that means plans to establish poland's control over its historical possessions. i'm looking at ukraine, so to speak, and trying to understand and realize. and where, so to speak, historical possessions. uh, poland to what section in general, that he was joking in return, supposedly. i say, jacob, i'll give you a book , i say, it's called poland and it will be in four sections. i got the joke and didn't laugh. and what historical possessions to which section? just tell us and we'll understand. well, look, again, here i am not a professional historian, again there is polish statehood, but again, the same lviv, lutsk, and so on. all this at one time left uzhgorod there hungary cherkasy is bukovina is romania and we are now we are now they are among themselves. we will not go into this wilds now, i want to say in another way, if they are already working on this scenario in my opinion, then this scenario suggests that they no longer

expect that the kiev regime will hold out, that is, they do not expect that ukraine will keep the same statehood, oh, which, by the way, i want to remind, our president has repeatedly said that if ukraine continues to behave like a terrorist state, then it is quite possible that the question of preserving statehood will be raised. it is clear that no one in their right mind and, thank god, will not come out, unlike any arrest officers and so on, and say that in 2 months you will not have statehood , no, but the format itself. uh, fulfilling our tasks as part of a special military operation. in my opinion. he corrects himself every time now we control, zaporizhzhia, what we now control the surgstone region, what is home look, the whole south of ukraine e. one way or another, it must ah. well, let's just say go under our influence. this completely breaks the plan of these very british. i just want to remind you that we remember, uh. before the new year, the british, ukrainian poles, wanted to create this union london warsaw actually, kiev, and two weeks before the special operation.

they said, this is the project between maurier this and so on. in principle, control even of zaporozhye and kherson regions by our state. he has already fed and undermines this cosmic geistra, so they and the poles will try to tear at least a small piece in order to use it, apparently, as a springboard. remember? wait do you remember we showed the map, like the poles, so they already distributed in advance who they were going to, that is, they even took care of the hungarians too. they are a bit fair there, in fact it was a good map, because there we were allotted something, from the point of view of the hungarians, a little bit of poland well, but and so on yura i will gladly answer this question that was raised. yesterday i ended the borders of poland in ukraine where the borders of russia begin, but, in fact, where this will happen, in fact. yes, this will be decided, of course, by history, but i want to remind you that historical kiev at one time also belonged to the commonwealth later. by the way, ruslan redeemed, if you remember, kiev at one time. uh,

the russian tsar bought the russian kingdom from poland. so kiev is not just our historical one, it was bought us. actually, like the country halt now was. yes, and more later, yes after three sections after the three sections that they talk about, well, once, to be honest, polish was also imprisoned here, wait. i want to bring alaska back to remember. yes , wait, and this is mandatory immediately after this special military operation. he first let's win on uh, the territory that today is called ukraine. i would like to draw your attention to this. here we are asking a question to. specifically, where is the statement of our foreign intelligence service. now i will quote the peacekeeping contingent. poland is planned to be deployed in those parts of ukraine where the threat of a direct collision with the armed forces of russia is minimal, that this is galicia behind a harness, what i have been talking about here all these years for vzbruichanskaya. about western ukraine, it’s zaz-bru, chatskaya, because there is really a minimal

clash with us, because it makes no sense to put russian soldiers in the life for the liberation of those who do not want to be freed, because it is initially a hotbed of nazism in ukraine extremely important to us. eh, respectively, we understand that today. and now they are not negotiating with washington. they are seriously discussing a certain information platform is clearly being prepared. yes, some kind of cover for this special operation, which they have been preparing for a long time and the bridgehead that they are on the territory of poland taking weapons, taking there, uh, arranging a retraining of supposedly ukrainian military in fact. just pulling up your strength. this is all just preparation for the future capture of western ukraine by poland and i i will tell you more. those who live there at all on the west. i won't be happy about it. yes they are today, because this is finally their dream come true. they will become part of europe but since these people are not very far, or rather, not very far. they are right i understand. how this will turn out for them is an important matter, the destruction of bandera for them, the poles, will also remember the military massacre. they ate everything. they

take it lukewarm lukewarm because they are idiots. and when these idiots turn out to be real, right there in that cauldron where they were lured it will be too late to flutter the russians will not come to save them. yes, as long as the poles say they will all be a couple of times, just like in the 19th century. yes , we say this separately, we follow what is on our current agenda in ukraine itself, what is happening? we know that secretary general antony gurevich arrived in moscow today after a visit to moscow. and then the information came, the un coordinator in ukraine , provided that she was leaving for zaporozhye to organize possible evacuations from mariupol , though. the evacuation in question is not explained, but uh, it is quite understandable that we are talking about the evacuation of those people who are sitting, er, in the dungeon of the azov steel, and irina vereshchak herself said that this is precisely why she is going to ask the question, and you are trying to bring in antonio. here you see on the map here, zaporozhye, here are

mariupol residents. as far as i understand, one of the corridors that i spoke about, i don’t know about the organization, it was unlikely that it was ukraine, it was just a corridor towards zaporozhye. yes, that’s right. yeah, i don't know how she's going. and maybe he did, but sleep from the moon, and she said why walk the field to give on dnepropetrovsk this corridor was discussed just like that listen a. here, she is going well as the un coordinator, she is going to discuss humanitarian corridors, firstly. eh, how are you? do you understand with whom? she travels to zaporizhia and serves humanitarian corridors. secondly, what are the chances that she would say so? or in general, but the un is, uh, an organization. uh, he will be able to implement something. first of all, i think that we are talking about the civilian population that is now there, which was shown on the video. these are kids. everything about him. they talk constantly. yes, i think that this was the subject of an agreement during the visit of guteres, namely, they, of course, are discussed. and

if we manage to come to an agreement, at least the withdrawal of these civilians, this will already be a great success. in principle, i don’t, there are still civilians there. well, yes. well, what now for citizenship does not save. wait, of course, that's not the point. so, who is she going to put pressure on the ukrainian leadership, because i will remind you, just in case. so every time russia opens humanitarian corridors of russia humanitarian corridors open every single day, starting from the end of march, so that you understand. every single day, i will waste my experience every time, uh, it means that russia offers to go out and surrender there in the military guarantees their lives, and for the wounded, medical assistance to civilians free passage and etc. and you know, here, today i counted the transcript of our negotiations there. uh, with the ukrainian side. ah. come out, well, well, but that means, well, we need a passage there. uh, so in uh, the military are our prisoners of war, as well as wounded, which we are committed to helping. no, but we

want the wounded, so to speak, of our military , our wounded, so that they go there, they are not there. hear this also on the prisoners. although we do not help the wounded, then we do not agree. well, and so on. this is an endless chattering about this problem, so the question is again, who is she going to put pressure on. she put pressure on those who sit there in these catacombs. and those who do not let through and do not let out along these corridors, of course, ours will let her in. there is contact with them, and she will already negotiate herself. and with those scoundrels who are sitting there, so that they still let them out, this is the civilian population, from where they let them out. they are already proclaiming themselves terrorists. they get themselves illegal in these conditions. i still have to come back with myself, taking into account the mentality. uh, and what kind of people are in what kind of moral-psychological? eh, here are the conditions, i would not be in a hurry with these actions if i were her.

so let's now uh, let's establish another next connection with donetsk so journalist online editions of ukraine ru with us on a direct line fyodor gromov fyodor listen to us reception. hello, i hear you perfectly fedor, i know you were in mariupol, uh. tell me what the situation is now. and when are there still fights, where how did it go. and, well, i can say the following, what is now, and the situation in mariupol. i would say, probably more calm than in donetsk, because i have been in donetsk now for the third day and i can say, so in donetsk i hear cannonade regularly for all the time that i was in mariupol. but i never heard the cannonade . that is, in the city center near the drama theater in the area of ​​​​the drama theater where i was, and there the situation is completely calm on the streets there are a lot of people. here the locals have already begun to sort out the rubble formed after

the hostilities, and in particular, a majority of those who work there. these are the local residents of mariupol, that's who uh, well, how do they say? they say that for them now the most important thing for them now the most important thing is to restore their town. here and i can say that here are my observations. they work really sincerely, they work. eh, really really. and in general, they really burn with desire. and as they say, rebuild your city. yes, yes, yes, but if it’s about the fights, it’s clear that, unfortunately, this is true. even we, if we can conclude this from regular inclusions, that yes, cannonade constantly arrives in donetsk on donetsk, up to several people die every single day, no matter how terrible it sounds, but in mariupol, in this sense, oddly enough, everything much calmer, though. there are zones where

a there are fights and b where it goes, so to speak, in a systematic sweep. here tell us about it. well, look, which means the only area that is now under the control of the armed forces, the forces of ukraine and the regiment. azov is actually a complex of factories, the complex of the azovstal a plant and the industrial zone adjacent to it. in addition, in addition, and as colleagues told me, and some groups of the armed forces of ukraine they a disappeared in the city , so now they are on the perimeter of the city checkpoints have been set up, and filtration is taking place there, that is, you cannot leave the city without going through this very filtration. here and periodically such groups. uh, ukrainian military. they pop up, fire at the checkpoints. colleagues told me that 4 days ago they fired, which means the car of journalists. that is such cases. they

certainly happen, but i myself was not a witness to this. listen, i have an idea of ​​how many ukrainians have leaked into the city. yes nationalists you don't know terrorists and judging by their actions, so to speak. well , i can say, but i can say, so hmm, according to estimates, uh, military personnel of the people's militia of the donetsk republic, there could be up to several hundred of them. yes, we work, work, for a long time, of course, hard. thank you very much fyodor fyodor gromov was in direct contact with us with a journalist from the internet edition ukraina.ru from donetsk. we state once again that in mariupol now it is even calmer than in donetsk, he constantly flies to donetsk. ah, hello from ukrainians to peaceful people, they fly to the markets, they fly old houses and ordinary civilians are dying. the city is tense, as if hanging in the air, that

i want to leave here as soon as possible, because the war has already ended. can i have a last name? how exactly next to you, and i believe majorila, she herself will ask you both to get out of the car. this is serious. we got it back for this, firstly, i really missed it. there is a very serious game going on here. we have information that a german underground under the leadership of the allies is operating on the territory of east prussia. and this underground is preparing a large-scale action according to the laws wartime. a story with a continuation from april 30 on the first, the old one, i’m already running after you, and i ’ve shot my nerves to hell. so

now what is difficult to talk about, this makes the blood run cold, the former prisoner of the concentration camp of the aidar national battalion, the militia of the lpr ivan maslov spoke about the torture that the captured defenders of donbass were subjected to. why is the name sausage workshop here? well, it turns out that this was the former prison of the battalion. aidar where people got from, where they left or then did not go out, as they say, hell on february 22, the first shots took place, but the area of ​​​​his administration from ours, i entered self-defense , found hellish, then happiness, a roadblock. that's where we stood at the checkpoint for a long time got back. there, it turns out that they accepted us and began to beat them and beat them further and further. after that, our post was taken

already in the morning. the first two weeks were really hell. the first two weeks, the interrogations were really thrashing and not fed. here they beat and mocked water, gave a small glass for two of us, a calm commander , he was poisoned here. i ate well, and he ate, and his computer started and he was getting passed away. they hung me up in the cell, beat me, beat me very hard, which is just getting used to more. just three stupid collapse did not feel this pain. they really put their hands on it. and just like that, near the fingers, right with an ax, they began to peel the dream. because already these tortures really got so much already, honestly i wanted to die. here it is, guys. this is the cell where we were kept. this cell here is my dead commander and i, damn it. here we

had no light. here, here we went to the toilet under they dug a wall in their head at the top, an extractor hood. there, you can see it they determined the time of day. such a carcass of a two-meter healthy bugai here broke off people in the truest sense of the word. you know, it's small. right now we’ve definitely entered such a junior tremor passed on business, you know , it blows gloom and cold, to be honest, how much better is it here? the earth is really the most real. well, you know what else from the same series, in fact, oddly enough, it will sound the united states not only banned the procession of the immortal regiment in the states well and in the presentation of the traditional decomposition of flowers

memorial to the spirit of the elbe. you know, remember, we told you about such a well-known legal process in lope there, uh, the nazis went to it with their flags, swastikas and so on. and when local veterans complained. what, how is it? it's the same for all of us, well, it just kills the emotional they said. no. you know freedom of speech does not imply any exceptions and the nazis were allowed to go read it there is wikipedia i don’t know though if wikipedia is not nazis forbid, but the laying of flowers. uh, the spirit of the elbe and the immortal regiment prohibit such united states on victory day on the first, she is an extremely important person for us. forward, forward, comrade commander march lange communication with headquarters urgently. why such beautiful women end up in war, that is,

nothing strange seemed to you, maybe only a natural combination of beauty and inner pain. with you, i'm not afraid. do you feel some kind of power saboteur big premiere on may 9th? talk nonsense. information channel on the first the program continues to broadcast. time will tell we are working live yesterday in turkey , the exchange of russian pilot konstantin yaroshenko, who spent 12 years in an american prison, was exchanged for an american student trevor reid, who was convicted in russia for a fight with a

policeman during his arrest, and now at the moscow airport yaroshenko was met by his family and emotions for obvious reasons to contain it was impossible to watch. at home, the most important thing yes, of course, when you look at

konstantin right now. photos to this remember twelve years ago 12 years have passed, of course. you understand the conditions in which he was there and yesterday the lawyer told us that his teeth were knocked out. look at how young he was 12 years ago and now the prison does not paint anyone. naturally, especially when how, he himself said. today it is already that in the usa he was not arrested, but literally abducted, since the arrest implies some kind of official procedure, which was not there even after his detention. all his documents were sent not to russia, but to romania, too for unknown reasons. he also noted that the concept of justice in the united states is missing only fabrication and falsification of facts, and i will emphasize and remind you again. yesterday we talked to his lawyers. he says that he has a big problem with his teeth,

because during the first time he was detained, he was tortured, beaten, and several of his teeth were knocked out. in america they didn't stop him. health with the return to their homeland, the russian ministry of defense published footage of the combat work of operators of portable anti-aircraft missile systems and heads during a special military operations. let's listen. a powerful weapon on the missile system that strikes low-flying air targets at altitudes up to 5 km at speeds up to 360 m / s, both on head-on and overtaking courses, and accordingly, the target is hit by a missile that is located in this sand pipe when approaching the target the rocket dives under the target and with striking elements, exploding, causes significant damage. then the air does its job, everything else is torn. i have always been amazed and continue to be amazed at the calmness of our military. from with what confidence and professionalism they do not

talk about the work that war correspondent andrei filatov is doing published footage. cleansing of the building of the azov hotel in mariupol , uh, our reconnaissance company of marines carried out this cleaning and personnel. uh, they published it now, but the operation took place before the blocking of the azov people on the territory of azov steel. let's look now, we 'll look at the movement from top to bottom so that they can detect and this is clearly the position of the sniper, so it was not audible, but his hit or fatal danger. sektor discovered that this was exactly the sniper's position, and then looking closely at the

7.62 night rounds. most likely, it was the submachine gunner who led the cover, as if covering it. uh sniper action. here, uh, the sniper himself worked from here, because the sector is amazingly narrow, but from afar he knew from inside the buildings he was not heard, not visible, and he could work effectively, as i said, he was along the corridor, he went into the building along the corridor, so he was missing, and then, when necessary, he returned back to the position. only in the last 24 hours the lugansk people's republic was recorded six shelling from the side of jesus with the use of volley fire rocket systems tornadoes. and grad suffered the settlements of irmina stakhanov zolote and pervomaisk, two people died, including an eleven-year-old child, and now the assistant to the minister of internal affairs of the lugansk people's republic, colonel vitaly kiselyov vitaly, is coming to us on a direct line. hello, tell us

what is your situation at the moment. good morning russia good morning ruslan really already the second day goes, uh, massive shelling of our territories, and it is kalinovo pervomaisk stakhanov gold that falls under the shelling of peaceful houses. e, unfortunately, civilians are injured and killed . these shellings can only speak of the fact that the listeners are suffering huge losses and the kiev junta . there are absolutely no military installations all of our unit units. they have long been front line and has long been in the fields and has never been behind civilians and has never been behind civilians. and even more so there are warehouses of some kind of ammunition and so on. everything

about today. really forbidden, well, as they say, you know the international convention, when the war yes, they didn’t give a damn about this convention, given that already today everything, uh, they say, uh, about biological goals about people about our people, you don’t know about military goals, not like oh civilians, but just call it biological targets. i have repeatedly said goals, yes, the biological center. this is the official name of the ukrainian military when they fire on civilians. quite right, so why should we be surprised? what's with uh, what's going on really unconditionally. this is genocide for sure. this destruction leads only to precisely uh to civilian objects. uh, and the amount of weapons that you correctly said in two days is already being used and hurricanes are being used and hail had already hit 150 second e shells before

settlements. well, unless e, can keep within the sanity of some mean that the kiev junta? yes, here is such an instruction to completely destroy civilian civilian cities and towns, well, yes, and in general, the settlements where we live, how many prisoners we took even here, even in the donetsk direction, even in ours, and all, as one declare that they are all cooks, as one declares that they are drivers, as soon as they arrived, no one was a turkish man, no one was an artilleryman. well, it's handling fluorine and artillery is everything vitaly is known but there is such information that a in slavyansk, well, next to slavyansk, not far from you, but there is a question of mining. let's see the video of the civil bridge, let's see it together now. and if you have any information on this report, please comment. let's see, of course. oh,

we had a new merchant bridge built. everyone was so happy about 46 million on my campaign, he didn’t have long left. our ensign speaks. that there will be nothing left of him and the wires have already been brought out there, here they go. vitaliy, i hope you saw this video. yes? and now they showed the bridge, where the bridge support is already mined, and the bridge is functioning, that is, civilian cars are moving along it, moving , or maybe the detonation has already been mined to it, that is, they will press the button to leave what kind of tactic is this destruction of civilian infrastructure the tactics of the nazis, the most common, there are a huge number of such examples since 2014. hey, when did they

arrive? uh, directly to lugansk destroyed and beaten only on bridges. i don't know why they do it and for some purpose, when they seem to be advancing, well, at the same time, in today's time, we can observe that in reality, not only uh, directly is minimized. here are the bridges, but here in severodonetsk we have information that almost all of the e, nitrogen has been mined, this is a plant for chemical preparations of substances that are manufactured there. this is a big association. what concerns this bridge and subsequent ones in the city of happiness when we stormed directly liberated the city of happiness. they did the same thing there, if you saw how much explosives were, yes, there is not only one bridge, there is probably half a city after it is difficult. if only everything would work. well, that's how they showed the video there, it felt like too much explosive, to put it mildly, let's say for one bridge. uh, according to our data b- presumably somewhere around one and a half tons in

tnt equivalent is being laid. that is, you can imagine a certain amount of hmm and the slavic can demolish. thank you very much with us in direct contact. you are assistant minister of the interior of the luhansk people's republic vitaliy. kiselyov in the meantime, richard shirev, the former deputy supreme commander of nato in europe , said that nato should prepare for war. we listen with russia. this has to be carried through with significant resources and it has to be done across the alliance as a whole the worst case scenario is war with russia but preparing for the worst case scenario will likely deter putin because ultimately putin respects strength sadanych, but in fact it is already open. they say that we are preparing to fight with russia but the statement of the former deputy commander in chief is not yet the decision of the presidents, whose countries are

the official and her statements of the official . i have to say this so that people don't get the impression that we are on the eve of a serious e and a serious war. and these are all elements of pressure. uh, intimidation is a misconception of the psychology of russians and, most importantly , a misconception about the mentality of the putin and what's wrong, what is not russian or get and what will not get on its own. they think that you can intimidate you can humiliate. uh, you can uh, warn that socio-economic conditions and people will be changed simply because they do not want to. otherwise, it will change, you understand correctly. so today i was talking at home with my family and friends in the mornings when i left for work and in the

process.