let's so your actions are criminal in nature. that's all. i followed orders. i did not know did not give the coordinates. i will hit. everyone has a choice either to carry out the criminal order or not to carry out. you know, when you're shooting at civilians, or you're in positions that are conditioned by military action, and you're covered in the same hail. listen to the war, there are trenches here trenches here they kill there they kill. yes, i myself went through this war. i remember all this nonsense. i remember this is debaltseve and they gave criminal orders. yes listen to the orders given on the formation of fortifications we were advancing we were advancing listen to active hostilities. after all, you, too, must clearly understand for yourself what a war is from the other side, they fired in the same way, listen to the grouping of four and a half to four and a half thousand people under de dog

, someone surrounded and destroyed it. do no there is a difference from that side did not shoot at civilians. once again i tell you the world population from the other side. let's you just to have to understand that it's a war within a war. there is always a black side, and it is with whatever we want to whiten it. they recall the denotification of the demobilization of germany after the forty-fifth year, all citizens were not germans, e forged into the category of main criminals. it’s just that the criminals are secondary, sympathetic, only following orders, and so on, and there were completely different attitudes towards everyone. but at the same time, all the media that were this newspaper, radio, and everything else were closed in order to publish something later. uh, you need a license. uh, to receive everything only on behalf of uh, occupied , let me remind you that i remind you that the nuremberg tribunal, the

nubel tribunal of some nazis, is under pressure. uh, the western community acquitted, where uh, the judge of the soviet union expressed a dissenting opinion, and the americans, the british said, he was following orders. he is not guilty, as was the case with the chief financier of the nazis, and everyone acquitted him and took him away. now i ask pavel to add, but also yes, i understand, well, i will have a reason for you to express counter-arguments. i, uh, think that those people who come out to you on ilya kiva, and here's a second now. excuse me, this is the guy he shows. you can show us without sound, you know him personally, i know him personally, listen. well, that's what life is, and what are you and how? what are paths? the lord is inscrutable , you understand, and why i say that well, let's do it. here. we were with him in the fourteenth year were near mariupol. well, i personally know him, understand this, and the criminal says. listen here to you a direct

question. you know him personally, he is a criminal, when he did not commit a crime, and i know this for sure, but today in avos and today, yes, and today these are purely the words of a person who is subject to a tribunal, and i can sincerely say this for 8 years. see how you can apologize. pavel has not yet told us that it is not ilya who will continue to move. this is the question here. that's when in the fourteenth year this particular person was personally acquainted or not, he was not a criminal. now 8 years old. he is already a criminal to him. he has changed so much. or perhaps the view of him has changed, because when you are in the same trench with him, you will see differently. how is it on the other hand, you will come out differently, it’s not at all difficult to say. how ilya treats this person. i just wanted to say this, eh. if demilitarization is possible without the occupation of ukraine, then densification is

impossible without occupation. that is, when you mention the densification of germany, remember that at first there was an occupation. this is the first. this is the first, second. second. yes, indeed, in ukraine we are at war with the whole west, as it was in fact in the forty-first year, well, uh, the great patriotic war war, but for some reason we still, but coquettishly or e, bashfully, are silent about the fact that i call for eastern europe, we must call a spade a spade, was occupied by us. yes, they called it socialist strange there, and so to speak, e gave her the gdr the opportunity in some way, and to remove part of her guilt from the population there, but in the same way there was occupied western europe, they fought against us hungary bulgaria czechoslovakia a. poland miraculously

did not fight against us, because she really wanted to fight, but they didn’t let her, if today is a question it will stand on edge if finland if sweden joins nato if it really starts with the third world war outside of ukraine i think it is necessary to carry out denocification everywhere to occupy finland, nato member norway and so on, so to speak, i don’t know how far it is necessary to reach there. pay attention canadians refuse to recognize. why do they refuse to admit that they trained this very azov, that is, some kind of thing happens all the time, as it is. right there they are, they lived to death this same e, brazilian. uh, the main record holder for the killing of serfs. uh, the croats are out tired. yes, how many

of our war criminals are there, they are completely calm. uh, they fed us at home and didn’t give them to us until death, after all, what happens only thanks. maybe israel is there a little, but they managed to get them out of there, that is, for them this nazism is not the same as for us. i took it with my mother's milk. i was confident as a child. i was sure in my youth that everyone condemned nazism. yes , no one condemns, except us, this very daffodil. they immediately climbed out of a snuffbox in lithuania and latvia, of course, there in all these germaniums and others, so to speak, wenge, and here we just again, it's just the beginning they came. they came to our house. this is russian land. and here is the confirmation of your words that they came to our house and to us, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmitry

kuleva makes such a statement, let's listen. driving people the reason why so many people in nato countries, including politicians , admire ukraine is very simple, it's because ukraine is not afraid of russia everyone wants to kick russia's ass, everyone, but no one dared. and we just had no choice alekseevna well, this is a diplomat , the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, everyone dreams of kicking russia's ass, and we have no type left. uh, ethics, diplomatic already 20 years ago collapsed so much that, but look, uh, uh, western europe rules there, i'm joking . i'm better than the germans. i know their literature, i can read poetry, aloud and so on. that's why what are you doing kulebe. in general, they are in particular the ministry of foreign affairs, uh,

ukrainian. in general, he escaped completely according to melnyk, the ambassador in germany. there, if there weren’t such a situation, and when they need to do everything against us to the germans, they would have long ago, but he absolutely did it, because it’s impossible, which means that ukraine won’t afraid of us. uh, because it is only supported by the west, moreover, here it says again, but for the purposes of our operation, we will actually call it that, if we want the west well, not that it is lagging behind, it will never lag behind. well, in any case, i thought, do they recognize any new status quo? how was it after world war ii? uh, then from that independent ukraine there should remain a very little significant part territorially and in the population. well, the baltic states, no matter how much they pumped up weapons,

there are one and a half million in one there. you understand something, to make a population of 45 million hostile to russia from the territory with such borders with access to the black sea, therefore, i am not an official. now i therefore say what i think, here is the complete so to speak, uh. our victory in the entire south of ukraine with cutting off from the black sea, odessa so we will secure transnistria and so on and so forth. i am not a military man. i do not know, but the fact is that the entire combat-ready ukrainian army turned out to be concentrated on the donetsk front. they even would have had a second front, maybe it would have been necessary, to divert our resources, but they can't tell you that they were preparing to attack and so on. here, therefore, and uh, here, uh, question again, you see, i always return to my what i have

most concerned about right now. i completely agree with you. this one. now a new stage has opened up, such and such involvement of the west , which has now already taken the form of war, simply by the hands of ukrainians with us. and here the circumstances are already different than they were at the beginning, the situation is different and there must be other tasks and different motivation, and, uh, argumentation and our men, the best bold devoted oaths to the motherland, should know that they give their lives for some mythical half-hearted goals, and for a goal that was we have the great patriotic war, in the end, in order to finally destroy it. again, this weed did not root out, you know, the boys cut it off. who has a dacha i have. i know the power of damn dandelions. two right there again, you said about germany. and here is the confirmation of your

words that you told. the news has just come in. it seems that she will especially like it for what they took our people to berlin for what they were for and what kutuzov and suvorov fought in the end for the place of russia and russians in the world for peace for a world without nazism for a world in which the nation and civilizations can choose their own path against the total hegemony of the united states and in the end so that we have a peaceful sky above us and we can live with our values. we should not glorify the lgbt community if we do not like it and believe that this is the decline and fall of humanity is near. to the last times and so on, and to reckon with it the hell with them there in europe let europe rot no longer rise, anglo-saxons. that's the main thing, england and the united states are dreaming, maybe even about to declare war on ukraine because this is ukraine's weapon that we are opposed to by supplying the

euro. in europe, finally, it will simply never rise again, and who will win on this? as in two world wars, the united states, first of all, england sleeps and sees itself again as a great power, germany was mentioned and, look, what happens is the news that came right during our broadcast. there's a scandal right there. remember how german president stein the mayor was not allowed zelensky refused to accept in ukraine because they say he is a friend of putin, so today the president of ukraine vladimir zelensky had a telephone conversation with the president of germany, steinmeier , and, uh, i quote the zelensky side. we agreed to leave the past behind in order to focus on future cooperation. they ate, they are all insults. this is all you need to know about the self-esteem of e germany as a whole, europeans in relation to the conflict that we are now seeing, everyone united to make us do bad

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ukrainian troops are inflicting another massive artillery strike on the esenite in the donetsk people's republic and damaged both medical facilities and apartment buildings and now we have direct communication. uh, the head of the city is bluish dmitry stanislavovich shevchenko hello dmitry, what is going on with you now the hottest place is here different. every day the shelling is massed beating or directed at infrastructure by civilians, how are you coping? we are straightening out, but, unfortunately, the fact is that more than 20 houses were broken yesterday. this is the private sector. this is an apartment building. well, the saddest thing about this story is that yesterday we had five injured locals and one person died. unfortunately, all these people were drawing water from a well along ordzhonikidze street and , uh, rocket artillery flew in there. the game among them is great. unfortunately there is a girl 2008 years, a very severe wound of the abdominal cavity of the wound of the legs. unfortunately, a little amputated, therefore, the situation is fighting doctors for her life.

today. also, shelling continues virtually around the clock, and also more than twenty houses. now broken correctly say destroyed. we also have a trauma medical facility. and we have a branch. uh, dentistry is also broken, and unfortunately, today there are also two dead and wounded, these are people who went to work in the morning, so yes, the situation is very acute and shelling is going on around the clock there is understanding. uh, for what reason they hit the infrastructure with intimidation, because, as i understand it, there is no military sense in this, absolutely none. there is no point. it's just that the destruction of the economy of the city's economy is going on, uh, over these recent times. we have a broken energy supply company, a broken donbass water company that provides water. uh, broken gorgaz that is, all utilities are state-owned enterprises that will provide the city with tnr, resources and other resources. they all

all utilities that are located in the city have also been hit several times in the territory, so this is actually a form of terrorism destroying all the infrastructure that is in the city and in the city. most missing now. well, at the moment, of course, the biggest problems are water shortages, the city receives water once every two days. yes, there are 25 water distribution points in the city and stationary delivery. well, you yourself understand whether it's water from the tap, or it's on the street, for which you need to go, which you need to collect and, of course, we are talking about technical water first of all. and so in general e all communications. we have everything, despite the fact that several times a day is interrupted people heroically work almost often crawling. uh, that section to section, because it's extremely difficult to move while standing. well, we are restoring absolutely everything here, we have never had such a day that there was no electricity, or there was no gas. that's to spite the enemy, to the delight of the locals. all this is restored very quickly. and i

i'm sure i won't do it again. exactly this. the main thing is that you are great fellows and all the guys who are engaged in the restoration of infrastructure under shelling. i don't know, well heartfelt thanks, just a hero. thank you very much, and dmitry sent shevchenko was the national head of the city direct connection. crowded we return to our geopolitical issues. and i just imagine, we are discussing the involvement of europe and the right thing that we are discussing. and there i am to blame now people, they went for water. and the little girl was shot at and her legs lost. western sanctions, which were supposed to destroy us, are suddenly having a boomerang effect. that's what an amazing logical conclusion came to the american edition of hill, let's listen. the unprecedented western sanctions imposed by the united states against russia are being compared to economic weapons of mass destruction

that will ultimately destroy the russian economy. in fact, sanctions are like a double-edged sword. they hurt russia but also entail costs for those who drove them to the west, essentially fell into the trap of sanctions and the expanding conflict, helping to raise world prices for raw materials and energy, leads to an increase in moscow's income despite a significant reduction in its exports, and higher world prices, fueling inflation, which means political problems for those behind sanctions, using the full range of their economic weapons . za rushed to cause shock and awe in russia, as if emphasizing that sanctions are a form of war, but like an armed conflict, the consequences of sanctions are unpredictable and often lead to unforeseen or unwanted consequences. so soft, cultural-hill describes the situation that the sanctions are hitting the common people both in america and in europe and remembering, returning. e to steinmeier's conversation. and zelensky, they say, let's leave the past, uh, behind, but not to understand that it will fly

back. excuse me, you have to be complete morons, but are they really like that there and not, there is only one problem. the fact is that everything is at stake and if all the goals of a special military operation are voiced and not voiced, then what natalya alekseevna was talking about this case deeply with you. uh, as if i share your point of view, it is clear that the preservation of statehood in today's ukraine well, in fact, a terrorist regime is impossible. this is an exal threat for us, therefore, when we talk about the defense of donbass, this is the first stage when we talk about what needs to be demilitarized. moreover, now even more earthquakes will need to be done, because since these weapons have come, this is all right, but why will the west try to raise the stakes to the end, because if not even if how only succeed, a special military operation will change the entire world order. here is the same system, unfair redistribution of all major flows, blackmail and so on. it will be destroyed. that is why they are ready to bear the costs in the context of the political rating. let me remind you, biden, the most unpopular president of the

united states of america at the moment in history, even trump, who was simply hated there, and companies launched even he is much more popular than the second moment europe is not yet up to the end. it seems to be probing the possibility of refusing to import russian oil and, in the future, russian gas. already now, countries such as italy, germany, i'm not even talking about small-scale countries such as slovakia, the czech republic and so on. they say you will drive us into the stone age with your sanctions, because if we refuse russian energy carriers, if we refuse it is very important to export to russia, for example, in italy alone, there are more than 500,000 jobs oriented to the russian market. and now imagine that not only these jobs are in italy and that and so the economic point of view. believe me, it doesn’t shine, with some results and so on. if they do, then chaos will begin in europe itself yes, the united states

far away yes, it is a city on a hill. they certainly can resist, but even there i remind you, if you look closely at the actions that they take giant inflation, and food shortages biden allocates money in order to solve food issues in several states and this is just the beginning of this process, so why are they raising the stakes higher and higher, because once we defeat the entire world order, an unjust hero. economic geopolitical all these processes will be canceled even then. well, it’s just that, according to the logic of things , it’s no longer possible to be e hail on a hill, which simply drinks all the juice from its satellite colonies of semi-colonies there . for this reason, they will sacrifice everything , including the well-being of their society, including their political ratings. in extreme case, just like the last time the baiden gets votes by mail or how he will keep his cemetery, as it was ivan pavlovich well, uh, i remember that 2 days ago, where biden spoke at the locket martin factory that produces javelins. everyone

is bad. economics achilles already writes articles that the europeans are groaning badly with the american economy while they rejoice. well, in fact, the system of the us military-industrial complex is built in such a way that it was created back in the days of world war ii. uh, when they actually created their economy anew. ah, intervening, so to speak, already at a serious stage in the war in europe, already at the final task. when will it be clear who will win. well, by the way, a linguist was also used there. this worked too. so, we kept saying that they explained to us that liza is such a wonderful system. they helped us send everything. in this way, they raised their own, dispersed their military-industrial complex by sending us the same sherman tanks, which, by the way, burned like candles, just like our t-34. this tank. yes, and sherman is a tank for knocking out. it 's just some cars showed themselves well and

some planes. and everything else was the most all shown. what is what our grandfathers called the second front, who fought stew there. blimey. that was the second front. all that was the rest. well, i agree with the airport plane. well, that's not the point, but now the us military-industrial complex is a system, which is a state of a state, as well as a. for example, remember the example with 35 yes 35, and trump himself trump intervened, realizing that the project was dying fifth generation fighter. this is the worst fighter of all fifth generation fighters. uh, yet trump stepped in and choked everyone. uh, demanding to buy this plane. uh, unfinished, nevertheless they bought non-flying ones. i would like to add here, but about the fact that i disagree about the rates here. it's that they raise the stakes. no, actually, when it all

started, the stakes were immediately raised by us high. basically what they are doing now. they are not raise rates. they came to the plateau with stakes with their own. here they are any new sanctions. it's just a plateau. they cannot rise above them. they just can't move. no, well, look. you gave the example of a land list and they adopted a law on land lease in relation to ukraine. they are now already supplying heavy weapons in the form of howitzers, the next stage of raising rates is the supply of tanks and aircraft. wait, look, so there is still room to raise the supply of aircraft. yes? they understand very well what it is. then all the end is already a transition to the red line. and how is this fundamentally different from the supply of heavy weapons in the form of howitzers, because in principle, for example, not a single ukrainian pilot will fly the f-16. they are already teaching ukrainian philology. they are already right now in germany today's

news 60 people of the ukrainian military are training to fly f-16 aircraft and they fly out on a combat mission all at once . the main thing, that at 16 you will be conditionally sold or decommissioned and it will be possible to build a new f-35. you know how to assess the situation. ah, two on one side. yes. you are still accelerating. and yet ka, but on the other hand, and everyone understands that e is in the supply of these weapons. it's not all that great. it is clear how it gets there on the front line, it will accumulate. right there in the lvov region. yes, and yesterday shoigu said on the street that any transport that brings weapons and ammunition to the territory of ukraine will be destroyed. there will be a

situation. when will we officially prove that destroyed, and the convoy with american weapons. there , the same howitzers will be presented to the americans , something will need to be done. because they promised the wife, just touch our convoy, either they will remain silent, or they will tell you, well, all the russians have crossed the red line and what will you gentlemen do, but swallow nothing, a huge number of questions arise about the quality of the weapons that the americans supply to ukraine, let's listen to ukrainian captivity. oh, who told how those same ones work jivelins. well, the military assistance from the united states of america, uh, in my opinion, was too overcooked, because, uh, relaxed vaunted, which and their grenade launchers are not jolings and invals, which is. e were very much advertised showed themselves in practice.