where are they and so on? here you tell us, uh, yuri nikolayevich, where are they? does it manage to say so, look at the institution all the same, overnight to get 1,300, so to speak, prisoners - these are not jokes, what they say and so on, please. well, of course, we listen carefully, listen and listen to what our president says, because well, the citizens of russia here are also large, for the most part, more than half of the population of the republic and. of course, we listen to him carefully, but yesterday's comment our president. e about what he said 1.300 prisoners of war e, so i guess we are talking about 1.346 prisoners of war uh ukrainian armed forces uh. these are those, this is the thirty-sixth brigade of the marines, who laid down their arms, surrendered from the ilyich factory . but if you listen carefully there, the president said, in fact, there are much more of them . so,

in general, today we have about 2,500 more than 2,500. e, prisoners e vsu. yes, well, under three. yes , it's three, we can assume that it's three, well 2.600 - this is what we have and are located in our three sites. here. uh, i can even tell you. last week we sent our special transport. uh, the so-called paddy wagons were sent even to the zaporozhye region. here is the village of rozovka, which borders on the territory of the republic, we delivered about 600 prisoners of war with them on our own. unless, of course, they work with everyone and hmm, everyone is given a legal assessment. uh-huh, understandable. but tell me, please, you say, we work with them, but i understand correctly that a survey also means work. or how is it is it called correctly? yes, i'm just talking about it, uh, the investigating authorities, the prosecutor general's office are working with them. about the investigative committee, the military commandant's office. our special units of the mgb and

so on are working in the plan. e involvement in war crimes bloody crimes. that's exactly about it. i wanted to say by the prisoners of war themselves. eh, we don't. well, actually there is no torture, nothing like that. we do not allow ourselves. we think it's wrong, we're not allowed, and we want to show that we are exactly these from them. and we are different. we do not kill unarmed and do not shoot in the head and back of the head. how they do that's it, unfortunately. yes, i understand what we all understand, what we all saw all these horrors about. yes? tell me, please, yury nikolaevich, another really important question, but they cannot stay with you forever. e. well, i don't know or can then say so, what is the ride further fate. well, sooner or later the special operation will end there and it will be necessary to decide the fate of these people. and this is how you imagine it it will end and end with our victory. well

, i will say that he is so unconditional that we are coping today with the flow of prisoners. uh, we have three sites e located on the territory of the republic, where deployed field kitchens and e, medicines and doctors and so on, and their further fate, but those that i understand for myself are not stained e in crimes. e with the kiev regime in the murder of mass citizens of ours and our neighbors from the lugansk republic e. as i understand it, most likely the task was for them to return home to their families. but hmm, the desire that they emanate from them, they want to return home to their families after the completion of the operation, so to speak, and probably not in ukraine, at least under the current government in ukraine . -something there. uh, they got under the sea in these catacombs, how they are now behaving, where they demand to go. not just any

opportunity. you are not just some humanitarian house. we say we want to go to turkey , it’s clear that ukraine owes them and their fate is already clear worse than in russia thank you very much. thank you. yury nikolaevich thank you, the minister of justice of the dpr was in direct contact with us. yes, we now have, uh, the opportunity to watch exclusive footage. how the americans delivered reed to moscow's vnukovo airport and from there he is on a direct flight, and we are looking at flying to the united states of america. nasheeds to the moscow airport with his grandson's handbag, to whom yes , about which biden says, i generally made a very difficult decision. well accepted it is on its way to moscow in an hour and a half it will be in moscow we hope to get here in the face of this guy. here's some kind of it is a little bit . lost feeling that he himself does not believe. actually, so to speak good luck. yes, not oxygen

here to say an assumption. just if you remember the tragic stories of yaroshenko and if we have repeatedly heard from their lawyers that they are under constant pressure. they are tortured, they are deprived of the elementary rights that prisoners in american prisons have. i'm deeply convinced that if you really give this guy a free tribune, because this is america you will see that it is quite possible, if he really will be able to tell the truth of his interview, in a sense it will explode, the information space will say such. well, for example, we recorded everything with him a long time ago . the interview was a normal attitude. normally , they treated him normally. i'm not saying it's respectful not respectful, but this contrast is the attitude towards our prisoners, yes, who are united in espionage will be accused. there in the arms trade and so on and the attitude towards the americans. although it would seem, yes, it is sharp contrasts. it seems to me that this is very similar to , uh, like uh, russian officers russian soldiers treat captured ukrainians in this sense and as

the same ukrainian side and in general. the west treats us in this regard. it seems to me, too, will be very show. it is very interesting. see it's disturbing. yes, a prisoner in a russian prison. look at how the americans are there, well, they describe the horrors and russia in general, and even more so, we churim prisons in particular. yes and so, then, the guy who was thrown into the seat by a bear, which miraculously, tam crawled away and so on. with this comes, indeed, some are right, and you are right absolutely yes, and they begin to say that the attitude turns out to be more than correct, which, it turns out, unlike our prisons, they don’t torture. can you imagine ? it's just that, oddly enough, for us it can blow everything up in general, interesting, interesting, interesting, interesting, we will follow the development of events. now a short advertisement and we will return to something very important to discuss. i

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why did he attack us because there is no war? i am nobody of the fatherland by this moment you did not have here. drink case number eight in two days. what size, 48? the information channel on the first continues time will tell, the situation remains tense around transnistria a few hours ago, a romanian delegation arrived for talks in kiev, the main purpose of the visit was to discuss a joint action plan for transnistria and arrived. they are not just the

eve of the adviser. uh, uh, adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, aleksey arrestovich. as a matter of fact, he announced plans to listen to transnistria. ukrainian take and seize transnistria somehow coped would have coped on the territory of sovereign moldova, we cannot even afford such a statement only after an appeal moldovan side. we are talking theoretically. how many forces will it take to simply capture tiraspol? let's do it. and no, at the click of a button, he would like it to be gone, tiraspol pridnestrovie yes, aleksey arrestovich understood at the same time on his statement about the seizure of pridnestrovie, the solution to the pridnestrovian issue is only political , excludes any military actions the pridnestrovian foreign ministry , in turn, stated that behind the explosions in the village sausage, ukraine is the perpetrators of terrorist attacks in

transnistria were caught on video cameras. there are clear evidence that they went back to ukraine , the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic also stated that at the moment there is a threat to the stability of transnistria . uh, when you illustrated the words of olesya, what does it mean the romanian delegation arrived no first previous me with all due respect. you do not be offended, for god's sake, but the truth is, i'm a man there with the right part of the delegation, too, romania is a bag. well, why are you surprised at their arahs? i'm just i'm here for the truth, i want to confess in front of our respected viewers. i same look i do not want to provoke between scandals. i have a lot of respect. uh, romania and romanians. well , you’ll read a book once in your life out of your head and remember, this is the bronze bullet that the romanian border guards shouted. that's not going out of my head. here bronze is rare. at least you explain without offending guys. well

, again, please, well, again, this is exceptional. my ironic version. after all , we know that the tense situation with gas, including in bulgaria and in general in the countries of eastern europe the fact that these comrades in jackets came to the official it would seem that the meeting, but, apparently, is being prepared. after all, we remember how the european commission is - this is very important. now i am not exaggerating in any way, uh, i recommended to many countries in europe, uh, to change the level of energy consumption, for example, in the same italy now uh, it is not allowed to make air conditioners colder than 25 °, this is absolutely official. can check. well, and, accordingly, in the winter you can not do it. uh, warmer than 21°, so there's an explanation in this case, but seriously, but the situation in transnistria is very tense, because it is absolutely obvious that a is within the framework of the current strategy of an absolutely terrorist state. ukraine, and an attack of this kind is a sabotage act, terrorist acts by and large, and they will continue knowing full well that transnistria is a strategic point for us. there is not only a part of our military military, that is, our military unit. there is

a huge supply of weapons, there is a warehouse and it is located literally there, a few tens of kilometers from the ukrainian border, based on this, this is a potential hot spot, maybe even just the beginning, but attempts to encircle. here. here is this destabilization of our country. therefore, uh, the situation is really tense destabilization of our country along the borders. naturally, i understand, i understand the caucasus and our southern basin spoke in a theoretical sense, that in general, of course, so to speak, we have opponents. there is such a dream to remember to kindle something along all the borders of russia, where is the fire, where is the fire, but, that is, you think that this is from this series is absolutely understood? and you are, in my opinion. before that , you saw the results of the visit, aspen and blinkin, how they met, if they greeted zelensky with yermak, then they hugged with the foreign ministers and the defense minister how to take this is not typical for american diplomacy. this is typical for family members and so on. they

purge understand that each other is now at a glance to bring. i was transnistria in the ninety- second year on behalf of the cherkasy city council, as deputy chairman of the city council, when the hostilities began there, so benderakh came there and looked, you know, the trees are standing without branches, the intensity of the shooting was such. there were the dead. there were dragging people who did not understand what to do? well, survived met. later i arrived and reported to the cherkasy city council and we decided to establish the status of a sister city between cherkasy and tiraspol and began to provide humanitarian assistance with medicines and so on. was to control met with general swan. he really wasn't a time general then. he was undercover. and i was there sausage there, in fact, the passage is small. this is an area that can be covered in one day. visit

all corners of the sausage. yes, these are the largest, uh, i would say warehouses reactive characteristics. and there were shells in the soviet union. but there was still a problem of an additional withdrawal of troops from europe and they were transported there, laid down in the open. well, in the open under the open. no, it was necessary to solve the disposal and all the weapons of the union yes, from all over europe, the first to receive the task. why do i say i’m returning to the visit to unfreeze these conflicts, this is a conflict of transnistria moldova is a conflict of georgia abkhazia, they go for this and yes, and, for example, in the kazakh language why do you understand along the borders, so to speak, such military fires, they are distracted by time attention efforts russian leadership and so on. so, if the second task is, there are three or four kilometers from the sausage, i folded such ones to the territory of ukraine, this is to get this

ammunition, which is not enough, they shot their own they shot everything that they collected from the warsaw pact and so on. today there is equipment , there are no shells, therefore, military specialists are reaching out to take it or not, they say, no, without the help of romania, no, and moldova does not want to participate, not because it is good 100% dependent on gas and heard russia’s warning, just try to solve this the question is by military means, and it is understandable, understandable, that it no longer hides for the second year. nobody back that deliberately inserted. uh, russia is going to set fire to the spokes in the wheels wherever possible and here, listen to a very characteristic anthony-blinke conversation on senator robert mendens. india, which participates in the quadripartite security dialogue, buys oil. in russia, s-400 anti-aircraft missile systems avoid

voting in the un, so we allow this country to become a member of the four, and it in turn bypasses the global sanctions that we impose on russia, i hope, mr. secretary of state, that you insistently explain to everyone that can do? what can't? i think now is very important for us moment from a strategic point of view, since many countries, including those that you named, are considering and possibly reconsidering some relations, including with russia in our interests, encourage them to work with this to see what we can do to, along with success in ukraine and for ukraine we have also taken advantage of other strategic opportunities that may arise. i think this should also be taken into account when we choose to approach countries. some of them are related to russia, relations that continue for decades. their change and adaptations need time to think when we do, this we must be as efficient as possible from a strategic point of view. common words, but i

would be everything in the world. i hope i want more than anything in the world that these words of the minendos of appeal to glinkin, to be heard in india, to be heard, india, because this is an absolutely boorish formula. i hope mr. secretary of state to persistently explain to everyone what can be done. and what is impossible about india with more than a billion almost one and a half billionth country from the outside. so, here it is, as you said mendes. i really want them to hear this, however, dmitry gennadievich perhaps, so to speak, we overestimate the importance of national pride in such serious issues as international politics and economics or not. exist in the world in these countries lives. well, a little more than a billion people out of 7 billion who live in the world. these countries make up approximately 35% of the global economy, you understand, yes, we are talking sanctions sanctions, well, most of the world, it does not support sanctions,

it does not participate in them, no matter how much they would like to see it. here. i just wanted to clarify what. well , of course, so in general, if measured arithmetically, then, of course, this is generally pah, but if not arithmetic, because they are of course they are, of course, this is the same golden billion in fact , which holds in its hands most of the economy, planets and sanctions, of which, of course, sensitivity for us, 40% is the maximum yet, what is there, no more, because they are so sensitive these sanctions. for some reason, they are so, so to speak, so affecting our economy. they are sensitive because we live in this agenda. we listen every day imposed sanctions. you dare the media every day. tell us what sanctions were imposed against us. well, if you talk about who will become friends no one can negotiate with us, if you talk about latin america and central south america and africa and in asia you you will tell, but these sanctions will take the place with us, which, of course, is sensitive. of course, they are noticeable

. there are no questions, because we had this setting, the economy was set up, and they grew together. the only thing you are talking about is our work. let me answer you just in case, so if we don’t talk about the sanctions, then people will still come to the store and be surprised. and i’m not opening aside, and you will again be surprised, two dear anatolia, i’m talking about the fact that sanctions take the place that they occupy. that is, you devote a third of your time to sanctions, and two to a third. tell us about the positive, what is happening about what economic conditions we have have replaced imports. well, there is a lot of this family of information, so tell 70% about the positive 30%. in their places, the leadership will be reported. thanks a lot. thank you. okay, uh,

actually. if you say so stop diving, then you are right and wrong, but i think so. this is my personal personal assessment of what you said, uh, on the one hand. of course, of course, this is not all economy, of course, is far from the whole world, true, this is absolutely true, but we ourselves are also pure, true, we have grown together so much. so much associated with this part of the world, no more, but still a certain part of the world, so to speak, that, of course, any sanctions from this part of the world, no more, but still, it will be very sensitive for us here, i rights. of course they are sensitive. of course they are noticeable. of course, they are not only, so to speak, in verbal incarnation, but also quite a financial medicine for everything else. but this is ours. actually, so to speak, there was a decision to grow together so much with this part of the world that we are now suffering from them. you are right, and i am right. so agreed. ok, deal. let's talk further then. here is further here is a boorish attack, and robert mendenez about india i hope you explain to them what can be

done. and what’s not possible here is interesting, you must have seen kir lvovna that, uh, the same antonym linkin said that, it turns out, the inclusion of the ksir, and the guards of the islamic revolution in the corps the list, so to speak, the list of uh energy organizations was a mistake. this is an iranian structure , this is this, this is the same iran, this is the very compliment of the islamic revolutionary guard corps about which the americans. they spared no epithets, no fiends at all. ada, yes, no one, yes, never. yes, and suddenly, all of a sudden, here we are, as the arrestovich shows. suddenly, broads and it turns out it was a mistake they are now being removed from the sand, and with these same terrorist organizations, the question is clear that iran is exhausted. well, not that exhausted, but at least for quite a long time, under sanctions under heavy sanctions, uh, and so on, probably seeing the light of some sanctions economic ahead, of course, so to speak, will look at it all with hope opens up exciting prospects.

and, perhaps, he will reconsider his attitude towards us, including, because, as i said , mitogenavich. he almost agreed with me. maybe we overestimate. the concept, so to speak, of national pride in international politics. maybe in international politics there is no such thing as eating three regular meals a day. it is important. and honor, you understand, it will not be full. whatever you think. well, first of all, i think now. hmm, we have to wait for an answer. probably a courtesy from iran because there was such a format of alaverdi, that is, in response to the proclamation of a north terrorist organization. they proclaimed the pentagon that is. for example , from the point of view of official policy and iran , the pentagon, that is, the us department of defense, is quite. terrorist structure, which again, but in general, it takes us to a very interesting category, which, by the way, alexey arrestovich, already quoted today in this studio, loves very much. uh, in my speeches to use this phrase is called the configuration space of

opportunity. here, indeed. now, what is happening, it is connected with polyvariance and, uh, a competent politician and strategist. he will now charge several options at once and the first option. in general, they have already worked on this near frontier. that is, something is already happening in for the past month, something has already been happening in karabakh in transnistria, this is the near contour around russia, and notice how a huge number of all sorts of different tasks are being solved in parallel under the guise, for example, turkey, which is now very active in iran. and in the northern part and on the territory of syria is happening. uh, there is a very difficult tense situation in relations between china, respectively, and taiwa. and many other things, that is, there saudi arabia yemen can be listed endlessly, that is, this is only it seems that the entire focus of world attention. he is now in ukraine yes, of course, from a journalistic point of view, from the point of view of public interest, everything is there, but right now, on the periphery

of this attention, a lot of interesting things can be done, as for national pride, then, of course. this is something that is extremely difficult to measure in some material terms, and here again, as a rule, there is a long war. that is, the same , india - it is very long-suffering. i would say the state, which for a long time was under with this colonial british pressure. but then, in general, it began to develop very, but powerfully, and now, uh, in general, it’s quite difficult to find those items on the foreign agenda on which, say, india and great britain speak in unison, they have much more differences and there’s no need, as it were, to be deceived . with this recent visit, johnson is fighting where he is there joyfully this turban nadya on the head, in fact, everything is very, very great britain, there are just a lot of oligarchs from india, including in the store, who have a huge impact on the economy great britain, of course, but as if summing up , of course, india and china and turkey did not

join the sanctions against the russian federation; today they are in a position of hesitation, but in the eyes. at least the western countries look, so now they have a principled position. just what we saw in this dialogue, blinkin and minendas, this is what is called real politician. this is something people don't really need to see because it looks very ugly. that is, here again, this quote about bismarck about sausage and the concept, that is, it is not necessary, in fact, no one else. yes, you don’t need to know, because why don’t you just put on, even a woman’s dress, even a chump, right? or just to say that, well, yes, it’s just to make friends with india now and from the side of britain from the side of the usa just right. the channel, that is, well, up to the most brutal type, and the lines of the ministry of defense to less so. e, harmless, more there, on the contrary, more precisely harmless. uh, there are some negotiation platforms from the series, and the heads of the ministry foreign affairs, where will it go, pumping that you,

dear friends of the aforementioned, will not be able to sit on two chairs, you will have to choose whether you are for us or you are still against us, that is, this position may end, of course, often, there nancy sung and sherman constantly they know there, yes, interests say, you please join the sanctions. and you have to stand. in fact, even dry or they are willing to learn. but if only, then africa is also closer to itself. eh, look at what you said about kera lvovna, here's a conversation with the sinator. yes, not pancakes, but something is ugly. here's another ugly moment since yesterday's meeting with something blinkin senators happened. there he has a verbal altercation. and on what topic? if ukraine became a member of nato, then our soldiers would now be on the battlefield. you understand that by continuing to call for the inclusion of ukraine in the ranks of the alliances, maintaining such a policy of behavior, you will be forced to send american forces to the kiev front. yes, this is an important topic, it's good that

you touched on it. however, i have another the idea of ​​what is happening is strange, which have been attacked by russia in recent years. georgia ukraine was not part of the alliance the kremlin specifically attacks only those countries that are not members of nato it can also be argued that the countries that russia attacked were part of the soviet union i completely disagree with this. i mean, i don't agree anthony well, listen, well, you're in four grades. you are done. well, i don’t even know how i comment on the soviet union, but i don’t advise this at all. what does it mean in general? person actually, uh, american politicians, they show, uh, the power of their knowledge of geography in history and. well, these are the main ones, sometimes in politics all this is in quotation marks. naturally. well, what about e possibilities?