undercotts visited this armory and look what he found. here in the same warehouse, balakleya american mortar mines of 60 mm caliber, such mines were supplied to the zone of the anti-terrorist operation, since they were not subject to the restrictions of the minsk agreements and ukrainian troops. they just filled positions. the people's militia of the donetsk and luhansk people's republics here immediately have a table of reference, each mine is packed with fire. here in such a tube. and in fact, it is immediately ready for use on it, an expelling charge is already hung only to pull out the pin and, in fact, you can launch a mortar, as here in the reference table. the fire is written with a barrel of 650 mm, a little over half a meter. that is, you can safely

move with him calculations. probably two people. there is such a law. you there know better than me the law of the transition of quantity into quality. i'm interested in this amount of different kinds of evidence. uh, so to speak, equipment, in general , what nato is fighting how much of this evidence needs to be presented in order for it to turn into a quality, so to speak, recognition that, well, yes we are fighting a little to suppose, that is, this one does not actually and does not hide this help of its own, in fact, the conduct of hostilities answers, as in that anecdote all the same. well, no, this one doesn’t, he says, this is equipment. everything else - it ’s still not a war yet, but, on the other hand, i repeat, if you put everything together, here, do you think, can this be called a nato war against us, if you remember these dry rations, these mines are the weapons of jivelin and so on aircraft tanks howitzers, if you remember electronic

intelligence that works for them native electronic warfare, which is not used, if the satellite constellation, which again, uh, so to speak, to the ukrainian armed forces, if he flew waxes, who are on duty there endlessly barrages and remove all the information they are given. is this not a war, that this is modern international law, which, by the way, was drawn up with our participation, is qualified by no one. it is to participate in these actions. since during the third world war. great powers. learned to trade war, like an apartment one big for several. yes , none in different areas, because, in fact, the third world war is called cold, and the rules of this very cold war allow everything except the direct participation of their military personnel on the front line. that is, this is the last facet, not the

last one at all, it turns out to be hostages, you know, and they tried to bring out all the contents. azov became so that it would not fall into our hands, because this participation was again mentioned. azov stand up, there is one interesting economic subtlety. budgetary relations in ukraine were built in such a way that it was precisely those regions that provided the filling of the budget that were considered subsidized. remember shortly after the coup of the fourteenth year, when the civil war was just beginning. many

members of a terrorist group. ukraine joyfully shouted. finally. we'll get rid of those danish ones at khlebnikov here. now they got rid of the last part of the exclamation, they showed understandably , strictly speaking, there was still a well-known to me still work or now and severodonetsk is the main center of a large large-scale chemical industry. in ukraine but in general, listen to ukraine so much. this is the industrial center of this country and of course. here you are absolutely right. there is such a manner, yes, to call it subsidized regions, but you know, as i was told yesterday, uh, one smart person, if you directly quote from zelensky, if zelensky had such an opportunity, he would nafig himself,

would have bombed all this, mariupol, because there are these people. they are, of course, the wildest, hellish headache. the first, then, firstly, if suddenly they somehow magically get out of there. of course, each of them, each of them will have a rating there an order of magnitude higher than zelensky’s, this is a problem if they don’t get out of there, and zelensky is constantly being told. any words of encouragement. and we say so to the people of the population. this is an even worse blow to the image, so to speak, and to the turkish rating, these are two. if they're here, god forbid they get out with someone we expect there. see, this is a blow not only to zelensky, but to everything. that is, it's creepy. a headache and, in theory , zelensky would be happy to sit at the helm of some. i do not know the bomber and finish or solve this problem, but there is no such-and-such for me to say, they did not give such an opportunity. he 's a coward, i totally agree with you. my situation is complete. here is the sanksanga, any decision, it will lead to collapse, uh, and all these points have already been discussed politically and morally, but a very significant factor is that anatoly

aleksandrovich outlined the importance of international law, we understand that it is, in principle, practically destroyed today, but the factor is the participation of nato instructors, who are regular officers and who, in the event of capture. eh, they will testify alive when captured that such and such a leader, by his personal order, sent us to the territory of ukraine to carry out such and such tasks and destroy them. including the civilian population. this is going to be a very strong argument. and as i think, the political leadership in kiev is afraid. exactly this alignment, so it was not. now that's interesting, really. if we weigh all these perspectives. here is what i said, the first second is what you said, the worst thing is still the way out, the worst thing is that they will use our yes, yes, yes, humanitarian corridor, in fact, what is happening now. e is unknown in world practice. we see how they allegedly carry out a humanitarian operation of an american, they destroy cities. we give the enemy a chance to

get out. well, yes, we're giving them one last chance. yes yes, yes, the most, of course, he himself would be ready, please, and what is the worst well, for the kiev authorities, colleagues twice mentioned international law and so a proud representative of his own profession, lawyers, international affairs i can’t. do not e comment on what has been said. the point is that it is valid from the point of view of international law. we have a definition of aggression in the resolution of the un general assembly of the seventy-fourth year. and there, in general, m-m, the formal reason for participating in the war is what is called an incident of white - this indeed, either you, uh, send your weapons to military equipment along with living people. which, by the way, just makes it difficult, and cases related to unmanned aerial vehicles, and from the point of view of legal qualifications, either you provide your territory for countries participating in some kind of military conflict, but i strongly disagree that zelensky’s ratings

zelenskiy's fears are somehow related to the prospect of violating international law, because they are not correlated with anything at all that takes place in a harsh reality, because all the ratings of zelensky are drawn by his image. especially in foreign media, this is absolutely such a phantom, it is a soap bubble and vienna can commit the most flagrant violations, for example, of international humanitarian law. we are everything. we have been observing this with you for a month and a half and yet nothing to him for this word word rating. there is something to say in this. well, there is, as if it is, well , yes, here it is, let's replace it with a word, for example, reputation uh-huh well, it seems to me that in general institution of reputation, especially in big politics. it is practically absent. that is somehow. it seems to me that this, even from a legal point of view, is not qualified here, but one more very important remark. that's from the point of view of what today, in general, the nato states receive from what is happening now in ukraine with some such.

uh, very suspicious intensity. i began to come across very interesting articles in specialized publications on the topic of how to wage a new war in the conditions of urban urbanization, and right here it can be seen that over the past month and a half there have been quite fresh works there in the format. and in the format of blogs, that is, but indeed today it was already mentioned that the americans clean everything from the air, they almost never interact with the enemy army in an urban environment. and now, of course, ukraine in this sense is the frontier. this training ground is a place where you can work out the technology, and work it out, right? we continue to work live, but here we see, jurisprudence has deepened a little international law. this is interesting, and so to speak on formal grounds. indeed, you can't call it a double. although that's easier and easier in

this case, in the sense of non-lawyers like me yes , because, well, if something looks like e sorry war. here it reminds by all signs of war and so on and so forth. i would call it this way and not otherwise, but i repeat on formal grounds. maybe this is not so. but look, what else is interesting former commander of the joint forces. nato richard byrons narrated why is the alliance not now entering into a direct conflict, so to speak, with russia, and why is it really fighting to the last soldier? ukraine listen. we and others are arming ukraine to essentially delay and perhaps even stall a russian invasion of their country. we must admit that from a strategic point of view, ukraine allows us to buy time to restore the balance of power between a much stronger west with a huge gdp and a huge military budget and russia, we must admit that the ukrainians are at war. if you want to give us time define your own rules of the game. we should be

very grateful to them for this. the main reason why we want to avoid a war between russia and nato is that nato is not ready. and we should be ashamed of it. not ready, but, but it turns out that these words mean that nato is not ready. he says what is implied. well, in general there is a set of some mutually contradictory theses. if here are our experts, dear ones, they will explain it well. eh, so, on the one hand, he says, there is this barens. uh, on the one hand, huge gdp is huge, uh, the military budget is much stronger than the west, and on the other hand, unfortunate russia and in 10 seconds. without embarrassment, he says, therefore, thanks to ukraine, which gives us the opportunity, so to speak, to regroup and prepare for this decisive situation. you understand how he can help. ukraine is just one of the stages , it is absolutely obvious that after the goals and objectives of the special military operation are achieved, and new geopolitical the reality in this new geopolitical reality

is absolutely obvious and russia will continue to try to declare a war of annihilation in a variety of ways. now we are not necessarily talking about the active phase of hostilities. about what are nato missiles going to fly at some of our facilities? i'm not talking about that now. i'm talking about the fact that these processes that we have previously observed are the active militarization of central eastern europe, the creation of infrastructure for the transfer of all kinds of groups there, including the latest weapons that are already in place. by the way, it is very important to notice on the territory of ukraine yes. basically, not liquidity is thrown there. the so-called still remaining unions but in fact now in poland i will repeat this every time for five centers where western instructors directly train ukrainian engineers with this, and with new weapons that delivered there what they were not ready at the time of 24 february to such a large-scale confrontation. i think this is a big misconception. it seems to me that the whole logic of what nato did, and the logic of what they did and on

ukraine says that they prepared prepared. yes, indeed, this experiment that we talked about, yes, in the previous issue, it does not consist. the fact that ukraine is a training ground and ukraine is in their plans. true, it should have attacked first, and then really, all these scenarios, all these processes, which they are now in a hurry to rebuild they. well, you know, the last very important point regarding the new geopolitical reality would have been implemented in a completely different scenario. in my opinion, it is absolutely obvious that today's ukraine is unimportant to preserve statehood and will not preserve it in the existing one, or rather, the state until february 24th. she is unthinkable. and that depends on how this operation ends. and how, well, i'll tell you frankly, its map of its administrative divisions will look like on earth, and so on, the reaction will largely depend on this. of the west, i am deeply convinced that each of our advances, because history writes, yes, each of our advances deep into the depths is conditional , here kherson is there, zaporozhye, i don’t even say now

about odessa nikolaev i understand that even these are the plans of the westerners. yes, to create there between the seas and so on destroys, therefore, in this case, they will do everything in order to delay. this situation is in order to somehow stop the advancement of our army and our own interests, because now our national interests are our national security, and our guys who carry out tasks. these things are indivisible. this is one whole. understandably? understood, please, alex, i, you, you understood this paradox. you must speak to nikita with it is impossible to argue with this, but still the west is much more powerful and russia is modest. then why temporarily regroup? i don't understand anything. hmm firstly, nato and the united states, like us, are assessing the situation and overestimating the situation. uh, in ukraine every day. this is fine. well , naturally, plans are adjusted, situations are evaluated, prospects are assessed. so, i have a question for you all here, do any of you believe, i emphasize, believe that we will lose no, surely you think americans are fools? we are

we believe not because we go to church, because we believe in our own strength, we adequately evaluate, including such a thing as morale, for example, which, by the way, is in the army. i recently learned this is measured in percentage. want to give an example. come on, look, when the marines, uh, more than a thousand people surrendered, our army specialists from the foreign intelligence service, but, based on the available information, they counted. e that their losses were 43%, and they surrendered everything is considered the border, after which the so-called morale is measured and readiness for resistance. it's 50% they had a loss of less than fifty percent. and they gave up. this means that their morale has fallen. and that is,

look, now i'm looking at the place. now it is necessary to explain that there is someone who did not understand, did not catch. it is very interesting. that is, if the losses are more than 50%, then they give up when they give up. even those who have a loss of less than 50%, it turns out that if you give up, then this is a problem. only in your combat. they surrendered here and here da brest fortress 90% she continued to resist. that's what the real is. yes, and you think the americans didn't study it. we are the only ones, of course, such stupid schools , they have idiotic old education, but the military knows very well how they fight, and after all, they are on the other side. note also the slavs. these are our brothers. and we do not give up in such circumstances, but they give up, which means they give up, because they have already understood that it is clear, the answer to your question about nato is clear from here. they understand. like us, that they

will lose here, and this is a terrible political defeat the west and nato and, above all, the united states, because let's not forget the project, ukraine is anti-russia, firstly, american , secondly, the us democratic party, which is now in power, and thirdly, personally biden his son and this whole shakhiletki and, accordingly, rewind back. this political defeat will be the biden of the president of his party in the fall in the elections and the united states. but for nato, too, i will just tell you one phrase so as not to explain for a long time. after the defeat of nato from us in ukraine, nato goes on the defensive for the first time in a decade. and for them it's a disaster they don't know how to do it. they were built rebuilt in 1991 only for expansion only for the offensive. they don't know how to understand it, they don't want to. i want to be called a

militarist. but this is the new reality that says, nikita went on the defensive, i say, i don’t want to immediately after the defeat, they start here, but of course, i just opened my mouth already, but they saw how, of course, the strong-willed guy lingered. and i wanted to say when to use it. well guess what i'm not taking advantage of. ours is not we have our own tasks. we have our own logic, the logic of movement, none of it is completely fair and very precise, uh, noticed and uh, so to speak said. is that, this is not the promotion of the russian army. this is the promotion of russian interests. they are now they are now one and the other. they're one and this is the other, this is that. it's definitely quite fair, so uh, it's hard for us. it should be on the defensive not on the defensive god be with him. yes, but we won’t give it back, you can, but a little later anatolyevna now. we're just sorry direct inclusion. uh, vitaly kiselyov , assistant to the minister of internal affairs of the

luhansk people's republic, colonel, will give a direct link . vitaly viktorovich good afternoon russia good afternoon anatoly olesya yes. what is the situation in lugansk and wider in the lpr? come on, mainly in the operational-tactical direction of the luhansk people's republic, the situation is positive, positive dynamics have been going on in all directions for the past three days. the most important thing is that uh , more than three days ago, when we released, uh, criminal and c. e. so to speak, the wooded area was destroyed. uh, one of the parts of the driver's license. uh, the units of the so-called mountain rangers of ukraine, the so-called eight people were destroyed and two were taken prisoner. well, now they are there on the internet talking about the fact that they are bakers there and have nothing to do with it, neither killed nor robbed the local population. eh, regarding, let's say, dad

himself in the direction of a very big progress is going forward with us. and uh, i understand that uh the commanders of the units of the formations that are in severodonetsk lisichansk are the nazis trying to escape before their personnel because, uh, this is the most dangerous direction for them. this is the pasnyansky direction, which leaves them deep in the rear and taking into account the advance. e russian units of the russian guard. e special units from the side of raisins, where there will really be a large cauldron, and they understand that they will be destroyed in the same way as in mariupol, but we are being held back today by the fact that severodonetsk azot has e a large number of chemical reagents of all kinds of chemical. uh drugs in terms of ammonia are those substances that well, perhaps, according to

our preliminary data they are mined. that is, this, uh, can be a big provocation and affect our rapid passage in ours in these populations, that an explanation is needed here. i remember that we were talking about rubezhnoye, about the zarya factory , where there really were huge ones there, well, due to the presence of a huge chemical production there , there really was even an explosion of one of them, and there were even attempts, so to speak, to say that it is russia that uses chemical weapons, but it didn’t grow together, because this lie was obvious and obvious. what don't you mean? what do you mean? which and which about which chemicals ? in what form or in what places in this case is it said about emer, uh, which is in a gaseous state, it is said about prussic acid, this is also said about nitrogen, uh, it is said about e chlorine ammonia, which is

also in a liquid state on the territory of severodonetsk nitrogen. this is a huge undertaking. chemical installations of the ukrainian nazis' missile defense systems are located from these territories, they fire at our units of the compound. this is a big problem, because today it is very difficult for us to carry out work in this direction and to protect, first of all, the population and our part of the formation from these poisonous substances. it is clear now. clear. okay thank you very much provocation - this is a provocation, maybe in reality back the same. uh, for uh, those uh fake news that might be there and will prepare uh, show it to the world community. this is russia, this is a militia or there is an army of donbass, which in our case, this means, uh, well-known. forewarned, then armed , after all, it should work, and the fact that we are

talking about it is, so to speak, half a half of an important matter. thank you very much vitaly viktorovich vitalik was in direct contact with you and there was little time anatoly alexandrovich you and respected kil lvovna to shortly, if at the expense of the nato military budget you remember independence day in the film, the president asks, where did the unknown come from the alien spacecraft research center answers him. did you think we were really buying $1,000 aluminum stools? the fact is that 10-15 years before the film appeared, there was a big scandal when it turned out that ordinary aluminum stools, which are sold in any household store, are cheaper than $ 20 for a workplace. the navigator of the b-52 bomber was bought for more than 1,000,

so if you make a similar adjustment for all nato military budgets, then they all together will turn out to be less than the defense budget of the russian federations because we do not steal sorry. at least, but not like that, at least, listen to him there. yes, look how interesting, yes, the paradox of aluminum stools, please, the nato states have chosen for themselves. at first glance, it seems to be very safe. that is, we risk nothing. we practically do not spend manpower. so some kind of decommissioned weapons we supply is a mistake. this is a big illusion, because , well, in addition to the fact that there may be uncontrolled use, but some variety of weapons of mass. well, most likely, it will be either biological or chemical,

a number of nato countries in particular, turkey has already faced the consequences of the actions of its own allies. i mean that it mines ports and through these ports. these block-bound mines and tramp mines, they yes fall towards the bosphorus, and now, if you look, in general, reports from the turkish ministry of defense are a huge problem for them today, because, well, if you remember, only odessa was there about half a thousand min, and which there were still soviet-made ones there, or not at all, installed according to e standards, that is, as a result, they simply sailed away. and so naturally, a colossal threat commercially in the courts. that is, just imagine now, if someone really undermines this drifting mini, that is, there is one, and a mine, a whole division, was sent in order for this whole thing to happen. actually secure, therefore, in fact, these are just our socks, and then there will be more and these are the consequences. more and more and get out on the first plan and here are the military-technical and, of course,

geopolitical and our dear experts, of course , this is the very geopolitical perspective. thanks to them for this, they outlined the time will show we are working on the air and right now we are in direct communication. akim apache. our correspondent, who often goes on the air with us, akim where are you now in donetsk , we already recognize this russian donbass against your background and rejoice when it shows us how the situation is. and the situation is tense. in general, like the last 8 years, we are in condition. uh. we deeply perceive these events, but in fact the situation on the fronts is quite interesting, i'll try. uh, briefly report under what is happening on the fronts. eh, it worked. uh, now we have managed to form a kind of shock fist that can close uh, the cauldron on uh.

hmm together, where it closes, kharkov region, donetsk people's republic. and the luhansk people's republic, after the successful occupation of the settlement , criminal e, there was a breakthrough. e to the inhabited way zarechnoe is still there. here is the outline exit to a red lemon, respectively, we can say that here at the junction of three uh, three, uh, agglomerations, uh, kharkiv region, donetsk and lugansk people's republics. now the boiler will be formed. uh, methodically systematic allied forces of the luhansk people's republic of the donetsk people's republic. keeves rf and e are doing their job a little bit. e, a little bit, if we go to the lugansk directly people's republic a. there, too, interesting events are taking place here in this triangle of rubizhnoye lysichansk and north, uh, severodonetsk yes, they are actively leaving from there now. e vsu. well, they come out. mostly, of course, the officers. uh, higher management understand that they

have nothing else to do there. i am sure that ordinary ordinary fighters will be left to die there, and they will try to save their lives by rolling back across the seversky donets river . eh, fights. now they are trying to block. these are populated areas. at in general, the situation is quite positive, slowly, house by house, street by street, the village is in a hall, uh, they are freeing u in the mariupol direction, i think you understand perfectly well what is happening now, u are blocked, and now this die hard is now surrounded in a dense environment, which allowed the release a number of forces a number of units. now the transfer is already being transferred to donetsk, regrouping and preparing. e to the decoupation of donbass, which is imminently coming from here from donetsk, we hear constant outgoing calls. in general, uh

arrives at the positions of the armed forces of ukraine e, that is, we can say that preparations for the operation are also quite interesting. the situation in the abandoned region. there, the consolidated units of the donetsk people's republic and the armed forces of the russian federation are actively working, and it was this unit that managed to prevent a breakthrough to mariupol, that is, they did not allow this mariupol dobrocation, which was planned by the armed forces of ukraine, to develop. we have comments. eh? combat of the people's militia of the donetsk people's republic hindu maxim drozdova specially for the open specially for time will tell let's see the mood is upbeat a little depressed while sitting still. now the troops are moving forward. i repeat. we competently defeat the troops with artillery, cheered up. here recently. i had such a case. uh, i thought, i'll go to the hospital, i'll come to

air the guys. well, i tell my family there. i'll take you with me for a little more family, and my mouth speaks to me, and i'll leave the guys to call the platoon factory to speak, well, then you're talking to me, well, now the commander is direct. i won’t leave the guys behind for such a third platoon. i say, well, then you are talking to me, i will not leave the guys. and this is in one of the most shelled of their villages and the guys are sitting under constant artillery fire, and so they tell me this. well, to be honest, i was very directly stabbed. and this is us without a reserve. it's not military. and now, a month later, bombing and shelling. that's what they tell me, and i'm just proud of my guys. yes, kim, we still showed footage today of how the somali battalion is returning to donetsk after the operation mariupol as they are met by local residents. as i understand it, the mood of our guys is always upbeat after such a meeting. cheerful spirit. here, as max indian told, it is very very high level. peppy harsh mothers