhibition in one of the oldest churches. more details in the material of my colleagues. ammunition boxes that have become symbols of memories of fallen soldiers. relatives heroes of the white church created an exhibition of drops of memory to commemorate their feat. everything that is here, they arranged with their own hands. for the first time, the memor

their goal is not to fight, but to try to destabilize russia. plan , according to experts, may include four points: organizing battles of russian extremists on the territory of ukraine, creating... illusions of success of these battles through terrorist attacks in the belgorod and bryansk regions, killing ideologists russian spring, an attempt to create extremist sentiments in russian social networks. panomariov legalizes the terrorist attacks of the ukrainian special services in the eyes of the world community, attributing their execution to outside forces. he called the murder of daria dugina and vladlen tatarsky the work of certain russian terrorists, and zelensky, the patron of the national battles, also called the events in dagestan internal russian xenophobia. journalists from the washington post found out that many murders and sabotage in russia, which were considered the settling of internal scores was arranged by the ukrainian special services with zelsky's intelligence, the cia trained the ukrainians, this time they miscalculated, they

to russia until it does pay. so we have leverage in this discussion. >> do you know that putin is unlikely then to pay for the damage he's done, and will continue to use russia's veto power in the un to block traditional mechanisms for compensation. do you agree the u.s. and our allies and partners should consider all options to ensure russia pays rather than taxpayers in this situation? >> yes. >> great. so just again, want to encourage us to be able to continue to take up this repo act. i think it is an important piece of legislation. also, assistant secretary o'brien, a couple weeks ago in our black sea submit hearing, we discussed the dangers of the people's republic of china involvement in ukraine reconstruction. obviously, this would go against our interests and those of our allies and partners. the prc would use its involvement to collect intelligence on ukraine and foreign supplied military capabilities as well as the intellectual property. they steal from all around the world already. they would do that

, russia has sold itself completely to them, putin handed over russia to china, putin handed over russiay, with the arctic route, with its resources, with with everything, with his minimal assets that remained in the middle east or somewhere else, in africa, he will hand everything over to china, you see, it will all remain, but i don't know if he is an agent of china. maybe they recruited him? i have the impression that the chinese could simply recruit him and as a result he works for them therefore, now there is absolutely no question about it. it is clear that china wants a bipolar world. perhaps it is easier to live this way, bearing in mind the previous period of the cold war, when this logic was applied to many countries at the time, and in principle the world was difficult, but living in such conditions, somehow we got used to

russia. have you flown before? i haven’t done a lot of things before, and then i did, it’s a dream, but fly with me, you’ll promise now and won’t take it, i won’t take it, i’ve been waiting all my life when we can just talk to you, you don’t want anyone hear, except for yourself, you can’t put it off, we’re preparing a flight, it’s hard to keep up with a person, dad, i want to come to you. who is trying to catch the wind, every day i write a letter to him, and then, when he returns, i give him mine, and he gives me his, i’m going into the storm, why are you bothering me, what do you want, let him go, where, everyone i worry when he leaves, but he comes back, he promised me, the wind remover, come on, fedor, hold on. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, serious amounts, there is a clear and clear signal in russia, at what point will you say everything, i did everything i could in this project, i will never say whether russian i

in russia, by 2030, 850,000 new specialists in the field of high technologies will be trained.f the national project data economy , at least a thousand it startups will receive support. this was stated by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko. according to his artificial intelligence, the russian economy will be replenished with 11 rubles. data is actively generated in all sectors of the economy and social sphere. and our russian data market is one of the fastest and prospects. according to expert forecasts, by the thirtieth year the volume of turnover of the data economy in russia will reach approximately 800 billion rubles. rosselkhozbank filed was one of the demands of the russian side. and now footage from the government house. dear imam ali sharipovich, i am sincerely glad to see you again, welcome to the house of the government of the russian federation. i remember with warmth the conversation with you in march, during my visit to dushanbe, and i ask you to take this opportunity to convey your best wishes to my colleague, we commend the prime minister of tajikistan: t

russia was under pressure to supply even some types of weapons, but today there is no question of thisatisfied with these gray imports, whether through kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, others , former soviet republics, and this satisfies them in principle, but they will draw kazakhstan more strongly into their orbit, this is a very important task for russia today. everyone knows, today, that putin is under threat of arrest by the hague tribunal, this is the moment , russia, putin is personally trying to use the fact that i am free, i am being met like this, and i am sure that according to these protocols - russia very much insisted on the fact that putin was met by such a person was important for him today, but i am sure that the external, here are these indicative moments with sides of kazakhstan, they are not connected at all, that is, with the real actions of kazakhstan on the international arena, before that macron was with us, scholz was actively carrying out the activities of the european union in central asia, as you know, biden hosted... all the presidents of the central asian republics

russia is a country of which we are proud.ook with pride forward, creating new paths in the oceans and overcoming gravity. we are proud of our successes, but we never rest on our laurels. discover the achievements of our country, come to the russia forum exhibition. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in russia there is a clear and clear signal, at what point will you say, i did everything in this project? everything i could, i will never say whether russian industry is capable replace foreign suppliers, it is necessary to mobilize all resources, give me a recipe, in general, this is how to achieve what you have achieved, it seems to you that you are on top of the world, got up, dusted yourself off, is russia ready to change, is there a revolution taking place in any structure?

russia never fell to its knees. this weapon struck us ourselves.ions. at the same time, the russian economy not only learned to survive, but also adapted under the conditions of sanctions. in fact, they became a powerful impetus for its development. about deputy prime minister alexei overchuk stated this at the eurasian economic forum. this entire year passed under the sign of izad’s sanctions, which were aimed at destroying. economy. our country has become the world record holder for sanctions, leaving iran and north korea far behind; they are probably jealous of us. by and large, we are no longer interested in one more or one less sanctions. under the conditions of sanctions, our economy has learned not just to survive, not just learned to live, but we have learned to develop. according to deputy prime minister, many industries under sanctions will only... strengthen their technological independence; as an example, he cited the production of new domestic aircraft, dry superjet and ms-21. the production of computers and electronics has accelerated

in fact need to dismember and plunder russia?ilai doesn't work, then you need to shine the turmoil. i want to emphasize that any outside interference or provocation is intended to provoke. we regard interethnic or interreligious conflicts as aggressive actions against our country, as an attempt to once again throw terrorism and extremism at russia as a tool to fight us. and we will react accordingly. we must remember the lessons of the 1917 revolution and the subsequent civil war, the collapse of the ussr in 1991. it would seem so many years passed, but people living now, of all nationalities, even those born in the 21st century, are still, even decades later, paying for the miscalculations made then , for indulging in separatist illusions and ambitions, for the weakness of the central government, for the policy of artificial, violent division of the great russian nation, after the collapse of the russian empire and the soviet union , bloodshed is not only still smoldering, but sometimes. we will never forget these mistakes and s

by the way, russia has never refused peace negotiations with ukraine, this is not russia, but ukraineblicly announced that it is withdrawing from the negotiation process, and moreover, a decree, a decree of the head of state, was signed , prohibiting such negotiations with russia , well, in this synchronicity, he was broader there, he compared history with... ukraine with hamas, which they say, you see, people are being killed there, and ukrainians were killing people in donbas, well, that is, he drew some such strange parallels, although the same joseph biden clearly said that there is no difference between putin and hamas, because they are fighting against democracy, against democratic countries, that putin, in general, came to this virtual platform of the g20 and that he spoke. doesn't this mean that the world is starting this process of rehabilitation, putin on the international arena, because actually giving a word, any word, including an exculpatory one, to a murderer and a person who is now grinding the european state to powder, isn't this already a step toward meeting putin an

in russia , believers of all traditional confessions enjoy the support of the state.y guests from arab countries, for example, the president said, are surprised by the number of mosques and spiritual centers built in our country. and what did we see in these in this story , and these are quite interesting phenomena, because on the one hand, it seems like an official, well, well, first of all, when there is a cross on... and all that, what a cross on russia? according to its constitution, russia is basically a secular state, that is, it is not some religious, you know, well, i don’t know, there, not a caliphate, after all, it is not the vatican, it is an absolutely domestic state in which, as its official propaganda claims, again, as the president claims, her, they all have the same denomination there, he meets with everyone, 8,000 swords were built and so on and so on. and in practice, we see that even some small appearance somewhere on one bill of the crescent just caused a scandal with various different explanations that it everything was arranged incorrectly there,

but russia is prisons.rns out that russia needs to be decolonized today, in fact, what they need is, in fact, they need to dismember and plunder russia, it doesn’t work, then they need to sow confusion, again, like a century ago, united by russophobia the west is taking up proven weapons, russia said putin remembers the lessons of 1917 and the civil war that followed. it would seem that so many years have passed, but people of all nationalities living now, even those born in the 21st century, are still, even decades later, paying for the miscalculations made then, for indulging separatist illusions and ambitions, for the weakness of the central government, for the policy of artificial , the violent division of the great russian nation, the triune people, russians, belarusians, ukrainians, the bloody hotbeds that arose after the collapse of the russian empire and the soviet union are not only still smoldering, but sometimes flare up with renewed vigor. these iran’s will not be caught for a long time; we will

, if either the russian sphere of influence or novorossiya so-called, becomes part of russia, and thet remains in ukraine is included with ukraine, belarus, and russia in the union state, does russia have the strength for this, well, no, so any defeat of this type, anyway achievable in its putin interpretation. uh, anyway, even the biggest defeat of ukraine will be, if we say that the front is falling there, ukrainian troops are retreating there, they will mean that russia can seize another part of the ukrainian regions there, this is an absolute tragedy, but we are discussing the option of defeat now, but still it will not be able to , it does not have the resources to seize ukraine as such and destroy the ukrainian state, if russian troops stand for months near... bakhmut or storm avdiivka for weeks, these are small cities, you see, uh, if they could not hold their position near kherson and such otherwise, it means that they still have limited opportunities , that is, they are opportunities, of course, there is a task, an immediate threat, the capital of ukraine, some kind of strate

if russia was the one making such statements, russia has never made and will not make any such statements. why not? because we're better or worse. but this is very important because we know what it is all about. because we are part of the international mechanisms and organizations that regulate this fear because we have academic knowledge because in our schools, kids are taught history. he's not falsified. but the true one. look at the tragedy of hiroshima and nagasaki. the 2 japanese cities that the usa attacked with nuclear bombs, they became victims of an attack. that was the 1st and i hope the last ever case of nuclear weapons being used in warfare. the united states of america used it against people who lived in those cities, from the military standpoint, using nuclear weapons at that point, made no sense already. tactically or strategically. obviously, the united states dropped nuclear bombs on august saki and hiroshima, in revenge for pearl harbor for what the japanese army did to the american military early in the war. but the victims of the hiroshima and nagasaki attacks were not

kazakhstan in relation to russia. soviet weapons on the territory of kazakhstan. we understand that putin needs ammunition. and the second point is an attempt by russia to promise certain commercial, let's say, directions, it is about uranus in particular. how do you think such cases will be resolved? especially with artillery supplies, there is such a problem, right? the entire territory of the former soviet republics, and even the eastern european republics, as you know, on the eve of the aggression in ukraine, russia took a number of actions through the special services to destroy artillery depots there, in my opinion bulgaria, yes there was an incident, there were also in some republics, including kazakhstan, we had two very serious - extraordinary incidents on this issue, warehouses burned down in orysia, that is , in the chemken region and in another territory, and there are quite serious reasons to suggest that in connection with all these cases of destruction of huge warehouses of artillery ammunition, as well

and with the understanding that we cannot rebuild or rebuild anything with russia, ms.a, look, this is such a strange story, i will take a little of your time, there was information from russia that allegedly ukraine supplies weapons to hamas and did supply them, i was surprised by this not because it is a lie, because we are used to it, but what she was not caught by this lie, usually something is said in moscow, and then the whole world... london, and washington, and berlin, and kyiv, and tel aviv, and jerusalem are also shouting, oh, look, but now somehow it has passed by the ears, the israeli press is writing about it, something is known about it, i will just say for the audience that indeed, the russians began to fan the story that the ukrainians supposedly secretly supplied weapons in this way, so it is even worse that the americans allegedly give the ukrainians... and the ukrainian scoundrels, the generals, resell these weapons, which means to hamas. how much is this even about anything about it in israel? i will say yes, journalists in israel and hebrew-language

anti-russian, even said openly hostile, openly hostile, and russia’s actions , demonstration actionst the reunification of crimea with russia, this is also a very serious stage in changing the system of relations that existed before in the world, we see that firstly, the fantastic growth of china, economic, technological , chinese transnational companies... are becoming competitors of american and european companies, despite the fact that over the years they have developed at the expense of the fact that they were built into the value chains that were formed by western companies. but they were able to reach a completely new level of technological development and begin to fight for those markets that were previously dominated by western companies. if we look at larger, global economic trends, we will see that many areas of industrial production, sectors of the economy, they are in to a significant extent, they are already dominant in them. china, from india, from southeast asian countries, from turkey, from iran and brazil and this is exactly the deep essence of the formation of a pol

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kamchatka has the largest population in russia of wild brown bears. in a few seconds, you and i will be watching an incredible sunrise, because kamchatka is called the side of sunrises for a reason. we wake up earlier than everyone else in... our entire big country, we wake up 9 hours earlier than the capital, 10 hours earlier than kaliningrad, well, that’s why the days of the regions here at the exhibition begin with kamchatka, and we are now russia, we are now getting there into a volcanic cave, and then we have a unique opportunity to get as close as possible to the volcano’s crater, please tell us which pulkan is depicted here, how old is it, the last time this velyuchensky volcano erupted was in 8050 bc, so this is now restored computer graphics, but while we are communicating, and now we are returning to kazakhstan, there is a live broadcast on our channel, a joint forum of our countries, over the years, only the pandemic became the reason why our annual meeting could not take place, the forum has become a strong and good tradition of the two st

of sanctions policy against russia.n foreign minister. said the group was going to discuss what it called a winter safety net for ukraine. against the backdrop of how kiev is preparing for a second winter and russian attacks on energy infrastructure. ukraine remains a top priority on the g7 agenda; if we weaken our support for ukraine, russia will not hesitate to take advantage of this, which will lead to dire consequences for ukraine and europe. the show of support comes as the ukrainian counter-offensive that began in the summer has stalled, and president zelski has met with several western leaders to ease conflict fatigue. they wanted to convey the message that ukraine had not been overshadowed by this terrible conflict in the middle east , which had attracted so much diplomatic effort, and with japan being the host country, it was expected that the main focus of the summit would be china and the region as a whole. it turned out that the potential conflict between china and taiwan, as well as the consequences of this

sergey, russia has been blackmailing everyone for a long time with everything, including the fact that it will actually block the work of the osce, because this structure, built on the principle, on the principle of consensus, one country raises its hand against, the decision is not taken , in fact, this blackmail is, well, you know, one of the foundations of russian foreign policy, in principle, with what it took and takes the western world. to the western world, this bubble, which is called obsie, is surprisingly still needed. true, it has no practical significance, for many, many years, it has not fulfills its, not a single function, which, which were still prescribed in the helsinki final act of 1975, then, when it moved from a conference to an organization, nothing changed, because there this principle blocks everything that is needed for a normal , the safe development of this entire space , and therefore, they are trying, well, at least somehow somehow to keep this bubble still afloat, because if it acts differently, it will really cease its physical existence, and precisely bec

russia and kazakhstan. from this meeting, in which putin and takaev took part via video link, the program of the stay began russian president in astana. the theme of the forum taking place in kostan is agriculture - the basis of a strong economy, but the range of issues discussed is of course much wider. our mutual trade turnover with kazakhstan in 2022 increased by more than 10%. kasym zhaman kilevich said that it’s somewhere around 27 billion. according to our statistics, 28.2 billion dollars. russia is one of the largest investors in the kazakh economy. and the total volume of russian capital investments is a little less, a little more modest, according to our statistics, too, here is my friend and colleague kasamzhaman kiryavich said that this is 20 more than 20 billion. according to our estimates, somewhere a little more than 17 billion. but in principle, this is a good figure and a good trend. then vladimir putin and kasym dzhamart takaev had a conversation in the format of bilateral negotiations, the

did not want war, russia raised the main question of war, and you are right when russia raised the issue it was said by arakhami, and we don’t trust russia, but i looked and thought, wait, let’s model it theoretically. so, they ask you to make a decision on a neutral status, yes , changes to the constitution are necessary, of course, they are necessary, but you made these changes, of course, remove the troops, withdraw the troops. zaporozhye, kherson, donetsk regions, because these territories at that time were not constitutionally comfortable with the territories of russia, we return to the minsk negotiations, we will talk something about crimea there, and so on. if it were russia did it, ukraine could have made a move, yes, again in the constitution, to easily introduce this nato status. who bore the main risks, of course, russia, who could cheat whom, of course, these scoundrels, but boris johnson, he didn’t come on his own, and arakhamia said his last name, without biden shouldering the rest for him, why? well, like the former, but whose signature is on this document, remember? with

, russia, russia is a nuclear threat. a threat that is very beneficial for the west to once again raiseaccordingly, it is the ukrainian country that poses a threat to critical infrastructure, while the russian one marks the right addresses, to be sure, just look at the map. the khmelnitsky nuclear power plant , contrary to its name, is located here, closer to the city than to khmelnitsky itself, and the strike by our troops was delivered in a completely different place, 20 km to the east. this is the outskirts of the village of tsvettokha, where the 47th arsenal of the armed forces of ukraine is located, that is, a facility created specifically for storing ammunition. at the same time, it cannot be ruled out that the as itself was adapted for the needs of military logistics. it is very conveniently connected to military unit a1358 railway lines. in addition, by rail through rovno, kostopil and sarny it will not be difficult to get to the rivne nuclear power plant, where, according to russian intelligence, missiles for the hymers missile system and artillery shells were delivered. but no

the adopted law turned out to be revolutionary for russia. universal, equal, direct elections were enshrined in the ussr constitution. in december 1993, the current constitution of russia was adopted. lies modern electoral legislation, legislation on political parties, the system of election commissions, lay the foundation for gas elections. the digitalization of election procedures is actively underway. in organizing elections, russia is significantly ahead of other countries. today , every russian voter understands how important it is to make their choice in order to support changes for the better in our lives. elections in russia: important, fair, convenient. now comes the weather news. forecasters are warning of heavy snowstorms and freezing rain in the eastern russian plain in the urals. in in a number of regions there are storm warnings, which areas will bear the brunt of the storm and when the ice will come to the capital, vadim zavodchenkov will tell you. showers, snowstorms and freezing rains, the european part of russia today will e

so my goal, i wish border russia. so the investments emotionally impose an oil and gas uh they are cheese, one goal and economy. so what we should also keep in mind a new role in geography is a major hindrance to developing so much of the bladder specialist. and so, and of course there are a lot of resources, but extracting those resources requires high tech equipment. uh, you know, these trains, uh, specialists, uh, really dedicated people who can work in harsh environments. you know, my goal is, suffers from this condition called jude. it's like this key really bad, whether that affects my goal in winter. millions of livestock dies because severe climate, the condition, so they see huge impact on, on the economy. so, how can you were standing alexa, the such harsh climate, the condition. so there are a lot of uh, difficulties for mobile government. and so the main goal government has been trying to meet those challenges by relying on, well, how from china, as well as from russian. so and so it's a complex, a questio

if china relies on russia, it will go down the drain. the chinese rely on the european union and the united states, and that's where their money, their investments, and their markets are. china cannot survive without the markets of the european union and the united states. there will definitely be people who will tell the chinese government about it. like, hey hey, stop, you've gone too far. and what do we get from russia, the old military equipment? no thanks, we don't need that. so, things are happening that can work against russia in the long run. well, in any case, xi jinping has very clearly proposed to the president of the united states , joseph biden, to take and share the influence on the globe. in simple language, it was made public. as far as i understand, there is something in this, we just don't know how beijing will react to the proposals of president joseph biden, so to speak. china helped the russian aggressor much less, but maybe if the chinese are interested, they can really put putin in a very cool way, yes, well, becau

russia has problems with all three of these things.fs, sales market, purchasing power of the same serfs is minimal. yes, accordingly the main source of capital. this state, it was the state that had to give this impetus and had to launch these gigantic transformations , you are absolutely right that the abolition of serfdom is only the first, huge, but the first step, then it was necessary to reform the entire edifice of the russian empire, which during the great reforms what city the kiev authorities will surrender in the near future, even if we have to withdraw from ovdeevka, this will not significantly affect the course of events. ukrainian the troops are very serious. this is one of thousands of settlements that have to be taken, how much european countries are willing to pay to expel ukrainians to their homeland, and irritate the local population, demand everything for free, fights start, and what fake zelsky angered the poles with, anti-fake, premiere, tomorrow on the first , 1 2 3 4 5, i’m leaving to look for you. serial killers

busy we have never been attracted to russia. on the contrary, we have in the history we have hatched to defend ourselves against the oppression from russia. luckily, we have been able to remain independent. i also during the 2 boys in the 2nd will land where russia invaded feeling so. busy and now as members of nato, it's exactly the same. we are not there to print in anybody. we do have many russian speaking p. busy in finland and also people would, so the russian nationality and these people a valuable part of our society and is definitely not this. no, no, no. so i know my brother also from phobia and in this country whatsoever, but it has to be said that to, especially ever since russia launched it's full scale invasion of ukraine, has been other wayne scene and, but also in the european union, a very regional position which means that there is no political contact with russia when you have imposed sanctions towards russia. and we have, of course, being ending ukraine in, in the defense where they are protecting the silver e

national unity day has been celebrated in russia since 2005. about the importance of the holiday in the modern history of the country. alexey prokin. at all turning points in russia, the unity of the people was key, and after that the state reached new frontiers, in these two theses of vladimir putin there is an extensive historical context and the year 1612, when the militia led by kuzma minin and dmitry pozharsky expelled the polish invaders from our lands, just one milestone, of which there were many, but always, if not decisive, then significant national unity played a role in how the events of russian history developed. today on red square , the president laid flowers at the monument to the leaders of the people's militia. together with the head of state on red square on the holiday of the heads of all traditional religious faiths. putin spoke with patriarch kirill and wished peace to the representatives of islam. salaam alaikum. i myself have been able to do this for a long time. then the president. talked with those who today largely sha