and how it affects our special operation in ukraine is now very positive. i hope that in ukraine , therefore, regarding the speech of vladimir vladimirovich, calm, balanced, calm. in ukraine there is such a rhyme. it's been around for 80 years now. he i let myself go crazy over her. that's one thing, and the pits of the bourgeois into the zabourgeois will be here, uh, no matter what they do, no matter how they try, uh, put sticks in the wheels of the rock with their teeth, and russia is doing its job. and here it is. excuse me policy president's therapeutic speech. it excuse me, one of the pledges that they heard in this speech in ukraine, what do you think, i think that, uh, no matter how hard they try to speak in the wheels, no matter how they allow themselves to be used as a ram or a training ground against ukraine they will not succeed except damage and harm about themselves. well, purely military-technical, that's

absolutely right. nikita said these are satellite daggers. uh, satellite intelligence is all about what's called hmm technology and dual-use products that work. excuse me for, uh, victory, russia, and therefore, perhaps, for the liberation of ukraine from the evil spirits that they were now talking about. so you asked what they would hear in ukraine. yes, they would not hear anything. you know, they will cut out putin's speech and substitute his words, and for the lunar program and so on on video frames broken roads saying that look, as i know, therefore. well, it doesn't matter. i'm what we have to think about strategy, but success is the key to success, it is a successful combination of tactics and space strategy. we have now seen the strategy tactics, apparently in ukraine information channel on the first continues anatoly kuzichev olesya loseva

this morning received such alarming information for us, the correspondent of the first channel irina kuksinkova. e, who you know shoots her reports, is not afraid of anything right from the battlefield under shelling. this is a brave girl. she was wounded, she came under fire, she was in mariupol together with the film crew, despite the injuries she received, she continued to remain in the ranks and shoot a report for you, so that you can see how it all happened. after the filming of the report was completed, we also carefully moved out of the territory of ilyich's plant in small groups, she was already at the exit. she was noticed by the nationalists and opened fire from an automatic grenade launcher ags-17 film crew cameraman dmitry kachurin and a sound engineer. nikita sevastyanov is not whole at all. feet hit several fragments, the military immediately injected against a shock agent and evacuated to the nearest

hospital. right now, i have already taken a lot of pictures in donetsk, the doctors continue to extract. shards never thought i'd be reporting from a hospital bed. its ok now. its ok now. let's find out where irina is now in the morning we tried to get in touch with her directly from the cars. soon to help, yes, and i didn’t hear it, but now i understand that we will have mutual contacts. contact contact mutual irina hello colleagues. yes, first of all, hello to you from all our experts since the very morning, instead of hello, they told us how everything is all right with irina, but now they reported in full you're fine, judging by your face. well, now we need. details, please, where are you? how do you feel? currently? that's when you called me, we were going to the ambulance. we were just on our way to the helipad to evacuate first to rostov where we are now in

the hospital and there will be further evacuation to moscow how serious an injury you will be, so to speak, although i almost said not in service, although taking into account the fact what are you even doing from a hospital bed, reports, probably, you need some other pick up the word. how long will you recover from these injuries. well, look at me, uh, one fragment entered, uh, into the left thigh into the inner part into the right thigh into the outer part, these are blind wounds and small fragments will remain there, well, it ’s just that it’s not possible to extract them from the hips the doctors said it was not scary. the only thing they joked is that maybe i will change at the airport is nonsense, but in the legs, uh, in the left foot, a fragment in the right is missing in the right, a fragment in the left from the outside from the inside of them er, seized now they are in a bag. by the way, the operation. show us the mayor if you can, yes. okay

from the doctors they gave them to us, stunned 17 this is such a weapon for defeating manpower irina please. and what is gs17 tank? well, such a shooting weapon, yes, pinpoint destruction per kilometer 17, but later, when we analyzed the whole situation, and we fired from 500 m - these are these desperate small groups of nazis who run out, shoot back and run away. that is, we understand such nomads, and everything was on territory. that is, but he shows this ags ah. it was that on the territory of azov steel, which we are now discussing. no, no, this is generally

, well, such a large industrial quarter. many kilometers, and it was ilyich's plant about the circumstances of how everything happened. you filmed or there, i don't know if you prepared there. what kind of shooting, because we also saw only the shooting, which means you are being carried, and you are in such a box, so to speak, the military. eh, and you are moving somewhere , but the circumstances would be separately, it is interesting to find out, we have already filmed it. uh, they worked. you were almost out, that is, there were literally 10 m left. before the turn, thank god , uh, i immediately stood in the auction car and thank god that it was close to it and i was immediately taken to the point that was the nearest advanced there uh, stabilized prokapali examined. that's just the fragments were taken out, then when we reached donetsk we took pictures there, it became clear that in the

left foot, uh, fractures. well. tic, i want to say one more thing. of course, our army is necessary. see. it needs to be seen. this is a fight. for every officer. this is such a brotherhood, this is such a unity, and we all need to show this understanding of what we are doing, how they work. it's scary to be at all, there is constantly constantly shooting. it's constantly loud and you can't tell you were scared. you know, i regularly watch your reports, you are one of the most such, what is called hot spots, you lead. uh, let's say to your broadcast, you record stand-ups. here i will never forget, in my opinion, there next to mortar you sit. here. now, in a second , there will be shots, shots are happening, so you

, uh, absolutely d- just cover your ears a little. yes, well, it is clear that you are not afraid. you are in this in everything, as if, well, you are, as i understand it, you live. and i have a question. that's when you got those shrapnel wounds. and how much it hurt you, because in the footage, when they give you an injection. you keep being so young. of course, not all shots, but i was hurt. this is very painful. but then, when injected, promedol became easier. here, of course, this is what the military did everything in a coordinated manner . quickly. i owe it all to them, these are the people who stand for those who are next to them, or another such question, what at the moment most of all makes you want to go home while recovering and come back to work to do your favorite thing and in

general, of course, show this important work, that is, the donbass will return. well, i'll try very hard to litigate these, taking into account injuries, taking into account fractures , and so on, but actually, yes, uh, this is such a matter of another matter, that we anyway, we we are sure that you will return to us in a broad sense when we need you. thank you very much. irend. you are great, get well soon and come back, or let's say you were in direct contact with you. well, in general, it’s amazing, i’ll say two words too. yes, look, yes, she was just irina, she was just describing her impressions about what it was like to be next to the military next to the soldiers, there and see how it was written on her face, how she said it. what kind of respect? what is the most important feeling and how does it did you say? we can imagine how she lived. what is the meaning for her? here we are, this word is

amazing and very important. today april 12 is cosmonautics day. vladimir putin visited the eastern cosmodrome alexander lukashenko and dmitry rogozin arrived there and, of course, vladimir putin talked to the workers and asked many questions. and , of course, we will listen to how the special military operation in ukraine is going. today i would like to say that we all fully support the actions of our army and yet we want the goals and objectives that were set during the social military operation to be with me everything and there will be no doubts. eh, the goals are absolutely clear, they are noble. i've been from the start. after all, i said i draw your attention to my first very first public statement of appeal to the country's armed forces. i directly called the goal the goal of the main assistance to people in the donbass of the people's republics, which we recognized

were forced to do it simply because, unfortunately, uh, the kiev authorities, who were pushed by experience, refused to fulfill the minsk agreements aimed at peaceful solution to the problem. uh, the donbass people's republics have refused directly publicly what they have stated. uh, presidential that no one likes this agreement, other officials said that the implementation of these agreements is impossible. it will destroy the country. they publicly denied it. well, even continue to endure this genocide for the last 8 years. it is simply impossible. this is the first, and the second. uh, they began to turn ukraine into a bridgehead, unfortunately, for us into a bridgehead, and anti-russians began to grow there, uh, there have long been e nationalizations about him. you know, if

you paid attention, i said this in one of my public addresses. this growth was specially grown like this, not in our case, and a clash with these forces was inevitable for russia. and not only chose the time for e for such, and subsequent events showed how deep it all sprouted there. this is an obvious fact. this is neo-nazism, unfortunately, it has become a fact of life in a fairly large country close to us. this obvious thing. it was inevitable that the question was only in time, what we are doing, helping people, escaping from here on the one hand, and on the other hand, taking measures to ensure the security of russia itself, it is obvious that

we had no other choice. that no goals will be achieved. well, yes, uh, we also have no doubts, especially since this is not only, so to speak, a conceptual question there, and so on. today we are quite specific applied, that is , we practically discussed today when morill, vladimir evgenievich and uh, here she is, the correspondent tells us that, so to speak, some kind of rude and just one by one militants. there they infiltrate and soz stood up with factories or how they infiltrate the city and there they also take positions, who can, and so on, and it is immediately obvious that so far the whole thing is just completely. well, that's it, this is a problem. not to solve all of them there, i don't know, they either don't take away, take prisoner, or don't exterminate , and so on, but in a huge city, where there was only one step of resistance, peace is not will, either you bring the matter to the end, or the whole city said never, so to speak , will not sleep peacefully. and this is in miniature. in general, ukraine here is mariupol from a miniature of ukraine, you can’t stop here vladimirovich, you don’t even need to argue a discussion. here,

another thing is not very appropriate, that when putin says that they were made a tool. uh, so to speak, works against russia anti-russian question. and why did they agree, and why did they go for it, and how did it happen? what is ours, what is our our republic our part of our country in general is a people that we have a common history with us. we're well, we're just generally one single whole, but brothers, at least. why did they go for it? well, historical roots . the most important thing is that the operation ends with a truly complete victory, and i represent the bryansk region, and in the federation council when i came recently. was there as part of a regional week. i saw the russian military did not take pride. they are energetic, they are positive. they have a hatred for these nazis, insolent and dumbfounded, which destroys its population, but the question is , look at the project, for a long period of time,

biochemical laboratories were nurtured around. and the production of nationalists is just churning out all the time, we ca n’t go anywhere from this childhood, a crazy information war, huge money thrown a lot of money, and most importantly, there is no other topic, only russia and ukraine let's remember the americans. there is an internal debt, i was talking with a famous sportsman back in the twelfth year united states of america, he said, vadim, we just have a guard going on with the salary. we are constantly washed away distant areas. such as uh tsunami or something else, uh, and uh, there is no money to restore and people are getting poorer and poorer, and where is the money thrown into the war from ukraine ready to finance ready nato ready to pour in ready to buy any tanks or write off the old ones? with great pleasure, therefore it is global. uh, the game

that was conceived for russia in order to destroy the culture, uh, the russian people and humiliate the the most important thing is that even citizens who don't know themselves are funding this project now starting to wake up tucker, in my opinion, is the name of the journalist who on fox news explains it enough. uh, simple format you guys here. look at our economy. well, how can be blame putin explains. well, it's a shame that the president of the united states is saying that the president of another country is to blame for the rise of his sons. psaki said, and what do you not like, prices are rising. call putin and ask me to speak seriously. we can find, uh, so to speak, and we'll show you, call. putin says, let him complain that you pester me. it feels like he's the president of fiction, right? let's talk now. here, uh, the head of the city and hay dmitry shevchenko is now in direct contact with us dmitry stanislavovich hello before

we ask you questions about the situation, because the word is hay. we hear in a bad context of constant shelling and destruction, but still there. excuse me. here is our philosophical question, so to speak, which we are discussing here. and why are they, well, ukrainians. and why did they go for it and why did they agree to become this sharpening against russia of anti-russia, why was there such an attractive thing in the models that suggested that they betrayed our history and ourselves and ourselves and you. you know how much the planting is going on there, how strong the information war is and how much the pumping of people is going on there. i even with my friends with whom i have known for more than 15 years, and whom we went there and perceived this propaganda all the time. well, unfortunately even with them we don't really understand anymore. so, why did this happen? yes, it's hard to say they beckoned with a gingerbread. well, they probably saw a more profitable component in that direction. at least. we thought so, yes, that's why, probably in this delivery, there they are or gingerbread. and they, so to speak,

preferred the gingerbread to everything that i have just listed. well, okay, okay, let's discuss dmitry now what kind of situation we are repeating. we have heard many times today this word is hayish and that's all. in connection with some shelling with victims from destruction. details from you please. yes, active hostilities continue , unfortunately, more than 50 houses of the private sector have been smashed in the last 24 hours, there are dead and wounded. we have two people killed four early shelling actually does not stop the maximum time intervals between shelling, but no more than two or three hours there, so the last time is five days, we can say that they go round the clock with us, they have a special attitude to our communications each day. we have interrupt communications with regard to electricity. uh, water supply gas supply . well, i repeat, despite what we have going on, despite the fact that the last week. we have about a thousand shells flown there, and at the moment there is electricity, there is a gas mechanism that we

have created, which is currently working for us to restore emergency restoration of all communications. he continues to work, so the city lives in its life. as far as possible, the current conditions. ugh one more the peculiarity is that in the city we determined for ourselves more dangerous zones and less dangerous zones, but unfortunately now. there are simply no non-dangerous zones in the city shelling along the perimeter of the city shelling in the central part of the city, all this is beating chaotically or purposefully through our communications over the past month. unfortunately, we are ready to state the number of more than 500 houses of the private sector of the multi-apartment fund. we in the city are guilty broken. and we are a bit crowded in this, in principle, a very small city. that's why everything the situation is like this. well, i repeat once again, the city lives in life, there are pharmacies, there are shops and in almost all parts of the icelandic region. there are absolutely all utilities. although on them constant purposefully. they beat them. well, in the houses, of which already for all this time, as dmitry stanislavovich said, about 500 have already been destroyed. dmitry shevchenko was

in direct contact with us, the head of the city, yesinovataya, please adamovich. what should we do with this and with them, who betrayed eh? all our common history and do not know the idea of ​​the beautiful and faith of our common. yes, i'm trying hard. and what, what is not nonsense, right? everything, in fact, is difficult to find an item that would not be betrayed. i don’t want to give an example, uh, connected with an old soviet joke about a partisan detachment. and if there is one person in it, someone is a partisan detachment and one commander. if two people, then this is one uh commander commander. uh, flooded means, and if there are three people, then this is the commander of the political officer and a traitor. uh, well, for a long time i did not understand why this is happening and what it is connected with, until today the history of all of us, including the soviet period,

did not open our eyes a little, did not explain. but the most important thing is that we must understand that for practically. and all this time the work of the collective west in the narrowest weak unprotected places. the ukrainians never stopped, as soon as in the ninety-first year they destroyed the soviet union, then this work simply became a colossal non-profit organization that appeared there with their funding. they are opened all these, uh, gaps gaps of the fifty- fifth year, when we made a decision and gave freedom to all bandera. not only did we give away these bandera people. uh, including such an opportunity that someone once remembered, some of them received a sentence of 25 years after

3 years, coming out became big, yes ladies leaders and this topic. unfortunately for a long time from the outside in every possible way. i always say that americans are working long hours, and they have prepared this situation for a long time. and now, look, we watched the speech of the president from the east he explained exactly there with the workers of the cosmodrome , you know, it was a foregone conclusion, it was time, and they didn’t prepare all these circumstances in order to solve it with us, and uh, when yesterday the minister of defense said that this was a special operation, including and in order to decide the united states of global dominance, the key seems to me the key thing, but today is space day. so our colleagues said, and

it’s true, we have something to be proud of with our history, and so on, but i want to remind everyone speech, e retired gene no, the former commander of nato forces in europe, a four-star general, who said while conducting a special operation. we only have satellites with remote sensing of the earth. commercial 200 units run on e. ukraine to ukraine, of course. and today we have information that more than 300 satellites are operating there, including the military and serving today on the day of cosmonautics. i can't help but say, because today we did not take into account some experience. here are the chinese americans when they created commercial. uh, here is an enterprise that these satellites could create to attract business, and money from

the outside, not only state ones, which could work, as the americans do, for the interests of the country and defense. and, of course, we have today. some problems against the backdrop of the americans who are working this way today, we are also talking about this today, we need to talk about it today, despite the colossal merits and prospects that the russian soviet space has, and we have done it and we are proud of it. congratulations to all workers. not only slaves of all of us. listen to this, of course, well , it is clear that a special military operation. she will open a huge amount. well, i don’t know, and i would be military, in the sense of military science and technology and approaches, i don’t know both in strength and flight science and some kind of applied. so you are political history on polytechnology. it will all be this amount of food for thought, so that for years we will only digest vladimir sergeevich absolutely correctly. e, there is practically no e friend of a different opinion. and it can't be. i've been before

said. what is that how delivered. eh, president putin, and as he later explained, this is a great therapeutic success, and a moment for the society and for ukraine a and for those doubters who begin which here is the slowness of a hitch. sorry, the obscurity of the battlefield caused some doubts of disappointment. or maybe even disbelief today once again some dots were put on a and a regarding this first question. how could they turn ukraine into anti-russia was purely external, uh, in a purely external order, when they excuse me, the elite was bought with promises, security guarantees and the ability to steal corruptly, and western assistance. and they bought the peoples, er, with the promises of the europeans, which they then secured. excuse me, this is visa-free, and the creation is just lace panties. don't forget. i lived a joke there, but panties between

men. friendly panties, that's what i mean , there are men. yes, in fact, it's not just because it's true, it's a slogan. this is a motto and symbolic in general, of course, these words should not be taken lightly. these are the most important words and inside the creation. excuse me from russia enemy. uh, helped all the kiev regimes to solve two problems on the one hand , always look for the guilty and divert the enemy to useless objects. e attention from their own failures. uh, the second is to mobilize this society, like always , always, he says, we will forget everything every time because putin attacked. uh, let's forget every time because , uh, russia is at war and all these. excuse me

ukrainians' suspicions that they are ruled idiots somehow automatically faded into the background. and in the end, for 30 years, sorry, it didn’t work out. it turned out absolutely, fooled on the one hand, fooled, on the other hand, terribly intimidated by these people with sickles , the society that they turned into. excuse me in the training ground in anti-russia.

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