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one defeat, mr. prosecutor, can take away. i hope to give you a lot of free time to write a book of aphorisms. yes yes. i have a lot of material gathered for all the time that you and your buddies were hunting for me. how many years you could not take me? 30 40, we need this material. i'll tell you what, you're a good person, you're a good prosecutor. but just in case you ask your people there they really want me to start remembering. see him.

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alexander ivanovich so, wait, the pharaohs are being brought here for interrogation. excellent. well, buddy ready to play the role of the pharaoh? the working day is not over yet, konstantin ignatievich, where are you going? what documents i didn’t

know, that there was also a camera installed in the collector. you recently passed the lie detector. why did you all learn to deceive like that, right? the government airport has no chance inside or outside, it has no to the plane. lenka won't go either. on foot, the motorcade, armored, will drive up to the gangway. well, there is a moment of entry into the plane itself. it will protect for a fraction of a second. an airport to kill one chinese can also be like that, but then how to blame russia, it would be possible to shoot down a three hundred plane. all terrorists would do this every day and he would end up being a

good shooter in the world of a russian rifle. that 's why he wants to do it, right? where will he shoot from? let's map the engine, if you shoot from the front, the engine for the sniper is the speed of the bullet plus the oncoming speed i shot the rifle at 2.200. let's dance from this in the 21st century, the plane still takes off against the

wind, of course, no one has canceled physics. 20 seconds of aiming adjustment and shots, yes, he will have time to shoot twice. this is what i did. so let's watch the point. that we lived in an array of private sector? what is this hangar? high-rise 20 floors perfect, let's go. asks for permission from the spitting image of beijing board, 1026 i know

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good evening on the air, a big game, the most colorful event of today was, of course, the resignation. the now former

british prime minister is fighting johnson which however. in my opinion, is unlikely to lead to major changes in british policy in relation to russia and the ukrainian crisis, therefore no less important, and in terms of global politics. perhaps even more significant today is the g20 foreign ministers' meeting that began in bali, indonesia in indonesia this year is chaired by the g20. and this meeting is the main meeting of the g20 before this one, which will take place. in the same place in bali in november, russia is represented at this meeting by the minister of foreign affairs, sergey lavrov, and today he is already spent in the fields. bilateral negotiations with his chinese and turkish counterparts, and also this evening vladimir putin held a meeting with the leaders of the faction of the state duma and made a very important statement there about the russian special operation in ukraine and about relations with the west, listen

today we hear that they want to defeat us in battlefield. well, what can i say, let him try. we have already heard a lot that the west wants to fight us to the last ukrainian. this is a tragedy for the ukrainian people, but it looks like everything is going to this. but everything should know that we are, by and large, serious. we have not started anything yet. at the same time, we do not refuse peace negotiations. but those who refuse should know that the further the more difficult it will be for them to negotiate with us. today we will discuss the prospects for the military conflict in ukraine, the prospects for the politics of the west and russian western relations in the context of the ukrainian crisis with the president of the center for national interests in washington dmitriy salsom and the former director of the

russian institute for strategic studies lieutenant general leonid petrovich reshetnikov dmitry leonid petrovich uh, good evening. good evening. dmitry, the first question for you. well , we have already said more than once that the west has almost exhausted the resource of its support for ukraine and the resource of anti-russian policy, both in terms of arms supplies and in terms of anti-russian sanctions, and at the same time ukraine continues to suffer defeat at the front of the declared policy . the west, as it sounds from washington , is to prevent the defeat of ukraine, to strengthen its position at the negotiating table, yes, but in the uk they continue to talk about defeating russia. but the president just said that we have not started yet, which is absolutely true, because russia is conducting a limited special operation with a very limited number of troops. and if it starts, this is what the

west will do in this case, which has already practically exhausted its resources, which will go beyond horizontal escalation and start the third world war, sort of like, uh, president biden. says it's unacceptable, what do you think what are the options? i do not believe that president byte will deliberately start a third world war. i am sincerely convinced that he is such a military man and does not want to. and that he is still from the generation of the cold war, when the soviet union was a hostile great power. eh, but nevertheless there was an understanding that there is some kind of red line that the west can not cross, no matter how much it wants to, and it seems that this is a sound understanding. what worries me is that, let's say, unlike the caribbean crisis of 62 years. there are many on this site there are a lot of different players and some of them, like

president duda, are acceptable. they are just, let alone zelensky, they are frankly eager to fight. and in general, that's enough. well, you know one of the matches sometimes happens. and of course i'm sure that russia will exercise healthy restraint. well, in general, a well-known limit, and especially when the task is set. what it seems to me more than lithuania openly provoke russia, in general, i can not rule out that he will be able to complete this task, albeit the most catastrophic consequences. as for what president dmitry putin said, i think you have just explained very clearly that he is conducting a special operation in russia. that's when it started, and there was an opinion, especially in the west, what can be called a special operation, anything, but nevertheless,

war is war. now we understand the difference between a real large-scale war and a special operation, but just walking around moscow and looking at normal life is enough to understand that this is not a real war. e in russia, unlike kyiv no one is caught on the streets, no mobilizations are carried out. and as you rightly said. uh, the russian army is advancing slowly but surely. and this despite the fact that although russia, on the one hand, has a great superiority in artillery, long has a great superiority in manpower. and yet russia is advancing. although ukraine is backed by the collective west of 40 states, in varying degrees , but collectively they provide ukraine with unprecedented support with money, weapons,

if you want, military training and intelligence, and intelligence, by the way, the general of this is absolutely right that intelligence said about this. and not only, warning of some big russian plans, but intelligence is literally on the battlefield, where the batteries are located, let's say the enemy, which is extremely important. but i am sure that president putin will not be easy. now, to cross this line between a big war and a special operation, but if russia is forced, then here's an interesting question, general, your opinion can be imagined that from the appearance of a large number of hammers and from the best. uh, if you want to train ukrainian troops to use them, that as a result of this, uh, president putin would allow the

russian military to start a major retreat in ukraine, well, can you imagine that ? no, of course, i agree with you that biden clearly understands, even if we doubt that he still understands now, that the outbreak of a big war is unacceptable. eh, but on the other hand. i would like to say one more thing, you sounded the phrase to provoke russia, well, me. from our it is generally impossible to provoke the president to anything, but the excerpts, uh, are enough for everything, you know. here, sorry to interrupt you. i understand that the president of russia has a very big breath of her. i say this not because i am on hospitable russian soil, but because putin has repeatedly demonstrated this. but there are situations when a provocation is not a provocation of one person. this is a provocation of the country. this is when

the country is put in a position where it is very, very difficult not to respond to such a provocation. i had in mind, but in answer to your question, of course, in these deliveries that are ongoing and they are probably still in stock for some time. uh, in western countries. there are more to be continued. they strengthen to some extent the ukrainian army. but this is not drastic. this will not change the course of events there on the line with elephantia, but i don’t know, at first it seemed to dmitry that in this phrase. we have n't started in earnest yet, another position has been laid down. we haven't, uh, seriously launched a special military operation yet. well completely agree. we are still operating only in a narrow area, but in fact, donbass is the entire line of contact. it is, in general, such a first world war. remember long 2 years. she didn't move

. yes, as long as it is stable, the entire line of contact. we can activate it in different places there kharkov nikolaev without mobilization, without a big war. and this zelensky knows very well and his curators know that not all of the group that is, uh, mobilized and that stands, it is far from being involved. this is what we know too. opponents, i think that if your opponents know this, so then i have a question dmitry what is happening? now, if they know all this, and let's add, if they understand this, then what do they think, and what do they hope for. well, it seems to me that they themselves have driven themselves into a hopeless impasse and now they really believe that the best thing for them is here and now, and this is to maintain the status quo and,

you know, put up with the situation when the cat's tail is cut off gradually instead of depriving the tail of e completely, in fact, i want to emphasize when president putin says we have n't started yet and hints at the possibility of a bigger war, he is by no means talking about war, nato russia he is talking about the possibility of intensifying hostilities directly within ukraine as a result. against ukraine, which is fully supported of course, this is how, as a result of which ukraine will suffer an even more crushing situation and lose much larger territories than it has already lost in this regard. and the west really seems to me there are two, uh, valid alternatives because the third alternative is escalation. e to the level. russia nato it is not seen as

admissible. so the first alternative is such a compromise-light, i call it trying to stop the hostilities, right now, with the help of peace talks, the president announced that we are ready. yes, it gets harder every day. why because russia will win an even bigger victory, but we are ready to start negotiations right now, but for and and then the damage and defeat of the west will be incomplete. and the second alternative is that we are really moving from a limited special operation to a less limited special operation, inflicting a crushing defeat on ukraine and the political costs of the collective west behind it. the west will be simply catastrophic in this case, yes, and to prevent it. this full-scale position will be limited to a compromise or the defeat of light in the west, the necessary responsible elites, it is necessary to

have strategic thinking in order to understand dmitry but this is a huge question of strategic so far, and the strategic wisdom of the united states is enough to try to avoid horizontal escalation of the conflict coming to the nato level of russia. but alas, given the policy that the west has been pursuing over the past four and a half months. i don’t see enough political wisdom there and i want to ask one more question precisely because of your very extensive experience with the valdai club and as a result of your experience with valdai club, which, as it were, was a platform for the international elite to get together and discuss various complex problems in many of these people. eh, you know, he was personally visited, probably, at the wax forum. here i have a question for you. do i have

the correct impression that the degradation of these western internationals was taking place literally before our very eyes? it's like, uh, there's a huge number left in the west, a really large number of bright deep knowledgeable experts. they are in the intelligence community in the uk they is in the expert community in the united states and you dmitry are a prominent representative. but it is this part of e. in the western e -expert community there are still people like henry kissenger, like thomas graham, like john world shimer, who say the right things dmitry i'm sorry. i must interrupt you again from my personal experience. i was saying pretty much the same thing that you were saying a few years ago in washington and, uh, the person who was previously one of the, uh, deputy secretary of the bush administration, uh, jr.

dmitry's ear fuck you noticed that all your reasonable people are even older than you. yes, it's true, it's true. uh, well, uh, robert gates can also be called a former secretary of defense for 7070. yes , but you understand this is a tragedy that seems to me connected, and with the imbalance that arose in the world after the end of the cold war in a situation where the united states did not need to. it was to pursue a strategically adjusted policy. yes , when they thought that they could afford everything and no one could challenge them. yes accordingly, it is not necessary to conduct it there, but to calculate the balance of interests, the balance of permissiveness, of course, yes, uh, power. e is corrupt. yes or corrupts it absolute power returns absolutely. it seems to me that this crisis of the elite is a systemic crisis in the united states. dmitry

, of course, you may not agree, but it seems to me that the united states has been in recent decades. eh, just plunges e into a systemic state economic political moral crisis. by the way, we talked about this. i have an impression, you know, consultations with american analysts from intelligence, starting uh, from uh, director of the cia for example, ten yes, whom i had the opportunity to meet with other analysts. but they reminded me of our expert marxists in the late eighties, they are right because their teaching is correct. yes, here they are. we bring democracy when we discuss. here are examples of cancer and there is no need to prove arguments. wait no need. wait, i say, well , you're setting up, uh, democracy in iraq, but

look here, the national issues here, what's the religious issues here. what are the consequences consequences of democracy. he will decide everything and practically we stopped talking. hmm, because it makes no sense they reminded me of such overseers who are guided by this and often dmitry is here and when we communicate, when i listen to him, he says, uh, about national interests, usa they don’t are guided by the national interests of the united states and are not guided by their globalist idea of ​​leading the world to respond. we are responsible for the world. this is not quite an emotional interest for the united states and therefore the elite when she only gets one set we run the world. and we have powerful weapons. teachings er, teachings about hegemony the elite is languishing. she is

intellectually stunted. you know, it reminds reminded me. uh, the phrase of one very bright russian soviet americanist. e, georgy arkadyevich, arbatov, e, the founder and long-term director of the institute for the usa and canada of the russian academy of sciences, is already at the end of the cold war. he told e to one of the american interlocutors. you know we're doing the worst thing for you, we're depriving you of enemy, then many did not give it much. the meaning was not taken seriously, but after all, arbatov is right, because depriving the enemy of that monopoly situation, and strengthening dogmatism is the belief that victory in the cold war, which you proclaimed in the united states. really. well, it proved the correctness of, uh, ideological attitudes, they deprived it all, the united states of strategic thinking, and now the situation is difficult, because on the one hand there are objective prerequisites for the revival of this

strategic thinking. new confrontation with russia new consultation. with china yes , confrontation is bad, but from the point of view of the recovery of the american elite. perhaps this uncomfortable situation will help during the sixteenth year company. that for him, a serious position in previous administrations was not an indicator of qualification, but incriminating circumstances. but he did not always investigate this at all. it seems to me that we should return to the saying widely attributed to the greek playwright euripides that when the gods want to destroy someone, the gods start by saying that they click. and so i want to give two examples of the example today that you talked about in the meeting. uh, big twenty. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is there, it's no secret that it's about dialogue between the united states. uh, russia well

, let's say we appreciate the grip, but here is a wonderful format. you can talk right at your feet. and you can not even in a separate room corners, if something to discuss and here today is the secretary of state. united states mr. blinkin makes a statement we will not relent until britney he has a basketball shaving gainer until britney is half out and all the other illegally detaining americans join their loved ones, the secretary of state says. this is not blinkin. you know, first, as an american citizen. and secondly, how just a normal person. i also want these people to be released. here's how they were released, immediately. under what circumstances is another story. i would like them to be released by the us secretary of state and spoke

of innocence, the slaughter of which in russia convicted of espionage ah madam. she uh confessed her guilt today. she did not say that this hashish is her suitcase, someone planted it. she admitted that she took him with her. she speaks by mistake, but what they usually talk about in such cases, they don’t say that we will expose you to her, we have n’t sentenced you to anything yet. they say, we hope you show indulgence. we hope for your humanism and in these conditions quietly approaches the minister of foreign affairs of russia if indeed it is the girls who want to help, what does the general do, they say sergey, we have a lot of disagreements. well, somewhere you need to start and maybe this is the same person , the place where somehow something can be solved.

the secretary of state had this opportunity to make a noble, but almost human time. he doesn't want to decide this, he has other plans, but for now it's tough. it's just that not only people don't want to decide this. he does things just the opposite. yes, because to start publicly exposing russia in this way and refusing to speak to the russian foreign minister is at least this girl is not helped. or maybe she agrees to interfere. i, uh, actually paid attention to this statement too. it's a little on the other side. in my opinion. this is a demonstration that anthony blinkin puts the issues of strategic stability of international security of global governance at the level. and depending on the fate of those american citizens who are arrested in russia, this is simply the apotheosis of

irresponsibility, because yes, of course, we all really want our citizens to return home and asked for it in the process. at least he tried to help her. he doesn't try, he doesn't try. well, look at russia in america until now max uh, which uh, which uh, the united states refuses. uh, give back russia we really have something to talk about, but russia at all levels emphasizes that regardless of the contradictions , regardless of even our disagreements on ukraine, we are ready for a dialogue on strategic stability. we are ready for negotiations to resolve the ukrainian conflict, united states a. it's not that they don't show readiness. they avoid the possibility of dialogue. with russia, cnn said yesterday that not only will glinkin not meet with lavrov there. on his feet not on his feet, whatever, and he will even avoid participating in joint photographs. that is, he will run away

from him. yes, uh from lavrov what does this say, they are ready to have a dialogue for now, which brings us back to what we were talking about, if they are not ready to have a dialogue now, well, then russia will be forced to do what vladimir putin hinted at intensify the fighting. and then the united states will simply lose big. i agree with you conscience. i want to give you another example to clarify what i mean by the degradation of western faces. excuse the expression in the ninety-first year long ago. i was sitting in vilnius opposite the president of the council. i accompanied former president richard nixon. it was the first visit of such a level to vilnius, and of course. eh, the president of lithuania was, how pleased he was asking me for one favor. there was nearby about the riot police outside

outside phineas and there was a fear that it was there that he, controlled by russia, allegedly wanted to strike at vilnius. ivan bergen asked me to hide anikson's secretary, went to talk to them and somehow said that no one was going to attack you guys. if you want to leave, we'll let you go quietly , but in general, and we don't know what your plans are. well let's live in peace. we gladly did it. it totally worked, but the point was different at the end of our conversation. lord, i'm very sorry. i would like to talk to nixon eye to eye. well, of course, we all left, and then nixon came out, and he said to me, you know what the nansberga told me. he told me, as i understand it, that you will meet with gorbachev and yeltsin, and some said that it was sort of, and

he told him about lansberg, and you could tell them. what is my absolute priority, where there can be no compromises? this is the independence of lithuania about everything else. including any treaty with russia, including even soviet military bases, then there was still the soviet union. i am ready about all this. speak. it was a very tough conversation, but it was the conversation of a statesman who had in mind the priorities of his country. and now his grandson gabriel icelandsberges, who is the minister of foreign affairs of lithuania. so they take and bully russia, they create this, i would say ridiculous, if it were not such a dangerous situation with transit through the lithuanian leningrad region. here are the generals, maybe you know something that is incomprehensible to me. well, what's the answer? well, what

do you need from once again putting pressure on russia why do it? dimitri is very understandable. eh, your, uh, fellow american fellow countrymen. i think they are set up necessarily necessarily sets up. this is exactly what sets you up and they fulfill this role with pleasure and with pleasure in ukraine. absolutely right. and this will continue for a long time now lithuania will appear later, latvia estonia e. the united states has a whole set. these are the countries that are ready to bite, bark and so on, it turns out that they are blind. leaders of the blind. i fully agree with what leonid petrovich says. i actually studied russian-baltic relations at one time and i can give some evidence that it is the united states that is behind the provocative policy that

lithuania is now pursuing, you know in the nineties look in the nineties. uh, in fact, russian lithuanian relations were the best of all relations between russia and the baltic states, much better than with latvia and estonia if we immediately had a border treaty on borders. two much fewer ethnic russians there were all immediately granted citizenship even when the president of lithuania was alts brazauskas, who was still, uh, in soviet times. first secretary. e, lithuanian e, cpsu central committee relations were practically wonderful. everything changed, you know, when valdas adams a became president of lithuania in 2003 . who is valdas adam american american? come on, he was born in lithuania and he fought on the side of the wehrmacht in forty-four, then he fled to germany, which means he emigrated from germany to the united states has lived all his life in the united states , but returned to lithuania and that's it since then everything

has gone sharply, because together with valdas. naturally, a huge blanket arrived in lithuania, american advisers to officials, and so on, and it is since then that the united states has been determining and managing tomsk intelligence, the lithuanian state apparatus , and so on . of course, some are related to russophobia, but please note that lithuania is such a tester, whether in the policy of the united states not only towards russia but even towards china. remember, uh, lithuania decided to semi-recognize taiwan here already russophobia. it doesn’t matter either, the united states is behind it, why, because with the help of lithuania, the united states is testing the borders, red lines, red lines of russia, the red lines of china and

what will happen and well, this is a rather cynical policy, because the united states does not feel sorry for lithuania, well or two glad to say so, you know, let's uh, what is called meet each other halfway, i recognize the role in the united states and you know that the lithuanian elite. i really like this role. what is this, as if not by order, but with great enthusiasm, though lithuania has the highest inflation of all the countries of the european union yes of all yes, uh 20 plus, but i completely agree, and they really like the role of such a landsnecht, i would said in front of the american knight and and uh, him together with uh, poles. here, too, look was the face of walesa. and now anche, duda, this is also a complete degradation of the scale of polish leaders, but i have the feeling that between poland and lithuania and, to some extent, ukraine,

they had the illusion that now is the 17th century. and that they will fight with russia for the dominance of eastern europe. and you know, we sometimes talk about it with irony, but they take it absolutely seriously . this is their inner content. if there is some kind of internal content, then so be it. in theory, great poland is a great polish-lithuanian state, including ukraine, they live by this, such people came, such people came to power. they they believe in it to some extent, and that's why they are frostbitten e do not pay attention to anything, and they say their own and again accusing, the united states they indulge in this. they are thrown into this fire. uh, a kerosene gasoline, it all burns, so e yes e is not pretty bad frostbitten, but again they are behind them, the current leadership of the united

is betting on poland in the european policy of the united states, but i really hope that , nevertheless, in the conditions of the current confrontation strategic thinking. the american elite will return. behave more responsibly and the united states will somehow be more limited. to be and restrain the policy of their satellites in order to prevent. indeed, the escalation of the current conflict, the current hybrid war into the third world war, dmitry leonid petrovich thank you very much for an exceptionally interesting conversation. and we'll continue in a few moments. and we are discussing, here, all the key events on all fronts from the front of the socialist front to the front of the ideological and cultural. the premiere of electronic

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