in order to evacuate the personnel entrusted to us in order to evacuate our wounded and take away the bodies that died for whatever, or whatever you say. uh, they have so many commanders there, you understand what's the matter. here, many drop out due to a number of circumstances, therefore, and new ones come to replace them, so to speak, they will drop out and drop out and drop out, but they all say one thing, that they need the support of a third party in order to get out of the azov steel and mariupol itself well, here are our ministries of defense in general gave a concrete answer to all these requests. let's listen. the command of the azov battalion made a video appeal to the leaders of great britain, the united states and turkey with a request to provide them with green corridors and ensure the exit of civilians, allegedly located on the azov-steel, you turned to the wrong address. it was necessary directly to the leadership of ukraine, which treacherously abandoned you a long time ago, in general, you really have some kind of amazing amazing strange intrigue in this. why the truth is not turned not to

leadership of ukraine well, because it is for terrorists who are trying to hide behind hostages to blackmail, and the leadership of this or that state, you know, in order to release them to a third country. they would also ask them to send them to the maldives, that is, guys. we want arms money to the maldives towards the country, but i know what i would like to say. that's when they take prisoner they will find a huge number of tattoos of some kind of daggers, which with ss vine slogans, that is, nazi ideology, and after all, during the great patriotic war, too there were a lot of national divisions. including from among the french, so let's not divide them, and on the air we will simply call them not vushniks or nationalists, but simply ss men, that is, when it comes to armed units that are destroyed by our armed forces, and in the number of these armed units includes, like the presenters, the nationalists. mercenaries just figuratively they should be called ss men. and that's all, even to the inhabitants of the city. azov and the rostov region will not be offended, because they always shudder a little like that,

when they say azov, we must name these azov people. well, so to speak, your experts are right, in fact , in fact, it is necessary, though some kind of general term suggests itself, because you remember we already talked about this, that at the beginning we, so to speak, very clearly separated everything. that's it, that's it. here is us batov us. it would seem perfectly fair. well, that’s right, because these guys called at all , they howl, and these so to speak, they are such convinced ghouls, but it seems to me that alexandrovich is by no means repeating a much more accurate term on your peer review without swinging. it seems to me a much more accurate termi. for the current situation, to unite all this e in all these people under one, so to speak, their sign is bandera. it's all bandera. you see what 's the matter, bandera who is a nazi collaborator and they are all bandera. here's how they should be called, they are all bandera, what is it, that we have bats, that those that these are - this is bandera, it must, of course, be burned out and fought, please, there is a more precise time. let's go war criminals the point is that on

the territory of mariupol from where they want to go out with weapons in their hands under the banner of massively committed war crimes. and these people, from a legal point of view, are suspects in committing these crimes, releasing them to freedom is out of the question from the point of view of western law, to which they do not appeal. by the way , yes, by the way, here the presumption of innocence is suspected. and here's back west. yes, i just now drew such a parallel. there is no presumption there. no already everything. already at once in everything to blame, russia is already a prosecutor there. he explained everything and outlined all the evidence that was not present in the survey back in the nineties. i read it and thought about it, and there were just some scientists. you won't believe they asked. the main thing is how to consider the achievement of mankind, so to speak, not material culture, so to speak, spiritual, and , uh, these scientists voted there. there, in the first place was the concept of the presumption of innocence, that is, these scientists believed after a huge

question in the nineties that the main achievement in the spiritual realm of mankind, what it has come to there for 1,000 years of development, this presumption of innocence has been blown away for a couple of weeks there. yes, now there is a presumption of guilt of russia and that's it. in general, they screwed up. so let's go out now. or rather, we will call directly the connection with our studio, the correspondents of the online publication. ridovka cyril and masha here he is with us. uh, in touch from donetsk we will find out the latest information. he was yesterday at the plant named after ilyich kiril correctly. i keep saying, yes, so tell me about your impressions, what did you see, what did you hear please. yes, i saw it with my own eyes. what is an industrial zone similar to azov steel, in principle, ilyich's plant in terms of its structure in terms of its scale, but very comparable to azovstal. i saw firsthand the catacombs of the bunger. these are all huge. where are you from? yes, you are from moscow yourself. i just want to know what, so that you give us

some example that we can understand, this is what it looks like, this one is called ilyich. here it is. well, because we are talking, we are, as it were, trying to describe the immensity in words. so to speak, the scale of everything this happening. eh, everything. rather, there configured and so on. well, here is some image that would be clearer to all of us. eh, that would be nice. well, i would rather say an image understandable to permians. this is from the perm sverdlovsk plant, which is also just as huge in the middle of the city. and there you can hide endlessly, just so i saw one shelter, into which an apparently air bomb flew. and there was, uh, a gap the size of a huge kamaz, and it really hit the basement, but this basement was not so deep, but then we began to walk further along the plant, and there literally. well, every step of the way. you can just go deep into the ground, and i support our president in the decision not to storm, not

to send soldiers to certain death, because five, vushniks or bandera or war criminals. it was once argued that five people could create a problem for an entire unit. here is the seed. here in one basement. hmm, i understand, i understand. yes, this is, well, we are talking about this, by the way, we will talk about this separately. we say so time. i will allocate for this to our viewers. now i'm talking about the assault. not an assault. azov began to repeat. we will talk about this in great detail separately, which is understandable, what you saw, what you heard, talked to someone kirill maybe but the plant is empty there is no one there now there is no one to talk to, there is no one there, but i saw. uh, interesting graffiti left behind by ukrainian troops. they were ridges. uh, runes, ridge. here are two like on the helmets of the ss. so all the comparisons you make are of course it's right on the wall. yes, they were scrawled to keep in mind. yes, there were some painted on the walls. well, legal putin

is there in quotation marks. we now see, listen, well, here, here, how to call them? well, really, listen, they even they even. well, here clowns clowns are amazing. okay kirill yes, thank you. thank you very much. yes, if there is nothing more to tell, then everything, then we say goodbye to kirill and the marshal was in direct contact with us. i would like to say that people from ilyich’s factory were smart enough to give up there marine corps, and they began to azov there, apparently, well, quite some of them are sitting, which is either a valhalla or to europe, but faith in zelensky is not endless. i think they'll give up soon. they now believe , think in zelensky, i think, yes, they believe, and well, you know, they contact those people there in connection with the top, and they say something there that soon we will come to save you, they won’t save you. well, yes, i understand, thank you very much, kirill kirill is directly saving with us. we save, daily, people who were held by the nationalists, who were forced to hide in basements. here's yesterday. we have already said

that people were evacuated from the tooth. here they are, with tears in their eyes, telling what they had to endure during all this time to listen. the battalion, in general, the ferocity of the sister wanted to go to fetch water, went into the house to take the rope. they began to threaten to shoot me alone without a leg, the russian military us. they took us out. they helped us. we carried my mother in a stroller, i really want to say thank you. well, it's true, we were so afraid, our ukrainians were afraid that the military would come shoot and everything. we were sitting. i say, it can’t be that our slavs shot ours, and then they took them out, there the chechen guys were all given water, everything calmed everyone down. everything is very big. thank you, low bow, however, i knew that we would not be abandoned. but because, but because russian is not russian nationality. that's an adjective. what a russian so now we go

directly to the correspondent of renaulti. andrey kazakov andrey hear us. excellent yes andrey uh was yesterday on the territory of the city hospital mariupol, where, of course, the russian committee, we showed you these absolutely terrible footage, discovered dozens of bodies of dead civilians at the hands of ukrainian militants. tell us, please, andrey, what did you see. a few days ago we were in the seventh clinical hospital of mariupol and its territory, as it were, is sandwiched between the industrial zone azov steel and industrial zones, ilyich, such a small protrusion uh-huh, and there are many buildings of the hospital surgery, and the children's buildings the psychiatric building and the guys dnr. uh and russian servicemen told something happened. and when the azov

retreated. our guys entered the territory of the industrial zone and the hospital. the azovites began to practically shoot these buildings with direct fire, and there were people from the buildings, and sick patients were civilians absolutely and from the surgical building people jumped right out of the windows. but this did not stop the azovites, they continued to fire, and now there are a lot of civilians near one of the buildings, and they are literally littered, but with a collapsed facade, but of a destroyed building, and besides, in one of the buildings, and in a room, well, in some kind of hospital room, stacked literally in piles. the bodies of people on people are not hospital clothes, not military clothes, but ordinary civilian jeans. e dress and so on. they are just piled up . well, by all indications. and it seems

that these people were, but they were shot liquidated, and the militants of azov were militants, and the ukrainian armed forces are creepy, of course, the story is kind of creepy, but i didn’t quite catch it, but in the hospital at that moment these shelling , but these executions and you say there were patients or only staff. no, no, there were patients there, just the patients died and, accordingly, there were hospital employees, and again our fighters told a very sad sad story, a sad fact. and when our guys went there. uh, some with the patient and uh from the medical staff began to wear white tape on their elbows and knees. well, this is the principle of determining your alien ah and sniper ukrainian snipers. ah, who sat in a

nearby building literally in less than a minute killed three people wearing white ribbons. well, as we remember uh, bodies with white ribbons, were found here. you can say a very similar story, ukrainian militants kill people because they wear white lines. terribly, of course, you understand, and these are the same there is no other word for these cattle. now it means something to the international community with a demand. so let them come out with small arms. actually in the territory of third countries. lord don't let this okay , creepy, of course, the story andrey thank you very much andrey kazakov was in direct contact with us correspondent of three news with a story about what happened in the mariupol hospital between azov steel and the ilyich plant, dozens of bodies of civilians, dozens of dozens of bodies of patients have personnel and three are practically in front of our eyes. our guys were shot dead by a ukrainian sniper. and

here he is, so to speak, he was aiming at the white armband journalists and, uh, the military personnel tell how they have to risk themselves, uh, save people uh people who many of them have ukrainian passports, but who are ukrainian the military both shoot and yes, we save, because we cannot behave differently and it should be noted that it becomes known about how the russian army behaves, and many in the west understand, and they just want to convey their thoughts give and here is one person he managed to express , uh, what he thinks and uh, probably he has information, a reliable veteran of the us army rangers mike sandler noted that the russian army is showing exceptional humanism. i clearly see

that the russian army offers to the last the remnants of ukrainian soldiers in mariupol lay down their arms and surrender. this is unheard of. some of my comrades in the service call the russian troops the mercy corps, because after each fire contact the guys speak to the enemy. if you don't stop, it will be even worse for the americans, yes, who understand, the introduction, so to speak, of hostilities, they are surprised a lot, they call the russian troops the mercy corps, i imagine that in general in the practice of combat practice, and the american military. uh, send her military operations when they, for example, they destroy the civilian population by mistake, or for some other reason. they call it a very simple phrase phrase. collateral damage content. yes, that is, if we speak directly in their worldview, in general, such an understanding as humanity is compassion, especially towards this enemy. it would seem to the enemy, it is generally unacceptable in this regard. indeed, the russian army and the actions of our uh russian

military - how is it? it seems to me, in general, the reference standard of humanity. this is important to say. anatoly let many people in our country give up the question. why, given what these nazis are doing to our guys who are in captivity, given that these same nazis are taking prisoners as a human shield of their own citizens. why are we still giving them the opportunity to save their lives if they look at weapons ? this is a very important crime of the russians - this is the first and second. this is different a russian person in the global sense is russian, but not by blood, but as a political nation that shares these principles, as properties? how is the nationality. we differ in another important point. it seems to me that it seemed significant, here dear military commander. e, talking about swastikas about, but runes. here are these here are these da zeke

and so on. i just want to remind you that azovstal was, e, created by order of the supreme council of the national economy of the soviet union in 1930 , and in this sense, you know this is such an irony because this is the last resort where these nazis got the opportunity to save their worthless lives. this is the refuge of the brainchild of the soviet people, which they are trying and the soviet history of the soviet state, which please give yes and so on. it seems to me that this is evil, is it true, what a piercing one? yes, what a piercing irony of fate? yes? pay attention. these are the nikonizers. after all , they are alive only due to the fact that the union built, so to speak, e qualitatively for centuries in reserve and so further. yes, only thanks to this all this all this bastard, which means ziguet and draws these same runes. ss only thanks to this they are alive. that's what alexander nikolaevich is to you now,

like a politician in any way to a military man. i believe i found the documents was different. listen to this with nobility. i want to say that russian soldiers by nationality have never had pleasure, but to bandage their throats and take their throats. and the head of the prisoners of war, as they do, and in fact the president of the russian federation understands that a huge number of military personnel of the ussr, they have distant relatives, and in russia, including the actions of the russian army, it is aimed at curing the disease. e nazism of the brain, and not cut off this head, and i am absolutely sure that the majority of the inhabitants of ukraine will be grateful to our country and our leadership because we did not set ourselves the goal of destroying their children, but we set ourselves the goal of liberating our fraternal people . nazi addict corrupt power and

the fact that today we give them the opportunity once again leave the territory. this suggests that our leadership has far-reaching plans. this is correct, because today every soldier killed in the ukrainian army or nazis or ss is embittered parents. these are angry relatives. our states, of course, but everyone who returned home, alive, to whom our country, our military-political leadership gave such an opportunity, but will be an ally for us in the future. i'm not going into this. well, yes, in general, the consciousness of human plasticity, if they have been there for 8 years, uh, reinforced by such propaganda, they could many to reformat and recode. well, there is hope that after all, uh, it is possible to somehow reverse this situation in a shorter period of time. see today the collection secretary alexei danilov is, of course, well, the bomb has begun. you threaten russia and said that they would hit the

crimean bridge as soon as they had such an opportunity. there is no corresponding weapon yet, but they are asking and hope that it will appear soon, so russia hold on to alexei danilov, this news came to us today by the way, listen to the head, just a minute, that is. uh, ukraine is, as soon as such an opportunity arises, now i remember big uh, deliveries of western weapons, an approving pat on the back approvingly, so to speak, and so on, and you say how to relate to this from a military point of view theoretically. you can even say that it is possible, but it is theoretically that they emphasize it, because well, for any action. so, they will bring them some kind of missiles, and through this there are various anti-missile e anti-ship complexes that can be used against land targets are talking about this. as far as this is all on earth is already real. i'm not ready to vouch, because, but the most important thing is not

this, the most important thing is that, well, air defense, anti-missile defense of such facilities as the crimean bridge. i think it is blocked with a guarantee of 200%. therefore, there are any attempts, it seems to me that they will be unambiguously suppressed. for some reason, he says this, what do you think sergeevich no need to say something, but listen to you. well, actually, it's quite such a statement that excited many, well, i must say that there are reasons you think, i agree, i cannot but agree with the expert that e street is such a strategically important strategic object as the crimean bridge, it is really covered by 200%, although the threats. uh, in relation to the crimean bridge sounded and before the start of a special war operation constantly. oh well, no, smoke without fire, because you mentioned that flow, e.g., of western weapons, which is coming and continues to go, this very order for 800 million dollars, and most importantly, again, according to military experts. the main, uh,

main challenge. for our troops of the allied forces, this is precisely, but pumping up the group that is now on a in the donbass, which is in reserve in the east of the dnepropetrovsk region. it 's pumping her with weapons and, uh, in my opinion. the main task is to somehow block these channels. which go by land, u through u from the territory of poland from the territory a of other neighboring european states, and by rail by road transport and uh, so far, alas, uh, we do not hear about any m-th definite overlap of these military supplies. you know it really is. well, i wouldn't say it's amazing. i'm not a military strategist, so to speak. i don't know what's in the way. well, in general, so gentle, well, a simple one in our simple everyday russian folk logic. in general, of course, that in order to interrupt these deliveries, but diplomatic efforts are not enough, probably, it still makes sense, uh, to hit some key ones, i don’t know . i don't know what the point is called there points. yes, of a special type, so that these deliveries were

technical impossibilities in a diplomatic way. it is impossible to block them. why don't we act like this? well, i repeat. i don’t know, because i probably, so to speak, do not have all the fullness of strategic information, what worries me the most and upsets me is the news that more states are planning to reopen their embassies, kiev, that is, they have evacuated their all citizens. and we will notice them at the end of january. and now they are talking about their action the fact that russia is 100% capable of inflicting no blows has repeatedly been said to you that when well, such hotheads, like mine, voiced a proposal. yes, what are you suggesting to strike. and if this is a state member of the bloc, look, and if some, uh, leaders, like the nazis are hiding in a hospital, they will hide in these buildings. no, what are we going

to do? look look here. it's true. here it is necessary to say that yes, many moved their embassy to lvov, but there were blows, so i so i think that, so to speak, the residents somehow head of the embassy understand that lvov - this is not entirely. this is the first, and the second, well, yes, the embassy is returning to kiev, but maybe you remember the phrase about the decision-making centers, maybe , uh, maybe we already completely understand, and they understand that we understand that in the center decision making is by no means cue. with regards to the crimean bridge in kiev, it is clear that it is by no means in kiev, but we will not apply it. as far as i understand, strikes on the means of those states that applaud their e, bundestags for the supply of weapons to us. you look, we are quietly quietly trained by them to react normally to this, that is, the state openly becomes an ally of the nazi ukrainian regime, openly declares

the amounts and the weapons that it will supply, so that russian servicemen are killed with these weapons, and at the same time we for yura , we have no reason to declare to this state. god forbid a war strike at this state. what i have repeatedly said, i don’t understand why we didn’t destroy communications in the border areas. why is it possible to count on the fact that some types of weapons will arrive by rail, and some planes will land at some airfields that still exist for some reason and some planes. you have an answer. why is the answer here why and i don’t, therefore? well , let's not want to do a lot of repairs on our territory later. there is such pressure from danilov - it’s exactly that it was in the plans and very for a long time and this is not just bravado. this is the intention. yes, and this is our special operation now in ukraine precisely in order to prevent a strike, including on the crimean bridge and on crimea in a broad sense, because it is clear that the

ukrainian authorities are ukrainian in general, a ukrainian project. this one is ukrainianism and in fact , and ukrainianism is, so to speak, the pandarization of this entire republic, it is, in principle, in its origin. she is anti- russian. she is anti-russian, this is the main one, so to speak, the main one. coal chamber all them ideology. here's what you need. here, i don’t know, for some reason, all the time there is something to refer to, to make a reservation. well, isn't it the duty of any self-respecting state to destroy? to destroy completely and to the ground a certain structure that has declared it to be the main one, if the meaning of life and existence is hatred for the defining state in our case, is it not a duty, i repeat, not that one must take advantage of the opportunity there. it is the duty of any state. this is a matter of taking and stopping. is not it so. and how much does the center cost to make a decision this is also agreed, perhaps there. maybe i don’t even mean lvov, and i don’t mean washington or london although, of course, there’s already a bigger decision being made than how they return there in kiev,

didn’t the suction begin like that, perhaps now is the current, so to speak, tactical sense, the decision-making center . this is exactly the same long-suffering azov steel, about which victoria nuland is so baked and fussed. you give him zero macron, everything, everything. you understand what's going on, please. here i am a colleague, i really want to agree. many people ask. why why not completely destroy the railway infrastructure? why the trucks are clear, that the trucks are not clear, what is inside is no less difficult to understand. i am constantly coming from the territory of poland, we know that there are only five training centers on the territory of poland, which are already functioning, where hundreds of ukrainian servicemen are trained by western instructors to use the same weapons. uh-huh and then these people come. it is very important. now, if they stay there in lvov, and then for some reason they are on the line of contact. and in my opinion, this really needs to end. today sergei shoigu presented vladimir putin with a report on the course of russia's special operation in ukraine

reported on how things are in mariupol vladimir putin said to cancel the assault. azov stood up, but at the same time he ordered to block all entrances and exits so that not a single one would fly in. let's talk about how mariupol looks now in mariupol, spring has come, flowers have bloomed. life is gradually returning to the city. it can't not please. well, now she is returning not only in this way, not only, so to speak, climatic and weather. eh, in a sense, people began to dismantle the rubble, people began to somehow more or less transfer their city to order, and we , of course, will help them with this. hallelujah

have mercy, gentlemen.

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