to convey the warmest best wishes, if several meetings are held daily, which primarily relate to the adaptation of the monarchy and social sphere, and the banking and financial sphere, and to those realities that are now being invested as a result of selfish and aggressive policies. of this, all e countries that are experiencing populations are negatively affected by realistic lines. the united states has an objective need, but reconfigured economic ties in such a way that it does not depend on the cause and reviews of our west the number of victims of the earthquake in afghanistan according to local media and has increased to one and a half thousand people, more victims are now being rescued under the rubble, people may remain the tragedy occurred the night before in the eastern part of the country an earthquake of magnitude about six affected seven provinces at once, including kabul

the epicenter was in the province. the host is in it. i also recorded the most serious damage in a nearby pharmacy. and at the end of the release footage from residents of sochi, tourists of the lazarevsky district, witnessed a bewitching terrible picture in the sea before their eyes, a tornado formed, which gained strength for several minutes, and having increased to a gigantic size, moved to the shore. it's coming towards us . vacationers on the beach managed to leave the dangerous territory, the most daring who remained to watch from the side share footage as a devastating tornado hit the pier. the air funnel sucked in and broke the umbrellas under which guests of the coastal cafe had recently rested after leaving the land. tornado. disintegrated no injured until

tomorrow, a storm warning is in effect in sochi. until we meet, this information channel on pervy vremya will be shown by anatoly kuzichev olesya loseva an important statement flew just a few minutes ago from germany, german defense minister christina lamberg claims that ukraine has given guarantees that weapons supplied from the west will be used exclusively for the defense of the territory of the russian federation to be fired upon will not be. this needs to be thought through. i mean, no, we're about present, of course. eh, as far as her words, so to speak, are aligned with reality. well, tyumen , let's remember this phrase solely for defense purposes. uh, we're calling the

war correspondent directly. george medvedev, he is from gorlovka to. georgy comes out to us, judging by your appearance, but also because we read this morning in gorlovka gorlovka, uh, gorlovka somehow defends ukrainians from someone. well, judging by the apt definition of christina lambrech, so to speak. well, tell us what the situation is now. situation. hello today, since two o'clock in the morning, gorlovka has been under massed artillery fire from kiev. there they are protecting someone with these weapons. this is another question, because it flies through the residential sector to the elderly quarters. there are numerous destruction of residential buildings fortunately. there were no wounded, no deaths, but again the broken houses from two o'clock in the morning practically without stopping the city under shelling under

shelling, almost all of its various areas and yes, indeed, in some areas there are without body armor, without a helmet is simply unsafe. even despite the fact that now it seems quiet well , this silence is very deceptive. today. we were convinced of this in just a few seconds , the situation changed a few arrivals, and when it hit residential buildings and again there was a lull, as far as it is. and let's for accuracy. uh, tell us, please, georgy. and here's what they beat, because in college we pushed off from the words of christina lambrecht, head of the ministry of defense, uh, germany she says, look. that's wide, that in general, that gave ukraine's guarantee that weapons supplied by the west in general, that is, any weapon, will be used exclusively for defense purposes. that's where western weapons, so to speak, are recognized in these shelling. and in the city, fortunately, ah, so intensive is this weapon that kiev receives through the line. uh, let's say help from the west does not work.

well, here i am talking to, and with local residents, especially in those areas that are under fire, uh with the residents of the affected houses about what their expectations are, what fears they have and many people say that they look at what is happening in donetsk and are afraid that very soon this will happen in horlivka, and the nature of the warfare in ukraine is narrower. well, he gives reason to think that it will be so, because during all the years of the war, they first processed 1 year, then they took on another, then the third. and now, the residents of gorlovka are afraid that, and now the shelling of donetsk will continue for some time. then all this heavy fire, including 155, and these american calibers howitzers. all this will be transferred to the throat. well, as for other areas, here is donetsk makeevka today throughout the day under fire, just the same, nato weapons. understand

be careful georgy, thank you very much for your comments. georgy medvedev was in direct contact with us as a war correspondent, but we also take this opportunity to say hello to christine lambrecht and ask her. so to say one more small, at least commentary. in what way how to say so? these are 155 mm shells and stuff flying at in donetsk in residential buildings, those who kill people fit the definition of defense; they are defending precisely from those people who think differently than the nazi layer in kiev, and therefore they are hammering away from them and defending themselves. this time will tell. we continue our broadcast america here stood up for lithuania in the issue of restricting transit to the kaliningrad region. we recall that the day before, secretary of the russian security council nikolai patrushev came to kaliningrad and announced that russia was ready to wait for a tough response to lithuania in response to its blockade

kaliningrad, and this is what the state department announced literally next . usa listen we support nato, we support our allies. we support lithuania, our commitment to nato article 5 to the postulate that an attack on one will mean an attack on all inviolably, and in fact this is a recognition that the blockade of kaliningrad is an attempt to provoke russia to an aggressive step, and the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, russia, maria zakharova, said that the russian authorities will definitely respond to the kaliningrad blockade and no longer diplomatically, but practically. yes, yes, this is a tough tough statement. well, at least, i hope that, uh, that this is how this statement will be interpreted, and on this price list and all sorts of lithuanians, but nonetheless. here is an intrigue , such an interesting intrigue. is it really an attempt to provoke russia into that very aggressive step that, looking ahead of netprice, that is, at which he already announced the answer, this was the point

of this whole event, so that everything corresponds to the paradigm that the collective west itself came up with and itself must somehow implement it, and it is very important to develop high-quality sanctions, they argue. well, they are trying, at least to reason logically, the kaliningrad region for the russian federation is an ex-class, that is, the absence of common facets. yes , but it gives rise to a number of problems, any ex-head has these problems, including, by the way, the definition, for example, in the usa, that is, the first problem. how will you defend this warehouse the second moment, how will you? integrate the local population into the general to say this national identity and the third most obvious. and how will you carry out transport communication with this same ex-clave, so they are trying, uh, to follow. in line with this logic, they talk about the following. well, what needs to be done, you need to try to chop. where it is thin, that is, try in some way, and now

block transit e, there is already a minimum. now we are talking about fifty percent of the total volume of cargo. someone says there from 30. well, that’s not the point, but in theory, everything can be completely you can’t block the means of communication, except for the sea, you can’t block the sea, so this is just, and not taken into account, not just an unaccounted moment, but it’s just that this is what weakens this sanctions agenda, the sanctions position, which we will still be like if the alternative scenario were to be clear, any transport reworking of the transport infrastructure would take time, and of course, in theory. i think it's already in advance, uh, actually. certain such political groundwork was made, and infrastructural ones in order to quickly all this is here to replay with minimal losses. moreover, since august he has been threatening, in general, irka is a gentleman. everything is already talking. although it is still only a day of e oil. and so to speak , transit, too, but completely block. and in general, pay attention. if you look at what the

european agenda dictates. that is, there is the same magazine on politics, telling us that the most dangerous place is now. this is the suwalki corridor, it just works, this is quite true kilometers, if at all you read the comments on this suvorov kodur, then it sounds there, approximately. so this is the place. where will putin drum roll to attack nato countries well, that is, people create an agenda for themselves, but they must make sure that people, of course, must believe in it, must be afraid. again, as if formidable, russia is this russian bear and, accordingly, it is necessary to take, uh, preventive actions. we now have a concept - this is belarus for intensive self-defense, of course, now belarus still needs to be here. she is not some way to push, so for me it's everything. here. in general, this is a sanctions war that continues, which has an end, but another question is that let's, how would we argue logically like this, that it's worse to play this

intellectual war game called economic sanctions or is it really a format some kind of tough military confrontation. i think that it’s better to place these intellectual chess pieces on a chessboard. you know, at least for now, we are already carefully observing a few days, yes, for all this story that is happening around kaliningrad and i really want to understand what is in the brains in general, and those people who started it all and who make such statements, the european commissioner. he accused lithuania and failed to prepare to repel the russian threat. according to him, russian rhetoric. it could be foreseen, since the kaliningrad transit is a sensitive issue for moscow or two know about it, but it's kind of surreal, it just needs to be understood listen to senkevičius. i do not even i doubt that russia has already drawn up a narrative in advance, which it will spread in order to whip up a panic here, which is perhaps what i don’t like the most. it’s that we didn’t have a pre- created communication line, lithuania knows about the

delicacy of the issue of kaliningrad transit , knows how important this issue is, perhaps a lot of work could be done here, you know, but virginia with sinkevich is now, ironically, singeyevich. now just a lithuanian by nationality, but this comment is not lithuanians. as if you understand the european commissioner, there on certain matters. but this is very important. yes , just brought the president of lithuania said that the country is ready for the fact that russia can disconnect it from the general power supply system and will expand the list prohibited under the framework. freight of goods as the eu sanctions against russia expand it's very good, what, in the sense that this is it straight it? makes us escalate here the question that you passed exactly what 's in the head of these guys. i think that in the head of these guys not only, well, not quite no mess. they have a sequence. they have a plan, they implement it consistently. it's just that i'm not missing something, probably your comment, that in order to fully comprehend this whole idea. yes and now i'm trying to understand what they are trying to

achieve, because they are chopping in the wrong place newton where it's not a pity, because lithuania is not a pity. and of course, the statement of lithuanian officials that we are ready for the fact that we will not have electricity sounds burvarous. sorry this is funny because then you will not be, because. well, it 's almost impossible to become almost everything and they say, but the fact of the matter is that you know dementia is courage. here we are talking, here we are not talking. lithuania estonia latvia they are sharpened by the fact that suddenly a magician will fly in a blue helicopter and save everyone, because they hope that there is. point they did not enter in vain, in kind. here is the fifth point, which sounds very funny reliable in russian , they can do anything, like do whatever they want, what they do, ukraine yes, and they get big money for that. to be honest, we have a hard time imagining where this money goes that goes to ukraine, but where does the money go,

er, that goes to lithuania and latvia, and so on. we know that the european court will soon cut off the baltic states and poland from direct sponsorship. this is due to the understanding of the question of whether lithuania will continue to take care of the european union, and the european one in the european union, and so on. why finance? how will other countries hope to render some of those petty services to the washington regional committee, which in the future will allow the first head in the same lithuania. yes, we were the first to get into the fatal struggle with e, russia there and so on. they turned off the electricity there, they will require a lot of small ones . but let's not even let's from a different perspective of nato, they are the european union. we tried to see how this one looks like, well, in two it is not necessary in detail. there at several points. what a cunning plan looks like. well , like, look guys, it means you are blocking in fact, you are setting up a blockade, kaliningrad

is a sensitive issue for russia, they themselves see it, they confirm this every time. and what do they realize the sensitivity and the important question means, russia then does to us. that's it, uh-huh after that that's the thing you remember the plan. well, as cautiously, i tried more conditionally to enter western ukraine , that is, i asked washington. and in fact, how will you react? they say guys. this is your business, the same thing will happen here, because then later, when yes, the case with transit stop. and lithuania will say. oh, how we suffered. we are in danger now. even if there is a threat. i'm sure washington will say. guys, it's up to you, it's you, within the framework of the agreement, lithuania, russia, what kind of sanctions are there in the execution of european ones, to the european union and ask for help, because from the point of view of nato, nothing happened here. we don’t have a conflict with nato, but are they waiting too long for you to constantly remember this very fifth article, i understand that it’s actually

the same, well, this is a dangerous dangerous story. and toast already. well, they cannot and do not understand, because the fifth article also applies when there is a direct invasion, we are not going to, but they know, it does not work. just understand, you don't provoke. e that provokes an invasion is not necessarily to invade somewhere, there and so on. e, transport e. hmm transport infrastructure, does not mean at all. this is the kind of intervention. it implies military escort of cargo. yes it is clear. here. but this is not an invasion. this is a little different. well, this is not an invasion, and we need to emphasize here. yes what we're not planning anything. so attention to what the fifth point says, anyone but washington. here's anyone in europe, they say the only thing he said is that we won't allow it. everything said that in accordance with the fifth paragraph. we support lithuania if anything, if it

will be. uh, if there is a military confrontation between lithuania and russia, it’s right. that's right said to be yes, to say this, not unfounded. no, i quote the price. we support nato, we support our allies. we support lithuania in our commitment to nato's article 5 postulate that an attack on one would mean an attack on all inviolably. well, in general, e seems to have supported, but at the same time, the words are quite general, that is, i can say them too, and i won’t get anything for it. you asked about the plan. yes i am the questioning thing. i think this new plan has already started to operate the first one was. an attempt, let's crush it with sanctions, it didn't work out, it's impossible to topple our colossus , russia, yes, the second. let's supply weapons to fight until the last ukrainian, they will fight and so on, but then suddenly comes. katz decided to give up. yes, respectively, three europeans and

begin to persuade, most likely zelensky to give something there, some data, and so on. to me, quite specific americans. johnson is immediately sent there, and borya arrives and, accordingly , they negotiate and, accordingly, already. uh, ukraine didn’t get bored, i came to dissuade, of course, of course, then it didn’t work out and this plan, you understand that uh, let’s go to the last ukrainian. it is clear that europe is already tired of all this. therefore, we need to go further. pull some european country, pull some european country into yourself. well, to open the second front, roughly speaking, to delay the next step, this is what it is. let's either drag finland into finland no-no-no. we do not want. let's pull poland in, poland says, no, no, guys. we'll

wait for who wins, and then we'll decide, right? let's now lithuania, they are all afraid to draw in, so let's draw in your real real real military opposition. yeah, like, let's provoke russia so that she defends her kaliningrad and enters, for example, lithuania or does something to them there and in this way. so that's the next step. he says that these first two plans did not work. now new attempts are starting. uh, get us into something. here, in fact . i think, well, apparently. yes, that russia threatens the country. yes, let's be the fun part. come on guys. let's promise you a carrot, kaliningrad you will take, probably, the germans or lithuania will divide among themselves, kaliningrad let's fight. i remember recently more yes, he declares his arrival, therefore they are trying to draw in, but rather they are trying to arrange a full-fledged

confrontation between russia and the country, which are specific countries. i understand, i'm trying to understand all uh international treaty military operations, in theory. yeah well, look. well, somehow from the russian as a joke, there alexei alekseevich asks absolutely that they have one function e in this life, so to speak, it is somehow trying to annoy russia , well, how can they realize this, but are very afraid, nevertheless formally speaking, yes, uh, how do i this side of nato, formally speaking, is the fifth point that formally speaking, any, so to speak, any escalation in the direction speaks about. in fact, it promises, so to speak, not only illusory problems. lithuania is not only latvia and estonia at the same time, but the world who is doing this, and why with what alexey petrovich , uh? with what intention, with some perspective? what for? so i said that what is in lithuania in the head in lithuania in his head is not lithuania,

completely different people are sitting there who inspired them to such a provocation, an extremely sharp provocation, which, by the way, is now absolutely not beneficial to the european, the union. the only officers behind this provocation are two states, two states, which, in principle, are now responsible for what is happening in ukraine, this is the united kingdom, the united states, while the united states speaks clearly , we will support you, and the united kingdom, but as always, the time is at the same time. uh, we know that this washington treaty, when it was ours, on the basis of which nato was created, it was created in a peculiar way, which excluded the automation of certain decisions. yes , there is a fifth article on the basis of which if someone attacks one country there, then everything must be gathered, so the word will be gathered in this article. it is up to each state to decide whether it is worth it to get involved, and whether it is worth not getting involved. there are

other articles worth. this does not mean that everyone rose in alarm and ran. first of all, i did this. this one, let's say this automatically, eh. chat to yourself united states of america to the first as they say, the call not to resort all the time saves europe well, what am i saying? it must have been created somehow in order to counteract the soviet union in the subsequent warsaw pact, there was a lot of provocation, and every time they run out of provocation and start something. well, this is very costly, but here the question is that lithuania is provoking. that's it. she is pursuing a certain policy that was ordered to her outside the sanctions, they do not work unforeseen, how else can we annoy russia so that she somehow starts there. uh, move more sharply and so on, provocation provocation is a new tool that will be used now, and the collective west, in front

of their eyes, provocation is on the verge of a foul, which they, of course, will bring to move more sharply, but they think that this is how for example, now they are shelling. lugansk to several people's republics, well, houses are being destroyed, uh, people are suffering, people are dying. uh, at the same time, social networks are actively working with our electorate, that is, with our civilian population, and uh, various alarmists and crack. hit the decision centers , while by decision centers means a purely civilian object. well, the same, for example, the parliament of ukraine, our special military operation is not a war, or, so that we may be, brandishing a nuclear baton somewhere in the direction of washington, while there is, as it were, a reason, as if there is, and as if there is no reason. yes, that is, this kind of provocation does not allow holding. here is the situation at the maximum limit, because if we look at what is happening in europe what is happening in

the us and the uk are far away from them, not a rainbow situation within the countries. this is not. it's a crisis there. so it is necessary and necessary to develop correctly, people, that you are still walking around with banners. uh-huh lower gas prices, and tomorrow russia will hit you with a nuclear weapon. what are you doing, therefore , the rhetoric associated with a nuclear war rose as soon as lithuania staged this provocation. the same one came out all sorts of foreign military specialists there, who say everything is now. that's before a nuclear war left a fraction of a second. here is another a little. clearly the highest degree. look here . it's clear that he's just, well, here i am, here i am trying to imagine. here olesya, for example, conceived a provocation against me. yes, we are calling here. no, it's hypothetical. no, he comes here, so he says to nikolai valuev, listen, look, then come up, tease kolya, say that there is bald and there is some one else there, well, he teased something like that , like a great idea. well, i don’t

understand what will happen to me after this? you see, i really don't understand, i understand, all these designs i understand the states above them i don’t understand at all, remember the movie, but about how they captured the city back, i vasyuninovich is already directly communicating, and i welcome you. greetings anatoly hello tell me please, you were there. well, if i understand correctly, on the highway in the zaporozhye region, as reported at the last russian checkpoint? please, tell us about this journey, well, in general, everything that you saw, everything that you know, with whom you talked, what i ask you. well , about an hour drive from melitopol is vasilievka is a city and there, the last checkpoint in front of zaporozhye is now turned into melitopol there on the spot. uh, not a very good connection. but uh, as far as the checkpoint is concerned, people are going uh

back to the compound. uh, controlled by our troops are returning. eh, i saw several cars that even went to the donetsk region. uh, people spent some time in dnepropetrovsk uh, and now they were returning home to krasny liman, that is, a huge journey, in fact they were taking to their home and i was going to mariupol. interestingly, i had dialogue, uh, people entering from uh, zaporizhzhia men and women turned out to be just a fellow traveler returning to vasilievka to her home, a young man. e, he confessed to us that on er, there, in my opinion, on the 20th , he has a summons in the army, and here he is. that in the army in the army in the army he does not really want to go, and, uh, goes to relatives, that is, to wait out the court. excuse me, please, the end of the military operation. please tell me, i understand correctly that it is so easy to get from the territory controlled by ukraine to ours.

uh, this is not entirely true, because in order to firstly pass, firstly, you need to stand in line from the ukrainian side, the queue takes literally 2 weeks and weeks, that is, 2 weeks. that is, you submit a written application, so you wait, then they check you, apparently, they register and then they call, and on that day, those leaving let 10 cars pass from the ukrainian side and an amazing coincidence about this. here the military who work at the post said, and later i became a witness. uh events as soon as people who have been screwed up in the territory under our control come and check them already. uh, representatives of our armed forces at that moment began shelling literally several volleys of the platform sounded exactly at the moment when the first there or the second ten cars there, in my opinion, stopped at our checkpoint, that is, all morning it was quiet people at and with the ukrainian side

flew the city, they say that the population is a nightmare in this way. here in the direction of zaporozhye, there is also a queue. she's less than about uh two days, gotta wait. eh, from our side. well, uh, who's coming for what? uh, someone, uh, a stranger was frightened of the propaganda that continues to be carried out, but there is no television, for example, in melitopol, ukrainian television does not work from the ukrainian side, but there are telegram channels and some kind of nightmares are constantly working there. our ilya yes, he is working today. eh, i saw. and together, where i live, even luhansk 24 and donetsk channels have started working, so now i can directly watch the broadcast from there. and here, but why else do people go for goods after all? enough. uh, here now drugs and some uh?

uh things, maybe there, yes, uh, people go there, uh, they shop, they come back. well, a lot of people left. uh, because they really had heard enough of nightmares. naturally, about the russian troops and about, uh, what horrors their presence would bring, but even now i watched the mud flow to vasilyevka, just briefly. ah, that is, on the one hand. uh, people there are finishing off some ukrainian channels somewhere else from the other side. they see people who are disposed towards them. and here we are we often talk about it that sometimes, well, as if she is faced with a rumble. as if, well, there is propaganda pr. now, if such a reality and the reality that you see are forced on you, here you are with your own eyes and they collide all the time. and it is necessary there, as often as possible, to achieve this, so that they collide.

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of the birthday of viktor tsoi the premiere on friday at pervy vremya will show we continue to work live in europe, they perfectly understand even they are already voicing that in fact ukraine is not going on confrontation, russia and ukraine a. in fact, this confrontation between russia and nato, listen to what they say in poland from the american point of view, there is no interest in this war ending quickly. this weakens the aggressiveness of the russian chinese axis, the war will continue as long as the americans want to finance it flawlessly. it is logical, but he said everything correctly, although it is understandable, ukraine continues self-destruction and the losses of kiev are huge

and such a conclusion cannot continue for a long time did us senator richard black vietnam was the last truly bloody war for america then we lost 60,000 people in 10 years. this is about 6,000 killed every year. ukraine, with a much smaller population, loses 6,000 soldiers killed every month. this is 12 times more than the losses that we suffered in vietnam before the start of the war in ukraine were 43 million people, but due to the outflow of refugees, their number has decreased to 38 million, no state can bear such losses for a long time . just like that classic cinematic yes us senator. it's just like, uh, like from a hollywood movie yes, and again, absolutely fair things are said fair things, but that not a single state can bear such losses for us ukraine to compare the war. you can't just irrelevant not you can't, but about but about the loss about his final considerations. that in fact, so to speak, at such a pace,

more than one normal state will go, cannot withstand such losses and continue to say so beat. well, yes. just the obvious truth that an american senator can say all he wants, as you are, in fact, a polish professor, but the aggressiveness of the russian chinese axis here resonated with me, but from the point of view of america. it literally relaxes from the point of view. poland no, i understand, look. here. he says that from the trump-pum-pum-pam american point of view, the war should not end quickly, because, bracketed, it weakens the aggressiveness there. well, that's how i understood it, that he was so for the americans it's expensive plus war, in fact uh is a certain stimulating factor uh hmm uh, stimulating factor for russia for china because uh the economy is being cleared of unnecessary superficial and mobilized because china what is china doing now he is watching, he is not just watching, he is mobilizing its economy is rebuilding supply chains. he sets up the e-economy precisely on the confrontation. that's why i'm, uh,

suspicious of the one-and-a-half statement , because it's really bad. for the western economy, which is precisely based on the principles of globalism and the supply chains that control the western economy of the western countries, yes, and now they themselves, with the help of e-sanctions, are the first step. with the help of the sanctions of the fourteenth year, they began to tear them up, then the covid reality set in, which generally buried everything there. and now, excuse me, armed conflicts are starting to multiply, this is not the last one, and i have to admit, yes, that’s all, and that’s all, the global western economy is coming kirdyk, and instead, what russia is doing now is just what russia is doing now china india is being withdrawn completely bypassing the dollar system , chains of national currencies are being introduced, logistics transport chains are opening the northern sea route and so on. that is, in principle, europe now, i don’t understand why, uh, i understand, of course, but i don’t see the famous european

pragmatism, but it’s not here, because the brussels stratum, which would be problematism, simply sent europe to hell grandmother, here commits suicidal acts, but this rope is short-lived, because the european a business in germany in france in italy has not come in vain for these trinity . came with political tourism in e. in ukraine yes, to kiev, because they have already arrived with great danes, he says, guys, like pragmatists. how did they arrive? as a great-mother, someone has everyone like that , someone has left these people who have no idea. brussels is the people who were chosen, well, at the very least. well, yes, but bruce own countries, which he did not choose, nobody represents national pancakes. interesting im wondering to uncle sam so this is the answer. imagine there is such a bureaucratic stratum that none of these people chose. that is, they are, as it were, formally recognized as europeans, in fact, generally speaking, that is, they have other interests. absolutely, please, so that the europeans there do not

think, do not want to finish all this as soon as possible in order to somehow restore yes. biden hits him very hard, says the guys need to be patient, because for biden this is exclusively like a game chess game, which he closely watches. i think that there is an endurance contest between russia and europe, what can russia withstand and what will be the readiness of europe to endure hardship too fair also such a cinematic completely american president is a famous cyclist, if you saw, if you understand what i mean, but listen war of endurance lvovna that is, i would call what is happening now a proxy war of the second order. so it's not easy, really. everything is already in in general, they knew the confrontation between russia and ukraine, and this is not even a confrontation, between russia and europe, because ukraine is not sovereign and europe is not sovereign. generally. this is a confrontation between two e, in sovereign states with different paradigms

of absolutely such a public historical ideological development. this is actually russia and the united states as for the subject of financing. vladimir zelensky literally voiced. here are some recent numbers. how much now, as of june twenty-two, is everything that what now comes down five billion dollars a month, ukraine needs in order to approximately in the same mode, ah, continue to behave as it does, in general, simple mathematics, that is, and american taxpayers , american decision makers should simply -just sit down and calculate it's clear that a printing press will not solve the problem here, because, well, the world will simply be mired in inflation, first of all, of course. uh, so to speak, precious to america, the american economy, therefore, also, as it were, most likely, here it will be necessary to look for some workarounds moments. and one more very delicate point, which i still think it is necessary to highlight this phrase of the american senator about the losses in vietnam and the losses now

. the fact is that the comparison is extremely incorrect for one simple reason, and american soldiers really fought in vietnam. but if look at the situation of the 21st century, and here are these famous military opera. in the middle east, the americans also fought there, but they fought as soldiers of private military and security companies, like pmc soldiers, therefore, just sit down and calculate how many we can in vietnam and how many american citizens have lost over the past 20-25 years there during operations in the middle east this is difficult , we have to look here at the total percentage of the total population. it seems to me that the senators had something to scold him here. he was just saying that look, what a monstrous war we had, so far, like america is licking, well, there are emotional ones, at least, like wounds. and they have losses there at times more than ours. estimate. that's what he says, i think in this, it's normal. so i just want to offer, but not what you have in our

viewers, but from my own version of the translation of what the canoe said. here i think that the war hang us. well, in the sense, yes, between russia for endurance, which can withstand in russia, i translate, which means that our task is to wear it out desirable. destroy, strangle or strangle russia, it is clear that they are doing this, so to speak, not we ourselves rate how cunning i am, and these in europe he is everything time distances itself and whether europe can and so on, yes, therefore, we will finance while they flutter. i understand that his words are absolute. well, yes, their task, of course, well, we talked about this and the sanctions of the war and really weaken everything. this is our country, they have always done it now, respectively. i'm sure they understand what we're doing. they understand that we, and not just liberate uh, donetsk lugansk and so

on, yes, that we raised a revolution against their hegemony. they understand that we swung to reshape the world economy. we do not agree on this colonial type. uh, when they all uh, rob they relates they robbed their indians there. they think that russia is the same indians now and we will rob them. yes, therefore, in fact, here they understand perfectly. what we swung at, therefore, what needs to be done is to destroy the country that raises this global evolution at any cost, therefore, of course, confrontation. well, it’s very serious, and here the battle is not for kiev and biden. it perfectly understands that here the battle is both for europe and for the global economic situation for us because of their superiority. yes, therefore for us, of course, this is a battle for our russia for a strong one. e country because of

our sovereignty this is obviously obvious. so now the journalist alexander voskoboinikov is contacting us directly, we will find out the latest information about the course of the spice alexander hello, can you tell us about severodonetsk, what is the situation there? well, i'll tell you, yes, completely for a few, as i know it is ours. it means that they are cleaning up the city and there are battles going on in this industrial zone. but you you know, it's kind of the same thing, the most important thing is that how it is taught. uh, ukrainian media with severodonetsk everything else. eh, every day they talk about the fact that there are no e boilers, that the northern donetsk region has just begun street fighting. here they are just starting and, in principle, will not pass. it means that they will even surrender, then, in principle, there will be no victory, because for, as it were, for the ukrainian, it no longer matters. and there we have now redistributed it now, so all these news blocks are what we show here at our place. uh, to ukraine generally has such a not-so-distant relationship. there understand your microworld, and there, uh, everything. it 's presented a little differently. and then something means today legally with another boiler. yes, it's closed now. this is really very serious, and

therefore, no matter how they say ukrokosmi. well, you know, the worst thing i will say very frankly is that i think the worst thing is that the inhabitants of donetsk are, frankly, not interested at all, they are only interested in what, uh, when the killing of people here ends every day every. a day in donetsk, people are dying that they understood every day only in the evening. yes, you know at the commission, call you my acquaintances with a cry, they almost died because a shell flew by and wrapped them, but they simply flew into the front door with a blast wave or said that literally the day before yesterday a person who did not know a girl of 28 years old. she just went outside not two children. but these ones flew in a day with a shell hit in the back and entered the heart, they were not taken to the hospital. so everyday you see, people don't understand what's going on here. here is the most basic. i think, it seems to me that we well, our viewers understand roughly to understand that it is impossible to feel it, it can be imagined there, well, it is impossible, well, it is impossible to survive. it's absolutely creepy i imagine myself, yes. and what is most interesting is that in general it is horror now due to the fact that such strong shelling of donetsk began to steal, they can no longer get around this. well, only the

video is interesting, i'll tell you, you will be shocked. there was a program on the radio yesterday. e. well, it's short, it's about the americans. yes? yes they they said that the survey is underway, russia is specially using american weapons to show. to the whole world that this is shooting with ukraine so that ukraine will be given american weapons of nato weapons, that is, such cynicism is, in general, the same as they write about shelling in germany. donetsk well, i don't remember. yes, how will they be in the news telekanasat. you will notice when you kill a child with your mother on the maysky market board on the same evening , a cocaine dwarf appears and says that a child was killed in the donbass. he doesn't say where says he, in my opinion, was killed by russian troops. i know this for sure even speaking yesterday. in the evening, in donetsk, in a strange situation, shelling is going on somewhere, shelling does not say that it is somewhat somewhere. he says, well, this way. we are holding the donetsk direction. that is, we just turn everything upside down, you understand, and this is such cynicism of the highest

degree, and when you look, let's say the same arrest officer with yes, what does he say, and what do they say? they say that russia has lost this war, that the war will be over by the end of the summer, that russian troops join along the entire front line. and the fact that the boiler was closed today, but i’m very interested in what i need to somehow say the same information about this information. here, listen about what to say, it's no problem. i think they don’t have it, in general it’s like that in general, but no one bothers about logic, please. yes, because, in theory , so according to their relations. here are the last couple of months. they must be standing somewhere now. i don't know in the vicinity of the city of vidnoe well, if only every day, that and so on, but, well, listen, we understand that they will say something, but it is important that you said, thank you very much. we will continue this in the studio. alexander voskoboinikov was in direct communication with journalists with us. yes, it means once again on ukrainian channels. yes, and the message that the russians are specifically taking nato weapons, where, by the way, they are shelling themselves, which means that donetsk and

other cities are peaceful, so that later, and on western means, a picture will appear and so on. here for war, this word is inappropriate, but the word meanness is cynicism. yes, everything is clear. well, it's just some kind of human abomination, huh. excuse me, well, that is, this is an emotional issue, all this is present, but i would like to focus on the following, that when we started a special military operation on february 17, shelling of luhansk donetsk and otherwise began to evacuate people, we must continue this evacuation, because you should not create the illusion that these shelling will end in the near future, the task is different, in general, the task is different, which stands before the ukrainian army. it just affects the population, it affects the civilian infrastructure, the more it will be destroyed and the more people will die. uh, citizens of the luhansk donetsk people's republics and others

there, who find themselves in these zones, all the better, because it is used just as an informational one, which is now giving that russia is such and such. she has blood on her hands. they took on howitzers, from the third they will. continue to engage good afternoon, the information channel continues its work on the air special project time remember, my name is alexander gordon today is a day that in our country will always be a day of remembrance of grief the day in which the great patriotic war began. summer day went prom guys girls plan the future. and overnight, overnight, their fate changes, and then another long 1418 days will pass. before the red army

defeats the fascists in their lair with allies. it seems that no one in the world remembers our merits, except ourselves. of course, it seems that the father of the sacrifices that we made the world has long forgotten. here's how applies to us now let's see the plot. today at 4:00 in the morning, without any declaration of war, the german armed forces attacked the borders of the soviet union; here the very day became a national tragic date, but after a while they began to forget about it, how they mock the feat of the soviet people not only at monuments and mock at eternal flame, but at veterans of which only a few remained. the other day , a 95-year-old veteran died, whom ignat artemenko

slandered. navalny followed this trial last year. the whole country is. after because of this, the country adopted laws that toughen the punishment for the rehabilitation of nazism because of insulting veterans of the great patriotic war. the confrontation has not gone away since the war. it just took on a different form. in the baltics, it has become fashionable to accuse russia of distorting the circumstances that preceded the war so far. they do not get tired of presenting russia not as a liberator, but as an invader. russia is trying to falsify history or misinform about the real situation. especially about the beginning of the war and the fact that the soviet the union and nazi germany were friends and cooperated with each other to occupy poland from the soviet side, estonia, latvia and lithuania, as well as part of romania, since the nineties, a generation has grown up to deny the role of the ussr in the war and victory , other heroes could not do without the help of the west where now everyone is sure that the united states won the war.

they liberated europe, their version of this all started with poland, london played a decisive role, but the americans ended the war. something like this world war ii appears in european american and japanese school textbooks. french schoolchildren learn about the second world war from the story of the threat of fascism and communism that arose at that time in history textbooks, the battle of stalingrad is said in just two paragraphs. the same amount of space is devoted to explaining the role of the red army in the liberation of eastern europe. british textbooks about the events of 1941, when germany attacked the soviet union , mention in passing much attention to the time when the main battles took place with the participation of royal troops, namely companies in north africa italy normandy and the battles of stalingrad and kursk are mentioned in only a few sentences. russia's contribution to the war was, of course, invaluable, but it was involved only on the eastern front, moscow's direct contribution to the

london effort was zero. and the participation of the soviets in the overall strategy of the allies was limited to the demand for the supply of resources or the immediate landing of the anglo -americans in france. for the poles, first of all, it is important to show that the second world war began with the german attack on poland, but the main emphasis on the guilt of moscow and the merits of american soldiers, the attack on poland took place on september 1, 1939, 16 days later the eastern part of the country was occupied by the soviet union moscow was guided by the fact of molotov-ribbentrop. in the japanese school curriculum, mention of the soviet union appears only at the end of the chapter on world war ii, the authors claim that moscow violated the neutrality pact and attacked japan at a time when japan was already ready to surrender in august 1945, in addition, japanese children are taught that in as a result of this, the ussr took possession of the equestrian japanese territories, in particular the southern kuriles. how

it seems to present on the other side of the ocean can be traced on the example of the american history textbook, the view of the second world war, it is given as much as 42 pages, before committing suicide, hitler appointed gross admiral karl dönids as his successor deonis, tried to surrender to the americans and the british. continuing to fight the soviet army, but eisenhower insisted on unconditional surrender, which was accepted on may 7, 1945 much more attention in the united states is given to military operations. against japan than against germany from the textbook is also unclear. who took berlin, according to their version , american troops approached the german capital of the west, and on april 16, 1945, the soviet troops crossed the river. oda, and on the 75th anniversary of the victory in 2020, a tweet appeared on the official account of the administration of the american president with a video of donald trump, who laid a wreath to those who died during world war ii on may 8, 1945. america and

great britain defeated the nazis spirit america will always win. after all, this is what is happening recently in germany, great britain, the usa and france conducted a survey. who, according to the inhabitants of these countries, played a leading role in the victory over fascism, so in none of these countries do they consider the ussr the main winner in this war. well , did they take away our victory or not? what do you think, i think that the concept of taking away the victory, in principle, is not thorough. how can you take away what happened in victory won him and no one can take it away another thing that can be distorted in in the minds of people who are not sufficiently informed the truth about the circumstances of this victory or to exaggerate it to downplay its role, so to speak, the role of the interest contribution of the soviet union, and who needs it and why? and this is necessary in order to drink from oneself and to show that, in principle, er, russia is always secondary in all

respects, so to speak, and is not capable. not for anything. here is the first goal. as long as he lives, dignity cannot be taken away from a person; victory cannot be taken away from a nation . no one from the russians in brackets of the soviet victory, did not take it away it is impossible in the march of the immortal regiment candles are lit, everything happens here, yes, we are talking about how they perceive it abroad, but about the videos shown. i can only remember through not paraphrasing a famous phrase. and that we also liberated japan. i want to ask, i'm uh, i'm not talking about more controversial things. uh, like poland and the baltic states. and as a result, it wins that in japan half of the japanese are young, but they simply don’t know who dropped two atomic bombs on them. i don't know nothing

know they don't represent their country at all. uh, under the imperial regime, i think so, but, therefore, about the liberation of japan this is a rather complicated controversial issue. here, especially since the territories were torn away, so be grateful to them . my pleasure. now, with regard to eastern europe eastern europe have been approved. uh, for someone, the pro-communist communist regimes are completely under the control of moscow and, accordingly, a certain history, geography, history, geographical tradition. this is the history of the graphic tradition began to die, 91. as the bloc collapsed, this is understandable. it's understandable what they should do now, listen, but then they forcibly voluntarily entered this union. we also agreed with the allies and will put their own people with each of them. right. it was like that.

well, a piece of history. it is more than doubtful whether their entry was voluntary, because they twisted their arms in the baltic states, and then put them there, and in their puppet government, and occupied poland soviet troops, and then put me no, the government of the kosciuszka division and other communist leaders there, and also applies to almost all states of the scharf treaty. that is why he somehow does not have to talk about liberation. we are not talking now about the context in which they say it, we are talking about the fact that they do not talk about it at all. now we will show, then we will continue the conversation with another survey that was conducted on the streets of polish cities. but this mind incomprehensible. it's just mind-boggling for them it's no let's see who won the second world war. usa america great britain

france i don't know at all, i don't want to understand it, you can say that england is the winner. and as they said at home, you lived in poland, right? well, you see, i lived in the countryside, the conversations were a little bit limited, not as much as they talk about it in the city. well, of course, they didn’t say that the russians won, who won the allies in world war ii well, and who was the allies? poland is also switzerland switzerland yes, the best. she went out, who won the second world war? well, the germans lost. well, who won? poland well, more were

allies. who else? for example, america and who else? honestly, history is not my forte, who won the second world war? vigorous loaf, for example, america who else you know this this is a difficult question, because the country of the allied countries, the so-called strange allies, if you take the allies from history, is poland america france and the germans did not win at all. yes, i suppose that after all, if we have a poll, then russia will be in the soviet union in the first place, and then after all great britain and the usa well, this is wildness absolutely not, i especially

liked the answer when i was in switzerland. well, by the way, the swiss really shot down several german planes at some point that flew into the territory of neutral switzerland, and in general, what we need to understand, do not make a tragedy out of this, because the great patriotic war is our victory, which no one will take us away. this is our main victory, i think in the history of the russian people and other peoples living on the territory of the russian federation, but as for our western partners , in quotation marks, as president putin likes to say, and for them this is already a distant story, 81 years have passed for them, so they don’t really bother. now, in fact, very indicative results of pluses. and who won so, if speech? a distant history, then it's no wonder that such answers? i think that if you ask the british and germans now who defeated napoleon, 90% of the british, maybe 99 will say mine, of course, waterloo is the same our victory, forget that 15 months before the

waterloo, the russians took paris and the germans will say, but leipzig is the battle of peoples on german territory . so we, and besides, blucher also helped willington, if anyone knows how to defeat napoleon before the waterloo during therefore, on in fact, this is unpleasant, of course, because any bias is unpleasant, but making some kind of tragedy out of it well, it’s probably not worth it, because no, not like in europe, probably in the world, but besides us, another nation that would be so turned to the past. that's because this is the future after all, in fact, in fact, forgetting this story. let for them far for us is not very. yeah, because we went through it and every family had losses in one way or another in poland, be healthy too. in losses, however, in percentage terms the most affected in the second. why are they doing that? why are you looking? after all, they are trying in this way to arrange a new world order, forgetting the history in which we were allies and fought against

fascism. this is the main thing. by doing so, they simply reshape the reality of today's nazism normal normal in the struggle all means are good, especially in the economic struggle, yes, russia is a monster. well, it's obvious that this is not coming from today, in general from the very beginning. it seems to me from the very beginning, when e did not begin, let's say, the great patriotic war on the soviet people, that is, the thirty-ninth year already then . uh, somehow they attacked the soviet union and germany, but then the conclusion after the defeat of poland e friendship treaty on mutual borders with the dialect of hitler and stalin with the aim of generating peace. that is, this is a very old tradition, of course. yes , if you can, here are literally in the order of the comments.

well, of course, we didn't liberate japan. uh, it just didn't get to that point. the soviet union knocked japan out of the war, destroying the million-strong kwantung army , not the united states, which couldn't do a damn thing. i apologize to do on the islands, losing a bunch of soldiers there. and the soviet union knocked japan out of the war, and then there were atomic bombings, which they had absolutely no military significance, by the way, psychological too, because japan was broken by this moment, at least the elites to resistance. and will was before that, before we defeated the army. so now it concerns the baltics, they liberated the baltics, of course. what doubts freed the baltic states from the nazis. there were more nazis in percentage terms than in some other european countries. i even think that in germany and there were and there were very

well-formed military units, nazi completely made up of the baltic states, well, or almost completely, of course, yes, but not to mention poland which. sorry to remind you here that they wrote on the medals on the medals, both for liberation and for taking, depending on what territory our project passed through alexander would like to say this, of course, of course, no oblivion in the west. no, they remember every second of this war. only those who need to remember this, who shape western policy, and this oblivion is the result of revenge, because now everything is aimed for it to take place. revenge, including in germany, where nazism is still officially banned, but revanchist sentiment is very strong, therefore, hence the victory is not of the soviet union, hence the alignment of the soviet union of communism and hitlerism and nazism are all links in one chain. the task is now to

replay the world map to replay, uh, the degree of influence to push russia completely. this is now the plan and history of the second world history of the great patriotic war - this is very important for the west, they emphasize for the elites the link in this chain question. what to do? everything is very simple for us, of course, i agree that it is impossible to take away the victory. yes, it is necessary to work with western public opinion. yes, it is necessary to tell the truth on all channels, so to speak, i mean, not only television. of course, it is very important to work with our youth and teach history correctly, finally. this is very important, and the president got involved in this process, and now we have normal textbooks, but we saw everything in the nineties. e at the beginning of the 2000s, but it is fundamentally important that more and never 22 june 1941 did not happen again. what did we think, so to speak, that the war would not start, perhaps in june 1941 that no one in moscow knew

that there would be a war or what? yes, of course they knew, but the dates were known, such information was, but they did not want to believe, they delayed it, and so on. yes, as a result of the colossal sacrifices at the initial stage, this is a colossal victory, it is a heroic victory, a low bow to everyone who participated in this in the rear at the front everywhere, but this victory comes with a terrible terrible price. they are trying to silence her. we are now we are we are doing, and now in ukraine we are doing everything so that this never happens again, because nazism must be destroyed, it was not destroyed. in the thirties they flirted with him. they played big and small political games with him, by the way, the swiss mentioned , too, not least, the result. we understand, look. this is what i want to understand, we understand that modern warfare is a war that wages everything not only on the battlefield, it is also an economic confrontation and an ideological confrontation and a pr confrontation but it is always

so it was, yes, always, that's why i say, let's look now at the comedian one. i'll show you about captain america. give me a comic, please. and this is captain america defeating hitler, do you know when the comic was released? in march of the forty-first year, i remind you that the united states entered the war only in september, but captain america, yes, in december, so. i say, they haven’t entered the war yet, and their heroes have already defeated hitler, you know what it’s about, and we are 30 years old, looking at what is happening in ukraine , especially for the last 8 years, we have adopted a policy of not interfere. and why do we need our own country, were we right or not? you did not expect that you

see ukraine, well, because if you do not propagandize your own thoughts, ideas, as the americans always do, then we have the opportunity to win and i do not agree. it seems to me that it is necessary to conduct propaganda in such a way as to still be internally convinced of one's own honesty and objectivity. here, with all due respect to a colleague, when he said that the americans had not achieved anything on the islands. i traveled these islands to the solomons kiribatic. i saw the battlefields. all these islands were captured by the americans. how can you say that they did not achieve anything, but the battles where they destroyed the japanese fleet meduel guard captured, if the americans fought there during the entire second world war. and, of course. in general, to be objective, one must admit that a huge role in the defeat. they played japan, the united states of course, you can write in history books what you said and ours in general, schoolchildren will learn it, but then

will look. uh, in the book, serious written and there will be the same distortion of information as our western partners distort in quotation marks. they say that it was they who crushed hitler, that the main battle of the second world war or alamin was not at all like the battle of kursk, therefore, it seems to me, in order for us to internally feel some kind of self- confidence and core. we don't need to, uh, cheat on trifles, because in this case, well, sorry, for all of you, it's important to say that the americans did not achieve anything on the islands. it just not fair. here, look. they were our allies in that japan after our entry into the war so quickly became, yes, look. i just showed you a poll. it was written in which city it takes place. this is krakow , there would be no krakow if it weren’t for the russian troops, well , it wouldn’t be simple, of course, and there wouldn’t be danka , of course, they would rebuild it. yes, he would be yes. i think it was planned, of course, and it

would have been german. in the end, if it weren’t for the soviet union, if possible, about the islands, no doubt hmm here just purely factually, do you know when a significant part of the islands was captured by the americans after the start of fighting with the kwantung army? of course not. oh sure. yes, of course, yes, because it started, what are you talking about, it means it. listen, and the role of a mile was also beaten by the british. and how many technicians and soldiers left him near stalingrad? wait to remind you that romel was left without armored vehicles at all. and he continued to beat them with machine guns. why because you said, well, let's still respect the facts,

wait. no, no, no, about taking the islands. just ours. sorry look on the internet, when the americans now wait, of course, come on until march 8, please, who attacked russia on this memorable mournful day who? hitler's, hitler's germany the union is more precise, but almost all of europe fought as part of the troops of this hitler's germany, because two finnish . this is a statistic on the military standing of the belgians. here,

absolutely the whole of europe it was. yes, just absolutely the whole of europe, i don’t regret why history repeats itself and now again here again yes, let me not be on the battlefield. yes, let it be in this ideological space in the economic space for now. yes, again they are against us all, what kind of misfortune is this? here, than it is possible now, one of the best russian emperors alexander iii said that they are afraid of our immensity. and he also said, the famous phrase, that we have no allies, except for two russian army. russian fleet. yes, this is the answer to your question. it seems to me that all the time the answer is very simple russia is constantly trying to expand its limits. it's like including towards the west. it's like something that happened all the time, it's like all the time. yes, take any period, starting with the livonian war. and that, that a war begins, ruin begins, the corresponding

territories begin to join these territories and russian power is established there. here. the next stage of what you ca n’t comprehend is connected with the invasion of ukraine first, the annexation of crimea and then a direct invasion of the territory of a neighboring state. i don’t know how you feel about solzhenitsyns, but 16 years ago. he said a thing as if he saw what is happening here these days. let's listen to the writer. clearly, you see that today's russia does not pose any threat to them. nato is methodically and persistently developing its military apparatus to the east of europe and to the continental coverage of russia from the south. here open material and ideological support for color revolutions, the paradoxical introduction of north atlantic interests in central asia, all this leaves no doubt that a complete encirclement of russia is being prepared, and

then the loss of its sovereignty. here you are, great well said 16 years ago. we had this position for 12 years, when the line for the restoration of the soviet union was proclaimed, in any case, this is how it was understood by the creation of the euro. i have no connection here with the creation of the soviet union, because that's exactly how i read and in sufficient detail about it exactly, and those initiatives of the russian president were in demand. and the british commonwealth is the way to restore the british empire in part, yes, well, in part, that is, canada is part of the british empire - this is also, but the way to recreate the ottoman empire will not work. this is the second question, but this is how it was perceived, but served as an occasion

for association. listen to this perception again. here it is accepted. yeah, here's someone taking it like that. yes, what can be perceived is that the president said that the collapse of the soviet union is the biggest geopolitical catastrophe of the xx century. this was taken as an attempt to recreate. soviet union all right. that's how you understood it, it alerted through diplomacy , ask for clarification, please, and ask what you will do next while they were gathering, as always. you are going to clarify. russia annexed, crimea crimea joined russia then crimea joined russia as a result of hostilities, but as a result of a referendum. remind you of this or not, you know, if i talk about the referendum, not only me will be closed here, but also the program. that is, you generally, in principle, deny the referendum as a will statement form. yes , in principle, the referendum, i deny everything and always but

elections. also do not need extremely doubtful doubtful. yes, all western governments are now illegitimate, which authorities they all came from as a result of elections from the point of view. uh, from their point of view. they are legitimate, that is, there is not a single legitimate government on earth. and despite the fact that there was a referendum there was no decision there made for the people of kosovo kosovo saying they took the decision is for the people of crimea, if you said so, it's clear time to remember that we are talking now about the day of sorrow, and unfortunately, my big one. at least it seems to me that, well, any memory goes away. this is clear. time passes, memory passes, yes, but the main principles on which our life is built, they also include these 27 million people who died, who gave their

lives for what, and here's what we should do now so that this memory does not leave us dog with them. they've already said everything. what should we do? only briefly please no time. it seems to me that, so to speak, a certain belittling of the memory of the fallen, which occurred back in soviet times, was explained by the fact that although of course. it was asserted with good reason about the important role of patriotism in the victory, nevertheless, the soviet era of the communist ideology was put in the first place, as they said then from the old man. i still remember that the only correct teaching of max engels was embodied. well, at one time they said or in the park of lenin stalin in my time they already said the communist party led to victory over fascism. how to say so, representatives of the most reactionary ideology of capitalism, if we

get rid of the soviet era, i'll just be, to be honest , then it became, so to speak, a geological vacuum formed. the russian orthodox church is trying to fill it to a certain extent. if earlier political officers were put in the first place, now you remember, that's what's different. the sweet head of the british army, patrick sanders, told his troops that they should prepare to fight. in europe again. let's listen. now there is an urgent need to create an army capable of fighting alongside our allies and defeating russia in battle. we are the generation that must prepare the army to fight again in europe, so it turns out that forgetting no, forgetting history. they come to such a logical, as it seems to them, conclusion and act that

they simply make this war inevitable, but we are smarter and still we remember history, the information channel on the first continues to broadcast the program. time will tell working live air and sports of mariupol, the first foreign dry cargo ship left for a long time due to the shelling of the ukrainian military, it was impossible to leave, and now mariupol, our threat has been eliminated and the way out is free. let's see. this is the farewell whistle of the ship azov concord porto mariupol and all those who lived with him this month prepared him for going to sea. and we hope that in the near future. we will still see him here at the port already for cargo from the donetsk people's republic. of course, the topic of ukrainian ports and former ukrainian forts e. aggravated by the impending food

crisis, the topic of the export of grain, which, as vladimir putin says, is only one percent of the world's volume and does not affect the coming food crisis in any way, is the passion going to come to turkey aggravated according to unconfirmed information, turkey acts as an active mediator to negotiate the export of grain from ukraine, and so she went to turkey and what did she say? let's listen to everything possible to ensure the export of this very important grain from ukraine and my dear the friend is right that we have only a few weeks to do this we support the plan, but we are also doing everything in our power, including to ensure the safe passage of ships, to make sure that odessa is fully protected. tomorrow i will go to turkey to talk with him about what else we can do to get grain from odessa vadim and europe and the uk really think that russia is to blame for the

coming crisis, that as soon as the port of odessa opens, everyone will be full and hungry at once will not be. the fact is that the real desires of europe and this rhetoric or demagogy. one might even say that there are demagogues. uh, the demagogy of great britain or the demagogy of the name listraz. these are all very different things. in general, we have been observing lately, it seems to me, a very interesting phenomenon. eh, and we should reconsider. ah, the concept of statehood. after all , when lithuania blocks transit to great britain there, or when the leaf tries to interfere in the grain negotiations, and not take place today, there was e announced that they would take place with the participation of turkey, representatives of the un and ukraine and , accordingly, like russia, uh, it makes no sense today to talk with the baltic states

or with the ukrainian states, because in this whole structure they are a mouth that, well , something emits some kind of signals dictated them in the united state, probably our country ca n't do it alone. but i think that there are a lot of powers in the world, such as china, even india. i don’t know pakistan, even turkey. that is, everyone who is able to pursue a sovereign policy should tonight to say west choose your frontman. and we will discuss problems with him. simply, they don’t want to take on the same responsibility and will not be in this. eh, this is, as it were, the mechanism of the so-called liberal democracy, when decisions are imposed on any society in which this society is not interested. do you already understand. wanted e what is a liberal democracy wanted. uh, they wanted what happened no, but they were shown one doll, they

voted for it, and as a result, instead of promises of peace we have, unfortunately, a war and i want to remind you of an important thing. here it must be constantly repeated, a unique country. ukraine has allowed it at the legislative level. uh, uh, to their special services to carry out terrorist acts on the territory of other countries to kidnap people, and we are surprised at this. and it's covered up. eh, hypocrisy. west, that's what's going on. we must respond in this sense. eh, very open, very clear. we are in a strong position. let's express it clearly englishwoman. like a bastard and trying to shit further, not only an englishwoman, by the way, the whole anglo-saxon world. he believes that you can shit everywhere that does not concern them. eh, i don’t know, you can say cattle. it's time, because according to the gun , yes, in general, turn the master into a barnyard. all space around you. this is great

art, it is, uh, and here is the confirmation of your words and the words of the classic. let's see how the american, uh, diplomat behaves. being with us here in moscow, this e, the diplomat calls him e, ranka. uh, dale is the captain of the first rank. he in moscow, he holds a position in the naval attaché of the us embassy, ​​he travels around our capital and if he sees stickers like this hmm, and signs z are in support, and our special military operations on the part of our society shows, well, we have such among them, the anglo-saxons gesture shows the middle finger. i think it is not necessary to explain the meaning of this gesture, because american cinema has already conveyed it to us. we should slowly forget it, but it also reminds us of this infusion. american ambassador and whose ambassador should probably be sent somewhere mish, as you think, you know, they constantly accuse us

of russia that we are barbarians that we are orcs that we have some kind of strange diplomacy, but here is the face of their diplomacy, he behaves not like barbara , like some kind of orc, that means, instead of speaking diplomatic language. this is how he indulges and behaves not just like a child. and how are you, some kind of silly absolute person, maybe this, maybe this is a political position. they try all the time how to play trolling with us. they are trying to continue the topic of grain, blaming us for everything, that russia, er, arranged a world crisis, that there will be famine from russia. although it is obvious that if they wanted to solve the problem, first of all, with that small share, uh, grain that is in ukraine, they would have solved it. they would simply say, take away the armored one through belarus and everything will be fine. all we say is you clear the port of odessa and so on. we are looking for a corridor. it's not against. so this will not solve the whole problem, because the grains there is not enough for any africa 1% they want to highlight prices, because i read the chinese press, thank god there are translators and they write that it turns out that most companies that

make money on grain transportation on grain processing on grain trading are located in the united states america and they are now making super profits from the fact that grain prices are rising, so zelensky, in this case, is not trying to save the world, but america is simply trying to increase super profits, and the americans are out, how they behave. here is the average i'll stroke our fingers at the us naval embassy in russia, but this is not the last position, to put it mildly, er. how did it get to the point that america has such a military? well, how do you know it somehow anecdote, what can i say lucky? well, how did they get there? just a really great selection. uh, we remember how the american army spent at least the last three wars there. how did it end? accordingly, in this case, people were needed who would explain everything everywhere and, again, give out purely in ukrainian. eh, immediately for the victory. well, as a matter of fact, they brought up such people, they arrived. and now they are again fighting

on our territory, because there is no work, because there are no contacts. and in general, he is absolutely superfluous here. again, somehow , militarily, nothing can be resisted by russia, but it remains only to ride around moscow and how you can show fingers in the youth language, but returning to the question that our youth, when we now have adequate good. that's when he sees such a finger, he this finger to him stick somewhere. i think he will say. i am a diplomat. i have immunity i can say, i'm sorry i think our youth. now the brilliant series can answer, let's say a selfie at the entrance to the american embassy, ​​the american banner in this case, how would it look like at this entrance folk. the square of the donetsk people's republic, our boyish fingers against the background of the american embassy. in this case, much more visible. just you know, there's a little bar here. so, you can quietly

drive up and show then put everything on your own deed. i think now i want to say i'm back. here is a very important point. this is connected here is another very interesting thing. uh, a famine day has been sweeping the world in recent years, four, at least, drought warriors and whole, as it were, a bunch of unfavorable circumstances, also with sanctions already provoked by the west, for example, there is a lack of supplies of ours. when fertilizer and many more things that violate here this whole huge very heavy very long turnover associated with food production. for him if someone should answer hunger, the assistant to the head of the chechen republic for the power unit, the commander, special forces, akhmad apterovich, laudin, is now on direct communication with obteronovich. hello we were just discussing how the us military from the us embassy in moscow gives the middle finger. uh, to our citizens and posters in support of our special military operation with the letter z and how do american

mercenaries behave in severodonetsk, do you have any information? i didn't hear your last words. i'm sorry the connection is not very good. as western mercenaries behave in moscow, diplomats hiding behind a diplomatic passport show their middle fingers, and a poster with an inscription with the letter z to russian citizens. so are the brave mercenaries there at your front. you know them, non-citizens at the front are not so rosy, they can hide behind whatever they want, but here they are and their passports. we look only after i destroy them, therefore, they do not have the opportunity to show us some kind of finger . therefore, somehow endure there, that what they are doing with you, we won’t tolerate it here, therefore, foreign mercenaries are like a different panda. let them meet there and try to show each other

something. in general, how are things in severodonetsk ? do you know things in severodonetsk exceptionally well? every day we systematically do our job. i'll tell you, uh, cause for concern. we have absolutely none. as you probably already all have now understood, no one is attacking us , there are no counters. we are moving forward every day. and i'll tell you what else to the left, it turns out to the north, there were four settlements that we had to clear this metelkina. it means it has been completely cleared. now an orphan. voronov are also being cleared and blocked, which means that work is going exceptionally

well every day only on our sector of the front. i can say that the enemy is losing about 300 men in total. so uh we have time even every single day. every single day, if you listen to their official speakers, and all the aarons that you back off, they are doing well, but we are we tell. every day. i think even comment on their official speakers. there is no point, as soon as someone talks about real losses, and he immediately, uh, for some reason, disappears from the ukrainian media. but there was information that more civilians left the territory of the nitrogen plant. you can confirm this. uh, it means that nitrogen is slowly coming from the territory of the plant. uh, small groups of citizens come out. well, the total mass is still there. uh, that i can confirm, means we're retreating. i don't know they are our retreats, they probably think. here they are, they just have this

compass turned in the opposite direction. we retreat in their direction so that we plan to be in kiev soon so that everything is fine. let them call it an attack, they want a retreat. they call it, uh, the offensive in the opposite direction. and then we will retreat in the opposite direction towards kiev, but nonetheless. now we are discussing it. we are now discussing the question, a and e we spoke with experts via direct communication today. they also say to the military from donetsk that, in principle, to take the territory of the plant, nitrogen, quickly, despite losses, there is no point in moving slowly. lisichansk liberation do you know that the territory of the nitrogen plant is not a problem? the most important thing is that we can get civilians out of there , so that they are alive and healthy, and the territory of nitrogen itself is, well, in all seriousness. there

are no such direct fortifications there, so that we would especially take a steam bath about this plant. everything is fine. we will give you soon to state the fact that both the plant and the industrial zone itself have been liberated, and these three settlements , which still remain on our left side, have also been liberated, and now or is also just around the corner. so everything is fine. we will retreat soon. as i told you, kiev’s ajda and if there is a command from the supreme commander-in-chief, we can drop into poland at the same time for the whole. i think they are now urgently learning your famous saying already akhmat is strong. russia is not defeated donbass is not with so it sounds, right? in general, to be honest, ukraine is already completely aware that akhmat is strong, russia is powerful, and donbass is invincible, we can teach these

values ​​to all of europe there, as i understand it, lithuania and latvia are there too, in short, we decided to show off a little there. i'm so, to be honest, i 'll tell you, so we must finally throw off, as they say, this is the blanket with your eyes and understand that we are at war with the world. and just what we are doing voices you already understand that we are fighting with this nato bloc, and if you already see it yourself, you must understand that the whole bloc is for this, who turned on in order for russia to lose this bloc, the retreating bears huge losses, and they can give them. whatever weapon he wants. it wo n't change anything. russia has already won and this issue is definitely easy for us. tomorrow it will be necessary to reach the final goal, when we state this fact, the whole point is only in this. thank you very much obtyar started udinov with us in direct contact with the commander of the special forces. akhmad is a deputy, more precisely,

an adviser to the president of the head of chechnya on the power bloc. in general, i adore this speaker, he is megapositive there human. and when the military with such confidence tell us about how we work. it seems to me that every one of our viewers. hmm, every one of our viewers. war correspondent yevgeny lisitsyn feels this and accepts that we continue to communicate with us on a direct line. let's find out how the situation is in his direction according to his data . wonderful. today we have wonderful news, the cauldron between the mountain and the gold is closed, there is no delivery of a bull. we already have prisoners who say that for three days now they have not been able to get any food, water, or a bull. uh, we also have victory mirnaya dolina under lesnoye patchwork. rai

alexandrovka katerynivka completely came under control. and the luhansk people's republic of this settlement, released is wonderful news. uh. it's probably the first time we're giving it on the air. uh, can you give more details about the boilers about what will happen next, because we will discuss this now, for sure this is the most important strategic news, but explain to us also its significance from the point of view of the further deployment of our offensive. at the moment this cauldron is more important than this key direction. uh, the gorskoye lysichansk highway is exactly along this route that supplies are supplied to the main concentrated group, which is located in lisichansk after , uh, after this boiler was formed now, there will be a sweep in the coming days, both prisoners and non-prisoners, too, because there are those who give up. there are those who do not give up, when this territory is already completely cleared, this territory will already go

an attack on the main settlement, which now houses the largest grouping of the armed forces of ukraine and nationalist battalions. this is lisichansk, but our allied forces and, uh, our units of the sixth cossack floor, the fourth seventh brigade, we will definitely do everything possible so that this settlement is liberated. thank you very much eugene with such important news and thank you very much live. we learn about this news yevgeny lisitsyn is in direct contact with us correspondent anna news vlad i can’t, as a military man ask the expert, uh, the meaning of this circuit is the boiler. today it means the way to lisichansk is essentially open. well, practically, yes, that is, uh, here is the right flank of lisichansk, which was critical for its retention. e, accordingly, in this case, with is now completely open and not only are they now cut off from the path and supply, plus, of course, a whole group turns out to be in the boiler, there is no less, well, according to various estimates, but from one and a half to three and

a half thousand and accordingly, this is me weakening purely in numbers. it will be a very powerful psychological blow. this is now a whole headache , because they must either be somehow released, or somehow supported, or, again, simply crossed out. and then, again, it 's like in its time, with the ozone, which was crossed out, and then ukraine figured out for a very long time who was to blame for this israel. and of course, the most important thing is the prospect after this one is cut off, and how is it correct to say e spoke now. uh, after that real serious the line of defense, except for the last one, this slavic motorsk, will not actually remain in this direction. uh, the liberation of donbass in this case will be completed. and most importantly, the most combat-ready units will be defeated there, because slavyansk-kramatorsk. now they are trying to pull it in quickly. ah, replenishment. but these are mostly people who just stay from the rear and have no

combat experience. yet again. uh, most modern weapons. now pulled under lisichanskaya, so, of course, lost now outburst and destruction. on this ledge, it will be a very serious defeat for the armed forces, which, from the point of view of the short term, will not be able to compensate for in any way. and here it must be said that, judging by this news, which we have just given. it is even possible that we are going a little more ahead of schedule than we planned, because there were feelings that this swing would not close so quickly, the path would close further. look now open, meanwhile ukrainian military sponsors hmm. they still cannot share their own weapons among themselves. now the scandal has flared between slovakia and germany, but germany in general is at the center of such scandals, and ukraine blames it. poland blames who only poor scholz did not go through. for this liverwurst. so slovakia, germany failed to agree on the supply of tanks to ukraine. slovakia was supposed to

transfer 30 soviet t-72 tanks to ukraine. and in return, germany seems to have promised 30 of its leopard tanks, but berlin said 30 tanks, we won’t let us listen. 15 leopard tanks cannot be a solution for us as we need 30 tanks for a tank battalion for this purpose. we are negotiating with allies to find additional forms of support for ukraine mish uh leopards. for some reason, slovakia is somehow not in a hurry instead of the t-72, this is the problem that they are all trying to make money, that for someone a war is death for someone a war. this is the loss of a home for someone, this is the loss of the motherland, but for someone it is a business, and they all try to succeed in this business, this business works for them in a circle works between the united states and europe everyone tries push your weapon forward. someone is trying to write off old weapons in order to produce new ones in this business. of course they are confused, as in any businessmen. between themselves they try to each other's throat. to gnaw through the fate of ukraine, they don’t

care at all about the fate of the shells that, unfortunately , have recently been flying exclusively into the civilian population of donbass. and who doesn’t care about them, only selfish profit, and now in the struggle for this selfish profit. they cannot share. will the tank go today to shoot a panzer in ukraine or not a panzer? although, in general, on june 22, it’s scary to think that german tanks are going to kiev, which are shooting at the population and among russian and russian soldiers. today, it just doesn’t fit in my head when i tried to discuss it. well, business has become such a cynical time that human death and human inhabitants from them have become the subject of bargaining, but some business vadim with a minus sign. and sorry, we have a direct link. we have maryana naumova , our project leader, we are in direct contact together from donetsk maryana, as far as i know, you are from the maternity hospital, when i had time hello, studio. hello viewers. we are really now in the maternity hospital, because last week

joyful events took place in donetsk, 40 children were born, 28 boys 17 girls, and only in the petrovsky district were born twin boys and in proletarsky too, and a slender was born. i'm just now in the ward, where these wonderful children are wonderful, just mothers in the heroine galina and ganin. tell me how you feel, well, the throne is, of course, much already well. we have passed a whole stage. eight months has passed. well, i feel good, baby well done grow up eat poop. as they called the first one flew out. as they say vanka, then dimka and alyoshka will follow him, we will have the richest of all your 150. well, i really want everything to be fine with you. we will help you children have already

brought gifts. well, you know, buy gifts. can i want to tell you more, what to say in and we gave such wonderful ones from moscow, and blankets, towels and children's bed linen are a woman, and ksenia is such a nice gift. and now i am fulfilling a mission, and i am passing on a humanitarian one, so that all this will reach beautiful children and be with us. here is the head of the maternity ward, valentina vasilievna yes , valentina tell me this question. now the shelling of the city has become more frequent and it gets into the mouth of the house. there, the doctors are simple. women giving birth under shelling descend into a bomb shelter, if there is one, how is your maternity hospital, was it once under shelling, or now how to cook? what needs to be done to save the lives of these children, uh the last uh, a few days shelling of the city of donetsk has become more frequent unfortunately, and uh, all maternity hospitals have prepared for this event. uh, our institution is also you, we are now in

the department of extragenital obstetric pathology, dr. he is the department, which is the third level of medical care. uh, we have uh for serving women. uh, organized chambers, uh, including in the basement, where during shelling we can lower the basement. uh, there is and uh, equipped with uh improvised. we will say so glad the hall, where we can at the need to carry out childbirth, as well as to perform a caesarean section. uh, on the eighth day there was shelling, a long shelling of the city , a large perinatal center was damaged. e, where the doctors made heroic efforts and led. uh, in our institution all women who need

help sex genital obstetric pathology. many of them have already given birth, including such a happy event, which is rarely the birth of triple three boys and fame. god the kids are doing great. and i think that mom is happy not at all with children. closer goes home fine. thank you very much, valentina vasilievna, but i want to say that, yes, the shelling, uh, on the contrary, is growing, uh, with such a very strong intensity, yes and unfortunately stra. from this, the children of the school, the orphanages of the maternity hospital, i want to show you a story about one strong girl, who, unfortunately, also touched on this, and we will go to feed the kids. let's see.

number 14, she regularly suffers from shelling of isa from the side of avdiivka and they hit non-military units they hit the civilian population, the school and the children. they give it to be cleaned on time. all because the daily shelling, which simply does not allow us to live, live , work, teach children, the arrival was a little further. yes , it’s from the fragments here we have a sleeping building girls boys spend the night when our students stay here. right now, there are no children here . yes, no, there are no children now,

everything is on distance learning. well, before, how the children studied. yes, it was a school day. here they are here all the time and even at this time, accordingly, there are arrivals fired. why such a name is given to a sanatorium, physiotherapy exercises, if medicine fragments fly directly into windows and windows, they sort it out, so the flowers were removed so that they would not suffer. we have completely damaged all people will not do this, however, it's not just a genocide. this is a complete extermination , we are simply exterminated. so, i don’t know, they probably

want to wipe it off the face of the earth, but it doesn’t work out. can't you see that this is an educational institution and look at the arrival, which i don't even just brought. you live when the last shelling happened yesterday and this morning. and we have shelling every day this morning was again yesterday was again they did not stop. why did it all start, even if you and i are not politicians, we can talk about what? why did it start because no one demanded much, e we are a russian-speaking population, and we want to speak russian, our children are also russian-speaking population. it we were forbidden to do this. uh, they were forbidden to express their opinion , that's why it all started. glasses

shelter number two turns out to be such a basement. so you can say, i see candles yes, matches, a first aid kit and water. you sit and lived, children lived here. yes, even children's toys remained, to be honest, my heart cries, because you understand, when children lived here, there was always a children's scream noise. you know, it’s as if something was torn out , it’s a pity, it’s insulting, but we’ll restore everything. the main thing is that everyone is alive and well, but we

can’t restore it. we, unfortunately, have an injured child, but fortunately one this is nastya, who was seriously injured. therefore, today, when we go to nastya, you look in her eyes. this, of course, is a great sorrow for us. no, it was not at school that there was no educational process. she and her mother went to the well to draw water. and it was possible to quickly hide with the windows closed , we do not recommend. have you noticed that no one rides with

closed ones. tell us, in what condition did nastya come to power? she was admitted to the intensive care unit in a serious condition after undergoing a severe communication operation with a penetrating wound of the abdominal cavity and amputation of the lower limb. uh, bravo's upper third of the thigh due to massive damage to the limbs. now he is in the recovery department for wound treatment. wounds are healing, they have been cleansed we hope that in the near future it's all, uh, will heal and then there will be direct questions in further prosthetics. so, how are you doing? it was normal to be scared, she just didn't understand what had happened. she simply did not feel her leg, well, the dust is all here,

it's all in the dust. she don't see me nothin' i immediately felt my leg, immediately my leg, and everything went that i already then pulled the artery of my leg. roma ivanov is a military officer, yeah, who came to his apartment, and at that time there was shelling, well, not at a loss, he took a squeeze and extended an artery and took a stretcher. he, perhaps that of another lad, both to the emergency room and to the operating room, and everything went the whole process went on, we are already standing on the fire in the ward , we are already trying to walk on crutches. good? let's go to recovery. and then what is planned next, as we were told that, probably, prosthetics will be. yes, there is he, and now, it’s not me, mironov, the surgeon put us today and they want us there. well, if anything, we will also help. i just looked into those eyes more than once. you know, her eyes are full of

tears, because she understands she has become, and there is a lot of attention to care, but she is already an adult. she understands that she is disabled. she would need a shower, it's hard. every time i come from her, you know . somehow i felt myself, i don’t know, even here. well, no, well, not myself, just such a sediment in your soul you look at this child, which she would run and either play and thirteen years in total, and she therefore, this is what is scary.

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