and then these flowers, yes, and this holiday, which seems to have been canceled, like on may 9, they made it a memorial day, there is something it’s not clear why then tractors. this whole thing is going to be loaded people for whom this is a piece of their soul, this is not just a day of the calendar, but this is a piece of their soul, a piece of their, if you like, their mentality of their identity. people again brought these flowers. people stood there at night, so to speak, the police were already there, uh, they blocked it all. here is the story. it certainly makes you think a lot. that's about it that's what russia is and who are the people who are waiting for this russia, and who are these people who prevent them from getting it. well, so that they at least reunite with this homeland in this way. this is the most important story for us. uh, i don't know if we should listen now, that's it. let's listen. this is very indicative of who and what we are dealing with in ukraine. and in latvia, with reflashed attention with

reflashed russians, the worst thing is that in ukraine the government is reflashed, in fact, russians. what do you want, the head of the ministry of internal affairs of latvia with a typical latvian latvian name and surname maria golubeva, listen to her. she is maria golubeva , listen to her, what does she say? the highest officials have already spoken about the e, the monument to soviet soldiers in kardalva, everyone said that the monument will be demolished. well, let's just say that while this monument is standing there. eh, this discussion is a dialogue in more or less elevated tones, it will continue in society, that is, unconditionally. at the moment, the presence of this monument is more divisive than anything else from the monuments. occupation. get rid of it and better late than never. i think that although it will be such a possible, emotionally difficult moment for the participation of the

russian-speaking population of latvia regarding a specific memory, what will happen to it? i voted for you to legally, well, after going through all the necessary legal steps, but yes over that, to dismantle this monument. well, by the way, here is vasilyevich. i don’t even know, as a human being you have an idea of ​​​​what is needed in order to reflash the head of a russian person so that he speaks like this, as she says, and did what they do there, by the way, here i am now, when i looked at the advertisement, they already sent me. eh, from this one. eh, kupyanska, they sent me a comment on the telegram channel, artyom good afternoon. tell me, where can i turn to , they threaten in the kosharovka of the kupyansky district, the threat of a soldier to vanity. if you know, write i will be grateful, that is, this is really a war, and here is a war and here is a war, please. no well, we understand that all this did not start yesterday or the day before yesterday. uh, 30 years since the destruction of the soviet union .

as we understand it, we didn’t pass just like that from the other side of the ocean. people. they just didn’t sit idly by, but in general, this time was used in many directions. including, by the way, energy is also my favorite, so, uh, why are we surprised? i think there is absolutely nothing sensational and strange here. or maybe we should ask ourselves questions. why didn’t we deal with the post-soviet space so effectively, apparently considering that it is automatically some kind of zone of our influence, because russian-speaking people live there in large quantity. here it is, the russian-speakers were engaged in this, we did not, they were engaged, including in this regard, there and e issues of the history of issues of the current state. the issue of energy economics was explained to the europeans. how to live properly and what actually purposefully engaged in

dismantling. uh, in fact, any ties with russia, uh, including energy issues. this was actively manifested by a and in fact there was logic in this. yes, there was logic in this, uh, break off any relations between russia and the european union, respectively, biting off , including, the post-soviet space, removing it from under our influence. it seems to me that for quite a long time they looked at it somehow very, very much. well, there are some games going on there anyway, these are russian people there, anyway we have a common history and language there, this directly concerns ukraine. this is how we took it all in. i think it's very, very lightweight. and now now here we are seeing how actually political technologies. they let themselves know. well actually how are you

think, for example, with the russians who lived there , you say, we took all this lightly, this lightness had its own reasons, they really didn’t exist yesterday. have arisen. they won't be fixed tomorrow. i hope that they will be corrected. here. what do you think, as everyone thinks, here are the cases with kupyansky, about which i told, where is it after all, well, the threat of a completely different level is already for the russian people. we have now given them this hope. we are this approach, this approach, as you said, lightweight. we can do it, come, go. eh, let's go. and we can somehow overcome it like this in the mobilization mode. no, you understand perfectly well that the choice has already been made here. and if we do not take responsibility for the territories where we are now present, it seems to me that it will be the greatest shame for us, and therefore i repeatedly. by the way, uh,

when we say, back to the topic. uh, why do we continue to trade energy with europe ? i, uh, give a number of arguments, why do we do this? and including the finance argument and explain that what kind of money we earn and why do it in that? traces of being responsible for these territories today. we'll talk more about gas . yes, if you want to add something, i wanted to add this, the minister of the interior. yes, she is with a latvian surname absolutely a name and a latvian one. the fact is that the main accent is very strong, noticeable here in russian we say that all russians who live in the territory. uh, latvia, they have only one passport, a passport, that is, a person deprived of many rights, but for the fact that she has served. she received a citizen's passport. that is, she betrayed everything that is called russian in order to miss people in this society with a passport of a citizen of latvia who did not betray nonsense. it’s just not easy, and ours still made a career, but the thing is, in general, my grandfather liberated,

his seventy-fifth guards rifle division liberated riga, and when the invaders didn’t enter riga. they didn’t hear there, they heard other words that the liberators, then my grandfather worked in riga. he was the chief engineer for several factories in riga and the word occupiers among the population. rigi did not sound, it sounded later. it sounded after the eighty-eighth year, when when the political technologies that konstantin spoke about were involved , these nationalists were released on the orders of gorbachev , then i was in the eighty-eighth year in riga . i first saw a picture on the street when they were selling on central square ice cream and the grandmother asked for ice cream and a young man of latvian nationality shouted this bastard has to handle i was taught latvian in russian. it was the eighty-eighth year, the eighty-eighth year. in fact, you said this phrase here, that and

these nationalist to the issue of technology, that they used their own, but indeed, all these nationalist forces were largely controlled and released, as you said, by our own to the question. about how what is called nationalism elected to the russian union , we are dealing with a much broader phenomenon, which is actually now spreading, why i’m talking in the framework of this confrontation with russophobia about the need for some kind of such, well, i don’t know the ideological administrative one, but artyom ’s mobilization they thought that there were no russians, and they would never raise their voice, but i am most sure that it was not only russians who laid out the flowers, of course. well, this is, that is, i am their dialogues, about which they planted there for 31 years. it's definitely bursting at the seams. she cracks on

seams, but now we are dealing with a phenomenon that i am talking about again, it is spreading, of course, across europe, i think it is not accidental, and this is also a kind of technology. these are all insane, and ukrainian scumbags, and whom i now have such an absolute impression that, roughly speaking, everything is conscious that they are now present in all these countries. well, look, poland is european, a country of democracy, la-la poplars, the ambassador of another country, neighboring countries comes. lay flowers at the memorial, what's going on in this beautiful country with the participation of those most beautiful frostbitten. e informants, please. by its president and note. pay attention

to the actions of this police. pay attention to the inaction of this police, which gives the impression that even if it protects someone, and this is, for a moment, the ambassador of another country. not only does she feel like she's protecting these bastards from ours and they're, well, completely defenseless. look at this policeman, he seems to be doing nothing. and they are trying to continue to provoke our ambassador listen with the blood of the ukrainian people, which this paint symbolizes, how do you feel on me syrup? but syrup symbolizes blood. it symbolizes the staging, the staging here and the staging in the bush. you understand, right? we are really dealing with the most severe and powerful technology, which is now being spread throughout

europe, and the fact that this is already happening at the level. here are the ambassadors of other countries, but this is such a rather dangerous story, artyomka said for the first time . uh, girls who obviously run around the capitals of europe for money with paint in their crotch, bought in a neighboring richer paint. i mean, this is in order to interrupt some real facts, uh, that come from the other side in order to convince the public opinion of their countries that russia is so evil, uh, and to compensate for the lack of reaction of real victorious snakes whether it is a small island or something else? well, something to submit their fublik, is it impotence or what? it? well, first of all, everything poland is the main provocateur of europe at all times, as soon as the power is not old. it was poland that slept and always hated russia; there is nothing to prove that today the task was mentioned to

provoke russia so strongly that it was inflicted, such a discrepancy, though a trench and even general and political provoke russia so that a blow was struck on the territory of some of these countries, so that create a pretext for the deployment of troops, and nato will not use this pretext on the territory of ukraine, but you yourself quoted what was said. such a scenario seems to envisage that it is all one company well, made large-scale now. and here i can not agree with latvia. my father. the first baltic front went through all of latvia and to east prussia, and no such ones, though it didn’t pass through the river. they went to other places. they say the russians say there are lukashes in general, traditional russia, it was sick, then there weren’t there were russian jews, germans. a beastly here, uh, what was a ballari? rika here, but on the farms it would be completely different

attitude towards the soviet army is quite different. i will not tell what we really said. it will take a lot of time, therefore, there are still many russians in riga. this is the largest russian population proportional just in latvia, but the fact that they are all there for us for the victory, this scale surprised me myself, but this is the place of internal affairs, he says, and she is russian, and vlasov andrey vlasov is general . that's who was a jew to the french russians and nothing went over to the other side and there are always traitors, but for money i copy it easy to do and the last thing about ukraine is also not necessary. hmm and this is how these people treat ukraine under hitler for 3 years. forty-one to 44 and they have been under this power for 8 years from the

fourteenth year, but in reality they will buy kravchuk yesterday from the ninety-first year. you imagine how it is. change i can about the youth, and the rest are afraid of children. and how they will be de-adapted, and how they will react in that situation. eh, this is a very difficult question. naturally, of course, naturally, i would say dare military-strategic branch of ukraine at this stage. this is at least near the dnieper, at least, because otherwise you will not be able to ensure non -donatization or dementalization in this territory. and then almost questions came out about the rest and in latvia it just came to me in the comments, please don’t think, so about all the inhabitants of latvia we are russians. who lives in latvia we remember, we are proud and let's rewrite history, it's very sad to watch what is happening, but it all unites us so much more. here. well, here is the spirit of the russian people, by the way, it’s very joyful that they are watching us even there

now in the kharkiv region, there is literally no connection there yet, but our television is already there. people wrote to me from there. i'm just looking, let's go comments. very important to me. here is the feedback. artyom kupyansk and kovsharovka wrote to me well, you me. sorry, i'm not finished yet . i learned it all, yes, kupyanskoye, kovsharovka, and in fact, i use the theme while practicing. this is the materiel pronunciation of the kupyat, carpet, i remind you again and that means they are watching us there, uh, the guys who took us there. i know they have a tv there, but the guys wrote to me today, they wrote to me again today for a special reminder, good afternoon. please let me know where to go. uh, there are already threats, please contact me somehow or one of your colleagues. i will send you a lot of very interesting information sent here, including photographs of those soldiers who themselves are kupyat kovsherov’s, who apparently threaten the locals and i. i keep saying it because these are the people, uh, well, how

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itself answered its official representative. that's what gazprom says that it has not received any confirmation of the circumstances of force majeure and does not see any obstacles for the continuation of work in the previous mode ukrainian specialists. all this time they have been quietly working on the gis with the guards of iks novopskov and continue to do so. transit through the preservation was provided in full there were no complaints from contractors and there is no transfer of leg volumes. sudzha, based on the russian flow scheme, is technologically impossible, the distribution of volumes is clearly stated in the cooperation agreement dated december 30, 2019 and to the ukrainian side. this is well known. well, that is, respectively, we tell them guys. and why are you suddenly going to stop this transit from gas, and the answer to autogas is the following. ukraine is no longer responsible for transporting gas through russian-occupied territory speech it is about 1/3 of the total volume of transit to europe, while

it was proposed to gazprom to transfer the corresponding volume of transit to the physical connection point of sudzha, located on the territory controlled by ukraine, and thus russia could save the transit and fulfill its obligations to european partners. in fact, this is their official position, in other words, it is called an excuse, it is understood in germany only now, along the way, on the air. eh, literally. here, there, 5 minutes ago, a message came that the minister of economics of germany hopes that kiev will find ways to restore volumes, but they have supplied gas, in fact, konstantin vasilyevich is doing it. for what? why or shall we say so against whom and what? let's go back to the previous parts of our program and once again say that the united states has been struggling with deliveries for almost 50 years. russian gas the european union, why did the united states fight so actively with the construction of bypass gas pipelines through ukraine when we were building

nord stream, and we started building nord stream just realizing the problems that we have will arise. i think the scale of these problems is still there. we then do not represent, then, respectively, the turkish stream. uh, nord stream - two can actually be said to be a textbook story. why because uh, when did we have transit through ukraine was 110,120 billion cubic meters? and then the calculation was that if there was not just such a large-scale e, bypassing ukraine, it could at some point really be blocked by political technologies of controlled crises, and now we actually see it. uh, well, like parts of this gas game. uh, that's why the united states has been focused all the time. the post-soviet time is to ensure that, uh, just transit continues, mainly through the territory of ukraine, which they already considered as the actual territory for the

use of these very political technologies, and if uh, in the seventies and eighties, the united states imposed sanctions so that the gas pipeline would not be built through the territory of ukraine, the reagan sanctions of the early eighties, now everything has become, on the contrary, they have become fight, sort of, as for the preservation of this transit, but it is interesting that ukraine please note. all these 30 years. actually. she seemed to be fighting for the transit to go through her territory and everything was for this, and many were even surprised even after the start of the special operation, the transit was preserved. what gazprom is talking about and now the situation is beginning to change, when ukraine itself for the first time begins to deliberately stop the transit although before that it demanded that the transit go through its territory. and even here i repeat again in these months. they are we wrote to europe demanding e not to take gas from nord stream alone, but i’m starting to take it. yes, i think that now we are talking about the fact that ukraine itself is starting to stop transit.

moreover, this is against her interests, which raises the question, and does this against her interests at the direction of the very tenant, that there is still a version that it is not hungary that is being punished? no, listen, viagra is not punished, because the main-volume is just coming to germany. yeah , hungary, hungary has an alternative just an alternative route, so, in fact, and this is what is happening here this game is on and continues, that how it should go you don’t accept this studio 2 years ago, that ukraine was equally directed as at russia for suppression, that is, russia as aggression for russia, that is, well, as a certain country, the enemy of russia, in the same way it was directed to europe, because all these germans are not germans. they say that if the transit of gas from russia there stops, then their production in relation to chinese and eastern products will be very expensive will not be competitive. and therefore, as i said, this is how it continues, that ukraine is equally directed as an enemy for europe and for russia, it is understandable, but in the interests of the

americans, because liquefied gas and the corresponding capacities are americans. liquefied gas was built, and of course, the alternative to supplying russian gas to europe is the only alternative that is very, very expensive, because liquefied gas from the united states of america will cost. well, it's just fundamentally more expensive than pipeline gas from the russian federation, after all, now there is no physical volume. no, physically impossible. make it not happen. they just physically do not matter, what will be in europe of them is absolutely, of course. the main thing now is to force the europeans to make this economic and political mistake, just say yes, that's it, now, according to the political ones, they used to prepare you for gas in general, so that we don’t ask you dima for an alternative on the sly. and now they're being told, turn it all on and hello. and then we'll figure it out. the fact that europe cannot accept the sixth package of sanctions, in which there is just a ban.

yes, only oil products are showing us the next gas, the next gas, if they create an opportunity, they create a precedent that russia has limited gas supplies. that's all in the correspondence of naftogaz in europe, i don't understand, that's all, but in fact, now while we were on the air, remember, i told you about this film father of the soldiers showed a photo. here with three, where the fighter is his father. he was watching our program. he said that he would soon go to the guys again. he has a good experience of having them there. he will pass them on. here's our greetings and best wishes. well, since i didn’t mention anyone, i want to tell you again, guys, hold on. with a new feeling, work brothers, victory will be ours. and now the big game is on channel one. and we 'll see you tomorrow. good

evening, the information channel on the first live broadcast continues the big game victory day, it was widely celebrated all over the world in our country by all those people for whom the ideals of anti-fascism are still sacred. for those people who remember - filled the streets of cities in our country and in different countries. in the ranks of the immortal regiment with photographs of their ancestors who defended peace on planet earth today, may 11 , is also a holiday holiday, on which we congratulate

the inhabitants of the donetsk people's republic, where today is republic day of the luhansk people's republic on this day on may 11, 8 years ago, referendums on sovereignty were held return everything to the lugansk donetsk regions today, these recognized russian federation sovereign states. and today their fate is largely determined on the battlefield by special military operations. they continued there. serious battles, despite all these holidays and these battles , they have been watching all these weeks for days, military correspondents are those people who are at the forefront, who tell us what is happening, what people on the front line feel, what is happening there before those exploits, which

are committed every minute with us in touch semyon pegov war correspondent project van semyon vladimirovich good evening. colleagues greetings you, just left the avdiivka we have an exclusive.