yes, we need to get rid of attempts to change regimes and so on, and we need to agree. it is for this that we must achieve what to do, what on earth in the economy? excuse me of riots and uh, confrontation white white black america colored and different things that will inevitably happen in america when will the deterioration begin? sorry, how steele doesn’t score, or enter our viewers. you are telling our viewers, who know that today is not april 1st, that we must stand firm. here, as if until melted until in america riots will begin to hold on to us. this is what they need to hold on to. we have. excuse me. uh, for 2022 years, russia happened, e, approached a state where it is more or less provided with the main products for ensuring the life of people's activities. she--it has, as opposed to excuse me, the united states as opposed to england which excuse me. 3 years 3 months a year they live

their own products, and for 9 months they read for those, we will just talk, that is, you want to tell me that we can, uh, how to sit and wait, while they are there in their own broth. we must mind our own business. we will continue to work live, and in the previous part of the program, when we talked about these broad global meanings, about this level, uh, confronting us with the american-centric world, which is really about them, in fact , about survival in the sense that for them survival is the preservation of the system in which they dominate, in which they are actually a metropolis, and we are partly a semi-colony economically and a political semi-colony, then proper rectification. what we have been doing there for the last 20 years with different successes in different areas. well , actually a special military operation on the territory of ukraine, it became obvious that, in general, they achieved some success. once. this is done

once they have gone for it and have generally decided on it, which means that certain tasks have been solved, and yet all these global meanings are economic , political, geopolitical, and so on, nevertheless. heavily focused on what is done here on earth where hostilities are taking place , and in this case, since the second stage of the operation has begun, what is happening here, where in general, the decisive events of this operation are now. well , either it’s already happening, or it’s about to start happening and some of them are happening in the direction where the armed forces of the luhansk people’s republic are working. and now we will talk with andrei vitalievich vitalievich marochka, and the official representative of the people's militia of the lpr, i wish you good health, how can you hear us? what 's going on please. hello artyom

well, we are carrying out planned combat work, if we take the situation, then over the past day, the armed formations of ukraine carried out four attacks on three, they used settlements, including the jet artery, now it suffers very much in our front-line e areas. these are the ones that are here, kirovsk pervomaisk of glasses donetsk, uh, next to it, the village of golubovsky. uh, all these settlements near the ukrainian troops are practically leveled with the ground, however, with us , uh, the unit of the people's militia do not stand on place. we are slowly moving forward. we act very carefully, we conduct a counter-battery fight. i want to note right away that shelling by the armed forces of ukraine has been recent. significantly increased. eh? we

are now crushing the fire. uh, on the one hand, on the other hand, some units of the people's militia of the lugansk people's republic are already liberating the territory of the donetsk people's republic. that is, we have such an opportunity, and we are systematically helping. e to your brothers. i also want to note that we now have uh, some kind of humanitarian catastrophe, because e from those settlements. uh, s who we somehow evacuated. e people, now there is practically no such possibility, e armed formations of ukraine are purposefully firing at those vehicles that are trying to take people out or deliver food and medicine. a very difficult situation. now in the village. e, rubizhnoye is also the settlement of varvarovka, which is located near rubezhnoye, and is constantly subjected to massive shelling. uh, there's a row destruction damage. despite this, we

still try to somehow help people. yeah, how do you explain, uh, uh, what you described, that if earlier it was somehow possible to take someone out, now they are being fired at with such intensity, what is it, but it has become impossible at all. and you see some reason some explanation for this. there is an explanation, i have some data that has not yet been confirmed, but i will try to formulate it very carefully, first of all, a very unfavorable picture is obtained for ukrainian propaganda, because 98% of citizens who are evacuated from these settlements are trying to enter the territory of the luhansk people's republic e. even those who are taken out from the controlled territories of ukraine they come to us on our checkpoints through some kind of their own therefore secret paths, and then we move deep into

the republic e. this was already realized by the propaganda and they began to act in such a way that as few people as possible were evacuated to our side. there is one more very interesting information. so now at the moment, one of the buses, which was evacuated from the settlement, is being checked. donetsk was stopped near the settlement of dnepropetrovsk, the entire male population was withdrawn and immediately mobilized, that is, practically those people who are taken out from under shelling, they are immediately put into a gun and let in almost cannon fodder at our positions. so i think those people who are trying to evacuate to ukraine under all sorts of rugs and luring the local gauleiter should think about it, since this it is very fraught and i also want to note that

no one is waiting for them there in western ukraine, there are already a lot of people who return from western ukraine either through the territory of russia or in some other way, but still return precisely to the territory of the luhansk people's republic. andrey vitalievich i now want to ask you this question, to which you will answer, well, to the extent that you consider it necessary. and uh, in general, it is not a secret and is actively discussed both in ours and in ukrainian on youtube, there is a lot of this, that everything they understand that now in the east of ukraine where they are working, including your units in general, and both sides are gathering strength for no one. eh, you can solve a turning point battle. please tell me, well, i know from my own experience that it's one thing when such full-time military operations take place. yes, somewhere they cleaned up something, somewhere there was some shelling, but when well , in my military history, when you understand that this is an army, military operation, the nature of military operations somehow changes, something

has changed . what does it say about what's going on preparation for some kind of powerful decisive battle, or in general, everything, as always. yes, you put me in a very awkward position, because there is information that can be voiced, there is information that cannot be voiced, but i will say, so we are now doing everything necessary to release. uh, our territories with minimal losses. so it will probably be very short and clear. about what we were talking about. i also want to note that in addition to, uh, the military operation, there is also very serious work in the humanitarian sphere. i want to thank. uh, the head of the russian federation did it today. and on my own behalf, i also want to thank those units that arrived today, uh, this is our territory and uh, the unit of engineers who will assist in

demining our territory arrived today. uh, robotic complex uranium-6, the head personally met him. this is invaluable. because now our whole earth is literally crammed with dangerous ammunition. and it's just not invaluable help for the lugansk people's republic, uh, if we we say that dangerous finds are still found from the time of the great patriotic war, then imagine what is happening now with us after the eight-year war, and even more so, the intensity and ammunition are completely different. we have a river bank, seversky donets. it is practically one continuous minefield; moreover, for a month now, they have practically not been able to clear mines from this thermal power plant, fortunately, in order to give electricity to people. there's just a huge amount of all sorts of mine traps and other, uh, dangerous items. well, the seed company needs a spring lead a passive company, and without

clearing the fields it will be very dangerous. andrey vitalievich thank you, as always, for a detailed and complete answer. by the way, i want to tell you, i understand, uh, here is the gratitude, uh, that you expressed, but in this sense, in my opinion. this is already ingratitude for help, because we are one, we are one in this sense, helping you, we help ourselves. and as for gratitude, well, respectively, my gratitude to all our viewers to all the guys who work there to everyone who works at the front. everyone who works in the rear evacuates, demines , restores, and so on. thank you, keep it up. we are with you. thank you. it was andrey vitalievich marochka. well, in general, it seems to me that his is not the answer to my question, and he could not answer my question in a natural way. it is also very indicative in terms of the fact that we all understand that here now this is such a

decisive story. i would first, if i may, i would like for one minute, given today's stories, including contacting, may i contact to the citizens of russia as a person who spent quite a lot of time in the donbass, there is a camera there and the donbass is an absolutely incredible region, the people who live there, who gave us examples of how we should perceive the surrounding reality. and how we should behave. i won't even talk about unparalleled heroism. i will not talk about how the people of donbass showed how to protect their values ​​and not only about the life of the earth, but this is about the russian language really protect. i want to

refer to just one example, how one should be able to endure? how should one be able to wait for victory for 8 years? 8 years, when every militiaman in the trench caught the signals of a breath of wind and waited for this counterattack 8 years of civilians who suffered shelling, vile blows, when the hero of donbass died meanly vilely killed from behind and motorola and giveaway alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko 8 years. imagine my grandchildren were born during this time, many were born. children 8 years old people lived, fought, worked, waited, and they waited. here, this is an example. i would like to bring the citizens of russia to learn to endure. i understand everyone's emotions. to wait out these emotions and return to this calm, cold state,

because victory will be ours, but it also depends on each of us, on our attitude, on our emotions and on our thoughts. we are all here in moscow today. not just in the capital of our motherland, we are now in the rear. now our economy is a rear economy. and who, how we will work and how we will behave lead and respond to terrible challenges, and there will be more. the state of affairs at the front depends on this, and everything that we talked about in the first part per unit numerator depends on the state of affairs at the front. i'm all beijing washington taiwan cd is shaking waiting for the turning point in this war, which will be here, where is the darkest spot, i completely agree with you. and the only thing i would add from myself. this is what in modern warriors, given both their informational nature and their mental nature, and

the political goals that are set a very difficult question. how much depends on what? in my mind often and i think this is the kind of situation successes. at the front, it depends on how much we are all here in the conditional rear. although in the information war. now there is none. how focused and mobilized we are here. as far as we all understand the importance of the tasks that the guys solve there and if we understand them, if we are calm mobilized, then it will be much easier for them there. if we all will be as andrei vitalievich and i said, if we will all feel like one thing and when you said that, of course, there will be difficulties, and we need, well, how would you concentrate, who likes who doesn't like. we don't have any other way back, we don't have any more, and that's why we all need to focus. and what i started with today is this story with belgorod, it is another reminder of this, that this is a very difficult path

that needs to be passed, because there is no way back. we have only one way to go. just now they have arrived. uh, literally now comments ministry of defense about the situation in belgorod let's listen to them. on april 1, around 5:00 am moscow time, two ukrainian mi-24 helicopters entered the airspace of the russian federation at an extremely low altitude. ukrainian helicopters launched a missile attack on a civilian oil storage facility located on the outskirts of belgorod. emphasize that fuel was supplied from this facility only civilian transport has nothing to do with the russian armed forces. the oil depot does not have this, by the way, is a very important point. uh, here is a comment that came from major general konashenkov to the question of the information war, which is going on in parallel with the war on earth. but

what he is talking about is a refutation, and i am trying to understand this. maybe you can explain to me a lot of people who asked me this question today, that the ukrainian side. i'm really not sure if it's entirely possible that these helicopters could have nothing to do with the sun, given. where does the whole story come from, the ukrainian side, nevertheless, strikes at the oil depot in belgorod, but at the same time, part of the ukrainian side begins, firstly, not to recognize it or play up and, plus, also point the arrows at us, what is it about now now that allegories have already gone here, then we sing to the madness of the brave and songs and a song, or, uh, a fat penguin body tol so, uh, into the trim here excuse me. eh, nice, but not clear. i say again, some say it's ukraine dealt a powerful blow and challenged.

the brave ones did their best, and all the rest, who understand what will follow, they began to deny the traditional ukrainian tactics, being afraid, for which they perfectly understand how, firstly. eh, what will be the answer and everyone is already writing you will receive. uh, attack stealer, hit harder. this is the first moment and the second moment. eh, this is definitely the ukrainian side. e. or rather, that part of the ukrainian armed forces that performs the main task, which is to ensure that the war was maximally cruel maximally prolonged and maximally exhausting exhausting yes both, uh sides, to excuse me bitterness bitterness. settled here and there, this is a task, and it is being performed by such people. we first bit, and then sorry apologizes, like in kindergarten. you know, a man runs up and gives it a

ride. he was the first to start, but he says that they don’t beat those who are lying down. yes, this is how i understood it. excuse me, uh, but really, what happened happened, and i hope this will be a prelude to the second i understood the stage that will lead to a turning point, and your explanation led me to such a non-deessant version, in fact, but this is the story of the explanation from the ukrainian side that it’s not us, but a. and what are we, it is very reminiscent of a non-egyptian story, in principle, this story is eight years old. wars against the donbass, when every shelling sounded this, i just remember, it sounded for 8 years. it is they themselves who will shoot themselves is another matter, that when it was with the donbass. i could theoretically understand this, but when the question arises from russia this is some kind of inertia. here is the usual story. it's not us. is it they themselves or is it some kind of more subtle one, this one, i remind everyone in the games of the mind in the films

of the game, when i say the games of the mind about the arrests and the kuleps of everyone else, i remind everyone in the movie the games of the mind the main character was an absolute schizophrenic. so it's not about the mind it loses? well, i'll just say that on the surface this is very important. and what is this official reaction of kyiv. it seems so simple to me, because if they admitted they said yes, we are watching. we can do that, then the goals, it seems to me, would very quickly become symbolic too. it is very important to say this now, if the verkhovna rada would have become other facilities, including administrative ones. the political infrastructure including with the people who make political decisions and based on it. i think it's just cowardly, because if you don't confess, you're kind of hoping that the answer won't come, the second very important point, given that happened in belgorod only unexpected stupid penguin. uh, something is hiding there, the brow is hiding what happened in belgorod is also very important from the point

of view of the precedent, and people are afraid to say about it. and how do our air defense systems work, are our borders protected perfectly? i repeat the precedent. unfortunately unfortunate, but if not for the excellent work of our air defense systems throughout this time. now i’ll give a terrible analogy, then the same belgorod, which is very, very close by , could become about the same. how kharkiv may become soon. therefore, in this case, the border is definitely protected, there are certainly cases when, as artyom grigoryevich correctly said. with the help of that technique of those systems science and that navigation, it turns out to carry out these diversions and the third very important psychological point is why they did it, and let's let's just look at reality, we are literally right now, but we have taken a strategic point of raisins. that's where this road to slavyansk says, already now pushilin, by the way, is not shy. i said it to the media information appealed to the inhabitants of kramatorsk

slavyansk about how, until there are detachments created outside the grad. and these nazis while they are still releasing people, as many civilians as possible must leave. what does it mean in military language, that this raisin point on the road to slaven by and large opens, well, straight from the perspective to a large-scale confrontation with that very battle, and now you understand how it works in the information space. now i think i will say a very important thing. here are the two helicopters of course it is. we all paid attention to this and believe that this is unacceptable. yes, but in terms of success in terms of positions, what we have occupied is a raisin and the fact that we have created a bridgehead in order to destroy the fifty-thousandth group. this one, kharkov donetsk, these are incommensurable things, but the information space, again, is heated, and they work with it in the west, by the way, ukrainian specialists from the centers of special technological operations are well aware that this flywheel is western, they are so, iron- they are so

do. here is a story with e belgorod on helicopters in ukraine actually in chats, do not refer to the incredible victory yes that russia will go soon, but in fact they are trying, but just a reality. uh, don’t really notice reality, because taking raisins says that these nazi lads who should be there and who are there, if they still want to save their lives, should get out of there, let's nikita sergeevich let's uh, how would. this is the story, it requires such calmness regularity. this doesn't happen quickly. if it seemed to someone that all this was happening, like in a computer game of shooting games, where there are nine lives and so on. it's not like it's like, trust me, about this helicopter thing, to close it. you are absolutely right from the point of view of the military, it does not mean absolutely anything from the point of view of the information, of course, it means and i think that the goal was informational, therefore they

disown it in the military sense, because yes, there is a story with raisins. in general, there are many other stories. remember, uh, there is such a peppy there, or rather he was peppy, and kim is his last name, the head of the administration of the nikolaev region, who was. well, in general, such defiant peppy, defiant peppy, defiant peppy. everything was trying to attack the counter attack somewhere, and so on, and agreed to the fact that notice him in the administration. it flew not just in the administration, but flew into his office and it seems to me that in the information war these are all stories. of course, they balance and will balance each other. well, how about a from the point of the one who is behind all this and who is trying to make it go on and be more bloody. will show we continue to work live. i'm in advertising right now. well, with one eye on the news with one eye in the comments to yourself in the telegram channel, this is right here, in the course of our conversation. right now they sent me literally, and

they sent me photos. i'm really, honestly, the person who sent me this in the comments. i don’t know where it is, whether it is in serbia itself, or whether it is some serbs who live here, but this one the picture is very revealing, yes, the kosovo metro. these are serbs for russia and below for freedom for victory. that is, these are the serbs. i don’t even know where the serbs are there or the serbs are here, it doesn’t matter. this is what the serbs give. an example of the fact that everyone understands perfectly well that the struggle and the battle that is now going on. this is not a battle for raisins. this is not a battle for donbass, this is not a battle for kiev, not for kharkov, and not for ukraine at all. this is a much wider battle? something and someone with someone who is the serbs, they are at the level of intuition , they feel it, who and with what and the british too feel great. i'll let you listen now. and well, the truth with reference to a high-ranking source. uh, words of the times, pro uh, respectively.

hmm, how does the uk feel about all this , please. britain is concerned that the us france and germany are pushing ukraine towards a peace settlement and are ready to make significant concessions in peace talks with russia be achieved only when ukraine is in the strongest possible position. well, if someone else has questions, that's what this phrase means, uh, which has already been there for 200 years, an englishwoman is shitting. here it means exactly this, you understand, they have a concern that someone wants something there, and, accordingly, the question arises. britain. what is the purpose here? what game is this? what is britain playing for ukraine and why did it leave the european union and in order to deal with the european union later, the longer it lasts, uh, this

operation in ukraine, the more it resists ukrainian, the stronger and european. the economy goes into crisis goes into crisis and to destroy the european economy is the goal, because it restores the hegemony of britain over europe, as it was after the napoleonic wars? that is, you are talking about the fact that in this case, britain , formally, being a european side, is playing against europe in no way the european side. and as something already external, yes, that's right, and then who is she in relation to. and here is europe as europe, so she remembers her own imperial ambitions when the sun didn't set on the british empire and it will regain control of europe because when you control a weak european economy, you try to control finances. you are trying to control everything that is. after all. in fact , they are now conducting these energies that are coming to europe, blocking our supplies. uh, demanding that they are europeans, buy housing,

gas and so on. that is, they now believe that they will be the conductors of the new world system, well, small such regional european. oh, that is, roughly speaking, they act in this sense, if i understand you correctly, in no way the united kingdom side and as a certain player, of which their former colony, the united states, is a part in this sense, because in fact, they are trying to pull we don’t know. see, we don't know who's colony is, because the british elite has so much property in the united states, what? it’s just mixed up and these funds are the largest funds, there is british capital about that, as i understand it, a lot has been said and written about this, that in fact, the richest and most powerful families that rule this world, and they are actually many associated with britain. in this sense, it doesn’t even matter where they live, because the roots, of course, are deeper there than in the usa, which is still, roughly speaking, the bores of this business, which they took and transplanted in this sense. by the way, you started a conversation about what

the guys and i are talking about. eh, when we discussed this program, we discussed it, but somehow it was not clear to go in that direction to this version or no, but since you touched her. let's go then, but about the role and what britain is doing now, i will first show you a video. and so this video is. here it is very revealing. this is johnson a who came to the summit? nato, after which everyone went with each other, how to talk about business, but he is such a type. guys, but they don’t sell their hands, and no one hands falls to him. that is, that is, everyone passes by him, and he is like, like, like yes, but this is such. that's a very uh story demonstration video. but the story is indicative of the meaning of the minister of defense. still the minister of defense is against after his these bright conversations with e, vovan and lexus, his minister

of defense. wallace talks about his plans. what kind of weapons do they want to supply to ukraine please ukraine will get more lethal weapons first of all ukraine will need long-range artillery installations, given how the russian army has operated, deepening into cities and surrounding them, as well as equipment to protect the coastal lines. ukraine is also asking for armored vehicles, while not necessarily tanks and more air defense systems. and here is the question. why? i said that when we were discussing this version, look, after all, ukraine is receiving lethal weapons from britain and, for a moment, long-range artillery and, uh, armored vehicles and equipment for protecting the coastline. this is, in general, a nightmare for germany for france for european for poland

for european countries, which, firstly, well, all this has to do with, in which there are already 3 million, and there will probably be even more of these refugees. true, not all of them will definitely be from ukraine, here are today's photos. i could not pass by where the minister of foreign affairs was. e germany are talking with one of the ukrainian e refugees and we sort of understand that tens of millions of such refugees from ukraine can arrive in europe. and even in general, more than the population of ukraine. apparently, he shows her something on the map. eh, kyiv, actually. this is where mom lives. here, here, my brother lived here kindergarten that i attended. yes, here we wrapped the paper and so on. but that's okay, so here's the version is as follows. and this weapon about which wallace speaks, it turns out that it is formal for the war of ukrainians with russians, but in fact, they are fighting against europe with this weapon. that is, it is some kind of, or revenge