and we'll burn them. one two three the ticket- taker should never allow drunks to jump out onto the field. they must be stopped , detained, but not allowed on the field. please come back to the places after years. i realized that it was the end of an era, like book burning,

because it was part of a culture that lifted people up. thank you, we love you see you. before the meeting, the crowd disrupted the promotional match. about 7 thousand spectators took part in the burning action. the second game of double headera was cancelled. this game will not take place in the anti-disco movement the main target has become a group the budget for irony album minesweeper daynight fiva, who made into superstars labeled them disco bands under our song dance, but it doesn't . their disc music dances under your feet, don't

want to wear the disco label, don't want to. our music combines many styles. it cannot be attributed to one people hated disks hated our plane. we were perplexed, i saw them not understand why people do this according to the bee gees, some radio stations refuse to put a new character. we got a new hit because of too much success. seta daynight-fivar. brad, radio it's hard to get back when you lost it, and in those days if you're not on the radio you're nobody we're just pop bands from politics our business music there's no need to write us off for singing in the seventies we want to drink in the eighties who minds what do we sing in the eighties? it was overwhelming and their mood changed. those were terrible days. i

loved maurice ani maurice from the bjs you know just morris. they are members. bigis. they realized that they suddenly found themselves in a different situation. robin was worried. there was something like a stupor, he closed and for a while he was embarrassed to speak in public, when it comes down to it you lose. self-control we thought that it would be better to go into the shadows for a while until the passions subsided. we couldn't work at all, the way the bj's bjs struggle with rejection is familiar to me. it is familiar anyway. a successful band is the law of nature, when they are so successful

people show off saying, and i love them, everyone likes them, but i don’t have a stupid song all the bands of my generation are familiar with ups and downs, and we understand where this shit comes from, what’s on you pour? where did it come from? and for the pop musicians of the first wave, superstadiums, so to speak. all this was new. why did everyone suddenly hate our group. we have record sales of cds, what 's the matter? they don't understand. it was not even about the budget, but at that time in dances, dance music could no longer carry the load of show business. at what point in life did everyone start looking for other activities? and

wendy had problems. i was with him in malibu among his acquaintances. many took drugs, he also took them. i took him to the balcony and said you have a very beautiful house, india's porsche car is great, but you will lose it all. he said, why and i will continue to lose everything, there will be nothing left and your career is over, he answered. i myself know what i need to do. everyone had problems. i didn't see them, but i was aware. we made a scandal everywhere. robin lived in new york sea from in england i was living alone then and i got a call from barbara she asked for a songwriter. and i was horrified, i did not know if i could write, called

the brothers and said, we must do this and we will do it. we couldn't get on the radio. so we decided to write for other singers. we're just songwriters , we're not going to position ourselves as a band. perhaps losing popularity, let's see what happens. they focused on songwriting, which

made it difficult for the song to express a woman's soul. no, this is our profession to penetrate the souls of the heroes or heroines of the song after they were attacked by calls. the fact that others sing our songs on the radio was as important to us as if we sang when you write a song for those you like and they then it sing. this is the best reward. we

wrote many different songs. it gave us strength. become a budget again. i think over time we became more united and by 85 we became a single group. we never had the same style in different periods. we matched different currents and saw how

many former idols rose again, we were not always together, but we were close and, in most cases, were able to survive criticism. i hope to continue to live music. i understand that i have less time ahead of me than behind. hello australians. i wish you all no. hey australia. merry christmas and happy new year to you and all my friends in australia.

bari was the eldest, then robin was born half an hour before me, so we met. good robin has recorded solo albums, including the classical music album titanic in 2012.

april 2017 ladies and gentlemen saturday night fever oscar nominee john travolta today the academy pays tribute to three brothers forever who changed my life and the world of music. and although robin and maurice are sadly dead, we are glad to have them with us. inimitable, brother. one of the most successful songwriters in the world, my friend bari hip. they wrote a bright page in the history of music, although

some do not agree and put the beatles and dylan at the top, but life is no worse. if you look at how much they've done, there's also the best songs.

when i remember everything. think about how it started. we had a dream, and we wondered what would glorify us. it turned out songwriting was all we got. we did against all odds. to be honest, i can't accept the fact that there are no brothers and never could. you got me not alive. i always think what robin morris would say to andy they are always with me. and i would be all hits for my

brothers to be alive.

director frank marshall writer mark monroe producers nigel sinclair jean alfond festa mark

monroe and frank marshall brothers have written more than a thousand songs, 20 of which have topped the charts in the us and england, he continues to compose and record music and performs around the world.

cinematographer michael dwyer b group jizrigid robin-gib mors good morning miss peters. the court appointed polyclinics

me as your guardian. i don't like it. we have to look behind our backs all our lives. finish now. premiere next

friday wow hello program time will show continues to work live as part of the information channel on the first ya artyom sheinin i wanted to start the program differently today, but the shifted start that it planned will not leave us anywhere, but the night one is what , actually ha partly follows from what i was going to talk about today at the beginning. and this is the question we often get asked. why do they peck all the time? why do they keep hitting? why every city from which the ukrainian army is knocked out immediately ceases to be their own why do people who live there exactly at the moment when their army leaves from there become strangers to them, we will talk about this today, but, unfortunately, to a great life, but for this

conversation, a gave such a vivid illustration. uh, tragic bright today. uh, the news came again that a lot had arrived. something flew to donetsk every time you are here in moscow. and so something is flying in. you never understand. are these some ordinary arrivals or is it something like that, well, out of the ordinary, out of the ordinary, you always want to talk about it with a person who is, firstly, there, who, secondly, uh, sort of understands the situation and calmly. maybe it will be smashed to my happiness, such a person today will be alexander khodakovsky, who agreed to tell us to come out with us on skype alexander good afternoon. how do you hear us? yes, good afternoon. good evening. please tell us first about about what and in what quantity flew to donetsk and how cynical it may sound, is it such regular standard arrivals, or is it something

out of the ordinary, out of the ordinary, please. well, here it is 16:28 16:30 several arrivals were recorded, mainly suffered in the budyonnovsky district, there were arrivals at the plant of high-voltage supports in the transformer substation, which immediately de-energized a huge number of subscribers, including the oncological hospital in ours and were accepted into the region. mushketov and several arrivals were in kalininsky region. now there is no specific information on the destruction, in general, systematized information on the destruction and the number of victims now. well, literally, it all happened behind my back, because i was there from donetsk at my destination and just at the time of preparation. i heard several arrivals and already and already while there was some kind of mobile connection i was getting to the point i was trying to find out. where did these flights actually take place and as soon as i understood where, i already called those who live in these areas in order to establish whether they are alive or

goals, what is happening there. and in general what the situation is now, it is obvious that the direction is a vector. shooting, so to speak, of this ammunition. now we are talking about the fact that this is a hail of bm-21, and we understand that this was the maximum distance at which, well, in general, it is impossible to speak of any accuracy, because we have well, depending on the terrain, depending on whether from what height they work. well, it's practically. well the ultimate range is what we are we can say, for example. oh, when we measure. for example, the distance from potential launch points for something is not fate, only cannon artillery, or is it a rso. well, we see that this is somewhere around the limit of 20 km to those e areas to several of those areas. where arrivals were recorded today and it is clear that these are just shots, just

launches of direction packages, we are not talking about the defeat of some significant important objects, we are not talking about the fact that they noticed specifically in some military unit there location or are there some kind of military depots, so that, in principle, there is something clear before them, it is obvious that this is a kind of such military terrorism as terrorism, which is now being used against it in the conditions that turned out to be, and it turns out, that undergoing excessive military load, retreating in a number of directions, they focus their attention not on the opposing enemy, focuses on the civilian population, of course. uh, these are the measures of terrorist influence designed to sow, there they panic and so on, well, they can, probably in to come up with some kind of perverted mind, really perverted, of course, this does not affect the population, as they expect it, because in such situations, of course, it is desirable to anger people, bring people to

a state. there's despair, panic, constant anxiety not coming. well, this morning i drove through makiivka and how people calmly walk around the city. well, because we all walk under god and we all perfectly understand that any second, let's say, it can happen that it doesn't work out. here are those, well, in a different way we cannot explain these by any specific pragmatic goals. if i understood that they are trying to hit a specific object. they are at the maximum distance just to hammer on the city. well, i could assume that, well, this is a solution to some kind of military or near a military task, but when they strike at the civilian population, of course, this is also included in the list of military military tasks, because to sow panic is a saw. eh, let's say the enemy. this is one of the tasks of the military, but i must say that in addition to hatred, other than the hatred that arises towards them as a result of such actions, no other effect. they don't achieve. this is clear. nobody murmurs. no one says that this is our fault, that we are ineffective there or something. no, they clearly see the culprits. this is your opponent,

who works exclusively. as far as the civilian population is concerned, it does not pursue any goals there to destroy its direct enemy. it is clear, but just in this regard, there was information in another question in the morning. well, like, uh, me i am always cautious about this. there was information that there were several arrivals in mariupol, do you know something about this. if you know what kind of arrivals they were and, accordingly, then e. well, what explanations for what versions, please, i myself am waiting for an explanation, because , well, from the point of view of a rational approach. i ca n’t explain where the arrival could have come from if, for example, these american missile systems were delivered, which are able to send, for example, a charge there at a distance of 80 km and try to destroy someone or something there, then, well i would understand the systems that are available today . well, except for the points they have, it seems to me. at those

distances, they simply cannot reach. yes, and and if it makes sense, in general, work is now in mariupol, where, and so, 70% of the living fund at the sight of us is worthless, there are only ruins, so i will not comment on this now. we will wait for more specific information. we know about the arrivals of yenakiyevo, we know in detail that gorlovka was being processed today and five employees of the voode donbass company that gorlovka was being processed today and five employees of the voude donbass company were injured during repair work on the reservoir, because we now have an acute shortage of water, especially where ours during the war was not felt donetsk there may not give water for weeks because , that supplies have already been dragged and deliveries from ukraine have been cut off in one way or another by the waters along the seversky donetsk canal, respectively, the enemy is hitting all areas where you can only reach out about mariupol, i will repeat no specific information located. i understood. i, therefore, actually asked this question, because when i heard about the arrivals in mariupol, i also had the only

version. what does this mean, or something more long-range was put there. well, i agree with you that this needs to be dealt with. well, uh, one more question, respectively. and your divisions. e, as far as i know, he continues to carry out the task in mariupol in the area of ​​\u200b\u200be, azov has become. and what of e from a of what you are doing there from what you can talk about? can you tell us what kind generally? situation now? well, in fact, 30 percent of the subdivisions can still be located there, and they ensure the implementation of various kinds of work. everyone else is now preparing to relocate to another site, where we will be more useful and efficient, given the experience that we have gained. as for mariupol, azov has risen, now it is being carried out there, well, a whole range of measures is being carried out there, we continue to climb into every crack. and there we are trying to find out the enemy did not leave. there surprises from one side to the other. this is an investigative measure. the evidence base is accumulating about the

crime, and for the options, that is, everything that may be of interest to our investigative committee, which is in a lot of someone representatives, there are, uh, plus at the same time. uh. now, all the same, the issues of the problem related to skills are being solved . there dead vushnikov. not only vushnikov, that is, this whole complex of issues is now at the stage of completion. i think, that in the next few days all the rest, so to speak, our fighters, will be put on point there. relocated not only my unit, but also other units that are now involved in this surrender in this task. law enforcement forces will be formed there, which will include you and internal troops. this will be a separate subdivision, which will be directed exclusively to, let's say, maintaining order already in the internal territory, liberated from our enemy. and all those who participated in liberation of mariupol, most of this army already now. basically, the units were transferred to other areas. well, the same thing

will happen to us, because we have shown ourselves quite effectively in solving this problem and naturally and logically. if we say, now to strengthen some of our e actions in any of the significant areas, and now such minor areas, in fact. there is no rubber. it is necessary to add pressure either to strengthen the defense, or to intensify offensive operations. well we’ll deal with this, and just in this regard, i have extreme questions for you, but about this situation on i won’t ask you, even if you knew, anyway, they didn’t say where you will be transferred and before deploy, but like any unit commander, uh, who has to get somewhere to the front. in any case, you, in some way, for yourself in your understanding, evaluate in general, well, the situation, what is happening there at the front at the fronts in one way or another, but in a sector, in order to understand where there are prospects for what kind of hostilities to get into? share how do you now understand what is

happening on different sectors of the front? well, what we are focusing on now suits a comparative analysis, that is, the situation in which we were and the situation in which we will find ourselves, but in principle, almost along the entire line of contact of the combat, approximately plus or minus, the situation is similar now, if we were involved exclusively in the battles in the city now it will be mixed tasks that will be associated with actions on rough terrain, and including in urban conditions the experience of battles, where we have already acquired what is what in a comparative analysis. now it's getting clearer. it is clear that we are primarily interested in how the enemy reacts to our actions . we could calmly work from some stationary positions for a long time. i'll give you a hint, er, for those units that are now in other sectors of the front. it will even be surprising that we don't even spend the night removed, for example, well, the same our mortar batteries were left from theirs as firing positions.

only there were guards, plus there was some kind of guard there. for him and the means that worked, here now in new areas we are evaluating, for example, the enemy's reaction time to our shot is about 7 minutes - this is a completely different category. well, what is the approach and we understand that they are such key things for us. well, it’s just fundamental, firstly, secondly, if, for example, we didn’t care, uh, when working in mariupol, about exploding into the ground now we will need to think about this means of disguise zelenka went where they were waiting for her and feared means of communication and methods of communication. if we operated in areas where, in principle, our system operators were ours, well, the only system operator is phoenix, but he provided us with mobile internet, respectively, mobile internet. gave us the opportunity to communicate. the so -called ip-telephony and other pluses. there, in fact, the phoenix was a backup means of communication, where it was possible there, well, conditionally from the zone language. what coded language to transmit information, and he coped well enough

with his tasks in the new conditions. we have a lot of questions. this is why we are now, of course, in preparation, focusing exclusively on this direction and again, returning to the work of artillery, and our artillery, it is short-range, as a rule, mortar batteries, because artillery and barrel artillery are more long-range. it is in the hands of the chief. the so -called army upper echelons so to speak and we understand that we will have to change the methodology of the approach; now we are completely on foot. as we say, we just work it out verbally, setting up, as the commander of assault group units, that he will have to act in new conditions, that he needs to quickly switch his consciousness to work in those conditions that are not typical for them. uh, of course they're on the defensive. it was a long 8 years, but it's one thing to be in a permanent war in a static position. so to speak, almost one and a half, when we stood in place, they exchanged fire on the erected more in the fourteenth year of the fortified areas. so now we have to. first, we will count on the dynamics of our actions that we will

move. that is, we will not even have time to consolidate and we will need to act. first, taking into account the fact that we will be constantly on the move and will not be able to gain a foothold. well, and, accordingly, we should think about safety, but i would have efficiency at the same time, therefore, other conditions, but it seems to me that it will not take much time to adapt, because guys, if you have already been fired upon and, as it were, your stress resistance is already quite high, therefore, in this regard, we have some advantages over those recruits who are mobilized there. and as if only with him on the ground and slaughter, but i hope these advantages and the experience gained now plays such a positive. thank you very much. where would you not be transferred? whatever area, good luck to all of you, your subordinates. thanks for this story. we work with you brothers. well, actually, you heard some very interesting stories. and uh, the reasons why they are shooting and the upcoming work, the situation at the front from alexander khodokovsky, mr.

kravchuk, is he really such a devout communist or was he, in general, brought up on completely different values, well, he just skillfully hid them. in short, they possessed a whole set of personal qualities that are actually necessary for such a device for a mole yesterday. he could still glorify the communist party there. today, since the nomenclature has already changed. he also starts glorify bandera. we have now entered the team with the right hand. here, even, probably, no crack is more suitable for him, the communists, the cunning ukrainian leaf, as soon as he received the post. the tape, he immediately turned to the nationalists of western ukraine and began to build ukraine according to the standard of bandera galicia prime minister leonid kravchuk the story of a broad communist tomorrow on the first, if such foundations are laid, and then add that you are

an exceptional nation, right? here we have today. working live, we had a very interesting conversation with alexander khodakovsky and kind of. we just discussed it, we ask this question here many times. why are they here alexander khodakovsky confirmed that they are just shooting somewhere, that is, it doesn’t matter to them where they get and it’s important that they shoot at these people. we really are. well, the question has been asked so many times. today i started with this, but something like this should be. here in this is some explanation, why for it would seem that the ukrainian state calls itself. we are, indeed, for some time now. anyway, since the day before yesterday found the right word for it. here is the former ukraine here. but, uh, why is this the former ukraine a. she begins to treat her citizens more

recently, maybe the day before yesterday and the cities, and from which she leaves, as if it were not really mine. there is an answer to this question, and it was refreshed today, but with shots of how in the city of melitopol i think that soon there will be much more such shots throughout the liberated territory of the former ukraine, because this is work. it's just launched now, and it's debugged here are these people who, but stand in line to receive. e russian e, citizenship. i, a. in fact, it's not uh the people who took their place in this queue. right now, in june 2022, as a result of our successes in a special military operation, this is actually much more complex, and i would even say such a historical process, by the way, one of the people from this queue. he gave me a very clear

understanding of, that's, like, what i felt before. and now i can formulate it. he helped me a lot with this. thanks to him without knowing his name listen we got occupied back in 1991. but the queue came up only now in 1991, as if feeling that it must still happen someday. so it happened, of course, it was 30 years for this. but it's okay, we can wait. you know how it is sometimes. here you have the whole puzzle puzzle puzzle formed. and you, it seems, everything, you understand, but something is missing for you, so that i can find something. that's when he said these words that he took this turn in the ninety-first year, given that we understand that this is such a figure of speech, judging by age. well, as it were in the ninety-first year, not so well, he was years old. yes, but this is a very important story. that's what's happening. now it's kind of delayed. the story of the ninety-first year, which could have happened earlier and which began and began to

happen, and we saw it. after all, we remember everything, as well as recent citizens. it would seem that ukraine is in the crimea do you remember that it was you remember the faces of these people. you remember the emotions of these people, and this is what was born. here, well, they are in the fourteenth year. well, it's not in this area. happened it was something from the ninety-first year. uh, how would they live after, well, so completely, uh, in a strange way, interrupted in the ninety-first year. this story did not ask anyone about anything, moreover, exactly the same footage, we saw and heard, then in may of the fourteenth year both in lugansk and donetsk. look at this, please. for a misdemeanor lugansk people's republic 96.2%. i congratulate you on the birth of the new lugansk independent republic.

and in fact, this happened in lugansk and in donetsk and in moscow, citizens. that’s all in this picture, it’s in moscow, citizens of ukraine who are also worth voting for a referendum, why am i showing you all this after i showed melitopol i think that even after eight years people, so they went for russian citizenship from russian passports. you can imagine what would have happened in the fourteenth year. i am i’m sure there are many places in melitopol and kherson and berdyansk and kharkov where we won’t discuss now why it didn’t happen, then, of course, it would have been different then and there would have been fewer victims, but everything happens in history then when it happens, but anyway, for me it's

bright. an explanation of the fact that since the ninety-first year, very many a in ukraine yes, of course, not everyone, of course, not everyone, but very many have lived somewhere, that is, now, but a certain one is being restored in the ninety-first year. artificially interrupted history, and on the site of this artificially interrupted history, a rather artificial state arose, which did not fully understand who it was to these people. and who are these people? they were never able to understand and formulate it. not for themselves , not for these people, because if they understood this, if they formulated it, then, of course, they would not have seized on swastikas and bandera. they would never slip into it. they seized on it only because they failed their relationship with these people, who from ninety the first year took a turn. uh, for russian citizenship, they needed all these freaks with swastikas, because they never

considered these people who are now behind russian citizenship to be their own. they always understood that this is some kind of ukraine that is not theirs, and that this is not ukraine at all, and that is why these cities are. they always somewhere, apparently, in the depths of their souls, understood that this was not entirely theirs. here is that, the ukrainian state, which degenerated . they must have always known that, so to speak. subconsciously and by the way, these are all lovers of swastikas. we also have extensive experience in liberating ukraine from lovers of the swastika zigzag. here today. it seems to me that this is not accidental and very symbolic, and it seems to me that with such a very beautiful hint. uh, the ministry of defense published a declassified documents related to the liberation of nikolaev from nazi invaders. it seems to me looking at this map on this map that nikolaev is very symbolic and what is described in these documents is very symbolic. you will find something

recognizable in today's situation, please. when our troops entered this city, a gloomy picture of fascist atrocities opened before them. for over 2.5 years, the german fascist invaders were in charge of this city during this time, and especially before their departure from the city, the germans. they inflicted severe wounds on him, turning the whole quarter into piles. the ruins, destroying large enterprises , hospitals and schools, tens of thousands of soviet citizens. nikolaev were driven into nazi slavery, many thousands were shot and tortured behind the walls of the gestapo, you know, yes, that is, this is the absolute parallel of today. before leaving , the fascist german occupiers turned the cities into ruins, and these as soon as they left. they immediately want to turn everything after themselves into ruins. i can only explain this one. today i formulated it all. they understand that in the first place they will never return there again. and they are not theirs.

they don’t go with their own, and they could also be, but it can only be our common land, the land of russians and ukrainians, and then and then she blooms. and if what has happened on it for the past few years, then, well, as it were, you have to release it in this sense, listen when zelensky talks about how much of their territory is occupied. i don’t even have the feeling that he is talking about his country, please. russian troops russian troops entered 3620 settlements of ukraine, as of today, about 20% of our territory is under the control of the invaders , about 125,000 m² - this is much more than the area all the benelux countries combined. and this is this, by the way, he is addressing the europeans, that is, this is the impression that they exist for him, but the inhabitants of cities. here are

several of mariupol, which are now shelling, and severodonetsk, which is shelling, but soon or now, oh, which they will start shelling for him does not exist and, in fact, all this is their e, all this is their e, so to speak, rhetoric . well, remember, it means that when they, uh, surrendered in mariupol, this is what, we had an extraction and means an order for e, an order, means to save their lives and to evacuate. okay means more. uh, they also had a history with the red firth, i think it was called controlled care somehow. that is, controlled. eh, leaving, this is this, this is a very revealing whole story. now there is a new one. history with severodonetsk. they came up with the idea that the city they surrendered was a trap for the russian troops. here, as it were, i think that they will have to pervert a lot more. here in this kind of terminology, yes, uh, because uh,

well, this process of liberating the territory from the state, which clearly did not understand what to do with it, and which was for him this territory was somehow incomprehensible to them. it will , uh, continue. yes, it's a matter of pace. yes, this is a question, and so to speak, a battle and losses, and so on, but nevertheless it cannot be stopped, because this is not about 22 or even about the fourteenth, as i understand it, there are so many meanings. uh, i don’t know what to cling to to give in to the conditions i laid down. you start with the first one you come across. and then how would we catch up already they said i can say about the video that you showed from donetsk luhansk in the fourteenth year. this, of course, with tears in his eyes, because now looking at the fourteenth year at these people. i understand that many of them are no longer there, and for the very reason that they were killed. and this, of course,

in berdyansk, melitopol and odessa, many are not on the air sony, many are not, and in kiev there are many in this sense. in such a way, i’ll say, so some kind of moral right has some kind of moral right to talk about these people, simply because lived next to them and lived with them 4 years in donetsk and the people who now stand behind melitopol for russian passports. uh. all these people paid an absolutely monstrous price for these passports. and they were ready to pay. this is exactly what you need to know about these people, because in the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth years, knowing what was going to happen, they still stood. they waited, they fought, they worked, they fought. and of course, when now i hear the talk of some. nerds in moscow that here we are getting extra burdens for ourselves there. well, that's not not up to one

i didn’t reach out, physically they and if according to the umo they don’t understand at all that, for example, we buy, they don’t understand that these are people of such a high standard. now in our country it is common that we do not even need to talk about some economic problems. in general, it is not necessary, because hard workers and hard workers live on this earth. they don't wait to be served. they don't expect benefits. uh, hmm them, by the way, i often met. understanding everything and accepting them has always irritated humanitarian aid a little. well grown up strong people. they want to earn this piece bread, and not to receive it, with all their gratitude for the monument to the white kamaz, they did not put it in vain. so looking at these shots now. i also promised

vladimirovich zakharchenko myself that he is not completely donetsk because we have such a holiday on may 9, you sit drinking compote. i promised him that in kiev on khreshchatyk i drank a bottle of vodka. here , probably with tears in my eyes, then, most likely, i will be taken away from the habit for many decades, but e, these people will not let us stop. they won't let us stop and not finish this job in fact. i know that i can no longer stop the army, because the ice rink has already begun, that is, i see the goal and, accordingly, i see no obstacles. and these people will not let us stop, because on the other side, which is still, by the way, very typical. what color is brown.

what's taking so long? what mood, please, literally returned from a trip yesterday. it ’s clear traditionally, uh, lpr dpr, but this time my

colleagues and i drove through the liberated territory of the kharkov region, a number of settlements, meet people on purpose. uh, including on those problems that exist. and here is artyom who the slovak said about why it took so long uh-huh this was the key of the core line from meetings to meetings. we waited. yes, we had to wait a long time, it could have been earlier. thank you for coming now and all that people have accumulated is pain and fear , and it is clear that over those 8 years there has been more and more terror. uh, such an ideologically skating rink passed over them, but the most important thing, you know, here are the people in the kharkiv region, they say they killed the pineapple, generally after uh. for the first time i wanted to meet such a direct phrase in children's cities on infrastructure on the road to the economy, and nothing stood out in the kharkiv region normally since 2014, if you remember in the

kharkiv region, the pro-russian mood of the action was very serious. eh, massive in the framework of the russian spring and with my own eyes, when we drove through large regional centers, for me it was really a surprise. what state are these or those objects, uh? there were no hostilities. yes, i want to emphasize that there indeed, alexander kupyansky, where we were there, there was a bridge, they somehow managed to odin during the retreat. no, yes, yes, yes. frankly speaking, the infrastructure is completely lying. despite the fact that their actions were not there and people see it all , feel it, because russia is still nearby even in such a tense relationship that was in the fourteenth year. all the same, people left, especially to belgorod kharkov, for example, they left. they saw, and this is really a difference even now , i saw how the locals communicate with our guys from the national guard from other units. uh, law enforcement agencies, the ministry of defense,

listen. well, uh, it’s really like communication help for me, the frame recalls when they met our liberators in e, when they liberated the territory of the soviet union and on the chronicle, when they were waiting for the territory of eastern europe with one difference, when they liberated our those then ours . eastern europe and the territory of the soviet union greeted them joyfully, but did not ask them the question that everyone here asks you will not leave us again and in this sense, i'm interested in what you answer them. you and your comrades, because, for example, i asked myself this question. here on the territory of the kherson and zaporozhye regions, and the simplified procedure for citizenship of the russian federation. as far as i know, there is no such procedure for the kharkov region yet. and your colleagues are probably asking you about it. well, you need to be very calm here. this, too, did not appear immediately in the first days, when the special operation began, firstly, we must understand that

almost the entire kherson region was liberated. e. a large part of the zaporizhia region has been liberated, a management system has already been built, including a civil-military administration, law enforcement agencies are being formed, a system has already been created. as it seemed to me, e in the kharkov region. it's still to be done and people have a request for it and i 'm sure. this is my personal opinion, that as well as where there is already more than one my colleague in the line. e, for example, parties, yes, on the scale and deputies senators. uh, they said that russia is here forever and colleagues from the government that these territories will be included in the large family of the russian federation and i am sure, and especially after passing this territory, the territory of the kharkov region, that these people will also be a large russian family. in this sense, i agree with you that i also know, and it so happened that i intersected with quite high-ranking statesmen and

party leaders who are there and i know for sure, and i can confirm that people having been there and talked with people who are there, and they are completely different to this question and the answer to him. and you don’t leave us, they start to stop, they start to relate, and i just really hope that this is the process of traveling. and he, by the way, has now acquired such, as it were, an almost permanent mass character. uh, this seems to me very useful, because as said here. here is zhenya mironov who visited luhansk a in mariupol yes, he said that when you look at it here, it all looks completely different, yes, so you wanted to add, in short, forgiveness. i just wrote this morning. stream did not know this yet and take this opportunity to. i want to apologize to semyonovich. and because i said. well, that's what the fugitives have already arrived. and where is the moscow mayor, and then i saw him today in lugansk, this is actually very important, because

people are ready to go there already. here's how artyom , for example, he is a high- level statesman there illegally crossed the border from the point of view of international law. it is clear that this is just about these borders about these issues. you will leave us and will not leave us, whose earth is this and that we are reunited release? you understand that this is a question, but some kind of pronunciation, but joint with the people who live there, what it was, what it has become. and that now we will have it is very important. you have here, if you are now asked to explain, here, well, come there and explain to people. here, as if we were not there for so long, because, and now we are here, because further we are together, please. well, i was not there, but my colleague in komsomolskaya pravda, our military officer dmitry rod, last week. just returned from mariupol where he tried two extra months during the entire operation before that on an

act to the city, and he told me that he spoke to hundreds of residents of mariupol and only once he was doubted that mariupol would be rebuilt quickly by all the rest, having lost. all housing is a familiar way of life, having lost relatives, they prayed and are ready to rebuild their native city with us and they say that we are now with russia forever. yeah, we'll be with you to the end. then look. here is what the footage that we have now seen artyom from melitopol seen or from kherson is not up to you. we saw all the same in ukraine in the fourteenth year, not only above me says that the russian world could not, these natsiks notified to destroy, bury, roll into asphalt. into concrete. he breathed, he waited for this minute and waited and sprouted powerful spring. by the way, it happened like in may of the forty-fifth year. we did it in my twenty-second, so now and now, i'm shelling, from which you started, they cause

hatred, fierce malice but that they couldn't do anything they do with this russian world because in their eyes these traitors, these zaradnikov, they do not understand. in which country they really live, but they still hope to take it. revenge is dangerous and that's why people are worried. if you leave , what they uh concocted in bucha might repeat, uh-huh, that's really worrying, but uh, as far as our staff correspondent and alexander koz, who was in the north, told me, the groups also returned. in general. uh, when our representatives, military and civil correspondents , speak to people calm down and begin to cooperate together, yes cooperate a bad word together to work on recovery. ah, my land. clearly, knowing that it will either be part of russia as some kind of region, or a union state close to it. it is no longer ukraine yeah well, look here, i

absolutely agree with you. regarding the mood of those people who are now there, who have remained. looking at nothing. eh, i also remember that kasaev arrived in mariupol on the first day, i was so strange. that is, you seem to understand that, well, this is well, our yes, but on the other on the other hand, you don’t understand to what extent they are ours, when you see all these ruins around and these ruins are the houses of many of them then, when you start talking to them, suddenly it’s just like that, basically. you describe, but why did i ask you, how would we, how would we have to explain this to everyone. we must understand that those who remain. it is most likely that in the mass those who really were the russian world, but there was also not quite the russian world and people who simply did not think about it, part of whom she left, and some of whom will return, maybe not now, but when all this, so to speak, well, will be brought. e, in some, well, so to speak, in some order, and i assure you. i already come across this, such is the property of the human

psyche, as soon as something is not right. as soon as something is not finalized, not cleaned up, not restored on time, as soon as the bureaucrats, and they, of course, there will be something like that. after all, it will immediately pop up, and here are these advantages of having that now we need them there somehow, it will be impossible without usens, well, we need to select such people to put them in specific areas on the guiding ones is called work, which would quickly sharpen these burrs, so to speak, or not allow them at all, of course, without bookmarks impossible in such a case. well, look, here, by the way, here, by the way, here in your opinion. you still say so, you have, well, managerial experience, that's all. it's, well, only in the paper. well, in a newspaper, it's still an experience of working with people. here in your opinion, for example, here's my pro all interesting, after all, these are questions that are not something that will arise. they are already rising, which will need to be thought about, but the people who are

there on the ground should manage to organize and so on. it should be mostly local people who lived there, or it should be some kind of mixed system of government. how is it all, i think, mixed, of course, without locals, nothing at all can be organized by people who know everything there every nook and cranny, but they should be. competent responsible uh worthy people, what is called from the center from russia who could have finances and the administrative apparatus and the authority of moscow behind them in some way to convince people that everything that is done is right. well, yes. i will literally add. actually. in fact, the most important issues are what has actually earned, but in almost all territories. now the lc is already a fixed region of russia which is how it will work? tell me are certain such under patronage. that's got me a lot of sight like this will work, yes, specific people are fixed who help, among other things, build a peaceful life, which they help build the economy,

return production ties that we have. so we see that mariupol was literally a fugitive not from the shores, they came and left, but people who help right now right now from certain cities or regions are assigned to specific people who will almost always be there on the spot there on the territory. landing, and those people who will help, because they it will turn out that my name was, sash, you yourself were there, well, it’s impossible to do something. on the phone there or in some other way, you just need to go through it all through yourself , and there are already such examples, we see what exactly these commands will do. everything is possible to help our uh brothers restore what uh destroyed, so i want to continue destroyed. uh, these ukrainian uh, nazis, that's how they act. e according to the patterns, it is clear, uh, the fascists of the nazis of the great patriotic war, who left the territory retreated, uh, who destroyed red army. but there is an even newer story. listen, well, here's a series for you. hmm, they beat out the same thing

. uh, these or those e groups, militants from settlements. they intend to destroy infrastructure, destroy residential buildings, everything happened the same way, and this is an indicator of what this is a tactic that certain people are transmitting from territory to territory, who are these instructors from a number of nato countries who were in libya, the instructions are the same, of course. hear how the lined up line up the defense. e in mariupol at the expense of civil e. massive and all the same. i'm just now our military researchers are sorting everything out. it can be seen, as in civilians. uh, residential buildings of apartment buildings were located, and firing points already showed everything the same. this is exactly a copy of what happened in certain territories. uh, uh syria in libya so these

people and we don't need this territory, they are a tool. in the hands of completely different people, it was not by chance that he showed zelensky addressing the europeans. well, i'm fine i understand that for zelensky, for this character, there is no kramatorsk lisichansk for him. there is no mariupol for him, it’s all some kind of memes, about which he will say something beautiful, and in that ukraine that he was put in charge of and who pull nothing of this , that’s why they have all these evacuations, there is waste some transitions, that is, they constitute some kind of artificial reality, which is alien for them. but i will return to the previous one. i stood in the motor with my head, and because that's really, well, in donetsk and lugansk it was visible. e in september of the fourteenth year , 400,000 inhabitants remained from the millionth donetsk. uh, by the summer of the eighteenth

almost 900. are you going to come back? so they returned, and they returned first from there, only then. someone from russia settled in russia, and returned from there, and we also waited for this one to start here, here you have it here, it’s not like that hmm and i ’ll tell you why you witnessed this in a bucket, remember, they said that when waiting, uh, for the arrival of our delegation, people gathered and some madame came out with a ukrainian flag. what happened they took her flag away and sent her away. eh, the inhabitants are those who remained, and you rightly say they remained. well, let's say the right origins, they themselves understand about the claims. for 4 years i have never heard any complaints against russia for not giving something, for not completing it. we are right now with you there, uh, we will be transported. here from these conversations and attempts to figure it out. why are they still so starting to destroy what

was theirs until recently and peck at people, which until recently were them and on the territory. just today, once again. in this case, according to a group of journalists, and now we have igor zhdanov in touch, russia today correspondent and who was in that convoy of civilian vehicles that were shelled, igor good afternoon. please tell us what happened. what about your comrades? we are listening to you very carefully, please. yes, good afternoon, indeed a convoy, how did you put it? he was very small. i would say the minimum in two cars we drove up to the city, severodonetsk and already directly on the ride to this city, literally 500 meters remained houses. we perfectly saw the shelling began, as it turned out. we went to the site, which was shot. uh, vsu, the ukrainian military shot and aimed agony. it was driven precisely by our cars, because, in fact, they were there at that moment, but we were not moving

exactly along this road. we were driving two cars in one. we were on another it was your usual civil patriot and a group of two journalists was driving. e reuters news unity. uh, let's take a picture of a fighter sitting behind the wheel. ahmad, the regiment of ramzaurs of the match between kadyrov and the first two arrivals were about 15 meters from the road, and the third landed directly in their car, which was in this one, well, in ours. when we saw it all. here it was in front, there the first row. uh, we saw a flash , we saw how the car caught fire literally 10 m away. it was driving away from us . it was understandable and did you get into which part? because if it was a body, then, in general, there would be, well, survivors. i

don't think he died as a result of the shelling, uh, the escort from the accompanying kadyrovites is usually called uh, it was not clear for a long time. what happened to our colleagues from reuters? indeed, easy considering how? well, that the hit was direct fire, one might say, but it’s really easy to do one wound in the leg , the other has a broken arm, but both. well, they literally saw it, maybe an hour ago they were both moving. this is on their own, they do not require hospitalization. in general, they got off really lightly, in comparison. again, i want to emphasize both machines were civilian work, it was carried out, but aiming and directed this work from a drone. obviously , they waited for us somewhere at the entrance with a drawing until we drove into the main thing, because everything was shot through there, and they opened fire. well, our group was the luckiest

, because and igor, where are you now ? igor now we are in luhansk we have returned. and i’m just asking you why. as i understand it, we have been working in severodonetsk for some time, that is, this time, as it were, so unsuccessfully, but there was a trip there, and everyone asks a lot of questions. and how likely is the transformation of the azov plant in north donetsk into a kind of mini-similarity of azovsteel, what do you know about it? moreover, there was someone accompanying you, and our condolences to his relatives, who died, so, apparently, they talked and talked about what is happening with this nitrogen there now. well bye then really. you very correctly said the

nitrogen plant - this is such azovstal in miniature. we filmed the azov steel, in general, from all sides, from which it was possible, from which it was possible, but here everything is the same , repeating repeats. just on a smaller scale, a smaller group is standing there, but in the same way, there are civilians who are reported to officials. here, they drove them there as well, as in general, and they drove them to azov steel, and it is clear that severodonetsk is a city of a smaller scale and, again, the all and the nazis moved away from there. uh, without a fight, one can say, but there, the situation is in what and in what way, especially if they retreated to lisichansk, or now, from the point of view of the operational situation, they are in a more advantageous tactical position, because not now this is a height and from it it is very convenient to shell, just the entrances to the city and the city itself and what you ask, what we communicate asked a question today well, a very high-ranking one. i asked an officer who is aware of the situation in this city. and how

peacefully they live there now. and what did i get the answer. well, honestly, very bad. they have to be there now, because having retreated to lisichansk. and they have an excellent overview, they have excellent opportunities for shelling both the city and the approaches, and they do not hesitate to use this. understandable igor i have one more question for you and for you as a person who works there and for you as a person who, as part of this work, also rushes with the military. is there any understanding and explanation of the current activity, a vsu on shelling and donetsk and severodonetsk. it's still something what is called within the usual habitual or is it some kind of increased activity, how did some people start writing? and what are the explanations, right? well , if we are talking about donetsk, then, of course, not the north, namely, just donetsk, this is a very increased activity, but it is felt that there is

a huge liveliness from the fact that this is how azov steel turned out. so what? well, the evacuation took place. yes? well, how i don't know gaza. here , of course, they surpassed this story, of course, there is a peculiarity. well , because in donetsk there is now shelling such areas, where well, there would be no military installations. for example, the other day, when the gymnasium was shelled, it was shelled for a reason, but there was clearly some information. as the headmistress told us, they were due in the morning. on that day, but to bring into the water and distribute water to the population of this gymnasium, and i do not believe in such coincidences and accidents that at about the same time, the bsu decided to shell this very point, and from the point of view of the shelling of severodonetsk, well, we already witnessed ukrainian troops shelling their own. and the cities and in general also their own population, in general, you can dig here further to see how the crimea, which they

consider theirs for some reason, but somehow they blocked the water to the crimea, otherwise, if you consider them yours. oh well, you get them without water and leaving, well, from the point of view. yes, the ukrainian politician is here, but from the point of view of severodonetsk, they retreated to lysychansk and now the route has not yet been cut from the side of an inch of the supply channel. they will use it here as well. well, uh, if anything can be said about the whole thing, in general, they they are not in a hurry to leave and give up their positions anywhere. that is, they really are. well, they have them, they're fine with uh, supplies. it's all right with uh shells. they will shoot them. anyway, they will examine civilians, they will shell the world. they will, of course, fire on the military, they will continue to do so, so here. well, as a person who is this one

in place is understandable. i don't have any expert rights. in principle, to tell the military how they like ours how they actually fight, but the faster they will take boilers, the faster the supply, the more azov became precisely at the headquarters. we will see him, because why did they give up, because there was no way out. they were driven into burrows like rats just and they lived, well, just in completely sanitary conditions. this is understandable, probably for federal television, though. well, just trust me. obviously, thank you very much. e, igor, we wish you and your colleagues. well, as much as you can be careful where you work. and we wish you success to everyone with whom you communicate, our big regards. eh, we're together. thank you very much. it was igor zhdanov correspo. russia today well, you uh heard this is actually also a very interesting detail. and to our conversation with you, after all, someone in donetsk

a reported that in this place, a distribution of water is planned, and they struck there. that is, this is to the question that we will not be able to relax anywhere for a long time. well, when it was easy it never happened. it's easy here. the program will show we continue to work live now from uh such a military and, as it were, inside we will leave the ukrainian component a little, because, well, we understand very well that everything that happens here and in politics and even at the front, and from the point of view of ukraine, is largely decided. well, not here and not controlled from here. and although, of course, it depends on how things are going on at the front, and what weapons systems they promise to deliver, and in the end they deliver what will reach and what will not reach. and then what caliber and what range in this sense, now very interesting

news has come. but i don’t know, uh, the further, the i feel more like this one, you know, like this one. uh, as in a joke, comrade general uh , yes, comrade colonel, crocodiles fly. what idiot told you that? but comrade general says that yes, he does not fly, but she is a zenka on a zeinko. something like this is starting, because look no one is biden not some netprice there, but whom the journalists are chasing around the corners , after all. here, uh, they will allow the ukrainians to shoot at our territory, no, no, uh. actually, they also ask him about, well, how about territorial concessions. he replies that this is their ukrainian territory, and i'm not going to tell them what they should or shouldn't do with it. how to understand it? whether to understand this is a signal that the ukrainians already need to agree to make some compromises. about what a week ago, so all this is a herd. e barked quite loudly or

not, i don’t know, but in general the number of publications that say that some kind of thought process began in this segment in the western and anglo-saxon segment. here is some reflection started. and, well, it’s growing, i don’t know how to relate to this now, let’s figure it out. well , here's a curtain for you, for example, about the economic confrontation, please. it has been 3 months since the west started its economic war against russia. it is not going according to plan, on the contrary, things are going very badly. there are no immediate signs that russia will pull out of ukraine. this is not surprising because the sanctions have had the effect of raising the cost of oil and gas exports from russia and significantly increasing its trade. balance sheet for the first 4 months of 2022. putin boasts a current account surplus of $96 billion, more than three times the figure for the same period in 2021. putin's complete defeat on the

battlefield is one option for ending the war. although in the current conditions - this is unlikely. putin is not going to give up unconditionally and the possibility of serious collateral damage from the economic war. obviously falling living standards in developed countries hunger hunger riots debt crisis, developing countries to compromise with the kremlin. it is difficult at the moment, but the economic reality says that only one thing is early or the deal will be concluded, look another month and a half, especially 2 years ago. it was a victory putin lost nothing happened. we're going to hold on now. now. now this is the beginning of a complete defeat - this is one of the options. although this is unlikely. he's not going to give up. deal is impossible. she will have to go to a deal to change the tone in an obvious way, but the thing is not only in the economy, let's say with the economy. by the way, this is the same lareli. here, uh, they say quite close to the royal family, comrade. well, that is, he does not just write something like that with his left hand, uh, writes. e, apparently,

yes catches some frustrations from the surrounding reality. here but it's okay, it's the economy. but for you, uh, the reasoning of another rather serious, in my opinion, publication has died, and which is already talking not only about the economy, they talk about how, but how, but in general where everything this construction with opposition moves a very interesting conclusion the author of the article makes. e. hill please in the story the sign of four arthur conan doyle's inimitable detective sherlock holmes tells dr. watson about his method of deduction dr. watson cannot understand how the event in question happened. holmes explains, if you remove the impossible, all that's left is. as unbelievable as it may be, it must be true. for now, the truth is that once we eliminate the impossible scenarios, the least incredible outcome of the war. in ukraine there will be a victory for russia, the outcome of this war will be far from the initial hopes, but the expectations of the kremlin, but nonetheless. this will be his victory for us in the west. it is better to come to terms with this harsh truth, the end

result will be a clear victory for moscow, but in fact he goes further there in this very method of deduction, and he puts aside what is, well, unlikely, so to speak. well, uh, actually. we will now hang it up so that the audience can see for themselves what he thinks. well, even more unlikely. and so he stops in the yard. there are three scenarios yes, the transformation of ukraine into a vassal state. impossible complete defeat of the russian impossible limited victory of ukraine is impossible, then, as if the victory of russia for the beginning of me. that's what interests you in your opinion, and in your opinion, after all, the appearance of such articles is some kind of collision with reality, which they were not even aware of before. that is, these guys acted completely free of charge. it's not that they didn't have a plan, but they had a plan. eh, one step. and what, uh, we are now pushing that

ukraine did not give up in the first 3 days, and therefore it will definitely win. we put on weapons. giving billions of dollars, the entire western world against putin, huge- huge sanctions, uh, that's all and the backbone of russia, so that was the plan. in general, one-step and so unpretentious, but we see that the plan is beginning. uh, for some reason, for some reason, they are collapsing, yes, and the economic balance of payments. e. e, and the balance is in favor of russia and oil prices are rising. and by winter it will be even worse for oil prices. everything will start to grow. it already starts excitement and everything else, and they start and, as it were, the victory, ukraine is not there, even the arrest ones, he starts to come up with stuff-dryuki. yes there, well, arrestovich is a so-so thermometer in general for measuring the temperature of reality. well , others don't have thermometers. how do you understand that he is an anal thermometer on others, there, yes, here, and here they begin to understand that they got

into a big mess, and in fact, the problem is something very, very serious, but at the same time very simple can be globalization without russia can there be peace without russia so they crossed out north korea well, the world lives on. yes, they crossed out iran at the very least, oil prices fluctuated there, the world lives on, they crossed out venezuela. well, in general, the same thing, and they thought that if i also cross out russia along the path of zimbabwe north korea venezuela, then again there will be nothing terrible, but it turns out terrible for themselves and they understand that prices are rising and the worst thing in everything the world. e on the example of russia and china and saudi arabia and e, india and e, latin american countries understand that e keep their reserves in dollars to be invested in dollars and euros and for rich people from these countries for rich arabs, chinese to hold, villas, yachts, private

accounts, pre-invest, united states in dollars. dangerous, because any, uh, their political independence. it can lead to the fact that everything collapses in one day and the real process of de-dalorization begins. this has been talked about for a very long time. he says, well, well, what, well, that's all a dollar and each of us has dollars in our pockets and in zagashniks. oh well, how to refuse them, what are you will you follow the exchange rate in yuan? what will you keep your money in yuan? well, idiots, yes, well , yes, that’s it, but now it’s de-dalorization, it’s real, i’m not even talking about us about russia, it’s in china , it’s in india, it’s considered in many countries as a real alternative, there are various multicurrency baskets from sudden currencies. yes, and linking them to gold, and there, uh, different schemes, including indirect ones, but, and from here it’s a very simple conclusion that if the dollar ceases to be the world’s reserve currency, followed by the euro, if the whole world

will stop buying these green papers, so then 30 trillion american debt will collapse america in 2 months. this is true, this is fair, but another thing is that this will happen, of course, not tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. well, you see, we talked for a long time that he called saudi arabia there, biden, the base did not pick up the phones there. last night, the news went through the opec plus for an increase. that is, of course, all, uh, you know, in stereo, everyone listens to it, not that everyone is where america is, we don’t want it anymore be friends. everything is clear that power remains and influence remains, and now you know yourself with tankers with these, there in six months it will not be very easy to go to asia. it’s clear to us that, of course, there are loopholes, we will find loopholes, and that’s all i’m saying, that, after all, the author of zekill, he talks e not so far and globally about the victory of russia, or rather, oleg talks about the victory of russia you're

already talking more about the loss of america and it's only yes, one step there. after all, why am i asking this question, and you, too, about these articles and about guardian and prozehil. yes, they can be directly selected from us after all. and i can say this to myself, partly somewhere in the subconscious. all the same , such an idea has developed that, well, the anglo-saxons, well, they never do anything for free, that after all they are such cunning insidious guys that they either always have a plan, or if we don’t see this plan, then it’s already so insidious, that it’s some kind of know, here is mega, uh, megavadra, super-duper, they came up with a freemason, and we just, well, how can we not understand to believe that these guys are like oleg describes, yes, a type, that is, in short, i can't imagine. that's what we do something at random i can imagine. and the fact that the guys are so random, and now it suddenly turns out, oh, something didn’t work out at random. i can't, and

they don't have you, of course, there are no fools going there. sorry for the banal phrase. here, it hurts. they are tied, so to speak, by the arrogance of their strength, they make plans, but they proceed completely from, er, strange premises, that they have all the trump cards in their hands, yes, even in their sleeves, while we have nothing 2% world gas station. well, in syria - this is so crimea . this is by accident. now we will give him a click to say everything, so to speak, there are a lot of cosmetic theories in the plans. here is one of them, which, by the way, is now beginning to sound in different editions of different countries, decided by the anglo-saxons. uh, to bury the european union and create such super -meaning, supra-state formations, for example, poland, the baltic states, ukraine is one state, moldova, romania is the second, which will be tied to brussels not to berlin, paris, but to washington and

london because the european union bursts the second commonplace. they released opened pandora's box and released so many devils. look, half of the countries pay in rubles. raf oleg dollar is not strange the companies of these countries, well, the companies of these countries, but we say, so to speak, that it is so to say, as a result, gas goes to these countries, and god bless them with companies once further uh, hungary what we see is its parliamentary leadership, they say, generally deprive it of the right to vote and that's enough, in fact, the consensus then was six members. the concern was normal. and now this is already counterproductive. the european union has begun to crackle and crackle quite tangibly, apparently anticipating this process, which the devil knows how to end. sorry for the non-ethereal word of the anglo-saxon. we decided to create groups of countries that will be subordinate, personally to them, and together with these groups, the whole of europe, such a plan yeah, well, then, that’s why the plan, judging by the activity of the poles

and some of the alarming activity in moldova , they wrote me a lot today, that some fbi have already arrived there and some german the special services arrived and it seems they want to create some kind of bridgehead there, i don’t know, but then it turns out that there was some kind of plan. after all, when i say that always, when it seems that here they are somehow at random there, and they thought that all their trumps they had gone somewhere. i always still relate to this, some kind of podoz. and look after all in the same article. he , as it were, argues, the author that, of course, the victory of russia is everything. it's impossible. it's impossible. and of course, whatever one may say according to the deduct according to the deductive method, then russia will win. now let's let's see what kind of victory for russia this author, as it were, offers and sells to us. it seems to me that here, as one of our leaders said, from whom all these problems actually began with a dog and rummaged. listen, what image of our kind of victory he offers both to his own and to us, please.

only one possible outcome remains fragmented and partially dissected ukraine which is not fully part of the west not entirely in russia's sphere of influence ukraine fragmented all donbass and possibly other territories will remain outside kiev's control crimea will remain part of russia ukraine will not be fully part of the west it cannot freely join nato or even have a meaningful partnership with the european union. this will satisfy the most basic and fundamental geopolitical desire of the kremlin - the neutralization of ukraine in the non-geopolitical sphere of nato and the geo-economic orbit of the european union. and finally. this will demonstrate the unreasonableness of intervening in the natural sphere of influence of russia here. it seems to me that there is, shall we say, a catch. and it is clear that this is only one author of one publication, but, as it were, it's all a kind of world of ideas. it seems to me that here they are pushing us under the word victory. well

, such a dummy, as it were, because formally, of course, yes, this is a victory, that is. well, this is closer to what we wanted, but this is not at all a victory in relation to what we need, and here the question is this is the beginning of a conditional compromise offer. well, like guys, let's pretend that now it's not yours, not ours. and that means you won. in fact, i was talking about this a week ago. this is the transformation plan. that is it a plan to do with ukraine what they did with yugoslavia, disassemble, dismantle a large country and divide it up. we also have serbia there, we have albania. we have some of it. we have them we have this situation. uh, the vectors are very different, however, for the states that came out of the former yugoslavia, that is, to disassemble ukraine here is, uh, the implementation of the old , what the europeans can do, according to the principle of one nation,

one state. and if they believed that the westerners are one people, ukrainians. yes, another people lives in novorossia with adore nothing third in little russia. he chernihiv poltava e, another people. they offer us, uh, to dismantle ukraine, and uh, they formulate this as a draw. in fact, this word is not here, but they have e from what is generally written in the west. this is formulated as a draw that is not presented as our victory, yes, but the fact is that a draw cannot suit us, because uh, if a draw is in their understanding, yes, then the main uh, tasks of a special military operation are not performed hesitant, that is e i quote the supreme commander demilitarization of ukraine and not on the contrary, uh, decification of ukraine and not slobozhavchina. the author

of the article actually says guys and that's it. there will be no more ukraine. everything. he says ukraine exists. she ceases to exist. it is there. this piece of russia has a wiring, and the third task is to ensure the safety of the inhabitants of the donetsk lugansk people's republic, if we move the line to the dnieper, they will put in the dnieper such guns that finish off to donetsk, if we move to vinnitsa, they will put, vinnitsa where rocket weapons that reach the donetsk one, if we push back to lvov, this is the only option to solve the task set by the supreme - it is there to meet the nato border and not disassemble ukraine ukraine anymore. no. yeah, it shouldn't be there, because it's just her, and he offers to leave it over there and they will start a new war from there. who doubts this? oh, this is a postponed war. well, how much this article is actually discussed. in my opinion. here is the main point in it is that here, it seems, it means, unpleasant, the truth about ukraine

russians win, russians can win, but under the guise of victory, this is offered, as if a compromise, which, if desired, you can buy as your victory, but victory is not, but here, uh, and artyom, in fact, u, you raised colleagues very important and uh, a very serious question. yes , they are inclined to this alexander, and then what kind of limit. to fight yes, where to go a and e it is clear that here is the wisest snake in the west, henry kissinger, he said right at davos an immediate truce along the current line of fire, or and immediate reintegration of russia back into the world economy. that's just to, uh, all those horrors of the economy on the status of ukraine yes, and the non-bloc status of ukraine quite right. agree that kissinger, the wisest serpent with all the great respect for him, offered us essentially the same thing. and this one repeats after him, but

from my point of view. that is, uh, what are they afraid of, and on the one hand, they say russian is now a new topic, they sound russia will not withstand a protracted war. they still have it will end, mrakets, tanks, planes, people, they are standing there , this one is right here, and on the other side. they themselves are afraid of prolonging the conflict, because if the conflict goes into winter, then all the oil and gas companies. problems hit europe very hard, then all the food problems hit. e across africa to other countries. uh, very, very strong and even then, and serious unrest and even riots in europe are not ruled out during the winter of war be, a and so some of them want to finish now.

by analogy, i would say that this is a draw or a victory is a match for the chess crown, which is up to six victories, yes, a and here in the first game here, if we say, fix it like this now, i would still say that this is 1: 0 in our favor, but not in the match, but only in the first game, since the match is long and karpov ska with steam, remember, 48 games were played, yes, and then worry. yes, this is called a postponed batch, a delayed batch. then everyone gathers by force, and here the most important question for us is what it is better for us to win the game now and stop, perhaps some kind of sanctions that hinder them themselves. they will not weaken this, but they will not conclude, well, not completely, but a friend or else, but go further or fight further there, then there will be another army, modern, pumped up in modern weapons. this is the key point. you say it won't. and for me, this

is a question. ok then. and if it does, and if they give us a waiver of any sanctions in exchange, here is such a compromise for us now adjourned game, given that this is not chess after all, but a completely different sport. this is an acceptable story. well, we are, too. in general, it’s not that , well, ten or only 7 was taken for a very serious game that should be played for a long time. gotta tighten up. i understand that we somehow said artyom correctly, by the way, we have samara pravda on the radio. many i like being pulled out of their comfort zone by people who don't like it. this is very accurate, by the way, the remark here it is necessary to overcome this may take. e up to 5 years. i think, well, if everything continues, as now slowly, but accurately and progressively. we will win. we are the whole match, as oleg says and does not agree. i agree absolutely. only i do not agree with the term, and your term and i think that it will end before winter. this is this match. uh for the simple

reason uh, the match is the whole match. yes, for one simple reason we often forget. only if you play chapaev on a chess connection. you must know this. uh, the living power of technology and so on - these are dynamic resources, they tend to increase or decrease, that the mobilization that is growing with us there is falling, that the equipment that does not end, soviet they bring very dynamic stories for this, and as our troops advance, and most importantly, they will have less and less time here so that you restore them, reimburse them, and so on. and now, if today was not friday, i would argue with you now. i want to finish the program approximately. uh, the same way i started that the story with which we now have to do, more precisely, with which we have just

started doing business now. here in february 22 years. it didn't start in february '22. it did not begin in the fourteenth year. it began in the ninety- first year, and partly. it goes on and much earlier. yesterday i was in my a. this is about what tasks we face, what scale the process is, we have now begun or are continuing in some things. yesterday i finished the program, and speaking of what we at least need. that's where the mobilization is. in a sense, but in order for the whole society to feel that something important is happening for it, it’s not enough only people who fight at the front risk their lives, but lose their lives or lose their health, not only volunteers who, at the behest of the soul and heart, buy something there. humanitarian aid and that which is sometimes not enough for our servicemen, so that somehow a new atmosphere arises in society, in which a person

who sells bulletproof vests for servicemen that cost 13,000 a month ago for 26, so that he has some kind of justice. you can't imagine. how many responses. i received from social networks and in telegram and not in telegram from their friends. yes, of course my friends. i understand everything that everything is much more complicated than i said, my fellow soldier wrote to me. andryukha, he says, well, how okay there is the front, but the store i used to have enough for 3 weeks is now enough for one and a half. and it's not from america that they import what i buy, for some reason they sell it to me here at such prices. yes, i also have a question. why sells at such prices a lot of what is produced here, i have a question why yes, this is not the most important question. well, here's the driver. i was driving with him yesterday. he asks me here. why is there parking in moscow in the center, i parked, he was a taxi driver, he also had a job that cost 450, and now 900. and that the rate has increased, the rate has not

increased, they always said about the rate, the rate is lower, why has it doubled? after all, no one explains to her why it is growing so many questions you can ask why , for example, to one of our and from our systems of forming banks, and there are so many claims that for some reason everything is miraculously blocked more cards of those who collect aid to the donbass and aid to our military for some reason in the same bank people who collect aid, for example, well, somewhere not well, the other way is not blocked and only after scandals is unblocked in this generating system the most important bank of the russian federation, these cards, having happened not one, not two, not three tenths. it's a system thing with this system thing. someone has to start to understand on behalf of the system. but then the system should feel that, well, everything is changing for her, not only for those people for whom it is somewhere. there and they are here, but i myself answer these people and myself my friends you could imagine. 3 months ago four, that anatoly

chubais would look like this, you could imagine that anatoly chubai would become just a person in some cypriot uh supermarket who would leave the country. this is why it's not about chubais. i mean, for me this is a symbol of the fact that the processes that we have now entered into and that are taking place are not about those 100 days that the special military operation. this is a fix for blockages that have been building up over years and decades over years and decades. and we are just now starting to rake them together. and it is, of course, a long game. these are the very stormy years in which russia always gathers, as alexander andreevich prokhanov said, who knows how to beautifully, and to formulate beautifully and accurately. i think the beauty of what 's started now is that there's a way back. we don’t have

here, so we managed to arrange everything in such a way that there is no way back, therefore only forward, we work, brothers and not only those brothers who are at the front and in the trenches. let's all work together here, brothers. the information channel on the first will show this time anatoly kuzichev olesya and let's start. this is how it became known today that the authorities of sri lanka arrested an airbus 330 aircraft with aeroflot airline on board there were 200 passengers. this, despite the fact that the aviation authorities of sri lanka, back in march, provided an increase in aviation, guarantees regarding the non-detention of aircraft of the russian federation. and the reason is allegedly due to commercial dispute with the leasing company and just an hour ago it became. it is known that the high commercial court

of columbus banned the aeroflot flight from leaving sri lanka until june 16. all passengers are now accommodated in a hotel near the airport. yes , well, here, what is curious is such an interesting, piquant detail. look in sri lanka, u from february. well, you know, probably, yes, what's going on there, uh, terrible situation power outages, bad food situation and so on. so since february. there are constant power outages due to lack of fuel. but uh, now the inclusion stopped at the beginning of june, you know why? because sri lanka bought the right amount of russian oil, started up the refinery, which has been idle since march in a very interesting way, so, uh, i don’t know if this is connected or not. if yes, then it ’s interesting what’s in his head. it fits, yes, it means we are being saved, but in fact this is how we save from hunger from the cold from the fact that the country is rolling into some kind of hellish chaos, and they are against this background, so to speak , a friend with such knowledge

people delay our plane, please. well, i think that here, after all, given the peculiarity of sri lanka and the local, relatively speaking, authorities. it would be possible to assume that there is a peculiarity with it, you understand, these are still, uh, very restructured countries, where there are a lot of different groups of internal economic and political ones, and i fully admit that this here is an attack connected with the liner. this is just rather an attempt to provoke russia by one of the groups that deal with the americans. exactly how lunge. i think there are a fair number of, uh, state structures that work very closely with the americans, for example, and it just happened all of a sudden. that is, before that they gave guarantees for the planes, they organized it, and in this case, just provoking such a situation, it may run counter to the interests of the same government there and the same people, but it is important to hit this oil export and put russia a situation where

she will take and open a direct connection, but on the other sides. that is, to strike at russian oil exports, yes, please, what is the situation here with one hand, they ask us for help, and with the other hand. they arrange such performances , you know, but in fact, uh, this speaks of a very weak government in sri lanka, yes, which, well , including, yes weakness is the weakness of the government, which by and large distanced itself now and says it used the word, so to speak , restructured. i say the word good, but if it is not a structure, it means that it is weak, you understand, because ah, if they can't, they say, like now it's a commercial dispute, what do we have to do with it? he did not try to understand the state, this is an attack or really follows some kind of formality. i understand perfectly. which, of course, but for russia it's just such a stab in the back, what is called a knife in the back? yes, because our citizens are there and so on, but on the other hand. they follow the lead of the so-called partners who push and say, listen. make that

decision. they could donate a commercial company. the state authorities were obliged, uh, to influence this situation, given the fact that seven times this is this plane that flew seven times, now the situation is the same with the kyrgyz, but we fly the same planes that are useful for us , it means that they fell under these all sorts of sanctions, and so on. it is a matter of will, pure will on the other hand. i still want to say e for our citizens, but now we still need to understand the risk factors, dear dear citizens. why are we at risk every time you understand in what situation, he is some country flies out. obviously, you want to relax and so on. yes, i always have this saying, you know, now here in this situation. come from the state of yula to us and in lobnya not figovo yes, we have our country. we have the opportunity to relax on our territory. no worse to eat. than sri lankans are more than iowa by the way yes, therefore thank you all very much yes

they did of course, by the way, speaking about conclusions, conclusions are drawn and in the west of the hill edition something was forced to state something with bitterness to their readers. in the story the sign of four , arthur conan doyle's inimitable detective sherlock holmes tells dr. watson about his method of deduction. dr. watson cannot understand how the event in question happened. holmes explains, if you remove the impossible, all that's left is. as unbelievable as it may be, it must be true. now the truth is that once we eliminate all the impossible scenarios the least improbable outcome of the war. in ukraine there will be a victory for russia, the outcome of this war will be far from the initial hopes and expectations of the kremlin, but nonetheless. this will be his victory for us in the west. it’s better to come to terms with this harsh truth, the end result will be a clear victory of moscow, this will demonstrate the unreasonableness of interfering in the natural sphere of influence of russia

. no. well actually obedient actually. i actually read the article. if without humor, then, of course, this deductive method. e sherlock holmes absolutely it is correctly described and quite reasonably applied to this situation, if you remove everything that is really impossible, like this yes, in general , incredible, then only possible uh, plots and outcomes remain, and he is alone and here he is described here, but it’s interesting that they are suddenly like that uh, here i don't know if this symbolizes something, does it symbolize, maybe a new approach? now they all have, we'll see. so we are in direct contact now. uh, vitaliy kiselyov, assistant to the minister of internal affairs of the lugansk people's republic, colonel, comes to us hello vitaliy viktorovich good good afternoon. anatoly good afternoon. vitalyevich let's talk about the north first. donetsk or now , however, not even about the north. donetsk as a whole, but specifically today were shelled. i read both in western and in our sources. uh, rt

and reuters reporters are quoting her correctly. yes, there are even, in my opinion, there are wounded. here are the circumstances under which it was. where did it happen and what happened to your colleagues? well, the brown plague called the kiev junta continues to commit atrocities against citizens, continues to commit atrocities and kill their children. ukraine she this is what it is like today, during the liberation of the city of severodonetsk , artillery shelling is now going on from the side of lysychansk, and from the industrial zone. uh, the scheme of the enterprise, nitrogen, there is a mortar shelling of apartment buildings. as a result, a man was fatally wounded. and about 10 people. received shrapnel wounds. all of them are civilians. these civilians. they have now been taken to the starobilsk hospital, where it turns out that they have a full medical. uh, ensuring all the necessary medications are there, so all prescriptions are correct. in a timely manner. and i am sure that they, god forbid,

will recover very soon and everything will be fine with them, regarding the same. the shelling of the rest of the settlements is already less than the shelling of the popasnaya, uh, shelling is practically reduced to no. well, because there is already nowhere to shoot, by and large, when the city was practically destroyed in pervomaisk, the shelling was on an apartment building , more than 20 apartments were damaged. broken windows, damaged electrical wiring. ah, pipelines. uh, the roof is damaged and about 10 private houses. the same damage to the roof, well, fortunately no one suffered on the spot employees of the ministry of emergency situations are working, the city authorities are providing all the necessary assistance to our citizens, because, uh, the task today of the kiev points is to cause maximum damage to e infrastructure. e, which provides life support, we understand and notice from the reports from the field. yes, it is so, yes, anatoly

well, as an addition, i want to say that literally 4 days ago it was hidden, uh, it was damaged. uh, ammonia, uh, liquid ammonia, which runs from tolyatti, uh, the pipeline to odessa is just in the artyomovsk region. he was damaged, he was damaged to glory, the kiev junta, which gathered journalists there. they even determined. uh, even though he hasn't been working there since 2014, they have determined that five uh barrels need to be brought in. uh, machines that will collect this uh, liquid ammonia. and, as it were, uh, well, to provoke and show, uh, western journalists that it was shelled with russia. well, our military, who are shelling the positions of the ukrainian nazis. they do n’t even know where this ammonia wire is located and they don’t even have a concept, but taking into account the fact that we come, operational information to local residents.

everyone is checked by messengers, so that no one writes anywhere and in such, if there is, they will be shot for what they will announce about the fact that it was the kiev junta that specially provoked and undermined this expected ammonia wire, which was supplied here until 2014, lisichansk, uh, bakhmut, and already directly to the port, odessa well, western journalists, respectively, habitually pooh or post-soviet hands shook their heads with terrible russia, and so further. yes yes. well, here you know what is important to say, vitalik thank you for saying this. we owe about it. it seems to me that we speak regularly, because we are aware that we are being watched, including the territory of ukraine, is being watched quite actively. here are friends, this is all this is not a joke, but for just a correspondence for the presence. seriously, i was told specific facts and cases such as for the presence of russian numbers you have a spare phone book for god forbid there is correspondence

from calls to russian numbers. well, that is, in in the best case, they will simply take you under the white hands somewhere there, and in the worst case, you yourself understand. god forbid this is how they live yes, but short at the same time there were threats that they would simply shoot with a tank at the houses where these residents would live, who transmitted this information, that is, such a genocide is going on, regardless of where these people live now under the control of the kiev point, or they are shooting here on our territory. naturally, in a residential area, which is informed in the same way between communicates with himself. there are many relatives, many relatives and friends who live and have lived up to this moment, but this is really such a kiev settlement today. well, we will work with her to change a little for the better, really. yes soon was now going to happen. as i understand it, i say to vitaly everyone at his post, thank you very much vitalik selyov, the assistant to the minister of internal affairs of the luhansk people's republic was in direct contact with us as regards the kiev junta, she does not sleep. eh, thinks what

take another step towards her victory, which she dreams of, and here they are giving an interview to the publication with a tin with such a message that a new azov steel will appear soon, but already in severodonetsk about 800 people are hiding in several bomb shelters under the nitrogen chemical plant in severodonetsk, which was subjected to missile shelling from russia lord god, you are my blessed mother of god okay, uh, so here. pay. we also discussed today, but it is important that 20% of the territory of ukraine is under russian control. this is a statement by president zelensky here's the headline in uh snen so 800 people are hiding in some of the bomb-proof ones under the plant. azov who was rinat azov, please tell me, ah, how the kiev authorities present it, and the kiev authorities somehow present it. it 's in vain, yes or win. they also have whole

gradations there. yes, you understand me. tell us the return and so on. well, yes, yes, well, i don’t know for me personally 20%, because we still don’t know that i’m not talking about percentages about nitrogen about nitrogen no about 20% it’s clear that this is a typical monstrous hellish plague. yes, it is rightly said. that's right, obviously. but from a place with eight hundred fighters under the plant, nitrogen, in these catacombs. i don't say see, it's the same as getting up, but a little bit. what does it mean in general, well, they themselves are confused , sometimes the arrestovich says that this is a super operation and we ourselves want all the cities, severodonetsk so you get lured out of your own. imagine, it’s just that i have the fate of these people and what they don’t think, they are under the crossfire of both their own and others, it turns out. you are these 800 human. you use just like, uh, well, targets in the shooting range for both our fighters and your own. here, i would be in place of the ukrainian soldiers, i thought about the choice. they

can stay alive if they surrender, well, that's good, they they will surrender, but they themselves are the same people. it's all living people with thinking with their own, they are not ready to become a living bomb. look, there was mariupol, if they remained in the same positions until that time, then they did not make a decision, they made a decision to stay there, and i think now it is 800 people. man you tired was more than two thousand. i think the next one won't be and 800 will be less. you know what is interesting there, among these 800 people, there are 300 civilians. and they say about it 300 citizens, than they invited them there, like. come all to a safe place. and of course , the techniques have already been worked out, so to speak, worked out. their tactics were closed there, we will suffer together lvovna well, it is extremely strange to do the same thing and expect some other result. well, that's it, just now the ukrainian

side. i can understand the logic of what is happening, because indeed, what was at azov steel, of course, was very much calculated for the external gross effect from here. in general, the personal visits of the secretary general of the united nations are a huge number of intermediaries appealing to erdogan. well, the effect turned out to be an information zilch. that is, when it is very brightly set, but subsequently all this, in general, settles in the form of ashes and nothing remains. nothing is simply called dust. and in this sense, i think that there is simply some an attempt to repeat the same thing with nitrogen. the same pattern in the hope, apparently, for a different result, although it is quite obvious, but i think that most likely they can be, or maybe the plot. and what is the ideal story for them. this is the plot they want to embody now, remember, we discussed the wonderful term extraction. so i think that this is exactly what was supposed to happen here, that is, to forgive all the mistakes, to go not to the side, but to the russian federation, but

somewhere towards free europe, but completely so to speak, zeroing and so on and so on. i think that this is just, uh, it would be, of course. i think that we are still many different enterprises. i will say very briefly. this is a chemical enterprise. and if uh, that is, they provoke provoke civilians would not voluntarily enter there. we drove them to provoke a blow to the enterprise so that there would be some other chemical disaster. not only you and i are creating this, but a huge supply of various kinds of chemicals, in short. here the ukrainian military command is considered the event is absolutely pointless. why because mariupol has shown that you drive 2,500 fighters into the catacombs, in which at best a few dozen can fight there, because the attackers very quickly begin to control all these small places where you can get out and , accordingly, they just keep them there, like at

the end of the meaning. why do you see vlad when this is the case, they really thought that it would be up to each one to the last bullet. everything is like one hero, so i was also sorry, it was already, yes, the case of azov steel, but it seems to me that after that you just need to be baptized from any such associations. just like incense to run. and now you know it, you know how this history repeats itself sometimes, like a tragedy sometimes, how a farce will now repeat itself in the form of a farce. do you understand what is not there? there won't be 800 people, and there won't be. they sit there for a long time. it 's interesting. it doesn't matter what it means it doesn't matter. so it doesn't matter what the effect will be. ok then. if there is an effect, what will be the outcome is also unimportant. the main thing is to take the time. it all fits in the forehead. as colleague correctly said in the logic of this stretching as much as possible to the maximum possible? yes, the term is ah, which means that the period of hostilities is this uncertainty, all the more so, indeed, and enterprises are nitrogen. yes, this is, well, such a strategic

point, god forbid, some kind of blow or provocation, which, by the way, may, yes, happen in the near future, and that's all and here again this flywheel is spinning. it's the west again, it's the headlines again. uh, newspapers are what you need from a military point of view, a colleague is absolutely right about the military ukraine understand this senseless. uh, an event that is doomed to fail sooner or later. i think the gentleman laid down knows very well, especially since after azov it became well. a vivid example, the decision is made, unfortunately, not by those who are aware of it. and those who are aware of this still do not pay attention, but pursue one chain of the piano , uh, in time. yes, look, you put zelensky and zaluzhny quite rightly there, because one thought is in military categories, after all, he is military yes, yes, and the other yes and the other thought in terms of politics. so politicians, it’s clear that it’s clear that for zelensky, so to speak, the pr components are fundamental and it is important, moreover, it is actually

very important, people are not important, therefore, there will be explosions, it turns out just like that, whatever. if it's stated that way, it's great. look, this is what it looks like. how do you say. so now we have a direct connection from the military, correspondent rostislav marsov, from donetsk, too. hello hello. what is the situation in donetsk, here we are, unfortunately, the last few days we hear. uh, that's all, the same news about regular shelling , moreover, shelling that traditionally intensifies in a peaceful area, but what is the situation now? in donetsk now there is a sultry, heat and you can hear the artillery cannonade just a few kilometers from us in the kalininsky district there were arrivals of 150 mm shells. these are nato- type shells, and local residents are watching the so-called help. west, this help from the west consists in the fact that, in response to the defeat of the ukrainian army in

luhansk people's republic and the ukrainian military artillerymen carry out terror of the civilian population . today i generally wanted to talk about how i arrived in the petrovsky district. yesterday, about 70 shells hit both kindergartens and schools. but while we were preparing kefir, uh, new arrivals were made and literally. it's a few kilometers from us. anything i've been affected about the victims have any data. in the meantime, we have not had the opportunity to see operational information is specified the victims were at a humanitarian school when they arrived a few days ago, and three people died, about 20 were injured. i personally watched a report from the scene, and it was terrible, of course, because drinking water was supposed to be distributed at the humanitarian school, but fortunately in the morning it was canceled, so there were fewer victims than could have been distributed there drinking water.

yes, i want to remind you, if you said this, but just to emphasize once again that here are 155 mm shells, as far as i understand, those are the very ones, so to speak gifts from help from western partners, so to speak, these same three sevens. they fire these 155-millimeter shells at schools, at buildings , at kindergartens, at homes, that is, in general , help in action. thank you very much rostislav rostislav marsov, a war correspondent was in direct contact with us from donetsk we continue to work live and, well, here is what our colleague rostislav told us about how these gifts from partners are already arriving, but in ukraine in the form of shells schools for kindergartens. here another statement. biden. listen with such a tense face, as if he is doing something very important, really important, uh, the case states that uh, so he or they gave kiev a rocket launcher system, that means a

khaimar multiple launch rocket system, so that ukraine could , etc. . but look, we see this in the form of summaries of some kind of speeches sometimes. well, in the form of some kind of expert understanding of this or that step. let's try to see. here are the supplies. rather, after this help the consequences of this help, these deliveries through the eyes of ordinary people, for example, those living in mariupol let's see, let's see, yulia baranovskaya's report from there. please tell us where we are now , we are on the outskirts of mariupol , help is deployed here, where people receive humanitarian aid, what people need first of all is water and bread. i understand correctly that there is no water in the city, the water utility has turned on numerous pipe ruptures and the water utility is engaged in what to restore now, but it is not available everywhere, just the same there are telephone charging points deployed here, because all the electrical networks that went through the power lines

were heavily mined or destroyed by the outgoing ones, and the forces of the armed forces of ukraine and azov and now the pyrotechnic units and the russian emergencies ministry and the ministry of defense are doing this work in order to supply electricity to the city as much as possible . but he is not there yet. as i said, we are located on the outskirts of mariupol, not all people can get here. and for this, machines will move forward to distribute this help. we can go with you. yes of course, we can see with our own eyes how this happens. i think i just now realized how valuable a simple plastic water bottle can be. yes, this is a very popular capacity here. yes, because people come up when dialing to ask, do we have bottles to give the opportunity, many come. you see not quite clean. that is, who, where finds trying to take it, but talking with the locals

told me that i had to drink water here. which one will have to merge with the battery from the streams poured, when there was no this organization of normal water? now we have arrived in the private sector. i see you have everything organized here too. yes, we are now at one of the points where a washing place for the population has been organized. yes? well, you can say, yes, the bath here consists of a car that heats the water. uh, a place for people to undress, one there is a heat gun, so that there is a comfortable temperature and the second, of course, is a washing room. as i understand it, this is banya, it was the first point where people could bathe after spending several months in the same cellars. yes, yes, quite right, but people did not have the opportunity and their hygienic needs to help themselves. and that's why these points were deployed throughout the city. that is, it is difficult to imagine that a person has not washed for 2 months

correctly, but life is such that such facts are found here. and you live here, right? and they came to wash. yes? well, yes, and your house is intact broken. where does he live? everything and a refrigerator in the kitchen, so that well, everything the roof failed. do you live here? yes, and where is this 305? i take it you've been here all the time. yes, this tragedy happened on march 14th. i have a friend. now, if you see, on this floor, you see there is no glass. there happened

a tragedy, a shell flew in. i got up after 10 minutes. well, a friend and just a friend found already dead. i pulled them out here after 5 minutes, they were already here, i buried them as best i could. by the way, he had a birthday, he did not live for the thirty-third year . how did the age of christ and kuzminka make the cross for a month? we have such ones, but now the day is on day will arrive. the ministry of emergency situations said they would help rebury him there.

we are now in the place where the rubble is being actively cleared, but as i understand it, the most important danger is this, yes, yes, it’s not safe for work, our xiaomi pyrotechnic divisions, the pyrotechnic divisions of the russian emergencies ministry, are cleaning the area of ​​​​objects from explosive objects, discovered explosives. uh, they are immersed on special equipment, they are exported for subsequent destruction on a specially prepared landfills. as i understand it, people turn to you themselves if they have one of these shells in their apartment. yes, it's close to the private sector. someone in the garden in the yard in the houses does not have unexploded ammunition. the same suits drawn work on their applications. here in particular. as i understand it, here is one and ammunition, i took it out of the apartment. here is a 14-storey building. someone is destroying

all these shells, clearing mines, and someone, on the contrary, aggravates the situation by supplying weapons to ukraine replenishes stocks of the ukrainian junta. here in the pentagon they tried, probably, in part to justify themselves, but somehow it turned out badly for the supply of multiple launch rocket systems. fire highmars, they said that kiev promised, supposedly to the americans , to use these systems as defensive, but exclusively weapons. well, the ambassador to ukraine named bridget brink accidentally passed everyone. issues of the distance of strikes will be decided by the armed forces of ukraine independently. listen, that is, i am translating this formula. no, no

ukrainians, so to speak, we supply with such the condition that go is as bridget tells us. yes , you know, they will decide for themselves. where should they shoot, whether it is necessary, whether it is necessary and, of course, it is not. it may have jumped out, i didn’t know it didn’t matter, but the main words are generally vlad, uh, this should be taken seriously . well, of course the appearance of any weapon. uh, on the battlefield of anyone. yes, but this is a little bit special, you probably already understand, here you need to understand one thing, that ukrainians. expected from the americans. completely different. they expected that together with the hammers they would supply them with ammunition, which, in fact, is a cruise missile with a launch range of approximately 380 km. accordingly , in this case, they will already work on targets on the territory of russia, and they were preparing for this, while they are going after how i would be embarrassed to ask, right? why do they need it? it was needed. why do ukrainians need to prepare for kudars with cruise missiles, even in fact. in

order to get people to get a strike on russian territory, i’ll explain that, in principle, our airfields are located on our territory, our warehouses. we have a military infrastructure, but in general the last time they hit more when they fly into our territory at objects that cause maximum visibility in the picture, you know, to hit the oil depot there or hit someone, yes, or the village now, so for them. it was critically important that they were supplied. as a result, missiles, which are simply an analogue of the tornadoes and hurricanes they have, and, in fact, some practically did not differ. they are no different, moreover, a tornado is better in its own way, because there are still eight pipes and 300 mm caliber there, in my opinion, there are 230 of them, six of them, and the only thing that, as it were, they hope that there supposedly are individual guidance systems. it will be a precision weapon. although everything is the same on tornadoes, that is, for them, of course, it is still important. they will receive these settings. then they will start running around the world looking for who is still sold. those long-range missiles, you know?

the british have them. the americans have them, you know, the british, by the way, they can quite easily sell them missiles and so on up to 380. here said, e is actually the same british. remember, some people said earlier, in fact, they said that ukraine has the right to strike, so to speak, on the territory of russia, because, but if you need your own from russia, then, of course, they are obliged to destroy, of course, structural ones, there are military elements and so on, so the british say nothing strange and paradoxical in these strikes. we wouldn't see a logical step, just a short little one, yes, and we have to do to understand that the british, in principle, these same missiles, which, in principle, can fly, can quite supply themselves. well , you want to go anywhere, but, so to speak, it is more expensive than the territory, respectively, the question is, will god even go for it with him, even a british british woman crap, not such a job. an englishwoman, to be precise, but do the ukrainians need it, it seems to me that

ukrainian will is here, the will is most interesting for provocations, for something else, i can have, therefore, several positions, firstly, in addition to the ambassador who made the statement followed , literally immediate statement from the official. these are the deputies of the state rada of ukraine chernigo, who said, yes, kiseleva gave an interview to this traitor to ours, said that you know, yes, we give certain obligations there. well, where it will fly and fly it already, as they say, yes, yes, that is, you understand, we are always trying to build some kind of chain here that specialists are needed a monkey with a grenade when such a grenade. yes, she does not aim, specifically somewhere this is the first dangerous thing. this is now the logic. here in this the sanatorium is a monkey goal is quite specific. you know the question. this one too. here is the answer yes, and when did they hit voronezh along kursk and hit the belgorod region? so, va-yes, what is their goal? so, accordingly, they have

a more powerful weapon. do you think they will apply to him, you remember, and you remember, please, and another recent question. why my question? can't they and why? do you remember before the war yes, uh, munich, this is, uh, the speech of zelensky, who demanded nuclear weapons the whole hall applauded that my question was simple. why then to provoke that on russia to retaliate and then understand? below, now people are human expendables, the more victims, zelensky needs victims, he needs more victims, to show that you were doing one thing on the battlefields. look what comes from the territory of russia, look how many people we have, and therefore further sacrifice is better for everyone, this situation is better, therefore, journalists, uh, who work, cover it. operation in donbass they just openly declare it a target, so it’s dangerous for the guys as a military correspondent to even walk

with an inscription on the press vest an hour ago, our colleagues from arti and reuters came under fire. here is what the rt correspondent said about this and zhdanov says in his telegram channel. came under shelling at the entrance. in severodonetsk, one of the shells landed exactly on an escort vehicle 50 meters in front of us, in which, among other things, a reuters film crew of two people was traveling. at first it seemed that they had run over for a minute. the machine turned over on its side and caught fire, the escort driver died on the spot journalists in the hospital with our group. everything was fine. they waited aimingly until we drove in, as it turned out, a section of the road was also shot at, and only then did they begin shelling, the drone was corrected. and yes, both of our cars were civilian. that's not all. today, the priest is also under fire. our colleague war correspondent georgy medvedev right during the live broadcast that's how it was?

still quiet.

while it is not clear where? we see smoke, now now second, i will show you to actually shell the center of the city. is this gorlovka? not with us yet. establish a connection georgy reception okay, let 's become a connection georgiev if i understood correctly, if i understood correctly, it was gorlovka that's just you remember, ivan sergeevich and i often discuss. and this is how it looks. this is how it looks. speaking of which, the reuters film crew. we said it also came under fire, but so far there is

no information on the reuters website about what happened and also no mention that their own correspondents are in the hospital. and in what condition they are also said nothing. this is about their own , this is about their own, because they are needed, how they are thrown. well, listen, because it’s already clear, the ukrainians absolut georgy can be heard hello hello, anatoly hello, the connection was lost for a moment. well, now everything seems to be fine. i listen, of course, listen, well, we admire your composure, so to speak , and said, i really liked you very much in a naval way. well, it's time to set off, they said that means you jumped behind the wheel and drove off, it's time to set off, and you set off, respectively, from gorlovka correctly. i understand. no, we set off, but just along gorlovka. a slightly safer area even closer to the center. it should be noted that the microdistrict of the builder, where we were. where , exactly, did it land. i am under shelling, this is also

far from being a pre-frontal zone in terms of geography, that is, it is actually the center of the city, but it flies there. now almost every day. and here we are, literally 5-10 minutes ago, we went there again, and again, they are heard from the side of the front line, and shots, but whistles somewhere overhead are torn closer to the center, but they looked at the meeting. yes , shelling has indeed resumed, but now we are right in the center of the city. well, where it’s already safer than here, but i can’t imagine, i can’t imagine, but still we hear how it whistles, something breaks, rattles. this is the situation in gorlovka all the time around the clock. yes, i understand george. here is another story we read. we have just read the telegram channel of igor zhdanov, uh your colleagues with artie, but for some reason there is no information about the raiders, the soloist told us that retro journalists there also came under this shelling, but if igor zhdanov spoke there, everything was brought there incomprehensibly. the raider got water in his mouth,

generally zero, as if there weren’t these people at all, there was n’t this shelling, like we don’t know what we are talking about. maybe you heard something about them? unfortunately, on the part of the employees themselves, not the agency , nothing is known, therefore, the whole situation is all the details that i currently have there is a moment on what happened. we only have an archive from the side, nothing more, unfortunately, but tell me we are talking about this and have already talked about it today. and this one, we are not a product to examine, which we just saw. it’s scary, of course , for the participants, who, so to speak, were you, but that is, we saw, but what they hit on journalists is supposedly targeted, that this is separate directly, so to speak , there are designated targets for the ukrainian side. by the way, if when you explain this maybe , how can we explain you reuters silence is tense and inexplicable indeed. so you understand, you feel that they are directly hitting the press on you purposefully. i'll probably

answer your question first and foremost. so here i have, uh, a sticker of the abs patch, which is supposed to be on my body armor. here, in order to identify me as much as possible, she lies in the car, and i never wear it, except for those cases when i work with people, so that people with whom they communicate immediately understand that i am a journalist when i go to the front line. wherever i can be in the sight of the enemy. i remove myself this finger in order not to indicate that i am a journalist. unfortunately, this is an experience. a-a patients in the donbass for many years. we repeatedly came under sniper fire from yama and colleagues from local publications from the russian media and repeatedly came under massive attack. after this happened, they gave out their work somewhere on the front line, so it’s really

not safe for journalists here in the donbass to be in the sight of the ukrainian army. but a why is that? well, probably i won’t say anything new, i won’t come up with anything if you answer that the whole point is that we convey the truth, we show objectively, what is happening here and, of course, that’s all, but it doesn’t seem at all with what ukrainian military propaganda tells political command. that's why such an attempt to keep us silent hmm and this explains, in fact, this explains, of course, the silence, as if the carriers of journalistic media in general, i don’t know the reuters canon there and everything else, therefore not a word, not sound, because you see the journalists, there is a target for that for the ukrainian side georgy be careful, you are important to us. we all need you. thanks a lot. georgy medvedev was in direct contact with us, by the way, to force. uh, journalists shut up. if you want, not only ukrainian propaganda but also the so-called western colleagues. and i felt it for myself, and the day before i was invited to take part in the italian

political. the tv show a-a asked me to designate topics in advance, approximately, what will we discuss they said, well, everything, so we will, along the way, and the four political scientists in the studio initially they, uh, did not want to give a word. they didn’t even ask questions, and as a result, i decided to use this situation. naturally, in our common goals and interests. i just very quickly began to talk in a thesis about what kind of fakes, but they are in the western press. and? naturally, the italian side didn’t like it very much, they tried to shut me up as quickly as possible, but sometimes they succeeded, sometimes they didn’t, because everything we we discuss here as briefly as we could. i posted a lot. this angered them, who were in the studio and uh, the presenter and political scientists of some journalists, when they cut me off the air, then the italians themselves wrote to me that they were taking apart the subject in detail just into parts, yes, and sally

, look at me, they were captioned as propaganda , yes, and ruse ekula, propaganda of deirusi. here it is russian propaganda, that is, and everything that we say e from their point of view is a propaganda of aggression e we e exclusively in their eyes. eh, how an aggressive nation that intends to seize ukraine, we are just some kind of vampires. and of course, when, uh, when all this is a little different in the eyes of the italians, as i understand it, many italians really do not profess any russophobic views, and many begin to see clearly, and they try to find some kind of alternative information, but unfortunately, that's italian propaganda. i don't like it very much. yes? this, of course, pleases me with the talk show only in our talk show is absolutely objective information, we will try to understand the process taking place in the world. come in, please, comrades from the ukrainian flags. yes, and we have a direct connection to propaganda putin, whatever you want to say there,

turn it off. well, it was like that, this show. yes , it’s understandable, but nevertheless, and nevertheless, stop trying to reach out to them, because, well, it’s clear that olesya speaks with an insult, so to speak, and even in what sense bitterly at least spoke with laughter in your place, of course, you performed brilliantly. everyone noticed this and that. well , nevertheless, yes, in fact, the effect is even from such an appearance. even the very fact that when things were taken from the air, for another half an hour, they then discussed how she was propaganda for putin, how wrong she was. this suggests that they are still afraid that people will hear it. well, they are afraid and, of course, the lack of an alternative point of view, as they are good words. thank you for the lack of alternative points of view, by the way, uh, the work in donbass is wonderful, uh, the italian journalist 's name is maurizia. if you want to share, although he spoke on his phone, he speaks russian. why he wanted to learn himself. it seems to me that he will decorate this studio and tell you how things

are in his native italy in fact, all the designations of the press in the donbass must be in the donbass and we are filming not only in the donbass, you know where else in syria, in syria, i constantly filmed all the designations of the press, but the fact is that in syria, uh, they fought against terrorists , and we understood that it was irregular army. this is not a state. and there it was the norm. that is, we, as journalists, understood that in the face of terror. yes, all these international rules do not work, and so on, these analogues between ukraine and the north, you know in general, and here is one more topic, yes, which i wanted not a topic, yes, that's what to say, this program should be briefly called. why the main issue of the transfer? what for? you see it all the time. why no why zavdeevki bombard the city and the senate there,

moreover, it will fall into the field, then into some. there is a gas boiler and so on. why are these azov people, why? i got it, but i liked it a lot more. your word deficit is a deficit to exacerbate for pr pictures for why yes for food for journalists. here, so that this happens most from the press. well, i want to add that in the donbass it has long become bad manners and they arrived, and blue bulletproof vests. well, let's be honest about how things have changed. our army. at the beginning of this special operation, our journalism has changed so much, we need to return to our roots. the way it was. well, whatever one may say, we are at war, these guys in blue vests with a microphone, giving stand-ups. it doesn't work anymore. if we want to see the faces of the heroes, if we want to see the real situation. but we must come to terms with the fact that there must be people who are both ready for a certain risk and must understand the whole situation. well, that

is, these are the same military correspondents who are they? dolmatovsky simonov appeared. these are the conditions in which we were placed and there is no other way. here are all the guys who are really showing themselves now some result in the donbass is either guys with some military experience, former militias or who already have an economical approach. and what's in this plafond, so now it's already now it's already not working. guys all sorts of work. they are now against this standard situation. these people interfere with them there, strong with vests and so on, which you shoot, which you see in the donbass video from you video in which the commander of the tank battalion leads the tank of the lpr people's militia, blinded after hitting the enemy with a rapier, from the danger zone revolutions a little right a little more right that's all a little left still left left left nothing left, left, not all

left left not all left. to the left in everything, come out, come out, straight ahead, turns. hold on straight, i'm the seventh i'm the seventh in touch never, wait, still in first gear nothing first gear go away. yes listen to not the most powerful video the most powerful amazing imagination. i want to know what to say? here's one more time. remember the word deficit information deficit. we lived with you, but many of us do not, and in the soviet union we know what a shortage is deficit. he is very welcome for their turn. a queue forms behind him. it's good. good afternoon, the information channel continues its work on the air, a special project, time to remember. the american media have long been

promoting the topic of confrontation between china and taiwan, but first he launched a special operation in ukraine. the pressure increased. taiwan turn on monday said what? rather, he reported the largest invasion of the chinese air force since january into its air defense zone, 30 chinese combat aircraft entered there in total this year application. taipei saw 465 incursions, almost 50% more than in the same period last year. taiwan is now bragging about turning the coast guard here, as they call them, into killer ships that can be deployed at lightning speed in the event of a chinese invasion with a missile range of 100 km. i remind you that taiwan is located from mainland china yes at a distance of about 180 km. the hunt is heating up the situation and the

british media too, the magazine performance came out with the cover of save, taiwan, the lessons of the war in ukraine well, i suppose that britain and partners and the cossacks have a great desire for taiwan to just become the second ukraine, if you remember relations between the usa and china, they were different in different years, there was even nixon friendship an attempt to get closer to mao zedong and remove china from under the influence of e -e russia of the ussr then a successful attempt. yes, i will not argue a successful attempt. yes, it was just a sample of the same american diplomacy. pretty soft power. yes, which led to the rupture of relations between china and the ussr then, but here's how problem, taiwan is the time to remember one language one

script one story, but the dispute between china and taiwan has not subsided for several decades a wall of misunderstanding the width of the taiwan strait. the territory, originally developed by the natives, later belonged to the chinese emperors for a long time, but in the 17th century the island was periodically under the protectorate of different states, including japan, spain and holland after the second world war. disputed territory. islands. taiwan ceded to china while taiwan was part of japan mainland china survived the xinghai revolution. it was 1911, the year of the revolution. it ended with the abdication of the six-year-old emperor pui to replace the two-thousand-year-old. empire. the republic came the soviet union for a long time could not decide which side to take in the protracted civil war that began in china in the late twenties for power in the middle state. the nationalists from the kuomintang party fought against the communists, led by the smao, the leader

of the nationalists. chiang kai-shek had connections both in moscow and washington and received assistance from both sides of his son, the future president of taiwan, jian dingo , was educated in the ussr under the russian name kolya elizarov, stalin believed that it was necessary to support the condom, despite the difference in ideology, it was the nationalists who seemed to have more chances to emerge victorious from the fight, but by the end of the forties. mao zedong managed to win the support of the majority of the peasant population, and this became decisive. by the factor of the victory of the communists, chiang kai-shek fled to taiwan, the world by this moment had already slid into a new confrontation, the cold war, and in fact divided into two parts, but the territorial dispute between china and taiwan remained unresolved after the second world war. taiwan was returned to china both de jure and de facto, the emergence of the taiwan issue is both a legacy of the civil war in china and the result of armed intervention. usa october 1st. 1949

, the establishment of the central people's government of the people's republic of china was proclaimed, which became the sole legitimate government and the sole legitimate representative of all china in the international arena, in the late fifties , another crisis erupted between beijing and taipei. military conflict. the government of the ussr took the side of beijing, and zenhower took the side of taiwan and sent aircraft to help the island, on which since 194. it is an inevitable fact that the ominous outcome of the civil war in china was beyond the control of the government united states, and not because there were omissions on our part. this outcome was the product of the interaction of internal forces. china, which we tried to exert our influence on, but unsuccessfully this conflict did not lead to direct

military clashes between the prc and the united states, however, because of the territory, the united states continued to break off diplomatic relations with taiwan in 1979 and established their prc, but, allegedly, recognizing policy of one china washington at the same time continues to maintain contacts with the taipei administration and delivers weapons to the island, and in beijing they still talk about the desire for unification of the president of the people's republic of china xi. jinping constantly emphasizes that china and taiwan are one people of principle. i think, as it is called, and russia is supported, the russian chinese leader spoke about this during a recent meeting in beijing. but for several years now, american politicians have been bending their line that they should prepare for the worst and china is about to attack taiwan, are you ready to accept military participation to protect taiwan if before will it come? yes, you are ready. this is a commitment that we have taken upon ourselves, it is not known whether they are already

handing out cookies on the taiwanese maidan, but now china does not consider the island to be frightened and provoke the situation in ukraine. taiwan country. they call it an integral part of china's territory taiwan could become the next ukraine, moreover, the us has already begun to take into account the experience of arming the kiev regime in order to rebuild taiwan's defense system, the purpose of the arms supply is to turn taiwan into what some official the faces are called the porcupine, that is, territory teeming with weapons and other forms of us support that is too painful to attack. here's the story. hmm but is the present day really an appropriate analogy? can we compare the situation between china and taiwan and how the situation is between, uh, ukraine and russia, or let's say not quite ukraine and the donbass, since we consider this territory an integral part of the russian federation, the basic principle for the united states is the principle of

sharing power, then in this sense, of course , analogy suggests that taiwan is what, and the story of the donbass and ukraine for in relation to russia. this is a gift to the us because there really is a possibility of provocation in various places and places. these provocations can be very successful, plus it is in both situations in both cases that it is possible, let's say, to maintain such a temperature of a smoldering conflict that is very comfortable for the united states and very uncomfortable for those who are inside this situation, it turns out. but really, uh, me everything seems to be happening. and if you build it in the system of priorities, then in the first place, i would put the economy as a priority in second place, and put the military component and only in third place ideology, but i definitely put ideology, because in the case of ukraine , what in the case of we see with the island of taiwan, and

an attempt to tear it away from the mother state, namely the territory is ideological, because taiwan, as you know, became the first place in asia where same-sex marriages were legalized, this taking into account what is under the block. china of course. this is all an absolute challenge and they carry out the maximum, but in politics based on liberal democratic values. and naturally. if any other state was nearby. it would not look so contrasting, but since china is nearby, naturally. it looks like an absolute challenge. and why tell me all the same, what is the reason? why is china so important? taiwan because if you look at it this is an island, but in terms of territory it is about a third smaller than the moscow region. true live there 27 million people, it is clear that there are high technologies, it is clear that there is coal in large quantities, gold, semiconductors were found there, that is, this is actually what it is. uh, the main thing, so to speak, is the stake in the story with taiwan. this is what

they produce semiconductors. and this means, in fact, blood for all microelectronics. moreover, the whole world needs to be understood, that is, just like, for example, in the states, it depends on exactly what they receive from the territory of taiwan, russia. now, as we know, taiwan has blocked a large part of the supply, but at the same time, you need to understand that e semiconductors are also not a thing that is taken from the air of semiconductors and microcircuits. inert gases are needed for their manufacture. especially not him, and in this sense, we see that the russian federation has a rather advantageous position, because our market is just 30% neon. and another 40%. those are the territories. e of ukraine today, which are now under the control of the russian federation, and that already turns out to be 70 from an economic point of view. now it’s incredibly such an acutely relevant batch in terms of semiconductors, so the united states seems to me like this, but now they have become more active, and therefore, in general, we are still reacting so calmly, because in

fact, from an economic point of view , the situation is in our favor. the analogy is understandable or not, absolutely appropriate. the only thing is that this is not a single ukraine at all, it will be a dozen ukraines, that is, ah, the consequences, here are the invasions or the outbreak of hostilities in the taiwan strait, this is de facto, and such a huge global shock for the entire electronics industry , respectively, but, and all right semiconductors, by the way, amazed by your intimate knowledge of the agenda of the democratic progressive party. there are even ministers in taiwan who they copied into the government . improvisations, that is, these are the twin brothers from the us democratic party, but the answer to the question why taiwan for china is like ukraine for us is two answers. yes? the first is safety, because if at 100 km at 180, as you rightly said, some american missiles of medium and large radius are being deployed actions, respectively, the entire chinese economy

all the key centers. including military centers are covered with an umbrella that affects the actions of american missiles. this is the first security question about the security of the room and the second question - this is a question, no matter how strange it may sound. this is a matter of global leadership. why does the taiwan strait connect japan south korea with european markets asian markets african markets. and most importantly, it connects the eastern china sea with the south china sea. well, we know very little the china sea, but the south china sea is the modern mediterranean sea of ​​the world. it accounts for 25% of global trade traffic if it starts there. although all trade falls down , the global economic crisis literally begins and the shock of control over taiwan automatically for china means control of japan over south korea and all of southeast asia. after establishing control over taiwan, china becomes the world hegemon, it is no longer possible for it. nothing to oppose, the united states of america does not

can fight him. you had two mistakes in the plot, one small one, that we, the bastard, won himself and is popular among the christian masses. this means that this is not how he won with the help of soviet weapons, if there had not been an operation against the antonian army, he would not have established control over china - this is a small mistake, and the second big big mistake. this is that taiwan passed after the epic of the second world war, and on the territory of china. this is not entirely true, or rather, it is not at all true . and for us it is very important to understand, yes, the chinese - these are our strategic allies, but we here as studios must have an objective picture of the san francisco treaty. taiwan did not pass any state to him. he was simply torn away such is the text on the french treaty torn off. the people's republic of china of the empire of japan is not the successor of any dynasty, the qing and is in no way legally connected to the republic of china, that is, for us and in general for the whole world of china, this was not arrested at all. this is not an existing legal territory. i know him only 15 states, two key differences from ukraine are literally 15 seconds. first. so ukraine is a

member. un since soviet times. that is, it is an independent sovereign recognized state, taiwan, a state that pronounces 15 states, the largest of them and the most influential. this is the vatican, that is, in the event of an invasion. there is no legal basis for anyone to prohibit something to china. that is, this is not an invasion, an invasion of nowhere, but here is an analogy. what else is possible? we now consider the donbass and not yet recognized by anyone. yes we can for sure. yes, we absolutely, we recognized them. china recognizes an absolutely emotional condom party, which is a positional dpp. today. it can also hold a referendum on principle. organize all this and the second key difference from ukraine ukraine is not an island. taiwan is an island, so when they say that china can't handle taiwan, the main task. nuak is to surround and blockade this island for several months. they will surrender themselves and the main task in the us is where to block it, of course. yes it is appropriate, analogy or no. well, taxes can always be done. er,

depending on the position you take, well, if you take the international legal point of view, then, of course, there are significant differences. and let's remember how the state was formed. ukraine, it was formed as a result of the collapse of the soviet union there 16, well, there were already fewer then, and the baltic republics have left since the ninety-first year. this is an independent state that has representation in the united nations . although, as it was rightly said earlier, the republic ukraine as part of the soviet union was still there after the second world war. it's like not the soviet union, of course, yes. well, there, besides ukraine, there was also belarus. yes, that is, how would it uh, respect, shall we say, the investment of the soviet union in the defeat of fascism. here and uh, since then, as if no one questioned the independence of ukraine and its sovereignty. i can recall the budapest protocol of 1994, which the russian federation also signed, then we will

ratify it, but nonetheless. we so often do. unfortunately, we sign many agreements, but they don't ratify them, leaving some such possibility in order to either give a reverse move. well, or somewhere there somehow play under some contradictions. here. ah, well, nevertheless, nevertheless, in any case, uh, until conditionally february 20, 3rd or twenty-fourth of february, no one in the russian federation, as far as i know, well , there was, so to speak, a large political space, in comparison to that this is the independence of a confident state, which is was formed in such a way as always doubted whether it was independent, if sovereign. well , you can doubt, but nevertheless, the official position of the authorities of the russian federation. was such as regards taiwan taiwan formed. e. well, let's say. so this problem was formed for completely different reasons. yes, and here it was rightly said that there was a long one. uh, the civil war, during which some forces won, then others, but at the initial stage, as we remember, the advantage was on the side of the

commandant. then, after the end of the second world war as a result of assistance from the soviet union e. little thought with the help of our weapons, we certainly managed to seize the initiative and, ultimately, tea, which was then at the head of the republic of china, as the country was then called. he was forced to emigrate to the island. taiwan here and there, in fact, created. well, i don’t know such a new china, and not even a new china by and large, he founded the republic of china there. well, which, in fact, was up to that moment. yes, there were problems part of it was occupied by japan there. we remember yes all these so to speak of history and uh, then it just happened that until the seventy-first year, in fact, it was taiwan that was considered the republic of china. no, well, 7179 officially fucked. yes, they adopted a resolution there in the seventy-first year. yes, to be more precise, here

we are, by the way, after all, the union also knows how we had such complexity. of course, we supported the people's republic of china more, but we also had to somehow understand that the republic of china is represented in the un. otherwise say neck and taiwan so uh, well, how to say two-way was the position on this issue, and then, when it deteriorated relations with the small conceived, yes sixty- eighth year. we remember that it was china's aggression on damansky island, which ended up being known, than then we generally say so. you know, somehow they were more sympathetic to taiwan. oddly enough, well, the republic of china is in the lyceum. that is why these two territories formed here, their origin is completely different and how will it be decided this problem. you know the chinese, but this is a slightly different approach, a slightly different approach. i absolutely disagree with my colleagues that they can resort to brute military force. it is quite obvious that the military potentials

between the people's republic of china and the republic of china are incomparable. taiwan is obvious. there is a small island, as they rightly said, even less than 27 million. the number of people living in the last census was 24. well, maybe there was a little more. and how is ukraine almost now even less ukraine is still here, so if we compare military potentials, this is incomparable. yes. even even on the condition that the americans can lend their shoulder, of course, in military terms only in the form of weapons. yes, the americans will never in their lives oppose the chinese nabei republic , maybe that's the way it can be. but let's get back to the numbers, it means, uh, the americans express taiwan in the same way as they express ukraine, only in much larger volumes, if there has been help for ukraine since the fourteenth year. well, he allocated 2.7 billion military aid dollars, the united states of america and taiwan over the past 30 years have sold weapons worth more than 70

billion dollars, at least they say to the chinese foreign ministry. in total, since 2014, according to statements by representatives of the state department, the united states has provided ukraine with military assistance worth $ 2.7 billion. the sale of weapons to taiwan by the united states has been continuously growing, both in volume and in quality characteristics. their total value has already exceeded $70 billion. michael talking about nixon and his great success, but really drive a wedge between the soviet union and china it was indeed a great political success. although, as you rightly said, it all started earlier. and what did the united states achieve then, in your opinion, when nixon made a visit, naturally, this struck a blow at the soviet union, this is one of the factors, by the way, why one of the factors collapsed in the soviet union, because, uh, the soviet union came with a very a lot of contributions to

this east and it's still e sucked resources. it 's just one of the factors. this was a huge geopolitical blow after the union a and a. in the time of this, when the usa radioed the chinese map, and the soviet union. uh, in kazakhstan this this happened at the same time and this a. uh, two factors, why advise broke up? in what? surely the us was interested? why is the analogy lame? uh, two words, the most important thing is that a has been said by almost the whole world. uh, hmm adheres to the principle of one china i counted 18 countries, maybe not the essence 18 countries recognize, taiwan including the vatican they are mostly small, but basically, but the whole world uh, adheres to the principle, but one china usa formally adhere to this format. that is,

absolutely never call for the independence of taiwan ever. that is, they broke off relations in the seventy-ninth year and, observing all the information of this representation, one china with only one exception. of course, when a supplies a huge amount of weapons, it speaks of, in principle, one. china , of course, is difficult, and back in 79, the united states signed the gvor on guaranteeing the security of taiwan taiwan if taiwan is really a province of china, but it is very difficult. this is a very strange policy. and one china, uh, so let's introduce myself for a second, that china still wants to solve the problem by force. that is, he wants to make sure that formally and de jure and de facto the island comes under the jurisdiction of china, which in this case, according to you, we can predict whether or not

the united states will do the same. uh, air force naval bases, so naturally everything will be activated. naturally japan which is under uh, the american nuclear umbrella will also become mandatory, and a very uh such thing will begin to participate in everything that happens as a whole. i would say hot, but most likely a fleeting conflict in the zone, but it really is necessary, china sea, perhaps even with the involvement, and so with some limited involvement of the russian federation, because, obviously, we are here too, but we won’t be able to stay aside. and so i think this option is unlikely. however, there is a clear distinction to be made here. here is the informational, component and real the military-technical and military-force component, because even outside the context of the open connected with e, the current sv in ukraine, a year ago, american magazines were published with a cover on which

taiwan was drawn, the most dangerous place on the planet was written, therefore, this is injection black key from taiwan, but it is in the informational, ah sense, that it usually refuses to be redundant, if other taxes are carried out and do not correspond to the real, uh, layout of power, therefore, i think, yes, uh, about the possibility forceful solution of the problem. i wrote in february of the twentieth year. why, because pin is a person, an active serviceman, fundamentally different from previous general secretaries, but from the chinese communist party. that is, this person who came to power with the support of the military and their main goal is to resolve the issue of taiwan reunification, most likely by force. what will actually happen? i think that the real military operation will not be so large-scale, not so bloody. how can we expect? many say it will be the third sweet war, the united states in the first place for legal reasons. they recognize taiwan as an independent state and, for economic reasons, are too tied to china and cannot give

a very strong response to everything they do. this is an attempt to connect. taiwan taipei near the islands of the japanese ridge with japan to make them either an exit corridor or a supply of weapons, that is, we are talking about the fact that there will be a limited use of the chinese armed forces, the most important hybrid, that is, the unarmed forces of china will mainly participate, and, most likely, the armed people's police, and of china. understandably, look in august. forty- sixth year mao jidong is very oriental intricate. declared that american dominance would not last forever. let's listen to cito in 1946, when chiang kai-shek launched an offensive against us, many of our comrades, all of our people, were worried about whether we could win the war. it worried me too, but we had confidence. i then said that everything is so called mighty reactionary forces. in fact, they are just paper tigers, because

they are cut off from the people. see if hitler was not a paper tiger. wasn't he finished. i also said that the russian tsar was a paper tiger; the chinese emperor was a paper tiger; japanese imperialism was a paper tiger. after all, with everyone. they have done away with american imperialism, not finished yet. he has atomic bombs. but i think that he will also be finished, he is also a paper tiger. i am made a mistake. it was a statement made in the newspaper with the same less points in the fifty-eighth year. they're at forty-six. he simply recalled the events, just the forty-sixth year, and the same question. what will happen if china decides on a military solution? well , as i said, the probability of a forceful solution to the taiwan problem, but they know there is 1%, maybe 2% there, that is, there is much less than the probability that everything will develop, uh. here in such a

conditionally peaceful way, this is generally the policy of china. yes , try to act in peaceful ways. they have there are different peaceful ways, there is political pressure, economic pressure, diplomatic pressure. sometimes they can also influence in a military way. well, like, for example, the flights of these aircraft. yes, that is, they fly there, fly, fly, but nothing happens, but it has some kind of psychological effect on the leadership. taiwan and the people. naturally. taiwan is on the other side. if you look at e, hong kong is acceptable, yes. here is how the transformation of its legal status takes place. well, this interesting phenomenon, you know international legal. yes, as if one country two systems. yes, the prc has chosen it there. yes, as if we see that no one captures by force either. hong kong yes, and the chinese, as it were, are watching that there really remain these freedoms and human rights and everything that is inherent in a democratic society that was in hong kong yes during the period. uh, when the uk implemented

such a forceful solution there will be absolutely no. no , let's assume again there's not much time left. but still, china does not know why it decided to use force. ah, america's actions can predict that the united states is obliged by the security treaty to protect taiwan a and he hinted that not only with weapons, but with soldiers. and why? and also they are still unlikely, but for all the great power, that it is not china, after all, the chinese leadership is much more cautious than the russian one seems to me, if in russia they measure seven times, and before cutting, and china 70 times, then eat them more carefully and they realize paradoxically, they look at what is happening in ukraine and they see if there was any temptation to taiwan. i think that this temptation is much less now because they are

looking at special operations. they see how the west, the collective west, is consolidated. they do not want to. it is they, of course, economy money chinese money loves silence, and if they weigh, but the benefit of the attack and the benefit from economic ties. i i think i'm sure they will choose. eh, the last one. that's what i'm afraid of, ah. not in the sense of what china of course, is a very pragmatic people. i'm afraid. that's what. and now, when the entire western world has consolidated against russia, when europe has already introduced the sixth package itself. i think that such an option is possible, when china will slowly slowly dance away from us towards the west and i must say that this is it, if this happens. then it will be worse than all the sanctions put together, because we cannot afford to imagine in any way

that we will lose such an economic in the first place. the turn of an ally is political, okay. well , time will tell how events will develop, but it seems to me that a-a right of everyone in this studio. now i spoke in the sense that a direct analogy can not be drawn. but the fact that the situation in ukraine affects even the situation with taiwan. this, in my opinion, is simply obvious. and here's another piece of news, us deputy secretary of state in india sherman said that europe should help washington because beijing has challenged european values. although beijing may be 1,000 miles away the prc's action has no less. we do not want a new cold war, but we cannot rely on beijing to change its behavior

even before president xinping and president vladimir putin announced their boundless partnership in february. the prc has challenged europe's european security, economy and european values. yes, it seems that everything is just beginning, of course, the world will be very strong before our eyes from me and as we see the points of change. this is not only ukraine, say, or taiwan, this is also a confrontation within the west itself the information channel on the first continues its broadcast program. time will tell, we are working live and with us in direct contact special correspondent of the union tv channel from donetsk victor el kuhali victor hello you are in the direction of avdiivka , tell us what happened there. indeed, every morning these guys are not

calm, our 185th rifle brigade is standing there and i tell them that every morning they are literally being handed over. here is such a specific hello artillery works. by the way, the american one is the one that allegedly still had no deliveries. these the guys are already fully provided. we had a video from our drone, where they showed the positions, there are about 50 militants. they all got stronger. for these 8 years. pretty good browning machine guns. only part of what they have, however, when we arrived already, the guys were about to put out the fire, worked. ags flame. they say that this weapon is respected there after work. we had literally 5-7 minutes. we decided not to risk going down and talking to our fighters there. well, by the way, i suggest watching the video, because that one of the servicemen is the commander of this brigade. it is his effendi that is very clear and precise. told why they should win and why they should do so? the people's republics did not

shudder every day from the blows and artillery of the enemy, i suggest you take a look. he turned around in such beauty that he considered it impossible to sit at home. yes, that would be scary. if it grows further, it will be fascism, for sure, he himself is already surprised who was raised on this soil, what is he doing today. no normal man can stay on the side, but i wanted to convey the topic to the ukrainians, who are standing with weapons in front of us, we are his units. i sent greetings to you in the morning and will send you one day. i will come to your door and tell you. this is my land, guys , leave while there is time, leave now, and so that i don’t see you here, the truth is behind us. the truth is behind

us and it has all the power, so even one fighter with the truth behind him. he is able to move mountains. it won't be different. we will finish this soon. when we return home, we will definitely hug the children of our families. at we will start life again will be a normal life again. victor is an impressive story of an ordinary russian man who simply defends his land with the truth in his eyes. i don't understand how it can be broken. it seems to me that this is generally impossible, as is the situation in other areas. and we know that now everyone has already heard about svetlodarsk, there are already literally fighting on the outskirts of the city in a ring, as the golden ring is now called to a limited extent, militants surrounded there. well, i think

everyone in donetsk hopes as much as possible that the issue of slavic will be solved as soon as possible, because water is one of the key aspects. well, regarding the situation in the city today, the weather is surprisingly sunny, and the city is more or less quiet. but if the new gorlovka is once again torn apart from enemy artillery strikes for information, at 11:00 a.m. one person died, one person was injured, all this happened in gorlovka and by the way, remembering all this, i again want to cite the phrase effendi as an example, whom you have also been listening to, who still does not understand why guys and call more or less good relations. he remembered what happened here on may 30 in donetsk, when the city center 22 and the fifth school were under attack, and remembered that it was probably not a coincidence after all, because speaking with the teachers, then they admitted that the blow was made there on purpose at that time were supposed to be at school. children, glory. god was transferred then no one knew about it, but the consequences of his blow were seen by themselves only in a decent school two

people died. and again, adding to all these words. he said that this should be completed as quickly as possible, and therefore he expects that progress in all directions will be as quickly as possible, but taking into account the fact that, first of all, to save the lives of our fighters. thank you very much that the special correspondent of the union tv channel or kukhovik was in direct contact with us from donetsk? victor victor by the way, i know, a long time ago, if i'm not mistaken, in 18-2019, when a very small kid came a few, he was now already well. well done. and the assistant to the president of our country, maxim oreshkin, spoke today in exclusive interview with rt about the food situation in the world. in particular, in the issue of fertilizers, which are not enough to produce the same food. let's listen to him. russia did not impose a restriction, it continues to export fertilizers. we just care about meeting domestic demand. we have left so much fertilizer for ourselves. how much is needed to get a very

rich harvest this year, which we will bring to the market, it is very likely that we will have a record harvest of wheat and we will be able to provide the world with it. at in general, the measures taken by russia in terms of fertilizers come down only to ensuring supply on the domestic market. everything that exceeds this volume is exported to the world market, looking at the numbers. you will see that russia did not stop exporting fertilizers. there is a very important point in this commentary in this interview, firstly, that we will have a record harvest this year. secondly, why should we sell fertilizers that we ourselves need, we only sell surpluses, unlike ukraine, from which they are trying to get everything out of most importantly, under the sales figures, the numbers have not fallen in terms of fertilizers, but someone will probably

think that well, this is russian propaganda. we always say that it is not true. well, in the west they think there is. uh, a respected western publication in the west of the guardian, and a forecast was also released there. uh, very specific about the food economic situation in the whole world. let's listen. it's been 3 months since the west started its economic war against russia plan, on the contrary, things are going very badly. there are no immediate signs that russia will pull out of ukraine. this is not surprising because the sanctions have had the effect of raising the cost of oil and gas exports from russia and significantly increasing its trade balance in the first 4 months of 2022. putin boasts a current account surplus of $96 billion, more than three times the figure for the same period in 2021. putin's complete defeat on the battlefield is one option for ending the war.

although in the current conditions - this is unlikely. putin is not going to give up unconditionally and the possibility of serious collateral damage from the economic war. obviously falling living standards in developed countries, hunger hunger riots debt crisis in developing countries to compromise with the kremlin. at present it is difficult, but the economic reality says that only one thing will happen sooner or the deal will be concluded timothy, but the situation is difficult for the west because, judging by their statement. first, they used sanctions, as an instrument of political pressure, so that we quickly negotiate concessions. they did n’t succeed, even they admit that russia’s defeat is unlikely, but they say, like, well, not in the way putin expected, but russia will win anyway. i don’t know how they are considered, how putin expected, but in my opinion, the statement is being implemented and now they admit that the sanctions do not work, but only harm the west itself. will the political leaders who make

the decision understand this and will they be able to roll back if honestly, i don't see how this can happen? well, let's still look deep into the political system of the united states because it is our enemy. yes, on the surface there are democrats and republicans who, as it were, play a game of cards every time. well , they cheat, now, of course, in black. why both sides? well, well, the deep structure is not in this there is one party, this war party and this party of the military-industrial complex. here, and the essence of it is that, mm, no one could do an audit of his expenses in an absolutely non-transparent way. it's true there the other party, which is tentatively called the fed, which prints money. or, let's say, the economic party. she would not so much like to fight as she would like to control the financial system of the world and on this. there is such a russian word to earn abusive. in the sense that stealing from everyone through this case. here, in the polemic of these two parties, the whole drama

of american politics is being played out, which, in general, threatens to turn into tragedy at some point, because the warriors, so to speak, are forcing europe to introduce sanctions are not to harm russia well , of course, and for this, too of course. and why , in order to cut off europe forever economically economically from russia and then she will be able to fight with russia, that's why we should do it, because as long as europe depends on us, it depends. yes it depends, yes, as long as it is included in the common with us. they want europe to be completely dependent on the united states and fulfill it from russia, then it will be possible in general theoretically. possibly a. uh, so to speak, the whole experiment with ukraine is based on this cut it off from russia can fight there is another economic party that says guys. well , it's all great, of course, that you want to fight there. we even support it. only him. you

take a lot of money from us for this, firstly, and secondly, that it is so hard to see that your military undertakings will end somehow. as a result, everything is basically for us, there are only one losses. look, putin did not lose. as you said in a week or a month, he did not lose. now you are saying that he will lose in a year. and what the hell, if not, as one of ours sang. and by the way, what the hell, if not with their economy, what will happen, because in the same interview, oreshkin said that you are worried about the united states, they will print so much money. how much they need and will buy exactly as much as they can buy around the world. but what will happen to the rest does not care. of course, we cannot say that from the sanction there is one winning side, one losing side loses everything for us. the same sanctions are hitting something else, that we will bury these sanctions, and they will raise them and will increase their role in the world, but this is not happening. they themselves are all nineties, and buzzed on the fly that there is a global world. where it is necessary to

fit in, they tried to fit us into this system on semi-colonial conditions, they succeeded in something, they failed in something russia gradually began to realize. national interests and today there is a mutual process of loss here and there , indeed, the united states loses the least. so far, what europe is losing does not bother them, the more europe loses from sanctions, the more it will the more accommodating, by that, she will be more malleable by that. it will more faithfully carry out the orders that will come from washington through the nato line through the bilateral line, and all through all other channels, so is it possible that such a cut off of russia from europe and europe from russia is possible, only the price of the issue is the degradation of economic europe and means that the degradation of those social structures that are there under the influence of social policy. the ussr was formed, it was necessary to compete and they introduced guarantees in medicine and education in other areas, therefore, everyone suffers losses, of course, but when they compare the hopes that they

had and what they received, it turns out that they lost much more, it turns out something like this happened to us on a direct connection from donetsk vladislav leonidovich trudichevsky deputy of the people's council of the dpr, chairman of the committee on construction and housing and communal services hello. vladislav leonidovich, like on your front, on the front of construction and restoration, things are going on. now the rubble is being sorted out in mariupol. so far, nothing naturally, there is no recovery program, but rather, which includes the following thing, firstly, most of the people they have housing must be somehow arranged before the winter. and those houses, 10 percent, which can be restored before winter. they must be restored and natural. eh , schools, kindergartens, hospitals, which are exactly 90% destroyed by problems, should be restored. there are a lot of e with infrastructure with water and gas, and with

electricity and all these problems, but in those in the liberated villages around mariupol where there were battles, that is, where the ukrainian army went out there, everything is clean there, everything is whole, well, except for the fact that there is no electricity, no water, no gas. here in these. well, how is it going there now? the entire infrastructure is being brought up, in principle, i think that within one or two months before autumn there will definitely be light, gas and water everywhere, but for housing. what to do with this housing, and a large number of very people are internally displaced. and i think that only in mariupol there are about 200 thousand people who lost their homes, at least. and here 's something to do with them. i think that there will be, but some new buildings. uh, they will probably be around mariupol, some settlements are being built, because something needs to be done with these people and they need work in order for them to have

a livelihood, because for now all this is being closed by the ministry of emergency situations of the russian federation of the ministry of emergency situations of the dpr humanitarian organizations cover all their needs, but this will not continue indefinitely, so there is a very large range of problems. russia helps everything russian regions have joined this work. well , i think that before winter, for the most part, of course, we should close all this. thank you very much, if vladislav leonidovich berdichevsky, a representative of the committee for construction and housing and communal services, was in direct communication with us in donetsk, we are working, of course, it will be just colossal, but if he promises us that most of it will be restored before winter. i have no idea how fast this will happen. and if we talk about those very destroyed, uh, by the nazis, settlements and the cities of mariupol, for example, yes, which are now being actively restored by the whole country on

children's day in mariupol staged a holiday. the first football match among children was held there, as well as concerts and competitions, this holiday of childhood in ukraine, of course, could not get around and indignant comments of the so-called patriots rained down on the children, let's listen. these are the accomplices of the invaders, no more discontinuous, the russian world would have waited there. they, too, will grow up all the guys. anyone who has ever been near the tricolor sex with a rag is infected with a terrible disease with a russian brain and the only way to cure it is a gas chamber. i think even you were surprised after reading these comments. although you communicated with these people at one time and simply, then they parted ways when understanding came, and they strengthened their open nazism, yes, in fact, hysteria. the one that is happening today. uh, what did it lead to within ukrainian society and hopelessness? in principle, all this last

eight-year-old ideological machine. here look do not look today for centers of consciousness of people with zombies and in people. it's just that there is no way to wake up and assess reality, but let the propaganda machine erase knowledge, fear makes you lose your mind, but this is the most important thing, the main thing is necessary, well, more to say that people are waiting for an urgent message. we have our war correspondent, georgy medvedev, who just tried to go to the place, but he got in touch with us. came under fire and there is a possibility, but now, in my opinion, somewhere in a place where there is a connection. let's first see what kind of shelling was and then georgiy, thank god he's alive, we'll have a good talk with him. let's see.

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now george is in direct contact with us . what are you doing, instead of hiding and running, you are filming reports of your life. take care of you young, you still have to live and live. what was it? explain? tell it gorlovka is the actual center of the city, and i had to be on the spot, the death of a civilian, the village of komarovo is completely not far from the place where i came under fire just a couple of blocks. just at this point, i stopped in order to get into

direct contact, just the same with you in the studio, but for now i was preparing for the broadcast, while i was setting up the equipment. well, just a little non- literary speech came out, because it was just the process of preparing the equipment for going on the air and the shelling began first, the first, uh, two shells, lay somewhere quite close to a-a to a residential area, then began to lie down in the field, and on mine sight. it was 122 mm artillery at that moment. well, at the first opportunity they left from there, but according to preliminary data. i 'm sitting here and watching. ha, sorry for the summary without casualties without destruction, part of it has now cost. like a feeling inside. this is not the first time after this. not the first time, well, uh, after all, this is such a thing that it’s impossible to get used to, you can develop some kind of reflexes, but somewhere, even

doing something else, constantly listen, especially in the frontline zone. anyway, some part of the brain works to carefully hear what is happening around, what is whistling, what is rustling, and react quickly, but still, emotionally, of course, it is impossible to get used to it, because every time this whistle and this is actually 50 by 50, either you survive or not, georgiy reportage, if it doesn't work out, we will forgive you, if something happens to you, we will worry and god bless you. take care of yourself, above all else. well, you are a true hero. thank you very much, georgy medvedi was with us on direct connection. yes, this is how it happens on the air and here is ilya. we continue our conversation with those nazis who talk about children who play football, that they need to be killed and the shelling of peaceful gorlovka where there are no soldiers who arrive. it 's all the vision of one chain. these are links, in fact

, not of today and not of yesterday. here, in fact, after all, the war is being waged against e, russia or the slavic world for a very long time and the fact that the second world war is the great patriotic war. it ended with our common victory. this is not the end of the battle. actually. it's just was the first stage, then the west regrouped. and we saw with the collapse of the soviet union attacks on russia from the ninth to 2000. remember how actively the west corrupted the country. yes, putin's coming to power. he made it possible to stop the aggression and this expansion against russia, but they regrouped and attacked ukraine and in ukraine in ukraine. they managed to implement the old hatred plan for the destruction of the slavic world, which they had also previously implemented in nazi germany,

after all. where did nazi germany come from? there was a derivative of the west that was able to effectively implement at that time, so today we hear all the same slogans and theses of the hatred of murder, which border or are beyond the borders of human morality. even the nazis did not publicly talk about i. wait, the world is ugly and ugly, and it is becoming more and more immoral, so there is no need to look for meaning here people inside ukraine have been sent. they don't know the truth a whole generation has grown up already of those who don't know any other ideology and here is the only way to free themselves. from this madness is to clear the area. and i tell you this sincerely. to close everything to hell with a dog iron curtain, then he is with that iron

curtain that protected the soviet union for many years from expansion. west, what a task, because today ukraine is saturated with hatred, but we see how already poland being under the control of america is more under your feet there. now i’m showing that poland, being under the control of america, is starting to become russophobic. he also took action. that's all. is it possible in the modern world to create this iron redevelopment, and do i need or are there other methods? i think that uh yes indeed. i think it's just an image, because uh, we're just for equal cooperation with all countries. and we are for cooperation with those countries, of course, which do not have such a nazi ideology. these countries must be identified. the task is clearly set by the president, and it will be fulfilled. ah. the task set by the president about ukraine is certification. well, we are a bst step. if

such aggressive ones appear somewhere else, it’s not just on meeting aggressive regimes, then, by the way, according to the decision of the un post-war, the russian federation as a country won- well, as the heir of the ussr that defeated nazism, has the right to use military force against the revived nazism vasilyevich let's say. so, uh, denocification in ukraine is a necessary measure, and vladimir, you should talk about it, that if there was even the slightest chance of resolving this issue through negotiations, it was used, but from the same poland, at least i did. i hope while it is possible to resolve issues of negotiations. well, in poland for now so rabid, but you are not mistaken. how long did we think that it was possible to resolve with ukraine through negotiations for 8 years, and what did the minsk agreements and the normandy formats lead to? whatever? what are you fighting off and sit down, and we will bring you,

then tea. drink eventually reached a dead end and killed so many situations, so you know how bey is the first and so, in my opinion, vladimir vladimirovich said after the dragon is known, and today we see that the world has built a system for the destruction of the slavic world and in this case the other us opportunities to protect the future of our children with you. no, you say, there is a subtlety here, of course, to live first. poland, we can not. this will definitely lead to a nuclear war, because poland is a country and we will not have our world of the globe at all, and i did not say hit more. i said to hit those who threaten our world. that's all and destroy. we are doing all this now and as soon as we denocify and liberate ukraine, then time will tell. the project we

are alive continue their work maryana naumova now located in donetsk where exams are in full swing in schools, but, unfortunately, not everything is calm in schools. employees of the ministry of emergency situations are clearing mines from schools together with four-legged assistants and maryana is now in the training center, and such specialists maryana hi where are dogs of heroes dogs of sappers trained? hello viewers. i am now in the republican rescue center with one very interesting employee. her name is ruta ruti for 4 years, and she is also an emergency worker for the mouth. you must be hot today, yes, do some tasks? me too hot. yes, it's 30 degrees today. heat. dogs get tired too. but we have service dogs, but they must not be touched, because a service dog should not come into contact with animals. e with people. especially

sapper dogs. they should only do their job. namely, search dogs can communicate with people, so we could not speak the hand, so as not to knock her out of her work, but eye contact did take place. she looks attentively at the camera and brushed her hair there. in general, a normal girl. yes, ruta is beautiful. now i'm very hot she is resting, and next to us is her partner ignat bogdan this is her cynologist yes guide ignat tell us how such dogs are prepared. sappers begin to prepare for him from 3 months. and again, it depends on, uh, than staffing. well , in principle, somewhere the term of study is also 30, somewhere 3-4 months. and all dogs are capable. or some special breeds should be, as it is determined, it is determined at the puppy stage, as if, if it shows good search qualities, that

is, it is selected. yes, puppies for such a service are selected. and we have some kind of certain breed of such dogs, or any, in principle, maybe , well, we stopped precisely on the podium, because when it is not yet spoiled, let's say its working qualities are good and quite good dogs come across there, well, wonderful dogs, if german european, so that is, it depends more on the working qualities of the tavern of the future search engine. and now how many dogs do you have, but the dog should have one owner, for example, do you or do you train a group of dogs? like this? well, how would i i help with training. of course, i train almost everyone, but naturally. each dog has its own guide, which we directly work the worst of all; each handler feels her behavior, notices all the nuances of behavior, and he works with her most of all ; and here the dog is a lot or a little? or is it enough for you, or is the dog teaching

to teach, or is the amount enough for you to work? yes, at the moment we have in our well, i wish you success, good luck and big hands, hello. here, but in fact, we have here not only amazing people, animals, but the children impress me most of all. yesterday i passed by 22 schools, where there was an arrival recently. it was destroyed, people died there, and there the girls painted an angel graffiti on the wall, and it amazes me, uh, how donbass brings up such wonderful children with huge hearts. and recently in lugansk i met a girl. quite by chance, i want to tell you about her from her. let's see. on my trips around the donbass, i met a lot

children. they are very different from their peers who have never heard the sound of flying shells, these children know exactly what they want. and what should be done in this life with one such girl. i want to introduce you. donbass has turned our friends were going to e's concert at the second hospital. i also had to perform with them alexander savin , honored artist of russia, but i could not come to them because i was on a combat mission, they saw a girl who was standing at a bus stop and just played the guitar and asked her. let's go with us. here is such a girl, active courageous at that

moment replaced me. well, after that we met, and now we take valery with us not hide and seek. i live in lugansk and the whole war was in lugansk. i was 5 years old until the fourteenth year, and because of the war, in general, i forgot everything that was before that in the day. mom says that we went somewhere there and nothing, i was married, a daughter was born, my husband left before the start of hostilities in ukraine, i stayed with the child. one was together throughout the war. ah, the two supported each other. o, love, i will not go out, but higher and receive poems all my life. well, i was drawn to music, as

my mother says, from the age of 3 piano, but i didn’t have the opportunity to play the piano, and i just tried to strum on them when i saw the instruments somewhere. mom by some miracle found an old soviet and broken guitar, and i went to a music school. these are the drawings from children from schoolchildren from a school in lugansk, we will leave them to you. maybe somewhere someone is in a car in combat, somewhere else it is very desirable to convey this. well, i don’t have any relatives, except for lera and my mother’s husband against all this our business with bad words of us it is called he lives in ukraine and for ukraine to help and went to speak. if so you can call the transition to earn and perform for a while. lera began to feed the smallest families. now mom's illness has receded and they are doing well. this girl is a fighter. she's been through so much in

her life. today we had a very wonderful concert. uh, for the military for the tankers , the iron regiment was nicknamed these guys, because these guys liberated mariupol fought bravely. laughs nailers excellent story mariana but thanks a lot work. just now, we were talking with georgy medvedev literally before

you were turned on. he came under fire in gorlovka and that's it. he managed to remove it, fortunately he was not injured. everything is fine with him and now a message comes from a correspondent, arteet igor zhdanov, that their uh group came under fire in the severodonetsk area. there were two cars, one shells definitely flew into the car. accompanying fifty meters five dashes 10 m directly in front of them, in which she rode, including the film crew of reuters and the drivers of this car died. so option please be more careful, they target journalists so that you, including us, cannot tell the truth. because you are there, we are alive and waiting for you in our studio. you are always welcome. thank you very much maryana naumova was with us the project we are alive and i don't know these messages george medvedev e. igor zhdanov is a reuters group , not russian, by the way, they don't care, they hit them aimingly, they drive in civilian cars.

see georgievich i generally want to thank mariana you have for this story. in general, culture and song culture. it gives very serious strength to the people to survive in the most difficult situations, it is no coincidence that these front-line brigades during the great patriotic war. when i studied the anatomy of the latest ukrainian nazism. i was struck with one thing by the ukrainians, in general a melodious people, of course, but they did not compose new songs so much. how many well-known soviet melodies were taken to all of us and re-sang them in the bandera way and the motives known to us sounded perfect sounded perfect anti things er, kill the muscovite, and everything else, and a separate part of ukraine, mirrors itself , they must say, these are our great songs, those soviet ones and let's remember them not only on may 9, they will help us live, work , create, restore our unity and move forward, in spite of everything, europe did not want to be

europe, this is lisbon yes, vladivostok, they turned out to be true to their nato imperialist solidarity with washington. but there are other countries such as china that think and see further and deeper and we'll work with them. you're right. regarding the creativity of songs and about the creative work of our colleagues journalists of the military correspondents there, look today, a car came under fire from severodonetsky. uh, including the news agency. reuters western there killed their driver, and the journalists are in the hospital. let's just ask ourselves. hmm, let's ask the question whether the western press writes about this, and you. can you offer some words of condolence to the family of the deceased driver, but will they notice their correspondents in the hospital? uh, will they tell about them, and most importantly, will they tell who shot at them, who hit them with aim, because igor zhdanov says that they went in a civilian car and the adjustment was from a copter and they

saw it all perfectly and the place where they were driving was shot at, the information channel on the first continues to broadcast the program. time will tell , we are working live and with us in direct contact with our permanent military expert yuri podlyako yuri hello if you are with us, of course, uh, how the situation on the fronts, that today we are advancing new, we are advancing. well, how i would like to start. uh, you know from yesterday. well, not who we are, of course, but the situation turned out to be so funny in official flour, it needs to be explained somehow. severodonetsk, at first they planned that this problem, that is, the surrender of the city, could be stopped by an offensive in the south, but when it became clear that it had finally failed, and with huge losses for the armed forces. we decided to change the record, and yesterday, mr. arrestovich, at the suggestion of his boss, decided to say that we were not surrendered, donetsk, we lured the russians into an ambush and, accordingly, now this comment. it

was simply enchanting and, accordingly, the funniest thing was then, that is, uh, when he announced this, the leadership of the general staff spoke, it turned around, how are you, what is there at all? e head off your head? what kind of offensive we will not go on the offensive. let now arrest tells e now to others. why did the counteroffensive fail? well, because, well, there is no strength now. uh, some again imagine the situation of bridges, in fact. no. yes there is we will tell our viewers what arrestovich said yesterday. he said that they had not surrendered to the north, donetsk. it was a cunning tactic by the ukrainian military to lure russian troops. this city in order to later conduct a counteroffensive, since the offensive is not planned. the next task is to explain. and where is the very counteroffensive, and i haven’t heard this yet, yuri, how do they explain? there is no way yet, while they have an official version that they are preparing for a counteroffensive, although the team is not up yet. well, and i understand him perfectly, how can you get back here now

the first to force their soldiers to return to the left bank of the severskian under heavy fire from russian artillery, aircraft along the only bridge so far preserved, which is already there, and i thought yesterday in all russian publics this bridge was there ruins in fact. well, not the ruins of a bunch of beaten equipment. uh, again, drag a bunch of heavy equipment there to prepare an offensive. you still create ammunition there. uh, the backpack is savory materials and , accordingly, this is a big military operation , standing, city. wow how they imagine it present? this congestion asked, well, not the arrest officer, of course, but to the president's office. how do you even imagine it, we had a direct connection yesterday. dira of the special forces ahmad, who works in severodonetsk, and he told how he says that indeed those apus that retreated to lisichansk forced them to return back under the machine guns in part by the counteroffensive. well, probably, well, they won’t be able to attack, because they don’t want them to have nothing to fight with. they don't know how, but they were forced to

shot there on the spot. and when they get to our fighters. in addition, akhmat is surprised to speak to the special forces. why don't you kill us? because they are told? why not shoot you in any case. well, this is the biggest joke. well, in the morning today , hard pressing began, but this isthmus of the boiler, lisichansk e. well, bakhmut there, on the highway in the area of ​​birch bark belogorovka, there are very serious air strikes. hmm military helicopters artillery hit very hard. i am very hope this is a harbinger of a big hit, but the fights are notching even from the point of view. here is the general staff, i'm coming with a change. by success, this means that with him in words and the general staff, experimental success, which means variable success in our direction, because otherwise they do not write like that, like everything is an enemy, repulsed, entered its original positions. that is, i really hope that we will have a breakthrough here, and also from the regional installation of the istoshkovka in the south in the north, if the west succeeds in breaking through, then it will, in fact, already be

surrounded by gorsky gold, especially after like a mouse wahru finally. cleaned up yesterday. i understand we'll get a small bowler hat. here in this small e two small settlements . there are just two very powerful defense nodes, if they don’t want to leave from there for health reasons, then surround them there and, accordingly, destroy them. perhaps this will also be decided in the next couple of days , but the main blow. here is the processing of the leading edge. eh, white birch bark. it goes very powerfully in the morning today they began to pour. uh, aviation artillery. i'm waiting for some progress on this. direction. well, also today, ramzan akhmatovich kady wrote in his telegram channel that akhmat special forces are working in severodonetsk and, uh, information has come. about some, and some updating of the tactics of work, which, as he claims, will significantly accelerate the pace of progress. this is probably what you are talking about, which, perhaps, awaits an additional blow with some kind. well, he's on his way. i do not know what

ramzat akhmatovich had in mind, but i know what is happening at the front. perhaps it is combined possibly no i don't have the information. i don’t communicate directly with the minister of defense of the russian federation, i don’t hold a meeting with me, they don’t hold such meetings, so i can only speculate. yes, but what i see is yesterday's knives they took them from the side of gorlovka to the novolugansk part, they took the settlement, and they also came from the west, that is, in general, a semi-covered settlement, and it is a key one, if we break through it further, we go out to the coals of the mountain chp and this is the largest test of ukraine can come under our control, and this is the most important breakthrough of defense. in this direction, there is an exit on the outskirts of bakhmutu, that is, in fact, i see a gradual advance of troops towards the solidarity of bakhmut solidarity. we are already on the outskirts, if we leave the bakhmutu, then another important operation will be in this direction, because without overcoming we will not be able to encircle the slavic-kramatorsk grouping this line. and so, i think gradually, when the cauldron in the chanterelle is closed. it will still be

closed, and the fights will gradually begin to shift to this direction and will be the most important direction, because i see that even the pravdeevka onslaught has been reduced. that is, as i understand it, now it is concentrating mainly on the lisichansk direction, as it were, so that further on solving the problem of the lisichanka, and hitting either the kramatorsk slavic group. and there, by the way, interesting progress began also in the izyum direction. and even the day before, interesting progress began near kharkov, russian troops are advancing. i do not rule out at all, as i said yesterday, that stepping on operation. that is, there, in fact, mustache, everything is so bad that i don’t even know how his company is arrested. here, to fend off informationally, everything that is happening there, but they are talking about counter-offensives in the kharkov direction and in the kherson direction, the next counter-offensives that no one has seen anywhere, but they tell and report that we are crushing everything well liberated, there are 22 inhabitants point in the kherson region. it 's literally a quote. yes, i read that quote. only

here is the most you know in such cases. i say how the words of a classic. announce the entire list, please. please list these places. but they don’t have this, not even a single settlement. they cannot list. and this suggests that they simply hover in the clouds and simply wishful thinking. well , you can list lviv lutsk vitally, what else will they be released there? yes, i understand, but i agree, but i, of course, am already trying to be a little ironic on this topic, because look, er, seriously, arresting his statement. well, lately impossible. and by the way, also an interesting moment in ukraine, they gradually began to hate arrestovich. if back in april the wire looked in there, and the great guru broadcasts, how we will defeat russia tomorrow, the victory parade, we will hold everything today, they gradually begin to hate. that is, he receives and, by the way, he will say somewhere that you understand that this was inevitable. well, such an arrest officer should not have been lying. well, a simple formula, but incomprehensible to them, yuri podlyako, our permanent military expert, is in direct contact with us. thank you for the analysis. and

now a fresh briefing to our ministry of defense, where we talk about what the kiev authorities are doing during a special military operation, instead of, well, at least pretending to be watching a fight. against the backdrop of the political catastrophe of kiev in mariupol and the military failures in the donbass by the kiev regime, with the financial support of great britain, organized filming of uplifting events in the form of stories for western and ukrainian audiences, in particular, on may 28, in the area of ​​​​the settlement of meshkovka, mykolaiv region, was filmed staged video materials about the supposedly highly effective use of western weapons by ukrainian nationalists to give the future picture more drama at the insistence of british curators on the set, a reconstruction of the never-existing battle of ukrainian nazis with the roles of opponents of ukrainian nazis taking place in the number of russian servicemen was performed by fastening

red armbands members of the local territorial defense unit in the absence of a trophy on the imaginary opponent of the russian technology appears on ukrainian beta and armored vehicles, the next shooting in the form of stories is planned for june 5, 6, video materials will be devoted. the installation evidence of ordinary ukrainians accusing russia of allegedly intentional shelling of peaceful settlements vasilievich i do n’t understand one thing here. well, no matter how much i don’t understand, but we all know one of our own with white armbands, the red armband is, as it were, an association, probably with the soviet union, they are this is what i have and the red bandages are. uh, at the unit of some dpr, i also saw them. here is a question in another at the beginning of the operation. now they are also at war with the whites. this can be seen from the inclusion of our guys. they slow down a bit. this is, firstly, and, secondly, of course, they very accurately said that this is a group of people in civilian clothes in the frame. it 's just fine i've had one in my life. and the photo correspondent, who actually filmed the

attacking chains in front and remained alive, but rodnik is the case, this is the case when people do nothing at all take risks. they are making movies. pay attention to the camouflage of people with red armbands, it is also ukrainian. and for whom is it designed for a western viewer who just doesn’t understand he was told, look, red armbands, russia, uh, there is a blue armband, ukraine, look, we filmed you in a movie, and about the arrest officer, who says that more precisely, here is silent now. he doesn't know how to justify not coming forward. i think he will justify it. so he will say that a counteroffensive is underway, but it will be a counteroffensive into captivity for sure just as was the extradition into captivity. it’s just that the next next level of captivity is an offensive in the reverse order, as well, in the opposite direction, as i already said, just against russian troops only with the aim of surrendering. such a performance is possible, religion georgievich but, uh, this whole story is for western accounts for western audiences

for western audiences, of course, but not only after all, the information war is going on on all fronts. and especially in ukraine and, of course, not all of the population of ukraine is equally well versed in military ammunition in military weapons, photographs understand there are still women. and there are still children, there are also old people who remember completely different military uniforms and so on, so this will also work for the honesty of the population of ukraine. it seems to me that since this is really another act in the general information war. come on, we use our today's program not only to give assessments by communicating with each other, but also to understand how today's world works, how information and the program spread. this will see in ukraine, let's turn all the same to those who are with weapons in their hands. he is trying to resist our guys with our military unit and let's say again we perceive you as our half-brothers, some of these brothers, due to the fact that they were confused, committed a

crime, became outright nazis. we will judge you. this is just a part. this is the smaller part. we understand that the rest of ukraine is forced to live in today's conditions and is forced to take up arms. do as you have already done, and your fellow citizens, called to army, well, surrendered and, uh, secured, thus ensuring the peace of mind for their families and, perhaps, ensuring the future of ukraine is more accessible than it is. today. i will join your appeal. i want to strengthen it and show a small fragment, despite the fact that the ukrainian military are shelling raisins, they still continue to shell raisins. uh, life in the city. naturally. continues yesterday, almost immediately after those same as you say, our half-brothers confused prod. and another shelling by hurricanes in this city, a child was born in a local hospital. let's see. a

boy was born in our hospital, antoshka is the first child who was born here, yes, in the military hospital, how do you feel? good? all the births took place as a coward from one hospital. congratulations to you from the bottom of our hearts. everything, let it grow big and healthy. congratulations to the kharkiv region, and the very one, for which they seem to stand as a wall, they are shelling with hurricanes, and we organize medical care there, and children are born there and the mothers of our doctors and our children thank the representatives of the people's militia with us in direct contact from lugansk, and lieutenant colonel andrei marochka. andrew hello, how are you? what's going on? i wish ruslan but first of all i want to

say that today the lugansk people's republic celebrates the 84th anniversary of the formation of the voroshilograd region, so this is a small holiday in all of this one. now, uh, let's say a bad news feed. but uh, actually we have some good news, not only uh, happy holidays related, but at the fronts, first of all, i want to note that over the past day there have been. uh, absolutely just one shelling from the armed formations of ukraine. fortunately, there were no casualties and destruction as well. we have made progress in a number of areas. eh, we're gradually liberating. uh, our earth of this brown plague, and uh, now we mainly have a concentration of e in

severodonetsk. e direction, if we take it ourselves , the city of severodonetsk is now receiving a lot of information from this particular settlement point, i want to point out. um, at least people understand what's going on. uh, many people say, why do so many people get confused in numbers for so long, so first of all, uh, confuse the germans, as it arises due to the fact that there is no correct interpretation of the city of severodonetsk, the city of severodonetsk is about 40 m² of them, uh, about half. uh, this is tentatively an industrial zone, so when people say that we have completely liberated, severodonetsk either does not completely go. uh, an interpretation of either, uh, a locality in a residential area, or a residential area with promo development. here on i want to put an end to this so that people understand , uh, about. from the industrial zone itself, now we are

receiving a number. intelligence data, they are contradictory, we check them, but first of all i want to touch on such a topic, which is now very actively promoted. this is the presence of peaceful people in this enterprise. e, we, first of all, received information from those who were taken prisoner that there really are civilians there. the local gauleiter also made a statement, who said that there were about 800 civilians there are residents, but now, uh, another information has come to us that there, uh, there may not even be civilians and that's it. this is done informational questions in order to hinder our progress, because we they know perfectly well that every human life is very important for us. and now we are currently checking this information and, uh, if it

turns out to be true, then you. well, probably, you can already appreciate the degree of the cynicism, uh, with which such statements are made, but along with the theme, we, of course, will act very carefully. uh, because well, do not forget that this is a chemical enterprise. a lot of ammonia and nitrogen nitrogen mineral fertilizers, sodium nitrate were produced there. uh, urea, nitric acid, methanol, formaldehyde, all of these, let's say, very dangerous explosive and poisonous substances can be located on the territory of this enterprise, i can also note that if they try to blow up those tanks in the ukrainian place, and with some chemicals, they will think that they will harm us like this so i want to assure them that there are chemicals that will spread along on the ground, not in fact the bomb shelters they are in, they will arrange gas

chambers for themselves there so that the situation is difficult and tense, but planned combat work is underway . today irina yarovaya was co-represented from the north of donetsk to the parliamentary commission on the investigation of the activities of american biological laboratories in ukraine . let's listen. may 25 according to official diplomatic channels washington well, the invitation of the parliamentary commission was transmitted, and in this document we reflected the position that ignoring the invitation of the parliamentary commission and refusing to provide information necessary for the parliamentary investigation. it may be considered as confirmation of the unplausible activities of the us government agencies in the

creation and operation of a biological laboratory on the territory of ukraine, which we reserve the right to report. as a result of the investigation in official report, today is the tenth day of silence by victoria nut and her assistants, which in itself even more reflects the essence of the dangerous nature of the research and the entire us military biolaboratory project . ilya, indeed, the topic with biolaboratories somehow quietly left the western media space, the statement of political figures, generally left the ukrainian one, by the way, too, but i pedaled about them, but in fact, in reality, we never heard interest from western partners, generally raising this topic. we showed the documents asked questions in response to silence, in fact and this deal with repeatedly and this one concerns not only

biological laboratories. in general, in principle , the whole process that takes place on the territory of ukraine in this case, we can talk about the techniques that stand out. and that help, which is supposedly help, and in my understanding. this is just a convenient scheme for enrichment and western politicians. why 'cause all the help that comes tonight she comes on charitable foundations that control zelensky's people and how it is then distributed without taking into account nobody knows, in general, in fact, so we have become witnesses. we all have witnessed a huge spectacle that was played out before the world community by a rather realistic and bloody arranged by the west, which managed to realize its tasks in this spectacle and fulfill the goals set by individual politicians. earned money. american military lobbies. increased our budgeting account, imposing sanctions on the russian federation and

this whole process. someday he can really find out the truth and become truthful so that this does not happen. what you need to do is just shut up no, no way. this is where you are wrong. no matter no body no body no. see the case to remove the witness, so i want to tell you this whole history of ukraine and this. the performance it will gradually be curtailed, because when ukraine loses its statehood and will be cleared by and large , and at that moment there will already be questions just a few and all questions about american biolabs. or let's figure it out and audit the allocated money, because today the american society is already asking biden questions. is there an audit and this design is the most inconvenient, so believe me, the history of ukrainian confrontation and the existence of the state, in which he knows a large number of

secrets, ends up agreeing. and let's show an unusual flag, but a new version of the ukrainian flag in this way, and in dublin, the organizers gay parade decided to support ukraine and portrayed. uh, geyflag. here is this rainbow famous format of the ukrainian flag, as if hinting to us what, uh? what are they with them? uh, zelensky, it seems to me personally, what to pay attention to. yes, the ukrainian stripes will be wider than the rainbow stripes, that is, the most ardent representatives of this rainbow group. but there is a feeling that zelensky assumed such a development of events acted as such a certain prophet, when he was a good comedian, there was such a time, let's recall. ukraine if honestly, between us, it reminds me of an actress from german

adult films. that is, it is ready to accept in any quantity from any side. timofey well, to such an extent, in any quantity. on any side , support from gays is what is needed now in ukraine; they are already creating combat units. sorry fighting buggers. i am not kidding. they hang a chevron there. well, that's it, you laugh, there are chevrons with unicorns, and there is a bearded man, a bearded man says, and i'm already being addressed. she. uh, that's how we have a tolerant society and now antonina yes, a beard, you understand that this is political technology, but what does it build on, because it is , uh, where is it in dublin, right? and here are the people in dublin and not only in dublin and those who organize everything, it's them, and they are not in dublin so they expect ukrainians to like it, of course, of course, europe with the same europe here they are the very ones

look at this , fighting buggers, no kidding is absolutely a medical term. excuse me, here is a chevron with a unicorn and i specially show timofey excuse me, i just want to warn our military, if they meet unicorns. don't turn your back on them, please, but let's listen. ukrainian fighters volunteers oleksandr zhuhan tanina romanova collect things to return to military service their uniforms have the rare distinction of a unicorn on a patch just below the national flag status symbol as an lgbt couple who are ukrainian soldiers the couple do not call themselves lgbt activists but they are both openly talk about their sexual orientation. romanova identifies herself as not binary personality and uses a pronoun. she is zhuh and does not claim that the mythical beast carries an important message for all lgbt soldiers. so it

happened in 2014, when the war with russia and many people began. they just said that there are no gays in the army, and they chose the unicorn because it looks like a fantastic, non-existent creature. so he became a symbol of lgbtq representatives in the army , there was neither aggression nor bullying. it was a little. usually for the rest, but over time, people began to call me antonina, some even addressed me with the pronoun she. timofeinuyu izyn that you got this topic for discussion. you, as a great expert on combating political pressure, are not gay, but in fact, it seems to me that this is no joke. if so, we can laugh, but this is used from the point of view of technology by people who, let's say, are not so stupid now. if god forbid with this antonina, something will happen on the battlefield. uh, say that a russian kills gays because of his homophobia. yes, yes, but let's really

once again a rival. yes, it means that the term bugger is really not abusive. this is quite a medical terminology . yes, it means there is still an old russian word, which is also not abusive or some kind of obscene. here it is half-forgotten, the peasant is already, which means, besides, a lodge. this is how we called it in russian, and it quite qualifies this phenomenon for itself. this means that the fact that this is used means vagitation in political technology. well, yes, it is used, of course, because it is, in principle, i'm waiting for when it will appear on the flag of the united states and then they give only often paint rainbow i'm so i'm waiting for it to officially appear when over the white house under it, because i don't understand why it hasn't been raised yet? well, it's time to biden.

of course it should have been raised. she calmly climbed to the official cities of sodom and gomorrah and they perished. in general, from the bombing, right? so, well, as it is written in a well-known book, which begins with a capital letter of cannes, but for ukraine and ukrainians. it must be liked. here on this built. it's not just not just that america is a sign. yes, you should like it. that's where they come from. well, it will be necessary to understand when and how. a colleague said that there will be a cleansing of ukraine . well, it must happen, because if it doesn’t happen, these will be the majority. what is political technology? polytechnology is when the following goals are achieved with money, so that people correctly vote this first one later, so that they support the revolution overthrows. uh-huh it's the second and third so they support the transformation themselves into an enemy of russia well, if they like it, they

still like it, you understand, well, what to do, then everything will continue in this direction, because what was the idea of ​​the american political idea, which inevitably then leads, of course, to military to military continuation. well , if ukraine is happy to become an enemy of russia and go to russia, there will already be some success in this direction. well, then why shouldn't the baltic states do this anymore? i'll explain why you are actually a very complex and correct question. raised, because in europe, not all the united states at the same time hungary is a country that manifests itself extremely. eh, on your own. i will allow myself in relation to this side such a word promotes. uh, hungarian interests. she is sanctioned. here is a congressman from the united states proposed to impose sanctions against hungary for refusing to emberg russian oil. yes , the news hungary voiced a wind protest against cyril's sanctions it really is. now the fight

that's going on it's quite religious and they happen to be my colleague was quoted at home gomorrah and in general, everything that happened with such cities. why because kiev is actually ukraine now, this is a performance society was such a formula for the hydroboron of the french philosopher, the society of the performance, in which everything is turned upside down, and not in its place. and what kind of ukrainian nationalists are they, if they accept these chevrons with unicorns, here, and they rest on such work, fighter. yes, they ask me for this word azov will stand next to these unicorns, if this fighter is, but angry, ideological. yes, there e dmitry dontsova metro dontsova integral. okay dear sir. but did you read father andrey shepetitsky there, which was developed by a ukrainian nationalist. well, he obviously won't approve. here these round dances will become next to the unicorn, it all reminds already. in fact, not even any nationalism. i don't know people. it's just that in fact they hitched one thing, they hitched on a friend. they drew some kind of signs on their wholes, they do n’t understand what it is, then they jump with these chevrons, but this is completely absurd and uh

leader is a comedian. by the way, remember that in the middle ages, a comedian was considered in a religious interpretation in religious optics to be representatives of the devil. i mean, it really was. the jester here the jester appeared during the satural. it was the devil's guide, so basically this country is possessed. excuse me, but i have to admit. what is happening there is a performance. this is a society of the obsessed, and what we see there, ukrainian nationalists calmly accept these chevrons with such, and with such cheerful nuclear-colored unicorns. it already really serious. although for the image. how they get close. i know how to turn my back, bend down a little and stand up dmitry georgievich a. a. i agree, but uh, not here. e contradictions society performance. this is a society brought to the absurdity of political technology, when people live an unreal life, but a life made up by some people who provide a tv picture with a video sequence and so on, and therefore the appearance of comedians in such a situation. the post of president is also quite a logical

thing. only we must, uh, how would predict. and what will happen next with this comedian, because i have no doubt that the goals of our special military operation will be achieved, and why money is being invested in him now, because part of the money that ukraine gives ukraine the united states of america is cut into part of the united states itself reaches ukraine, settles. so zelensky is right, but zelensky will need it, and then, when he leaves the territory of ukraine, he will live somewhere in canada or in the usa, like many ukrainian migrants are different parents who received citizens to head organizations that will be engaged in various activities in relation to russia a. if he refuses, then they will get him some analogue of the magnitsky law, they will call it the zelensky law and say dear welcome to the corruption schemes, please, what to send to him? something in this i do not doubt. lack of water light

destroyed houses the residents of mariupol scare much less than the return of ukraine let's listen to them. like russia nothing will change, no will there be a former hell with these jackals who shot women and children in general at the civilian population. i mean, uh, the fact that i was hospitalized here. here i have a hand lumbago, sniper all the way. this is a dictatorial nazi regime, and, which ukraine sowed everywhere, it did not give anything. she did not bring any peace, only sheer pressure through this ukrainian language, which everyone hates. we need the russian language, we are russian people and we, uh, want to return, as they say to our state in russia

good day to everyone, the information channel on the first in live time will tell anatoly kuzichev olesya loseva and we will start we are not with russia's military operation in ukraine, but with those bright events that are taking place in the world that stole it in the uk the platinum anniversary of the reign, so the country walks for four whole days on occasion elizabeth ii rules longer than four her predecessors, together with bribes, during this time managed to change 14 british prime ministers and the same number of us presidents, but queen elizabeth herself will not be able to take part in the festivities, as reported by buckingham palace. uh, the queen is experiencing some discomfort. we know why in essence? here, uh, in fact, here, well , always imagine the anniversary of 70 years on the throne, all

that. so the honor of the holiday is military aircraft. they flew over the british parliament building and painted it. that is, of course, the sky is the color of the british flag, but then things intervened. uh, russian military intelligence in the form of a white cloud. well, it did. accordingly, the russian tricolor, respectively, the queen, is in shock and feels discomfort. boris johnson habitually reaches for a bottle of kidding. this is mine so to speak interpretation. in any case, the times newspaper could not resist publishing for the anniversary, the queen. here is a caricature that comes to mind on this occasion, you understand, yes, johnson is lying with bottles, the queen is standing, a joke is remembered. ah. andrey knyshev. remember one little boy got married oh no, married to his grandmother. and when he died, his grandmother got all his fortune. that's about it. time will tell, we are working live, we continue to follow the progress, the special military operation

of russia in ukraine was celebrated in mariupol on june 1 children's day was a real holiday for the children. the first football match was held, children's concerts, competitions. well, what do you think, this holiday of childhood in ukraine naturally could not help but notice on children on children of ukrainian children, how are you? uh, the ukrainians say, uh, angry comments rained down, listen. these are the accomplices of the invaders, no more discontinuous, the russian world would have waited there. they, too, will grow up all the guys. anyone who has even been near a tricolor doormat for even a minute is infected with a terrible disease with the splendor of the brain and the only way to treat it is a gas chamber, so yes, bursting would be there, but the only way to treat this monstrous disease. this is a gas chamber, as it turned out, those people, of course, need treatment. who writes this. this is such a network, do

you understand the mosquito? yes? here, ah, well, mosquitoes always live, where in the swamp you understand, yes, when you drain the swamp, only mosquitoes disappear. now the main task is simply to drain the swamp. and these here is this squeak all that's network mosquito squeak. he must go because they will fly apart. there simply will not be this microenvironment in which they live, that's all, and live in a swamp. yes, of course, i remember trump when the president came to an end. i wanted to drain our own washington swamp, and i think we do. yes, i think we dry it, of course, and there are a lot of these mosquitoes, as you put it, always clouds on that one. you just understand, then here is such an image. well, how good it would be, how funny, figuratively cheerful, and so on, yes, but listen, it means that people would write explosive words there about the boys who play football. there would be no discontinuity there or the best way to treat russianness from the russian world. this is a gas chamber, you understand the malice of aggression and you understand everything, this is embarrassing. i'm not that

embarrassing, it makes you think about the fact that if they, as they imagine and dream, come, they will liberate the same mariupol, what will they do, what will they do with the children. this is their intention. they are notorious. uh, it's just that nazi terrorists say that if we liberate mariupol, according to the text, we will come and put these children in the gas chamber. here and that's it. discontinuous would be there with us now in direct contact with melitopol, the head of the military civil administration of zaporo. region evgeny balitsky evgeny hello hello, we will now talk there about very interesting events taking place in your country and we are talking about and about nationalization and so on, but first, about mosquitoes. you must have heard the last part of our conversation. well , the truth is, i'm completely shocked by these comments so far. i'm trying to understand them, really so much really the whole country has gone crazy and turned into these bloodsuckers or or it's just the most so to speak, the brightest representatives are the most active. here and according to sergey's figurative expression in lines. here is a-and in your area, so to

speak, the swamp is drained, it is draining, how are things going with it. it can be seen that you, of course, are 8 years old after all. we have been living in this for 8 years, you see, we are already very calm about this. let the dog bark there, the caravan goes on. we treat it in such a way that, i, too, am all behind. this is what we are working on. but everything that is screaming there, these guys are zigging, don't pay attention is coming, a military special military operation. it goes according to plan, and it will end, and how about this swamp. you said it's all going on, but we need to work, got it? okay great advice. so then, well, what are you looking at, yesterday you signed a cash register for nationalization belonging to ukraine and property. this is what kind of property we are talking about, its quantity and the technique of this very nationalization, i ask. i will read here literally one paragraph very briefly, so that there are no different shadows to nationalize. actually zaporozhye region,

land plots natural resources objects of a strategic sector of the economy, property owned by ukraine as of february 24, 2020 2022, that is, we are talking about objects such as railways, but about objects such as roads, and thermal plots and allotments that belonged to the national state, in no case are we talking about private property. we created, uh, zaporozhye. or rather, in this case, while it is called the melitopol railway. from which includes a section of the kherson road and all adjacent sections of railways, in our zaporozhye region, which included a wagon depot, a locomotive depot, objects of strategic importance. these are high-voltage lines of the line going to us, to the crimea 35 lines, which

are located along the roads. these are high-voltage land objects that belonged to the state of ukraine, we cannot abandon these objects, because most of them are strategic people. on the railroad, receive money. and, if ukraine does not pay money, then how should we? we cannot allow chaos on our land, therefore, objects. and tell me, please, yes. and tell me, please, evgeny and now the status is licensed property. what will it be, roughly speaking, whose property? to date, for the time being, in any case, uh, the property of the states. well, it is, if we talk about the state, then we are still acting according to the laws of ukraine uh-huh, but the zaporozhye region, in this case took responsibility and the zaporizhia region took these objects on its balance sheet, because

today they are not funded, people do not receive salaries, and there are objects that store several tonamics, there are objects that store dangerous gases and allow an ownerless attitude to this for the duration of the event special operation. we cannot, therefore, a decree was created, which we nationalized and took control of for the duration of the special operation. i understand correctly that in the zaporozhye region. is there more so to speak an object which, so to speak , is of great importance in the international sense is a nuclear power plant. quite right, yes, but tell me what kind of her is what well, what is her fate. i see that ukrainian publics are discussing and speculating there with might and main, so to speak, this topic. this is the only facility in the zaporozhye region that we cannot yet take on the balance sheet of the zaporozhye region due to the fact that it is under control. by allowing any movements associated with the transition and temporary to see exactly

since we can do it, therefore, the negotiation process of representatives of the mgt is enough. and as soon as it is reached, this station will also be taken on the balance of the region and will work as usual to provide electricity to the crimea perfectly. thank you very much yevgeny kryma well, of course, yevgeny balysky was in direct contact with us, the head of the military civil administration of the zaporozhye region. well , listen to me, this image of actually blood-sucking e does not leave, not only in the literary, so to speak, sense, but also quite specific so to say practical. and here, for example, in the kherson region. i didn’t ask , i should have asked evgeny. yes, it is known that they are switching to russian operators there, that is, they also call connections to ukrainian numbers , that is, they threaten the sbu from there. they say what will happen to them and so on. that is, there is still a practically aspect. yes, of course. and you said about the kherson region. yes , and zaporozhye is there, now it is already actively starting to work, the mobile operator of the donetsk people's

republic of the phoenix here's the meadow. that is, there is such a large association of mobile operators, and in each locality, which again comes under control, let's say returns. so, too, in the native harbor. this is also a strategic task. and communication is one of the first. yes, because e is often in settlements . there is no connection, neither ukrainian nor russian, not any local. here. and as for the picture that we are now seeing, i just arrived from mariupol literally yesterday morning from near kharkov but here we were at the forefront in the thorns, i talked with these children who play football, and behind the scenes children's holidays for the smallest, along with life-size puppets, along with face painting with distribution of gifts with a bunch of competitions. i talk to my parents. i say, and you are not afraid of parents, but discontinuous and there. yes, they see what they write. i just, you know, i asked a question. here is a young mother with three children. i say, listen and you are not afraid. well, that is, the accumulation of something else, he says, while russia tells us nothing fearfully. that's why and no one has any doubts. and

what you say, that's right, a colleague said, and i took the textbooks excitedly. i have spoken to them about this many times. he was taught there for 8 years, and ours, comrades, zaporizhia confirms this. they live in this understanding, they are brought up by qi and malice. they say that the dpr, the lpr are terrorists, that russia is greece. i want everyone to remember this word. we are literally in a few minutes about who and whom and what teaches this is just amazing it will be interesting right now not to miss through in a couple of minutes we will, so to speak, show you clearly. what is taught in the ukrainian school eduard basurin is in direct contact with us, the deputy head of the people's militia department of the dpr let's say hello. friends are glad to see you, make us a sound, please, we guessed that you were greeted, but we didn’t hear it now. thank you the day before. you said that our military should, in a few days, well, i ’ll take the ukrainian group into the cauldron in the region of lisichansk, severodonetsk, how is it today

how are things going, is your prediction coming true? yes, our hopes, thank you. i don't go back on my words. i said that give us a few days and this group of ukrainian military. uh, in this region they will be completely blocked, and it will become a cauldron of these events, so these stuffings are being made about the fact that severodonetsk was a cunning operation. it was necessary to pass the lure. and after that, we will give you now, so they give, and now it’s draping from there, therefore, in this regard, everything is fine. i probably would like more, probably oh friend now talk to you. here we are capturing more and more. the so-called nato weapons, and now we come to the conclusion that the crest has once again been bred. because those grenade launchers for the most part that come, they are not suitable. here is what we can use. we take for ourselves, but we just start, and what we don’t, and we

recycle, because it’s possible to create the impression that the west is supplying us with weapons so that we can recycle them, because they don’t have money for this, uh, you understand? i understand, motherfucker everything goes in everything there is a divorce. from light to heavy, and ukrainians believe that the whole world is behind them. no one is behind them. there were two attempts in these two days. this is in the area of ​​​​gorlovka, a breakthrough of our positions. in two days, we destroyed 50 ukrainian fighters, two tanks, four infantry fighting vehicles, and a truck. and it is they who again rolled back to the positions they were in, and this demoralizes them very seriously. why lately have we often been talking about the fact that the fighters of the invisible front, because there is no other way i’ll call them or they go over to our side, they surrender or leave in units deep into ukraine and then they write all sorts of videos that they don’t want to

die for their relatives ukraine but because of such unfortunate military men who constantly send them to slaughter, therefore, they have a plan for such a departure far, but this is according to plan. well, yes, i understand that you are hinting at this famous, so to speak , consideration of alexei arrestovich. me in a nutshell. now i will tell our viewers who wrote so to speak. what do you think, we gave up, severodonetsk no, we lured the russians to severodonetsk why didn't he explain? well, i don’t know, maybe such a military trick is to make minced meat out of us. uh, well, as i understand it, judging by you , by your face and by his expression, so far with minced meat. everything is not very good for them, so to speak, it turns out. well, thank god and only sash, thank you very much for this comment. eduard basurin was in direct contact with us from the beginning. people's militia department of the dpr and now i want to turn to alexander kots, because it is clear that here we are, we are studying maps, we listen, so to speak. e inclusion we are, well, we have a sense of the operational situation and so

on. but sasha has no feelings. just knowledge solid emotions. that's enough. please tell us how, uh, how is it from there? here from the ground you can see the operational situation, as you understand it, including a military trick to lure the russians, severodonetsk, for example, according to alexander, they also lured the frontier to rubizhnoye , now there is a connection. here we are talking about communication. indeed, this is, uh, the most important component in establishing a peaceful life for me. hmm, i have something to compare with, because for a long time i first worked in the kiev region. there was no connection there, and people in the kharkiv region really lacked it. this is, first of all, the search for relatives and find out how it is in general. and your dad, mom feels himself in some locality , there is no such connection, that is, we tried to provide it to ordinary people when i was driving from raisins, completely broken, where there is none. no running water, no electricity, no communications, no working shops, and i entered and after kupinsk into the lugansk people's republic on its liberated territories. it was as if i was in another world, working shops. uh,

established connection. uh, working cafes, electricity, running water, when i saw a working, uh, gas station. well, i had a culture shock. i've been gas stations due for the last month and a half. by that time i had not seen it at all. and this nevertheless suggests that signs of statehood are being established in the liberated territories, and of the lugansk people's republic they are, of course, in to a lesser extent suffered from the impact of artillery impact of cities such as happiness, and the new aydara svatov starobelsk but nonetheless gigantic. as i understand it, fortunately not in the way donetsk suffers, because it was thrown back very quickly. ah, for predators. eh, nenko to a safe distance. where? artillery systems do not reach the capital of the lpr, and for these 3 months that i worked on different sectors of the front. for myself, uh, i deduced such a pattern in the actions of the

ukrainian troops. you know they are very good are able to defend. but they can be hammered at one artillery position for weeks, they will not leave from there, they will go down under the floors, they will hide in bunkers, but they will leave these positions. they will wait until the end, and the artillery will come out and start trying to attack us in small maneuverable groups, but as soon as it comes to close combat, well, as they say at the front, up to the shooter, when you can see the enemy at a distance of 20-30 m, when it comes to application. uh, automatic weapons. here they are not stand they begin to roll back. and so, what happened in severodonetsk is exactly that , yes, what happened in svetlodarsk. is that exactly it eh? what, and in severodonetsk they acted, well, from the east of the unit, but the russian special forces, and the north of the ahmad unit, which is mistakenly called chechen. although i worked with this division. this is a typical example of an

international division. these are volunteer guys from all over russia who have completed training courses in gudermes. uh, spetsnaz institute and they arrived and their specialization is either urban battles or, and the fighting is in e, the forest strip, and i was talking with the commander of this unit, obtelluddin. he said even there about three weeks ago that the main thing for us is to catch on. here is the first street. then we will crush them . we will not leave them behind. here they were hooked, slowly squeezed out, it cannot be said that they just took it and ran away. yes, they are very competently departing from their layered defenses. but here's the melee shooting they can't stand it, i see well, that's it, yeah, why are they ready? i understand , thank you very much sasha. very interesting, very useful, e russian masovich. and now, from the point of view, so to speak, of a military expert of a military military specialist. here, severodonetsk and

lisichansk this is what military cunning means. as i understand it, severodonetsk is a little lower, and the forest is now a little higher, and, so to speak, not not on the map, but physically higher. yes, therefore, it is very, very important strategically, so to speak, heights are strategic points. why could they? i am everything i just can't get out of my head. this means military cunning we were lured there, says the arrestovich. it is clear that, most likely, bullshit , but nonetheless. let's try, so to speak, to unwind this tangle. it's hard to understand the logic. at least it is worth the point of view that , uh, up to two tank battalions have recently been outlined in artyomovsk. uh, these are those 60 tanks and c 200 supplied by poland. but if the polish tanks were hung on the echelon without dynamic armor, then there are already pictures in artyomovsk, they arrived already with hinged dynamic is the same for

full. yes, it's a serious car. so, how can you use, uh, two tank battalions, it 's strong, well, quite large. striking force that can be carried out some kind of counterattack, of course, not a counterattack from one side to the other. now, if you move this map a little bit, there, uh, zoom out, er, zoom in, or zoom in. it can be seen there that the settlements are very well located, where you can take the next intermediate line. defense. this is already a little west of artemovsk. well artyomov, too will be an intermediate boundary, that is, as we move forward and there is a threat of encirclement, but our strength is not enough to break off a large piece, which means, uh, whether we can swallow it or not, therefore, the tactic of slowly experiencing it quietly in small pieces, breaking off, means easier to chew and

swallow, respectively. here severodonetsk is one of those little pieces, but geography. hmm of our hemisphere, uh, all the right banks are higher than the left, and we felt this very well during the civil war, when advanced to the west and during the great patriotic war when they advanced to the west and we still have the dnieper ahead of us and under the dnieper we will see how much higher the western coast is, bitch. right bank. yes, i understand, yes, but, uh, some kind of military trick, about which you can talk. uh, if considering the entire special military operation, then these are those counterattacks on kharkovsky nikolaevsky well , in the kherson direction, uh, which the ukrainian side tried to carry out, again, a counterattack

one hmm well planned and executed counterattack. if these counterattacks were planned, they were leveled by fire, e, a cut of the far. defeat, well, it is clear near kharkov this was carried out . here, uh, a counterattack of a very narrow relatively narrow meaning, and under kherson even more narrowly. yes, but, but they can, on the one hand , carry a distracting character, because we understand that the fourth wave of mobilization, oh, which we remember, we forget the supply of equipment, which we are not all of, which we have already supplied ukraine, uh, destroyed and see at the forefront. it remains somewhere in the center of ukraine, and i understand it cannot be discounted. can't be underestimated. you can’t say that, here, uh, everything is absolute. we will see this, and most importantly, that we notice before

they begin to use this counterattack grouping, which they already thank their parents for. we are many, what we have seen is the most we notice. now i want you. to show the work of our military, it was filmed by izvestia correspondent denis kulaga russian artillery controls a strategic area, routes artyomovsk-lysichansk. this tactic allows you to cut off a very large group of ukrainian militants. look at lisichansk. the gun has to watch the plinters. the guns work very fast. and if there are several hits, then the crews hide in cover, well, respectively, we are also in cover so that the return projectile does not hit us.

yes, when a conversation comes up in this studio that we were allegedly lured to severodonetsk from the words of an arrest officer, we were lured to donbass for 8 years and we have a lot of work to do on all directions, including the need to do something with such a ukrainian consciousness, and now you will understand what this ukrainian consciousness is and what kind of jewelry work lies ahead. here is an example of a conversation between a ukrainian girl, who, as she believes, has great knowledge of historical facts with a man, well, who clearly understands something in history. listen between russia and between russia there is a difference what you do not know what is the difference? how do they know? you are a ukrainian with us, that's right, because i wrote a story for you your ruler catherine, no

rulers wrote, historians. which of your rulers is mentioned here, which one was it? in 988, we were christened kievan rus rus russia then did not exist at all vladimir vladimir you know that he was born in novgorod as a prince of novgorod and came to kiev with novgorod. ekaterina said, the second yes ekaterina, and you know what kind of surname vladimir was, what kind of rurikovich, that is his great-grandfather was rurik and the first prince who came to kiev from novgorod was prince oleg, he was

rurik's combatant, he also came with novgorod, and according to one version, he founded moscow in 880 and he was by no means a ukrainian, you know? volodymyr was not ukrainians, such a lek was not ukrainians and rurik was not, how could rurik be ukrainian. okay, okay, no, why are you satisfied with the girl. open the document, there are documents, chronicle sources. there are byzantine ones, whether this is a pinching chronicle of ours. in particular. tale temporary years. where does the russian come from and where did it come from? i don't know who wrote this crap to you, but i want to tell you one thing. come on, it's rapture, it's pure unadulterated . delight, you understand, this, of course,

this, of course, to admire this means one insulting thing. here is the girl. eh, beautiful, but stupid. and this is me without trying to offend her. but it's just a fact. you've seen it's a historical fact. catherine didn’t tell us this, we guessed it ourselves. here is nikita sergeevich well, olesya, you see how, uh, she let this story down, in my opinion, absolutely amazing, she didn’t let her down no matter how the word education, but the word consciousness and c. even though we, well, do smirk. and in general, we laugh about it actually. now, perhaps, i will tell a contradictory phrase to the ukrainians, they should be given their due . tutorials comics cartoons children's activities here it would seem it would seem these things. they are on the surface. yes, but they really work, because everything is new and new generation

in ukraine, it really lives. here in this new formed reality, and it does not matter that this is an absolute illusion. and it does not matter that these are regular historical myths. another important thing is that it works. the next step is we realize that it is yes, that it is, and now and now attention is a question. if you dry it, so to speak, sorry, therefore, to the image, but if seryozha were to drain the swamp on you, there are basics and so on we and we understand, by what methods and forces this is done, but we dry it, but we dry it. and this and this imagine how it is sits deep in exactly the same way, yes, not in one year, maybe not in two, you can fix it. i explain the russian world, including russian, because it comes there, the russian language, russian culture, russian literature, russian textbooks, russian education and others. there is no need to indulge yourself with the illusion that people who are brought up on these books, if, nevertheless, their territory is explored. by the way, i'm sure that the girl, firstly, she speaks perfect russian. here's a small one. by the way, i would be surprised if it

is located, for example, on the territory of odessa the region, which is actually part of ukraine well , roughly speaking, just catherine said, nikita yes, i didn’t leave, by the way, odessa catherine also tell her about catherine about her role, so to speak in odessa, lord, therefore a very big job and again this may seem strange, even you need to learn from the enemy. you honestly need to study, because the way they do the west is not in the central ukraine. but look at this education. this is a constant work with youth. this is working with opinion leaders. it long. i explain this process, in many ways we are now returning not even to february 24, or not to the maidan there. uh, before all these stories, we absolutely did not work with young people and worked with opinion leaders. do you know how many organizations we had on the territory of ukraine that were engaged in soft power? three while pro-western funds. there were centurions will become our

territory one way or another in any case, either we will control it, or we really will enter it in the next walkie-talkie, but we need money and we need specialists, if the direction of work is understandable. this is work. yes , long-term is look 10 years. and this infection can be clear. general concept. it is clear that certain rights are certain. let's be specific. look specifically. let's look at this girl. here's the truth. e, i repeat, there is the fifth time. we really pay attention to it. she's beautiful, she's beautiful, but there's something wrong with her brains, which means she's like this with an excellent russian language, which means, well , they did something with her head that i don't know done. yes, therefore, what nikita says about the rules specifically with her specifically with her, what sasha, what sergey will tell her when she meets, what they will do, that she will cease to be like that, or everything or she must be put out of brackets. there is nothing to be done about her. it must be torn out of the information field in which it is located, so i go to the liberated territory in the same in the same luhansk region. there, it just hurts the eyes from the yellow-

blocked there at every school. uh, the sign behind the predator of ukraine is there in every square a monument to heroes, or even so on and so forth. i'm returning from the front, and i'm in moscow in moscow, i've been in moscow for three days, i haven't seen, until i bring a single poster with the letter z or with the letter in us a very good time. we now have a very good time to build an ideology for at least our country and for those territories that we liberate, because as long as we have nothing to offer them. they lived for 8 years in a confined space. they had very aggressive over building very aggressive and up again. here you have to rip it out. here uh, and out of this uh out of this nightmare and u dip. eh, as if in our aggressive propaganda, our good propaganda so that they see, as it were, and, uh, there our youth, that is, some exchanges to communicate with

teachers, some programs. i just want to emphasize this once again, it's true, besides hot water, there is electricity and other household services. do not know how to say the convenience of the conditions. yes , that's what we can and must, but bring what we must carry gauges. seryozh what idea? excuse me huh? girls need instead of this porridge. yes, what other dish about the girl and soft power. you know, i've been looking. ah. here is the dialogue. eh, and it's not just sports, so to speak, how to interpret history. and i thought that, looking at this girl, i began to think, how old is she? well, probably in the area, well, how many years 18-20 yes, about yes, well, somewhere in the region of 20 years. yes, 2022. and now, and after all, the first ukrainian maidan yushchenko, he just takes its origins, when at the beginning of the 2000s, then there is this girl who was born and formed when

there was an active construction of this new myth. here, where, in fact, as an excellent student. this game was born approximately. yes, in those years, when the book was written, ukraine is not russia, you don’t need to condemn it a little. she is actually excellent. you understand that school of the new school, which was created very actively. again i return to this image of a swamp until it is drained. it will be part of this micro-environment of this ecosystem. that's where, of course yes? when to destroy, right? how can we see her she she? well look. here's one more time. yes, i try it this way, it's always more interesting, especially if we take her very simply, this particular girl. so let's say she's there, well, tell her something good, either really, or not, but girl let's go to school again. that's what you're from the very beginning something in the first yes historically. here on this she has already taught you what. no, i'm in

that something that you were taught should switch into consciousness. forget it. it was topical history, so-called, and now there will be a real story. here, the real story instead of the so -called actual history, which is whimsical, like a rubik's cube puts together some kind of a puzzle that is beneficial to the ukrainian myth, uh, different. you seem to me, girl, yes, do not agree to go to school, please know, i will continue the idea of ​​everything that has been said here. here he is alexander, well, i also travel, but he travels much more here on all counts. there is even a fence stalls yellow and blue, there are power lines, yellow and blue, you will hear, we need to stop meat. sorry for being direct. here i am somehow, this is a good question, and i don’t know, i already talked with social networks, i started talking, just in time for the russian fact the letter z to appear in my office. youth should work with youth methods. that's all right, but everything you say is about raising a new generation,

which you certainly are, she is a pretty young girl. well, let's just say they are all children in social networks, like our youth somewhere, and absolutely and what we are doing now in russia accordingly, a and we are already starting to do there. and this is who you are, sorry? here, well, again, alexander most likely knows you go to those who in russia are one content. you even come in with so far with well, ukrainian numbers plus 38, you immediately have different content in tiktok, just at a simple level, and right now there is a struggle with it, but the question is what to do with it. and to her, when he starts to appear, another feed on social networks will already shift consciousness, and step by step and i can tell you e already now our guys from the young guard of the united russia they simply create volunteer detachments and attract locals, not only from russia, we bring children here, we take teachers and have already agreed to retrain a huge number of teachers in crimea so that they understand. how is it now, respectively, so that they pump over, and and so

on, so i would, well, work with social networks, everything overheats, because young people are like that, they are subject to fashion, and what will become fashionable and some trends will be set in social networks. they won't go there. and the new generation. we will educate, just there you should understand that you annoy her, this man is clearly well versed in history, but the elderly man he pisses her off to everything else that he means to teach her, as it were, how the subconscious sounds. and, of course, some young, handsome guy from another era. here, uh, i would say listen to you lied all these years. estimate he is rurik well, where to go? everything, look at the trends, of course, this is all right. we have work to do, generally no end, but the fact is that the whole world is asking something completely different trends. and the world is zeroing out everything, uh, it's just possible, that's the cancellation culture. she scares few people. e world promotes and terrorism and piracy. and if from the western

countries, we are already used to this, then, look what is happening, but in sri lanka, sri lanka, which is now experiencing difficulties with products. there are, in general, a lot, and all sorts of protest rallies and so on, the sri lankan authorities detained aerobes for 330 company 200 passengers. mouth, despite the fact that sri lanka air travel in march provided the federal air transport agency with guarantees regarding the non- detention of aircraft of russian airlines for a reason, allegedly due to a commercial dispute with a leasing company, according to flightradar at an international airport. colombo, the russian plane was detained there this morning, it arrived from sheremetyevo on a return flight, it was supposed to take off at 10:20 and arrive in moscow at 19:35. but according to the online scoreboard of sheremetyevo, the landing of this flight is expected tomorrow at 19:40, but again, nothing is known, and according to some sources, a spare

aircraft will be sent to sri lanka. but when this happens, while it is not clear to resolve the issue, it has already grown, the aviation situation is really very much like that. e, controversial is now in touch with us, of course, the passenger of the delayed flight elena mysycheva elena is in touch with you hello mashacheva elena hello, hear us, i will very briefly and clearly ask an understandable question, what is the situation now, if understanding with departure? that is, we do not know at all, we live in a hotel. we are fed by aeroflot for something, the hotel is good with this is all right, but we don’t have any information, no rumors, nothing to say, nothing says, when it’s still written on the online scoreboard that the departure is 19:35, like yes? today, we

will also receive an email or sms notification from that information. in the end, we didn't get anything. we have a common telegram chat. everyone who well on this flight. in general, nothing came to anyone, but they were placed in two hotels. we have 200 people here. we don’t have any information here, it’s clear and you are accommodated in hotels at the expense of aeroflot let’s do it again to tell. naturally yes. well, thanks to god , thank you very much, but i can tell you in the sixth that i hope everything will be resolved and recommend watching channel one, we are monitoring your situation. but in the most attentive way, accordingly, as soon as something like something, at least some clarity will appear. we, of course, will tell about this in our viewers, to whom you will join thank you elena hold on. yes, i hope so.