false decisions that were not easy for him, but the wife of our pilot reported that in 2 hours he would arrive already. e in moscow as i understand it, the exchange itself took place in turkey. the news is good news, very high-profile news, very important, and not only because our, uh, our man ended up in his homeland, not only because justice was getting up, but also because why in general, it became possible, let's think about it. yes, i was sitting to myself sitting to myself. uh, so yaroshenko has been sitting there all these years, as if sitting there and so on and there is a feeling. yes, for everyone, not only for me, not only for us, for lawyers, that all this is somehow so skolochenossko broken. that's pretty pretty messy. well, and so on. and suddenly , for some reason, it was during these very difficult days, so to speak for the whole world, that this exchange took place. why uh, what is there, what is there, so to speak, the underwater part of the iceberg, it is very important, of course, to emphasize

the reaction of joseph biden, yes, who noted that this is a difficult decision that was not easy for him right now at this moment of easy something. well take it i will exchange the american one for the russian one. why a hard decision? why do we have such pathos to file this exchange? how do you understand this matter is that extradition is, in essence, these things are absolutely right at first glance, but by and large . this is pure politics, moreover, as a rule, the gesture of extradition, it looks, but incredibly significant, but in fact the state is simply freed from a person who is not even its citizen. if, at the same time, extradition is also accompanied by an exchange, then in general, it turns out a very curious situation. i think this is exactly what is happening now. that is, no one

loses anything, everyone gains and at the same time from the point of view of the image. and the country that takes the initiative in this extradition exchange looks just like such a principle, in white on a white horse, so it seems to me that now the united states, in general, has used its favorite trick, namely, the distraction trick , because we remember these high-profile cases related to named after yaroshenko and associated with bult and so on. from which always, when something like this happens, the focus of attention shifts, of course. now we need to slightly shift the focus of attention away from ukraine , and here, in my opinion, is much louder news. these are the events that took place at the rammstein base where they gathered, and 40 people and all in the status of the minister of defense of western countries. but now all the media will write about how it was carried out from the barsky shoulder, and the exchange was initiated by the united states a and so on, that is, everything will also not happen random and one always clings to the other. here,

yes, like this, well, it always turns out that way, it seems, at first, it's kind of like, uh, completely different links, and then once again they are given to put forward. this is amazing. as far as all this is interconnected with one's own in general, there is no chance in this world, as is known from the song. uh, if it's really there, uh, what's the name of the distraction maneuver let's assume it's a distraction maneuver from this meeting of magpies, because they seem to think so. ok then. why is it necessary to divert attention from this there are only two options for the meeting of forty in ramstein, either because it failed, but we have no reason to believe that it failed, or because something was said there, something superfluous, something that should not be emphasized, and it is necessary, therefore, to emphasize q in and in this way. here, well, so to speak, distract attention, here is an exchange or something else, or something third, that nothing comes to my mind, as you understand. in addition to the fact that you are not at all. what do you think, not a maneuver of distraction, but something

others don't like to do it. the biden administration especially likes to do this, because i repeat in an amazing way it was joseph biden, the most unpopular us president in history, as the americans eva would say, and in this story even donald trump, who at one time broke records for unpopularity now against the backdrop of biden people, around which american society can really consolidate. this, of course, is an absolute paradox, therefore, in this case, joseph biden really gets political points. inside. he is really trying to shift the focus of public attention to this humanitarian track, but against this background, what is happening is just in the context of one thing to talk about internal attention. that is, i understand correctly that the us public has been preoccupied all this time with the fate of the american student reed and constantly went to demonstrations there, well, the media will do it. so they will warm up this news so much that they presented that it will be presented as victory, and not in the format that there will be a feeling that they were very worried all the time only in the format that the americans

went halfway offered no in the format that biden forced the bloody cruel putin to give up a us citizen a and at the same time he provided a war criminal in return, just such semantic patterns will be there is a very important point april 5 london court. issued a warrant for the extradition of julian sanj to the united states of america , a man who is a symbol of arbitrariness, and the intelligence services of american forces are a symbol that people who are trying to discover the truth about what the americans are doing, and in different regions of the world and this person. we all perfectly understand what awaits in the united states. therefore, in this case, this track can also be replaced with the help of this exchange . in this sense, i also recall a symbol that rammstein is the main base of the united states air force in europe until 2007, precisely on ramstein's territory contained the largest

number of american nuclear warheads, then they were redeployed, and so on, and in this sense, this is an ideal option when you do it at the ramstein base , the main stronghold of conditional coordination and supply. e of ukraine with the most advanced types of western weapons. you need to show that despite this, the united states of america bears. here is the flag of freedom, democracy, humanistic values ​​and others. forgive me for the expression of rubbish, in which no one himself believes, but this machine is information. she will unwind this case in such a way that, in fact, no one will remember that ukraine is actually being turned into a training ground into real meat. but for a war with russia, no one will remember. here they stand. this is biden's phrase in the difficult decisions that were given to him, not easy. well, it means something on him. yes, something somehow influences him. that's right, some kind of pressure was a question. yes why did he say the question out loud? why did you press? who pressed? why did he even confess to this? blinkin actually confirms this. he said that the exchange

yaroshenko naida took place with the help of us allies and partners, and then it means that we still have e, the reaction of yaroshenko himself was very pleased until the very last moment there was no 100 % certainty that this would happen exchanging pilot for americanceride in the current political situation. and roshenko's wife. she said that in 2 hours she plans to meet her husband in moscow, she is going to moscow and thank god, as i understand it, he has already flown from turkey to sochi and now somewhere on the way to moscow and to moscow, and thank god that this is happening all the same. here i want to decipher the miracle. excuse me, i want to decipher the miracle. i still don't understand. i don’t understand, which means that the accident will once again be compared to 12 years, we tirelessly demanded. uh issuing us returning us yaroshenko 12 long years. and during this time we have gone through, so to speak, different levels of relations with the unified states, but the biden did not develop further. he says that this decision was given to him

very, very difficult. okay, let's say he means so to speak. e that, on the one hand , he did not want to let go of the criminal as he interprets and believes about miroshenko, on the other hand. still, more for his student. rida still forced him, uh, to make a choice in favor of humanism. well, let's assume the third all this against the backdrop of unprecedented rhetoric tough in relation to russia. on in connection with the special operation on the territory of ukraine, and for some reason, on these days, on those days when we are there, i don’t know a year later. here, if you study our time yes, here is the strangest time for such an exchange. this is today. well, the strangest thing. why do you know there, i would name three factors, the first one is internal political. instead of the us and the actions of us politicians, they tend to be mainly on this agenda and directed at the biden very low ratings have risen prices have raised the scene on fuel. well, the people there, in general, no longer

idolize him far away and he just needs to justify himself somehow. and he says that it was a very difficult job. he fills his own worth, well, shows the public, guys. i work. see. i pulled an american citizen out of a terrible russian prison. and the next moment is very, very expensive. you know everything, if you are , as a colleague said, join the media and work it out very qualified and professionally, as they know how to do it. well, i think the effect will be very good. here, while working, they died, they believe that the most important factors are domestic political american ones. exactly this. the main thing is to watch that it's just quite critically critical level there. well you rather, it is an internal political situation. but if they are now going for it, that is, it turns out that the political situation inside the states is very, very difficult. to put it critically, the democratic party is essentially already

losing the primaries. they also think about it, they need to raise this rating. uh, unfortunately, biden is very difficult to raise. you can see for yourself, he is already greeting invisible people. more precisely, with what is expressed by friends, and even such a moment. eh, here's the yarych. uh, visited moscow and achieved something, like, well, he made sure that with the help of the clever red cross, uh, there will be, like, how to evacuate the exact agreements even along this path. if so , e, if there is a sense and efficiency in this , then we will go for it, well, all that. well , it is up to the west that it is quite clearly defined what the speech says. and here biden achieves something, that is, they show that the west can push through russia and you can also play on this. that is, here's another factor for you,

which, in general, matters. here in this, i i understood, that is, they, that is, they pushed through russia , and amazingly, of course, well done. so, uh, you know what, returning to the same thing, putin said when putin told him there was such a well-known story when they were given a spartan. i didn't confuse anything n- sent a big list of what they have to do. and if you don’t, then we took the asparagus. so he wrote that you'd better surrender. eh, and if you don't give yourself everything, then what does he need the spartans for? well, succinctly, yes, uh, according to the name of the region, the laconians answered, if everything in english in english, you're still, in short, there are only two letters and that's it. so, let's talk now with yuri serovatok, minister of justice, etc. with us in direct contact with the studio, yuri nikolayevich hello secretary general. he said, according to putin, he

mentioned these 1300 servicemen in mariupol who even invited those who surrendered. i understand, uh, general secretary. he sees the conditions in which they are kept, what they say, what they say, where they are and so on. so you tell us, but yuri nikolaevich where are they are? is it possible, so to speak, that the penitentiary still gets 1,300, so to speak, prisoners overnight this is not a joke, what they say and so on, please, of course , we listen carefully and listen to what our president says, because that well, too, the citizens of russia here are large, for the most part , more than half of the population of the republic and. of course , we listen to him carefully, but er yesterday. and our president uh about what he said 1.300 prisoners of war uh i guess we are talking about 1346 prisoners of war e-e apu of ukraine e. these are those, this is the

thirty-sixth brigade of the marines, who laid down their arms and surrendered from the plant of ilyich . but if you listen carefully there, the president said, in fact there are many more of them. here is 1.346 - these are the marines of the thirty-sixth brigade of the apu. so, in general, today we have about 2,500. e more than two and a half thousand. e, prisoners, e, vsu. e. well, at three, yes. this is under three, we can assume that three, well, 2.600 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. the so -called paddy wagons were sent even to the zaporozhye region. here, the village of rozovka now, on the territory of the republic, we, on our own, have delivered about 600 prisoners of war with them, if, of course, they work with everyone and hmm, everyone is given a legal assessment.

uh-huh, understandable. and tell me, please, he says, we work with them. i correctly understand that the work implies the same interrogation or, as it is correctly called interrogation. i am exactly about this and i say, uh, the investigating authorities, the prosecutor general's office are working with them. about the investigative committee, the military commandant's office. our special forces of the mgb and so on are working in the plan. e involvement in war crimes is a bloody crime. that's exactly what i wanted to say, but we don't have anything about prisoners of war ourselves. 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're different from them. we do not kill the unarmed and 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. yes, please tell me, yuri nikolayevich, this is actually such an important question, but they cannot stay with you forever. uh, well, i don't know or maybe. then say so then. what is their

future fate. well, sooner or later the special operation will end there and it will be necessary to decide the fate of these people. this is how you imagine it , that it will end and end our victory, but i will say it so unconditionally. we are coping today with the flow of prisoners. uh, we have three sites, uh, located on the territory of the republic, where there are deployed field kitchens and uh, medicines and doctors, and so on. eh, 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. i understand it is most likely. the task is for them to return home at seven, but hmm the desire that they come from them, they want to return home to their families after the operation is completed, and probably

not to ukraine, at least we understand the ultimate power that is now in ukraine. of course, listen. well, it’s not without reason that those, those sitting there somewhere there, under the azov, have become in these catacombs, how they now look behaving, where they demand to go. not just some opportunity in their not just some humanitarian home. we say we want to go to turkey, it’s clear what ukraine owes, and already the fate is clearly worse than in russia, yes, there are such. thank you huge. thank you. the minister of justice of the dpr was in direct contact with us. yes, we have the opportunity to see 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 how he will fly to the united states of america. yes, ours. our friends at the moscow airport with their 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 already in an hour and a half 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 as 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 he's a crap, you will see that it's quite possible if he will really be able to tell the truth of his interview, in a sense it will blow up the information space, what will he say? well, for example, we recorded all the interviews with him a long time ago in the context of the same, there was no normal attitude , 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, how, uh, russian officers, russian soldiers treat captured ukrainians in this sense, and how that very ukrainian side and the smell in general relates to us in this regard. it seems to me that it will also be a very indicator. it is very interesting. see. this is trevor yes for 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 you, then, the guy who was thrown into the seat by a bear, which miraculously, tam crawled away and so on. and as soon as he comes, he is really right, and you are absolutely right, dmitry 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 simple, strange as it may seem. for us, this app. you can blow up anything interesting. the information channel on pervoi

continues kiev was the main purpose of the visit 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. we could somehow manage to take the ukrainian state and seize transnistria, we would have managed on the territory of sovereign moldova, we cannot even afford such a statement only after the request of the moldovan side. we are talking theoretically. how much strength is needed in order to simply capture tiraspol can we manage? and there is no click, he would like it not, terrace fucking understood, while the authorities arrested on

his statement about the seizure of transnistria, the solution of the transnistrian issue is only a political one excludes any military action. the pridnestrovian foreign ministry, in turn, stated that ukraine was behind the explosions in the village of sausages, the perpetrators of the terrorist attacks in pridnestrovie were caught on video cameras. there is clear evidence that they went back to ukraine and the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic also stated that at the moment there is a threat stability of transnistria so, uh , please, please give us back the very first photo, where is it. uh, when you illustrated the words of olesya, which means the romanian delegation arrived no first previous. here i am with all due respect. you do not be offended, for god's sake, but the truth is the man on the right is also part of the delegation, romania is a bag. well, why are you surprised at them orakami. i'm just really, i want to obey our respected viewers. i do look

i don't want to provoke international scandals. i am i respect you very much. uh, romania and romanians. well , you’ll read a book from your head once in your life and remember, this is the cry of a bronze gun that the romanian border guards shouted. that's not going out of my head. here is the bronzer. though without any no offense guys. well , again, please, well, again, this is exceptional. my ironic version. after all , we know the tense situation with gas, including in bulgaria and in the countries of eastern europe as a whole . because these comrades in jackets came to the official it would seem that the meeting, but, apparently, is being prepared. after all, we remember how, as the european commission - it 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°, therefore, in this case, there is an explanation, but, seriously, the situation in pridnestrovie is very tense, because it is absolutely obvious that a, within the framework of the

current strategy of an absolutely terrorist states. 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 stockpile of weapons, there is a warehouse and it is 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. exactly 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 people said in a theoretical sense that, in general, of course, so to speak, our opponents have such a dream to remember to kindle something for a fire, where the fire is on all the borders of russia. but, that is, you think that you absolutely understood from this series? and you are, in my opinion. these are the results of the visit, aspen

and blinkin you saw them meet if they greeted zelensky with yermak, then they hugged with the ministers of foreign affairs and the minister of defense 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 in pridnestrovie in 1992, on behalf of the cherkassy city council, as deputy chairman of the city council, when hostilities began there, benderakh came there and looked, you know, the trees stand without branches, the intensity is such was shooting. there were the dead. there were dragging people who did not understand what to do, but 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

. he really wasn't a time general then. he was undercover. and i was there sausage there, actually travel small. this is an area that can be covered in one day. visit all corners. these are the biggest. uh, i would say warehouses reactive characteristics. and there were shells in the soviet union, but there was still a problem, an additional withdrawal of troops from europe and were transported there were laid open. well, in the open under the open. no, it was necessary to solve the disposal and that's it. this weapon of the union yes from all over europe was the first to receive the task. why do i say i am returning to the visit to unfreeze these conflicts, this is the conflict of transnistria moldova - this is a conflict between georgia and abkhazia, they go for it. and yes, and, for example, in the kazakh language, why are

small, so to speak, such military fires, but