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the big game on the air is by far the most colorful and i would say the theatrical event of today was the resignation of boris johnson, he clung to power until the very last hour until the last minute. by all means. he held on to his premier chair last night, when more than fifty high-ranking employees of the cabinet of ministers left, when

the rest urged him to resign. he categorically refused, it got to the point that when the delegation of the british government, a went, er, went to boris johnson to ask him to resign. he literally locked his residence and didn't let them in. yes, and uh, continued to insist that uh he would be prime minister. it's just how greedily and passionately boris johnson will love power and how desperately he ah, fought for it, but uh, nevertheless, as we discussed yesterday at this table, and it's all over, ah and uh, the truly conservative party has turned its back on the already ex -prime minister. he is now going to act as prime minister until the election of the next leader of the conservative party and, accordingly, a new prime minister and the schedule for these elections will be announced next

week and it is expected that before october this new leader of the uk will be named, as far as candidates are most likely candidates today are the defense ministers in the uk ben wallace, and who is actually in the lead with by a wide margin over other candidates in second place, foreign minister. uh, a list of tracks, and also likely candidates, uh, are the minister of trade, penny mordon, which for some reason in russia there are wrong mordounds. apparently, as if, remembering the famous character of alexandre dumas and the minister of finance. eh, rishi sunak, and singing mordont is the minister of trade. uh, great britain and the chancellor of the exchequer, uh, over whom the zahiwi and the former foreign minister, uh, jeremhant, as i said, are in the lead by a wide margin, uh, ben wallace who is one of the main architects of the

british policy towards ukraine in terms of arms supplies. and in principle russophobic. eh course. here but it is possible that in the spirit of a new progressive political correctness. eh, they prefer rhinestones. eh, as a woman yes, there will be a new one. uh, already the third iron lady after margaret thatcher, yes, uh, in any case, uh, in any case, litera does not hide her premier ambitions. she even immediately left as soon as little about johnson's resignation. uh, this big twenty in bali and uh, back in london, and in his speech today, johnson promised that the uk will continue to support and quote support ukraine for as long as necessary, and i personally think that with johnson's departure, very little will change in the uk's policy towards russia and towards the ukrainian conflict. if anything changes at all,

it will be directly. what you think will change practically nothing, of course, i can't deny myself the pleasure of saying one thing. and about johnson, you know he was a clown when he was mayor of the city of london he was a clown when he was foreign secretary. by the way, i spoke about this on various programs here in america, and he was a clown when he was prime minister initially today. i succumbed to this i said a few years ago. well, well , there is still a primacy in this whole matter, but if i why wanted to start with this, if zelensky is a clown by profession, he earns by clowning, but he acts like this by nature. here he has the essence of a clown. and this, of course, has always offended me,

because i adore this strange one. i really love english literature. i love the english political system, these are the people who gave the new world new politics, new institutions, new economies. well, and so on and so on and to what yes? yes, what can you go down, here england has sunk to an incredible level, in fact, with boris, the only one i breathed a sigh of relief and i think maybe this great people will be able to find, but the fact that you listed this opinion pleased two or three, i must say, but uh, how is it say fuck radish ain't sweeter because that's the secretary of defense that's semi-literate crazy woman minister of foreign affairs, but what to do, apparently, we have

entered a certain period of time, we are updating and will update the world, and you know, in defense of boris johnson, i must say that after all. yes, at least he was and remains a very outrageous personality perhaps a clown, but he is an extraordinary personality and yet everyone is extraordinary, and sometimes she plays the role of a personality. it is of great importance in history and i think boris johnson played a significant role in the history of great britain in the last period. brexit brexit is in many ways a man-made result of exactly the policies of boris johnson the british uh independence party and farage, he was the main yes jones johnson yes. well, anyway, he did his part, but england wanted it, and that's why they couldn't t -against this trend, so he's just if,

as it's known in politics, they say if you can't, uh, go against it, then ride the movement which goes forward. here we have done it you can't prevent the mess. yes, see i agree with the role. nigel farage, but uh for johnson, and this conservative wing of the conservative party rallied, which also supported brexit. as a result, johnson is considered the main architect of brexit, and in many ways, this is why he became prime minister, and johnson pursued a very active policy in europe, remember only the european trinity. uh, scholz macron, uh, the dredges arrived in kiev right there, the next day, jones flew there so that, god forbid, they didn’t agree on peace negotiations for me, so that ukraine would continue to fight to the last ukrainian. in any case, under johnson, the uk demonstrated a certain subjectivity. here, nikolai viktorovich

do you think that now with the departure of johnson yes, i completely agree that british policy will not change fundamentally. but now, as regards its subjectivity, as regards its visibility, will it dissolve, let's say. in nato's common denominator yes, it will demonstrate. the front temperature in the hospital between the united states and the european union or subjectivity, uh, the uk will remain after johnson, but i think that the words of the role personalities in history are important and necessary for soo jones, but they still relate to a lesser extent. if at all they can be somehow addressed to him was the prime minister who brought out the main question that we should ask ourselves and here i agree with a respected colleague, and the resignation of boris johnson is a change of course or the resignation of boris johnson i think that almost everyone agrees this is the resignation of boris johnson why because caesar's wife should be beyond suspicion and the example of a british minister cannot be smeared in the whole a series of scandals. so once he was forgiven for the

second time, this is certainly not forgiven, but also a sentence to him. as a matter of fact, quite recently delivered. e to turkish president erdogan, who is at a meeting of the big seven. he came up and said, this one is a disgrace from us, apparently, erdogan was heard somewhere very high. and they decided more so that johnson's body would not disgrace either the west or great britain or the monarchs, and therefore he, of course, rested to the last. well, look, the signal passed and suddenly the principled british ministers. started leaving one by one, it immediately became clear that this was their personal initiative. and this is already a definite decision, which is being implemented returning to your question in the uk, it was not for this that it left the european union in order to dissolve in someone else's politics, therefore, no , the uk will follow the same russophobic course, so we will see a new russophobe on as prime minister, but resent him for it. well, as if it ’s pointless, firstly, the meaning of geopolitics and

the political world struggle is in this confrontation. you and oh secondly, well listen uh, this job is such a british prime minister must always fight russia so it was the way it is and i'm afraid it will be so. well, i think it will. some are really normalization. or something , but british, at least, rhetoric , and from the point of view of russia's interests, it may even be worse than under the outrageous e johnson, because now there will be less shame within nato. and for us it is not worse for us, however. today one of the most important international events, of course. e was and still is. uh, the g20 ministerial summit in bali where they participate. uh, the russian foreign minister. e, sergei lavrov a. a. although the energy and food crisis is raging in the world and, in principle, the economic crisis and

the wave is raising its head again, and the covid 19 pandemic in the united states is their allies. instead of uniting the world community and the g20 to resolve these issues, they are trying to use this meeting. as a tool and platform for anti-russian policy and hybrid warfare, firstly, what we have already discussed with dmitry syme, neither secretary of state glinkin nor others, the foreign ministers of the nato countries are not ready to meet with the foreign minister, and russia is true, the united states was forced to give up its of the previous intention to boycott, and since the meeting of the g20 and the g20 format in general, but they were transparently hinted that in this case the g20 would simply boycott, the united states and they realized that they were no longer an indispensable power. that is, without they can already be, too, yes, and they decided not to

bypass. and secondly, on the eve of the g20 ministerial meeting at the state department. it was said that tony linkin would discuss with other forum participants the american initiative supported by the g7, but for now. supported by the g20 to set a ceiling on the price of russian oil and will try to blame russia and make the g20, as a forum, blame russia for the world food crisis, but it is obvious that the result of these efforts is only the rapprochement of russia and china, as well as russia and other non-western countries, uh, the g20, which do not want to follow the wake of the united states and and today, during his meeting with chinese foreign minister wang, sergey viktorovich lavrov said about this against the backdrop of the strategic course of the united states and its satellites to double contain the development

of our countries, we continue to increase the volume and expand the scope of practical cooperation, i emphasize. like you just said the special importance of the russian chinese creative link of the strategic link in the formation of a more just and democratic world order. based on the principles of international law, above all, the un charter and in contrast to the openly aggressive line of the west, which seeks to maintain its privileged position of dominance in international affairs. our position is understood and supported by an increasing number of responsible participants in government communications dmitrievich do you agree that the united states does not succeed, but to use the g20 as a platform and ment of anti-russian policy and push through this divisive agenda that the united states is promoting there on the

ceilings of prices for russian oil by the g20. you know, today american experts are already paying attention to the fact that this economic crisis, the coming recession, has one peculiarity, probably, it has many features, but they distinguish it, unlike other economic crises of recent years, starting from nineties with the asian crisis, as a result of which actually laid. these are the institutions of the twenty financial stability councils, which worked especially hard after the crisis since 2007-2008. the peculiarity of the current situation is that the system of economic e, coordination and harmonization of the actions of countries by and large is actually destroyed, the twenty is recognized as a tool. it is precisely the coordination of actions in the economy and anti-crisis, first of all, that

today it has actually lost this significance. uh, due to the fact that the countries of its members are completely different interests. it is divided exactly in half. yes, 10 countries on one side. these are, uh, famous countries. brix is ​​argentina that wishes to join this group. this is turkey, this is indonesia and mexico , which in one way or another interact in various formats with russia, saudi arabia , which interacts with us within the framework of custody plus, like mexico itself, and on the other hand. this is the seven countries of the group of seven, uh, australia and south korea and plus independent members. uh, european twenties these countries to speak today. in general, by and large, nothing, because they have different agendas. and if it happens, it's kind of a noticeable economic polarization. because today, thanks to the current situation, the top ten countries that i mentioned have

quite powerful economic resources. uh, today russia is actively supplying its energy resources to these countries. yes, at a lower price than the market price, but this provides economic growth in these countries, another the top ten are facing real economic problems with rising energy prices, and by and large there is no single economic agenda between them in this situation. answering your question directly. i don’t have e special expectations of opportunities to agree on something now, because such agreements. they just don't fit on the agenda. here is this second first or second half. uh, twenty, which consists of countries that are clearly not supported. we are certainly witnessing the crisis of the g20 as an institution, and along with it the wider crisis of global governance as a result. that and the policy pursued by the seven under the auspices of the united states and because the really big twenty appeared, er, in the late

nineties, when it was necessary to resolve the crisis first. e to the ninety- seventh ninety-eighth year, then the crisis of 2008-2009, but in those years there was no confrontation between the great powers in the world. and this made it possible to develop some kind of unifying agenda for today , of course, global problems. nowhere disappeared. they are getting stronger. yes, i have already said the energy and food crises, but the director of the international monetary fund, but says that next year the whole world will enter a global recession, yes, that is, global problems do not disappear anywhere in europe in asia again with the coronavirus pandemic, but so the confrontation that the united states is conducting at the same time with russia from china and their policy of sort of polarizing apart. the international community by and large does not allow the g20 to function. and you know i would

added one more such economic touch, uh, twenty and the site of financial stability included in its structure. they were imbued with the logic of financial stability, because getting out of financial crises required certain financial actions. well, how are such wonderful statements appearing now that during this time central banks have learned to print money in order to somehow somehow fill the economy with some kind of resource for economic growth, but they have not learned to print grain, but have not taught how to print benzia. and today it is the key problem and today the traditional model of financial stabilization as a result of the crisis, it is actually. well, it can turn out to be useless, and therefore this is a dialogue, returning, again, to this issue. today it is collapsing, they speak different languages, well, i have already said that one of the main events of today in the framework of the

g20 ministerial meeting was the meeting of the minister of foreign affairs of russia and china, who stated the need to further strengthen the russian chinese cooperation. it is indeed strengthening at all levels, it is noteworthy that just yesterday a significant strengthening was announced, including regional cooperation between six russian and, uh, two chinese regions. we agreed on a qualitative intensification of interregional relations. this is amurskoye, sakhalin oblast. jewish autonomous region of kamchatka primorye, khabarovsk territory in russia and the provinces of heilongjiang and guangdong. e in china, that is, we see really progressive positive dynamics in the russian chinese relationships. this is no coincidence, and the united states does not leave just another alternative. and tomorrow a-a 1 and will meet with the united states secretary of state tony blinkin a and the declared topic on the

american side is the management of confrontation, and so it is said, yes, so that the competition between the united states and china does not turn into a confrontation, but and i want to ask yuri vadimovich. but the united states wants controlled confrontations. what does china want from what are china 's expectations from tomorrow's meeting? e you and with the secretary of state of the united states. you know, i want to say that this is a meeting of foreign ministers. twenties this is just a dress rehearsal for the big meeting. and uh, well, it's interesting for us, of course, to follow the ups and downs of this meeting, but the main thing is the intrigue. will putin will xi jinping? will there be biden? that's when the big uncles will gather at the table, that's when there will be a real solution, and now it's a problem . uh, pre-meetings, ah, but i

have to say anyway, that's exactly what today's meeting is. she is more important than others. preliminary meetings, because within the framework of the twenty it is the meeting at the level of foreign ministers that finally shakes up and agrees on the agenda, they themselves are right, of course, the main event is the november summit, but preliminary decisions are on the agenda . a possible statement. all this is being agreed now by themselves and by the top twenty. this is just one of the organizations well world order. they are present here, like classic old organizations. like gorka oh , he is nato, and so are such new organizations, like twenty. uh, in addition, there is brix, there is the sco, there is the csto in and between these organizations there is an ongoing adjustment of positions within these organizations , uh, reshuffling of accents, and so on and

so forth, but what remains constant and what now emerges as the main trend it is the existence of two centers of the formation of the world order, the first center. well, for the most part, the older one is anglo-saxon, this is the anglo-saxon matrix. it is built on russophobia, sinaphobia, and regardless of whether there will be johnson peterson swanson, whoever these, uh, components of this matrix will remain in their place, on the other hand. there is a second center for the formation of the world agenda. this is russia and china, and this center does not arise with the arrival of putin in the kremlin and from john ue, russian-chinese strategic relations have a very deep history in 400 years of our

relations, we have never fought. we had border skirmishes. we had misunderstandings and so on. we have never fought as a state against a state. the first security treaty is the secret moscow treaty. the so-called was concluded in 1896, and it was directed against japan and we fought in 1905. in particular, fulfilling their obligations. we had a 1937 treaty that didn't allow japan to gouge china to the end and get it out of, uh, world war ii. we had an agreement of the fiftieth year, when we, together with china, prevented the third world war at the cost of 200,000. e life of the chinese in the korean war. now once again our national interest. s coincided so much that we, not without the influence of external forces, began to approach very quickly in

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on the air of the big game, we are talking about today's g20 ministerial meeting in bali, where sergey lavrov is participating, and that we are talking about the fact that, for example, the united states secretary of state tony linkin avoids any meeting with the russian foreign minister, while going to meet tomorrow with chinese foreign minister but to manage the confrontation and the result of this american policy policy at the same time, the double containment of russia and china is the growing rapprochement of russia and china with each other, the strengthening of the russian- chinese partnership is a clear confirmation. what have today's negotiations between sergey lavrov and andrey savich become in general over the past sixty years, probably, and the united states

proceeded, at least at the level of rhetoric, and earlier and at the level of practice, from the maximum that henry kisaj set that us relations with moscow from beijing should be better than relations between moscow and beijing and what is in the interests of the united states and to weaken russian chinese relations, they are now doing exactly the opposite. why do you but you know, it's not now, it's been going on for 30 years. this is a line. and, of course, a thunderbolt, an outstanding strategist, an outstanding thinker from harvard. by the way, he always said the teachings of kaysinger , he defended his dissertation at harvard and the former deputy secretary of defense of the united states and the author of the book of the trap. yes, actually what, in which he writes that the war between uh perfect. yes. eh, the thing is, it

seems to me. here, in my opinion, it has already been said, or if not, then i want to say. we have repeatedly said that since the end of the cold war, there has been a progressive degradation of the level of leadership in the west. i honestly, uh, too, but not the first time i say, but from what you repeat. it only says that there really is a need to repeat. i always say the latest high style politician. it was george sr. in the us, his national security aide splinter. i have seen him many times. he has been in my performances. baker is the secretary. all were outstanding people. i now understand that it is indeed time and events that shape politicians. that is, these people went through the

war. these are people who do not cold cold war. and most importantly, they fought not for life, but to death, and in general, they took risks. and they were very responsible. here's what happened. then i compared, starting from clinton, i compared american politics with a tram thief carbanner. here is something not right. here, take at least hide somewhere there, uh, they didn’t have enough brains and scale, to turn on russ, because after all, all the years when i worked in america and went there from the end of the first collapse of the soviet union , one issue was discussed. but it is impossible to take into account the lessons of versailles, that is, it is impossible to alienate russia

; what is the equality? well, you lost. we write you off and everything and we will do what we want, again, not completely broke russia today they talk a lot about it, yes, we didn’t report you, but they didn’t have the brains to break it, but they didn’t involve it, and in the end the situation turned out to be what this great man george e , kenant, listen, where are you expanding nato to the east. you will run into sooner or later russia will rise to its feet and russia will not allow it to you, and then you will have a war. well, there were also very smart people

, but alas. unfortunately, they all belonged to a different generation absolutely yes somehow me steve coin said that, uh, because he, in principle, did not work, but in principle, deeper ones. yes, experts on russia in the united states died pyaterochkin. he was, uh, the president of the institute, furadovan stadis - this is a sign, in principle. well, the most outstanding scientists there and so on. and there was robert taker and steve told me, you know, i'm writing, now they left the book. no, everyone who worked on stalin, they almost got it. and here is the great terror, here, uh, but why am i saying this, what, alas, unfortunately? here's a generation transition of some uh, explorers experts, strategy and so on in america uh,

just survived the disaster. all those that came to replace after the collapse of the soviet union and the end of the cold war turned out to be inadequate. that's why actually speaking with their own hands, they brought into the arms about it. by the way, gremalis warned a lot you are pushing russia and china into each other's arms. it's a choice. e out of necessity, but it turned out that the choice was also of our own free will, because in the current conditions we are absolutely absolutely comfortable as a peasant and e russia between russia and china there are no objective contradictions. yes, we do not have a zero-sum game, for example, in central asia well, i fully agree with what andrei nikolaevshevich said. let's see if the situation of a new confrontation will create the prerequisites for a renaissance of strategic thinking in the united states now, uh, now i want to ask, uh, yuri vadimovich. damn, and the state department

is saying that they are interested in a controlled confrontation with china. it seems to me that e china in this situation should absolutely not relax, because when the united states talks about a china-managed confrontation they say, yes give us a pause so we can deal with russia don't stop us from dealing with russia a. then we will come for you and pay attention, managed confrontation does not allow the transition of the rivalry into open confrontation. this is exactly what the biden administration told russia last year. this is the model that was built after the geneva summit, what it all led to, we see, and china is still considered as threats. here is the latest illustration even after the nato summit and the joint statement of the heads. according to the federal bureau of investigation in the united states and british mi5 , china poses the greatest long-term threat to economic

national security. tanya, the us and its allies, and the chinese government pose an even greater threat to western business than, uh, many sophisticated businessmen realize. that is, you understand, yes, that's, as it were, what is the goal of us policy towards china in beijing, you understand this, you know in beijing, sitting people, uh, with a long memory, uh, and they remember well. and what about when, in 1979, he decided to use the west for the economic revival of his country destroyed by the great leap forward and the cultural revolution ? and then the westerners also came up with such a scheme, like this current one, it was called constructive involvement. it's what we call it. uh,

new controlled frontation. the main thing is to come up with the right formula, and there was a constructive involvement of the meaning, what are we now the chinese will begin to introduce economic capitalist formulas to develop democracy and the red flag is the red color of the flag. it will disappear and we will involve china in all these chains and everything will be fine. china will definitely come over to our side. how did it end when they realized in the nineteenth year, when the nineteenth, er, in the seventeenth year, the nineteenth party congress took place, which i said that we were moving towards socialism. and so on and so forth and well, in general, a sharply anti-western position. that's when the cold war began trump and well, now, yes, there is a trump, pina, uh, well, now there is a new one. uh, the formula

is being tested at a low level. so far, only blinkin is there, uh, and some other state department officials there . uh, i think that even if this concept is adopted. she, uh, will suffer the same collapse, china will proceed from its national interests. he will come from his strong position. he will do what his strength will allow him, and his strength is growing and blinkin. it will become, uh, take its place in the footnotes of history books, uh, twenty first century. here is another very important problematic no less problematic direction of the american one. the politicians are saudi arabia ahh, at the end of next week on july 15, president biden's visit is to take place. the white house coordinator for the middle east went to saudi arabia today . and brad and mackerk is one of

the most important tasks. this visit is to convince crown prince mohammed bin salman, who is the de facto leader of saudi arabia, to increase oil production in order to at least somehow reduce the scale of american inflation, which has reached its highest levels in the last 40 years, and at the same time try to negotiate with saudi arabia on limiting ceilings, and on the establishment of artificial ceilings on e. e oil prices are primarily for russian valuable oil. and vladimir dmitrievich. do you think biden will be able to achieve these goals? well, first of all, uh objectively speaking saudi arabia or today uh ceiling usage 12 billion barrels of uh oil, uh, this is the one a ceiling that even today they do not reach once. secondly, they have already repeatedly stated directly and indirectly that they will adhere and adhere to , uh, agreements within the framework, guardianship plus. uh and

thirdly, uh, even possible increases. uh, production volumes require up to 50 billion dollars of investment. and in order to really reach the mark somewhere in the twenty-fifth twenty-sixth year. there 12 is even possible, 13 billion barrels. here, and therefore, purely technically the subject of the agreement, so to say that it is very difficult here the second point is the price in order to agree on a ceiling on the price of russian oil, you need to understand that something needs to be done with saudi oil. that’s why i’m asking, of course, it’s impossible, because i like india and china and other countries will start buying oil there at $50 per barrel, otherwise the volume of supplies from russia to these countries is such that

in fact the rest will simply have nothing to do there. why because these are objective economic factors, if you are offered the price is 50, and it costs 100 on the market, then why would you pay 100, when you pay 50, so naturally it's a matter of competition. and that's why immanuel macron said that this idea can be realized only if a ceiling is set for the entire amount, because the bidens will try to talk about this one of these days. i am now, here, the united states was carrying out another batch of sanctions against iran, but literally on the eve of this, so to speak, the sanctioning of a new iran, and declared that even that part of the oil that it manages to sell. now here, being under sanctions, they are willing to lower the price. they lowered it there, to about ten percent of the current market price there, in order to compete with russia in china in india. that is, this is what i already spoke about, that is, it turns out that

more and more cheap resources. so even iran is ready to move up in price in these conditions, which means, well, accordingly, saudi arabia will have to do it, but uh, the demand for oil is such that uh now uh it is extremely difficult to uh, because demand exceeds sentence, therefore, i think that the task itself is so very non-trivial. and i'm not sure that she can be, maybe she can say so, well, as it were, she has some chance under her. well, and most importantly, the political purpose of the visit. uh, biden to saudi arabia is, of course, to bring us-saudi relations from that bottom to raise them from that bottom, uh, where they are, now us-saudi relations are really the worst in their history and to blame for this. yes, first of all, the united states, uh, declared saudi arabia the middle east a secondary direction not

a priority at all. then, uh, we had a personal quarrel with crown prince salman. uh, they called him a guy, that is, an outcast. yes, they called. and yes, they were accused of violating human rights. naturally, biden's desire to rebel. a deal to resolve the iranian nuclear program, which saudi arabia opposes, has not made things any easier either. and now biden will try to somehow normalize. e this situation. do you think nikolai viktorovich will succeed biden to improve us-saudi relations and whether the united states will sacrifice for this svd, that is, jointly a comprehensive plan of action. where they seem to want to return, you know, i would not underestimate our geopolitical opponents. they have several times in their history. it seemed that they were defeated, defeated, turned out to be a very difficult situation, nevertheless they found ways to solve those tasks that were

fundamentally important or vital for them , so there is a possibility of this, but in 1985 it was the americans. we agreed with the saudis to collapse the price of oil, what led to it? well, of course, not to the real problem in the soviet union, but to the occasion of the beginning. reforms and further the soviet elite, which has already abandoned the ideals and thoughts about their country, well, the americans destroyed the soviet union. we would like to repeat this, but the situation is different now; they have no trump cards, what saudi arabia can offer them in this way. and they compensated money for loans, as before, in 1985 through technology through loans. so now the saudis do not know what to do with the money, moreover the americans themselves have undermined confidence in the financial system in a few months, so, frankly, i am at a loss with the trump cards that biden can put on the table so that saudi arabia accepts this, well, in many ways dangerous and suicidal

decision for saudi arabia itself. most importantly, in recent years, the americans have demonstrated that you can’t trust you agree on something with them, somehow the iranian deal comes with a new president, and everything is new, so it seems to me that saudi arabia is now occupies a very balanced and remote. this is what we'll see. what are you doing. well, are you so far? tell us what you offer us, in addition to what you said in 1985 the world was different, it was bipolar now it is much polar in 1985. china has not consumed as much saudi oil as it does . uh, now and in 1985 , the soviet union waged war in afghanistan from the point of view of saudi arabia, it was the wrong war against muslims and udov, arabia this year led the soviet union was mikhail gorbatyan. andrey , by the way, now you know how you evaluate the prospects , i want to say that today in america the irritation and anger of the nogaiden is growing, because everyone is already talking, but stop lying,

because every day he comes to the microphone and says that prices have risen due to putin for food. gasoline prices have risen because of putin, which means, today there was a very good review on this topic, so the main points i would like to say, and it seems, he says, look, this has never happened in our history. instead of, to use own resources own oil own gas. they went for a chimera of renewable energy, but there is no such energy, they throw money in sufficient quantities, which they just don’t do. it does not help and further. so he says, well, in general, they went even further. here's what i think you'll tell me. send once the conservation of strategic reserves for 180

days every day a million barrels is thrown into the market. it does not play any role, as if it goes away incomprehensibly. where is next. well, why didn't i say this in vain already, by the way, i said here on our program , in my opinion, that the first thing they will do is bake biden for various reasons. and today , another reason for impeachment is this million barrels, which once canned. they are thrown into the market. where do you think this one million barrels in china goes? india, they say, listen, we cannot bring down the price of gasoline. we can't be banned. and this one is for sale in china and well, it's a complete lunatic asylum, so it seems to me that these people. just showing himself exceptionally incompetent in every way. what they don’t

take on, as when you said, uh, when he gives from the army, what he didn’t take on, he turned into gold. what they don't take. this is the administration. it turns into a shadow. yes , hard times await the baidan. after the congress falls under the control of the republicans next january, following the results of the midterm elections, which will take place in november, i want to say that the united states has driven itself into a trap. here is a rapprochement with saudi arabia, at least requires the refusal of the united states from attempts to revive a joint comprehensive plan of action on the iranian nuclear program and sharply tighten policy towards iran to return to the policy pursued by trump. but this will not be supported, neither by most countries of the world, nor by the us democratic party, the same applies to a hybrid war against russia's anti sanctions have driven up oil prices and as a result, inflation within the united states has already reached

a record high in the last 40 years. the fight against this inflation threatens a recession on the threshold, which the united states is now standing and now biden is forced to bow to the hereditary principle of muhammad ben salman, whom he recently called an outcast and humiliatedly ask him to increase oil production in europe , the energy crisis is also the result of their anti-russian sanctions and this energy crisis threatens, at least, with the collapse of the so -called of the european union's green course , that is, plans for the transfer and economy to green flights, rails and full. yes, carbonization is already in full swing in europe, there is talk of building up consumption of coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel. russia also put up and about what russia put up today at a meeting with the leaders of the factions. vladimir putin said to the state duma listen to the tight

deadlines, starting from the first days of march , several packages of anti-sanctions measures were introduced in close contact with the government, thanks to which the consequences of unfriendly , clearly hostile actions of western countries were minimized. yes, of course, we understand, we know we see it. uh, they are these measures introduced illegal measures against russia create difficulties for us, an obvious fact, but not at all the ones that the initiators of the economic close against russia counted on, it is obvious that they tried not only to hit the russian economy harder, their goal was to sow discord in our society, to hemorrhage people, but even here they calculated nothing didn't work, and i'm sure it won't. so, it ’s unlikely that the west will succeed in winning the war of attrition against russia, but in order to understand this, the necessary responsible, elites, which

, unfortunately, are not yet in the west, it was big game. good luck to you. hello this is the time will show program, we continue to work live as part of the information channel on the first ya artyom sheinin. i don't know how to define. with what words to define that stage of hostilities, that stage of confrontation that we are now in as part of a special military operation in ukraine, i only know that in recent days he has acquired this stage or this confrontation has acquired some strange ones. well, emotionally monstrous forms,

because these daily messages the shelling of donetsk and the deaths of children on playgrounds playing. here yesterday in makiivka three one on the spot. prior to this, the girl was ten years old. and you, when you try to analyze it? it is impossible to analyze it , it is no longer possible to analyze it and say to yourself that, well, this is such a stage , this is how it should be. it must be endured. overcome i don't know. i only know that there are more and more impromptu memorials to the dead children on the playgrounds in the yards. here in this case.

makeevka i know that i appeared an impromptu memorial in moscow near the embassy of the united states of america, this is the very great ten-year-old who died. i know that we all understand perfectly well who are the people who shoot, who is behind those people who shoot, and who gives them orders, who supplies them with weapons, but sometimes you come across, but that's all, you understand everything, you you know, it would seem that nothing can surprise me in this bloody clown from this bloody chapiteau named zelensky, but when, against the background of this and he knows about it the ukrainian media do not talk about it, the ukrainian public may not notice it, but he knows all this, of course, and all his henchmen know all this, of course, those who

prepare the texts of his speech and the texts of his reprises on cameras every day. and when, against the background of this, he declares that this territory of ukraine and occupied ukrainians live there. he says that this text my brain refuses to understand, maybe it needs to be understood, not with the brain, listen. finally, it feels very powerful that western artillery, weapons, which we received from our partners, its accuracy is really as it should be. we will not give up our land, all sovereign territory of ukraine will be ukrainian. by the way, they froze him very revealingly, guys. i don't know what's going on in his head. that is, i understand that he plays this role, he is the commander in chief, he is the president, he is something like that, but there was something human in him. well, that is, it ’s like it’s in his head to say against the background

of this, well, now we have more accuracy of the ammunition, more accuracy of our artillery. we have already started working. so more precisely more purposefully. it's like, on the other hand. well, what else can he do? if a cnn and this is, in fact, the mouthpiece of those whose, who wrote to her this role does. now they are like that. and after all, they also know all this very well and see everything. they understand perfectly well, but they make such uplifting stories for their own, but probably for this part, and ukrainians, who are all green, please secret place and valuable weapons, highly mobile haimar artillery system with a powerful gift from the us to ukraine, they have received only four launchers so far, but the scorched marks on the ground show that they have already managed to do a good job commander. alexander says launchers. right now, ukraine's most important weapon is precision-guided deadly weapons and the

russians should be afraid of them. operators say the hymars' accuracy and range of about 44 miles allows it to hit important targets deep in russian-controlled territory, important targets deep in russian-controlled territory. well no i know if i need to show something else on this topic. well, let's do something else, in principle, everything is already clear, but here, well, as if for what is called to understand what and with whom we are dealing. we all the time imagine that we are dealing, all the same, with some sort of bad people, but no people. it seems to me more and more that it cannot be people because people cannot do this. the latest american weapons have arrived in ukraine and perhaps these weapons will play a decisive role in the battle with the russian army. good morning.

battle. in the east of ukraine depends on the range of weapons, this morning we can see from the inside the work of american weapons, which are now entering ukraine with the khaimar increased mobility multiple launch rocket system. this weapon, according to the ukrainians , plays a decisive role in this war for a very simple reason, the unit commander says it is a weapon. it can be used where other weapons would not have coped, for example, in russian-controlled territories. they have already hit command targets and ammunition depots. in this video, a powerful explosion at a russian ammunition depot in donetsk according to official ukrainian sources. it is known that the blow was delivered on sunday. ukraine expects that these high-precision missiles will help in protecting the donbass of the part that is now in the hands of vladimir putin. well , actually. so i already showed you today the results of the precise work of these, uh, hammers, the arrivals of this highly calibrated

artillery, well, then the question of targets, after all, they continue to talk about some kind of liberation. they are they don't even speak. oh, and about protection, they say, and zelensky says and these friends say that now and here we will already move away from emotions and move on to content. they say that now they are saying, they will start breaking this word and this idea is slowly starting to appear in their words, like guys. now the fracture must or may begin. although there would be more weapons, maybe there would be a tangible break danilov the arrival last month of american high-mobility artillery missile systems hymars allowed ukraine to deliver precision strikes against russian targets behind front lines that were previously beyond the reach of ukrainian

weapons east of ukraine at the moment. ukraine must wage a defensive war. well, here, that is, for him, because it’s already working here , not ukraine, because they are here are fighting defensive battles here, they want to move them. that is, what they are shooting at is killing these children for 8 years now and women's people and so on. this, apparently, does not count, and now it begins here. putting emotions aside , we fixed that we are not dealing with people , we are dealing, i don’t know, with cybergami with robots. we must analyze. how much what kind of program do these cyborgs have in their heads when he says that if there are more highmors, we will move from defense to offensive, when these people say that wow

now some completely different war may begin. well, plus we remember budanov, who has all this there, too, soon. we remember, the arrest officer, who in august, uh, had fractures and so on and so forth with what we are dealing with we are dealing with self-sublimation and bluff. or are we dealing with something still more tangible, which means, after all, with the answer to your first question, what did these people in their heads give the answer to it in the forty-first year, somehow, the late fuhrer, who said you are going to the east. i deliver you from this chimera of conscience. with this people had a complete, how to say removal or amputation of everything that was called conscience, that is, they dehumanized us, and they were explained that this is absolutely normal. this is how it should be, therefore it is pointless to try to look for them, at least they seem to be about humanity, probably only when it comes to their own lives, when they stand with their hands up, when they all remember

their favorite profession there as a cook. confectioners. that's when they become human, then they start to cry dehumanized recorded that we are humane for them returned just from there i can say that i did not see any anywhere there. uh, signs that ukraine, uh, is at least somewhat approaching the translation, moreover, the use of hummers, which there are so many talking about now. nobody noticed there either, you know, because himes is great, we know by our parameters. this is just an analogue of our enemy with small nuances. well, again, these are the nuances. uh, kiev also has them, because they have already been lost in many ways, just destroyed, and these they just compensate for, so to speak, but uh, this is a bet on wunderfa - it is always a very important sign that everything is not going the way we would like wunderwaffes appear when there is not enough ordinary waff, when ordinary soldiers no longer fight like that. and when you carry this miracle weapon, when there is not enough

ordinary weapon, there is a second miracle. that's for me personally everything that i'm reading now. it's like honoring the famous story about the fucking 3 old coach. well, he says, when they threw off the old one, the new one came here, we left three envelopes, he says, open one at a time, when it gets bad, i immediately open it. there, so the first blame everything on me, so he began to blame everything on him. a year later, no results. no, it doesn't open well. second envelope. promise means, and begins to promise another year stretched out , understands that in general everything is bad, he thinks hopes, the third envelope. there is a conversion inscription. write letters, you understand? right now, with ukraine, the opening of the second envelope is absolutely certain. and i, they are already promising this offensive, starting from mid-may. they now transferred it, then transferred it to mid-june, then all the way to mid-july. now they actually moved to mid- august, i say again, there are no signs that ukraine suddenly

wove out of thin air. yesterday i had mikhail tilman standing here, and who communicates in the usa from which he only recently arrived with many military experts who say that there is so much haimos in general. how much are they asking. uh, ukraine cannot give them physically, because they simply do not exist. and what is next for them - this, in principle, is nothing and is american. experts also say that in order to talk about it and shoot cnn stories of four hammers, of which our military says that two have already destroyed enough to break something really, but not enough, that is, we are dealing, and it turns out with a certain hmm with a certain with a certain bluff, yes, but then you have to answer the next question. well, if it's a bluff, then it's a bluff just to buy time or it's a bluff in anticipation of something, because

that many people still say and write in the same telegram that, uh, ukrainian hmm, so to speak, power. uh, this very fat reich with the light hand of tatyana montyan is now engaged in the fact that they are playing for time for something. well, then you need to understand why they are playing for time, that is, they understand that there is a kirdyk ahead and they simply delay it, as in those letters, or they are still waiting for something. in fact , talking about all these counter-offensives and further, where are we now in this sense, if they delay anything, then only your end, i beg your pardon. ah, it's actually like two different uh tracks. sorry with the expression. yes, uh the first ukrainian they are really playing for time. they still believe that time is on their side. although the situation is exactly the opposite of the time is working for us, they are sure that the situation is working for them, because the time, because they hope to talk about it openly. that something will happen, and then

various points follow that, in addition to their efforts, that is, for them, it will by itself introduce a turning point in this war for them, a war, for example, in september. uh, the collapse of the russian economy will come or in october. so the nato members will run out of patience, and they will enter the war at a different level, at what level? or, for example, in november they will be supplied with a thousand tanks? you are also describing the aircraft in your imagination in their heads. this is some kind of, as it were, kamlanya, and or this is some kind of possible theoretical development of events. well, fortune-telling on coffee grounds artyom uh, today, and we understand this too, but they do too. well, not clinical idiots. well, just a few. and we understand that today this word cannot be not working at all. maybe they all understand here, too, they understand that something can go wrong right up to the earthquake.

anything. they, it is clear they can only hope for a miracle, because there is no longer any hope for their army against ours, they hope for allies. they need to act somewhere, someone will pay money. someone will be killed. someone will die. someone will crack you, but they are pulling their end, that's right, because otherwise you just have to go into the office to get the cable to the weapon and shoot. well, i don't want to, so this is the first track, but there is a second where. the real manager of this conflict. these are not ukrainians anglo-saxons. well right now only the british americans are temporarily in a state of knockdown for a while. today we will talk separately, we will have a big project. by the way, i doubt that we greatly overestimate everything. that everything is well, we talked, you understand? no, well, in any case, they are now able sometimes for some time at least for a week, yes, that means, in any case, this whole operation is for them. it's very useful, uh work with

from the point of view of americans, ukrainians stand to the last, although they retreat, but they still stand , they kill someone. with us we are killing them in tons, they are all studying this, they are considering new weapons, they are using them themselves, they are watching. what an example for them is an experiment, on the one hand, on the other hand, they have already said here more than once, and i told her and the generals that this is true. the same band of support that the americans should also write about this in plain text. it should exhaust us and it's not about the economy, but about our army and its resources, that until we get to dnepr and then let's go further, our army will become less and less resources become less and less. well, all the resources are dynamic, they don't understand how yesterday we produced 30 ballistic missiles a day today. there is an order from the top. we will produce 100 in december. they don't know much about history. there is

only one army in the world. one country is the soviet union, which, during the most difficult war of the great patriotic war, which resources did not decrease, but increased yes, aircraft , tanks, and so on. true true, it was the soviet union that started to this get ready, like, uh, someday we'll get our hands on it and talk about it. yes, as it is written in a more interesting book, uh, which alexander galushko wrote. yes, uh, growth crystal, it turns out that from the twenty-fifth year they began to prepare for this, factories bought that produced tractors dash tanks that could be disassembled, like a lego constructor and transferred there, you know, 20 years old, preparing for war, 2002, preparing 20 years, by the way, pompeo recognized this today, by the way. he very correctly said that putin began cook, but pompeo wants to be the next president of the united states of america, he will tell you now and not like that. we are all well aware that since the second year we have been engaged in non-preparation for war, but

were engaged in the fact that we were trying to somehow restore what was also preparation for war over the previous 15 years. well, yes, after all, that there is one more thing that i don’t count on one of if you read their documents, which one way or another fall into one of their main hopes that it will still be accepted in the west a political decision to fully integrate the ukrainian army. uh, in a kind of military space, this is also from the area of ​​\u200b\u200ba prodigy. uh, wunder, something like that. i'm just tatyan and we're still in our conversations. uh, when we say, there they are, they are probably there, or they are probably delaying it, or they are probably delaying, or they have this or not in their head. degree, and there he understands that someone was closer to this to a lesser extent, but we are all in some know in such a situation. well , like that. critical analysis, you

still observed all this from the inside in the development of continuous for sure. explain what it is, what it is with the heads, who they are, what they do. this zombie is not zombie, on the contrary, it is cynical, calculating its own. this is ukraine , these ukrainians. does it all exist for them or is it really a belief in a miracle, what and how is it? tell our team to western friends. they were always like that, and in the forties from the great patriotic war they did not have never changed so simply instead of saying that we will come to you on the internet. we will destroy you all there, we will make lampshades out of you. let's make soap for the gloves. you free the territory for us beautiful. this is what they said 80 years ago. now instead they have changed tactics, they have changed tactics to color revolutions and to conditional ones. soros everyone knows who the soros are. that is, these are

our piglets. there it is our maydanutye - these are your liberda. this belarusian smagorio is all the same, they find agents of influence, they go, like soft power. they convince people who are not firm in their convictions that everything is fine in the west. but in our post-soviet space, everything is bad, and therefore it is necessary to destroy this damned scoop in all its manifestations and all its remnants, so to speak, that they did not manage to finish off in the nineties. and for this, it’s necessary to deal with color revolutions like this, and they started from ukraine, and i’ve been telling you this for eight years, that they came to ukraine as the first springboard seriously and for a long time and it is from ukraine they will attack when i said this to russia from the fourteenth year, she says to me, what are you talking about here? they won’t dare to attack her. how many have already flown

to belgorod, to kursk, they are flying somewhere else, not only to the donbass, they are already flying to russia and there, 50 km from the border. they were originally going to go to russia with a war , and i am amazed at the people who initially did not understand this and hoped for something , some kind of minsk agreements were concluded with them for 8 years , they practically endured, while they were digging fortifications in the gay area and dug up such that how long has the fighting been going on? and until now , donetsk is simply being torn off the face of the earth. it's not there, already half of the population is running away. they just scatter there, this is happening, and i can’t convey it. they planned it from the very beginning, they didn’t plan it so powerfully that they still fly to donetsk makeevka if they’re on cotton wool and that is , after all, those people we’re talking about, or these non-infernal monsters, and they haven’t changed a bit over last 80 years. they just changed tactics they don't

consider us human and never considered us people and just deal with it. let 's now, uh, in this place, let's stop here at the infernal monsters who do not consider us people, and who, nevertheless, uh, do something with those people who still remain here, probably, but because this is very interesting , considering that you are still even being forced. not there, you're still inside, as it were, of course here. now we ’ll talk about it right now after the advertisement, don’t switch. his name is valeria, the vanka stanka syndrome, the guy is spinning all the time beds. this is a sure sign inside hand bleeding obedient nurse home. well

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shelling in the dpr, and how, accordingly, without humane, it seems that these are not zelensky danilov people, and so on, as if they are saying nothing, that success is starting here, and so on. we smoothly moved on to the conversation. actually very important. namely. here, as if not later. here, many people tell me, yes, we will discuss the amount of the head of ukrainians there. this is then let's go to war first. no, my friends, this does not happen later, because in the process of hostilities it is necessary, as it were, to understand who they are , how many of these they are, because we are people russians, we tend to rush from one extreme to another. we had one extreme. let's say to ourselves, honestly there were many. unfortunately, there were too many , including too many of those who probably should not err in illusion, in extremes. we had an illusion that there is such a thin layer there, and they are saras, which means they are non-humans, and so on and so forth, who are holding under the yoke of our

normal relatives and friends of ukrainians. and that as soon as we push a little. here this is a shell, which means it will crack, and from under it with flowers will come columns of our relatives, close relatives, and so on. we pushed the shell cracked, but what crawled out from under the shell was definitely not flowers. it took us some time to realize this, and very generally speaking, it is painful and bloody to realize, but i see from some of my acquaintances with whom i communicate that now there is another extreme. everything is a cross, everyone was reflashed. so no one is there. we must forget about them. they are here with us remember there was a dispute. uh, that means everything. this is a nation that does not perceive you, there are no more of our people there, which means that everything is gone, everyone is soros there. in my opinion. this extreme is no less dangerous than the previous one. and so

now we'll talk about it before we start talking about it. i want to show you two e. well, so to speak, two quotes that say that not only we are all, of course. well, of course, we miss the colors of black reality, we smear with black paint, but in the west, in general, about what you is today's ukraine and what can i see? what is really happening there and what they are like, like a cloudy glass, well, let's start, but just with the un with the people who well pretended all these years that they are engaged in human rights, but now, apparently, before them yes, i ran about ukraine, please. the security service of ukraine and the national police have arrested more than a thousand people suspected of supporting the russian armed forces and armed groups associated with them. at we have a fear that arrests. perhaps they were not held in accordance with ukraine's international obligations in the field of human rights. we have also documented 12

cases that could amount to enforced disappearances. they were carried out by law enforcement agencies of ukraine. well , you know, they recorded 12 - this is what , apparently, was so flashy that they could not even notice. well, here's another one for you, uh, one indicator of the american consotive building, and which is also watching and something like that, as it sees, well, it's not that, apparently, what to expect please. bill 716 , which was frankly named leninist not a step back and approved by the rada, provides for punishment for aiding the enemy and subversive activities under martial law in ukraine, the maximum penalty for those found guilty. in betrayal. life imprisonment with confiscation of property, collaborators and supporters of russia were subjected to many humiliations, people were put on their knees, tied to poles with plastic cords, she undressed their bodies there were signs of beatings. thousands of alleged accomplices of the enemy are now under investigation. the real number of those who sympathize with

russia is unknown, given that ukraine is now in a situation of armed conflict, tightening the rules regarding dissent is quite expected. he doesn't expect. this is 8 years old. we talked about it. they have noticed it now. and judging by the fact that even they noticed it. it says that they noticed the most egregious. well, just already screaming forms. yes, but we all perfectly understand what happened there. years is what when we speak, what many have actually told us. and it all somehow seemed that they had been preparing for war for 8 years, then preparation for war consisted in one way or another in honing the political and law enforcement system, and so on. and so we continue this conversation, you talk, so i communicate. i know and so on. i want to understand very much. many people ask how really, how deeply and on a large scale the consciousness of people living in ukraine has been changed, and to what extent? this is the pressure, this press. he just flattened them, and tomized

and they are all, as it were, one by one, and they are all afraid to say a word to each other, what a word is now, it was actually impossible to say since the fifteenth year, it was impossible to say a word at all, it was obviously not touched, only, well, in the very signs. and so simple people were simple. driven under the plinth, no one dared to say anything despite the news of the nightingale. and here is all this quasi-opposition. it was completely the nazi consensus was gone. there were no pro-russians; they were people who were going to work for the eastern electorate. actually. they are exactly the same ukrainian consensus and to determine, that's absolutely correct, with which i agree and what was quoted, it is impossible yet to determine the real number of those who sympathize with russia, but we can see from the territories that are already

occupied by russia that nothing so special raw is happening there and not left. that is the first time. of course they ran. when they still believed that there would be a counteroffensive with flags, they ran and shouted something. now they are marching in orderly rows, they are getting russian passports, and no one is fighting for anything anymore. but all the same, passports are still not enough to receive, because still not everyone believes that russia has even come to these territories forever. this is the real situation, because my relatives live in the kherson region. i know, as if from first hand, what is really happening there is very late russian bureaucracy, people in a state of uncertainty have not yet conveyed to everyone the true plans and intentions of russia, and the same will be in all other territories, moreover, even in western ukraine because you know what our westerners are most afraid of, that the poles will come there and they will have no chance, except to

stand like cancer on strawberries and wash toilets, and they will agree with russia in the soviet union , they had the largest percentage, communists and komsomol members and they think that it will be and now, yeah, yes, it’s actually interesting, that is, you’re not talking about the fact that even the westerners, whom we used to portray to ourselves as such unbending bandera fighters. they understand that we may give them again a chance to change shoes, but the poles will not give, of course, by the way, on this occasion. yes, you can ask how many of the same prisoners were captured. how many of them are from western ukraine and how many from eastern ukraine shock you? this percentage of western almost no one. i have repeatedly explained that western ukraine does not consider this war to be their own, they believe that brains are fighting there from the muscovite cattle. this war has absolutely nothing to do with them. it 's true. i saw it on the news today. how exactly does nothing like this happen anywhere?

not in the east, not in the center exactly. i forgot, to be honest, in some region in ivano-frankivsk. well, in some western , when just women became, transcarpathia, just women stood up in a chain and really. in the literal sense of the word, you did not let me into the military enlistment office; there is nothing like this anywhere, then i have an extreme question for you in this sense. regarding consciousness, when was this attempt by polyakov a. it may not be an attempt, as it were, to begin the process of merging, i kept waiting for all of these to live. uh, nazis means bandera, when they say, no, never. nobody squeaked anything, or we didn't hear anything. yes, no, no nazis and bandera. there are a couple of colleagues there. really ideological, and everyone else. i just took this whole ideology as a social elevator. now, if you sing there about old bandera and other nonsense, so you can break through on the social elevator somewhere. there they are absolutely not ideological.

they are just mimicking. that's all. good. then since you are talking, i see that sasha and vlad do not agree. it seems to me that it is also very good now that i do not agree. now were not like that. well, look, when you tell me that they are mimicking here and are ready to join the conditional komsomol party there again. i believe well when you tell me that here in kiev they settled down and lived well, i believe. but when they are here, when they are here, well, they really die in hundreds and thousands and do not retreat. this is no longer mimicry, this is something else. this is very simply explained by our friends from the weeds did not deal with western ukraine and even especially central ukraine. all their forces were thrown precisely at eastern ukraine and were engaged in reformatting the brains of the eastern ukrainians. that's right, they worked there in full, but they didn't spit on the western one, believing that they

still only deal with bandera and let them be like that. yeah. that is, in other words, we are talking about what we are dealing with here, as it seemed to us, this is the simplest, and then they will be more persistent. that is, it turns out, according to tatyana, that this is exactly what we are dealing with, where we thought that more or less our most experienced ones live here. well , to be honest, i don’t care at all, but the nazis eastern ukraine or western i am interested in the fact that they are ah. and uh, if they are from eastern ukraine, then they need to be destroyed there in eastern ukraine. i just remind you that the motherland of the call is not ternopil at all, but kharkiv. hmm, mariupol was born there and became his. but when tatyana talks about this nazi ideology as a social elevator, i immediately recall the story of one of my acquaintances, who, well, before the active stage of events began, he went to kharkov and he did not tell. he tells me, you just don’t understand that because of the calls in particular and

from the army. including they made casta and any dough that comes there at this very moment, he immediately becomes a superman. he came, he came to the restaurant and the waiters all lined up, you understand, but still the ideology is here, and the social elevator is conditional. here and it's different methods of work. come on one more time. so, first of all. uh, the answer to the question that you already asked today, and we ask it all the time. he needs to constantly answer him, with whom we are fighting there. yes, we are at war there , not with the kiev administration. here we are we are not fighting ukrainians there. and especially not with russians and not currants. so e. we are fighting there, and they are ready to die, there we are fighting thousands of traffic police with people who are either carriers of neo-nazi bandera. yes, she gave birth. it is there, well, it was brought here by very good social technologists in the usa and great britain, i

have said this a thousand times, they created this golem here yes, and people were taken from there, but at the same time, when in the fourteenth year. uh, there were fights for the soro, the grave of the 200th on the other side. we found in the pockets of photographs of grandfathers from the fall. and our boys had photographs of their grandfathers from the red army, and under the saurmogil we have two rows of graves of the graves of those who died here and the great patriotic war, and everyone understood that this was a continuation of that war. and here is what these ideas took from there. i even have literature in ukrainian, well, western ukraine is really like that. well, all of our jokes about ukrainians are mostly soviet. that's how adaptable they are. yes, but when the window of opportunity opens, all these fariones, right there come out and say. i have always been a bander. the communists just didn't let me. and here is another people. you know them, they are yours

. yes, and you talked about them, a completely different batch and when they were infected. this is the contagion, you understand, the part when we do not understand the vaccination. what part of this one, when they were given this inoculation, this golem was created here, i agree. that's when you say the word vaccination, i'm talking to you as tatyana when you say that they were given this vaccination. i'm discussing. what should be the antidote for this vaccine. that is, some kind of vaccination means to them there, uh, it means that they drove some kind of shmurdyak. so putin has already published an antidote. putin has published an antidote, but not all yet not all of the tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers were attracted to the method of treatment for the nazi infection, when he said, i am lakins, i am a chechen. i am russian. i am tatar. i am a jew, a buryat is a ukrainian, a belarusian is not for us. with the same thing, you need to come

there and say, i am ukrainian, greek, hungarian, russian jew, this is true, we go there with this come. we will get there with this, but in order for this to begin to reach, you first need to win, first you need to win, and then you need to find some kind of antidotes. here to this uh to this very vaccination, because in fact it really is. now sasha remembered. i remember very well how in the fourteenth in the fifteenth year, when we started the program, when my colleague came. a fellow soldier told how during the battles on the saurgil already in the fourteenth year, right? gun barrels bmpsh and bmdshek ukrainian boys, they shot specifically at this soldier at the memorial, so that it would not be hit by chance. that is, they already have some kind of shmurdyak in their head, now the question is how much? let's mean, well

, first of all, i categorically disagree with such, as it were, an easy assessment of the western regions, that they don't want anything there, that they live there for themselves, there is, uh, an axiom. yes , they do not like to destroy their places in all wars, they quietly gave up and moved on, because they knew very well that they would sit out and wait for their time. yeah here these are not a pity for ours. yes the second point, by the way, they always say this when they come to them. they say it's real. this is your war. let them be there, i have heard dozens of times here, they say, let them defend their cities there themselves. that is, for them, these are not their cities. here, uh, in this virus, skillfully designed very dangerously, two things merged the first, to which all of ukraine responds for many years. this is the holy podo- da holy westernism that our way to the west western civilization western way of life western wealth. here, you understand how

i want lace panties, jews. yes, this has been pierced in the brains for many years, because they were explained to them in the ninety-first year, but you will agree with many that it worked, by the way, also through the vaccination of soros. and so it was this virus that was put on this virus, the cruelest nazi nazism, that all this can be achieved only through the nation a little later, defeating the enemy, having panned, you understand, like cabins in the ukrainian perish. let's get started by creating this one. and how is this virus they they started hammering just at cosmic speed, because they started instantly. you want to live well, right? your way to the west? yes who are the enemies of muscovites fight, you know? and it works perfectly, how can it stop working so the first thing, of course, happens here is the most important thing. uh, how to say it, the demotivator is a russian soldier. because when you have to die under russian shells without support, when your commanders

abandon you. but every day we see them surrender in dozens and hundreds of us excuse 8,000 prisoners. it's almost there a tenth what they started to fight at all. well , of course, here are the tenths. well, less. if they had an army of 250,000, and we had eight thousand, i wanted to say, there are about the wounded killed. okay, nevertheless, i repeat the military failures. they sober up suddenly. it turns out that the panacea nation does not work, you understand, and then the search for the second letter begins, you understand? truth? i just can’t understand the only thing, and this is what everything you say to me tells me that it seems to me that we expected that as soon as we were against it. here of this whole shmurdyak, the power of the russian soldier, the russian army, the russian, everything that is this, this husk, will begin to

fly around. but it does not fly around in the liberated territories for a start, there for 8 years they have dug up the same planned fortifications that they must surrender. they feel great about you, they kill civilians. here, try to take them first, they sit and laugh. it’s just or they could not be peaceful and they are killing to show we are so cool , everything almost almost disappeared from the tongue, you know, as long as it will be profitable to be. nazi. they will not, as soon as it will inevitably have to be paid with life, the fate of freedom, or something else will instantly sober up. and that means all of us. theoretical and psychological sociological conversations are very important. we need to understand this for ourselves, decipher it, get rid of illusions , get rid of opposing illusions, but

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because, of course, maidan nuland cookies, and that's it. it's all this, but lately and especially at first, he had special military operations somehow. by the way, i really like the people living here. e suggestions. i even wrote myself, so to speak, in a telegram to rod responded that, in principle, if you rename it, this is snake island, but it seems to me that it will be very accurate since they are like that, yes. it seems to me that this is a snake island - it's a beautiful name. so it's not your fault. so, no, the british will remain the british on the island will be serpentine. so lately, for the past few months, the snake island and the governor of this snake island have somehow come to the fore in supporting ukraine. and there really is a lot of work and not only in words, and now we have all come to some new stage that is incomprehensible today, but on against the backdrop of those events that you probably know about from the news because if you do not

watch the news, then it is not clear what you are doing now on tv. yes, but just in case, if suddenly someone does not know, i today, many of my friends sent this picture, so, uh, as a reaction to uh, yes, johnson is fighting for retirement, yes, yes, resign boris jones is resigned. if someone missed it and you don’t have to climb the phones now to read the news, what will he tell you now. here, well, that is, bearing in mind that this is how i would honestly admit everything, knowing that i will have broadcasts, that i will have experts. and what will be the different opinions? i wrote to them. i say guys. of course, i don’t know, watch the broadcast there, but in my opinion, these are the talks about everything. what does all this mean, and the politics of the eccentric boris johnson, as it were, is everything with the prime minister with the prime ministerial chair? or politician boris johnson is everything, that is, he no longer influences anything. yeah , that's it, he moved from the mayor of the flondon, with all these

arts, to the parliaments, then he moved to the prime minister's chair. and i must say, yes yesterday, when they told him there already, in my opinion, 30 people from the government left him, they told him boris well , as it were, democracy. let's retire fighting. he said why am i here. he i say, i do not know who called him at night. what words to him there. uh, who said he suddenly changed his mind today? well, maybe, as it were tactically necessary, in short, what am i talking about about the fact that boris johnson is a politician. i also strongly doubt everything, but i'm not interested in a politician. boris johnson i'm interested. that part of the policy is fighting johnson as prime minister, and not only who turned out to be the site of hostilities and world confrontation that interests us, since, to his credit, he became, perhaps, the most. bright in words and not only supporters of ukraine and pay attention, resigning

, retiring in the circumstances of unprecedented street since 1932, not a single prime minister in a state of such a catastrophe with everyone who turned away from him, and yet against this background, a person, speaking after it became clear that he would leave. he knows what he did not forget to mention and whom to turn to the scots. okay, irish. yes stop wales yes okay, mother queen yes, god bless him. what 's pounding in his heart, listen. we have made the decision of the conservative party that there should be a new leader of this party and a new prime minister . i went to the cabinet and said that i would keep my seat until a new

leader was chosen. i am very proud of the achievements of our government. in recent months. we were at the forefront of the west's opposition to putin's aggression in ukraine. i want to address the people of ukraine. i i know we will continue to support you in your fight for freedom for as long as it takes? the prime minister of great britain resigns, he addresses ukraine at the same time, which also says something, and by the way, after that he also called the queen no, maybe charles, to whom she began to transfer her powers partially yes no, why does he need it now, maybe the members of the same party do not have a single party, zelensky. he called called zelensky. here is 17:47 the news went. and they report the prime minister was talking to president zelensky this afternoon and reiterated

the united kingdom's continued support for ukraine. the prime minister pointed to the unwavering cross-party british support of president zelensky's people and stated that the uk would continue to supply needed defense aid for as long as needed? and this is where it starts. i have a question. when he says this, it's just a good face for a bad game, and he no longer has any game. he's just playing this part. or will he continue to influence something or not him, but those people who, in one way or another, stand behind him and stand behind this policy, and he is just part of it, or johnson's departure does not change anything, because there are the next three candidates. this is his own minister of defense ben wallace, his own minister of foreign affairs made a passion, then you don’t even need to say anything, right away, as it were, everything is clear. these are people who in this ukrainian case, so to speak, are no less smeared than he is. well, the third there is some girl about whom i do n’t know much yet. here but apparently and so far nothing

no need to know about it. and here comes the question. maxim, after all, we discussed johnson's departure, we are interested in what's next here. and what's next here? it would start enough not only to listen to him, but also to look closely at his jacket. what badge is there on it, the ukrainian flag is british and ukrainian, that is, again the question is this part of his eccentricity, or is it some kind of deep, far-reaching, going british game, a part of which he was and which does not stop the game will continue, but not so already actively. as johnson has no other politician in the uk for whom this would be an end in itself. ukraine would be his personal project, which would be so obsessed with geopolitical issues. i had such a performance for a long time now right before the broadcast. i called my source in london. well, in such a brainstorm would be brought

. in general, these my feelings were confirmed, that is, according to their forecast, whoever was for russia well, they do not care so much about interest. russia, they are more likely to take care not to blow up the confrontation with russia yes, do not worsen it, any option will be better, moreover, with the allies. they said, this is the most peaceful option, the former military is still with the military. we somehow normally find a common language sheet times would have been worse, but here there was just only 8% of conservatives. olya advocates for her, we'll see what's up . but there's still some moment, and now there is such a drop in popularity, e.g., of the conservative party, that, in principle, elections are already very soon. hmm on the nose. and if the baristas come, then it’s already there, and the laborites will be in more focused on domestic politics. and anyone who replaces johnson

, so of course the uk will remain one of our toughest opponents. but it seems like forever. actually. it was somewhat forever, it was forever, it was there for all the same. there, with three exceptions, yes, the war the wars with napoleon because they had yes, because they needed it and because they needed it. well, even when greece was liberated from the turks, there was one naval battle, where we fought together with them, in general, a unique case during the innovation of 1827 that's all, and so, of course, the most severe opponents, but opponents can be here with an overlap, like jones yes, there can be calm opponents. here with these with all people. yes, even from the place of such an overlap will not be, and therefore we will be calmer. then he, of course, was the brightest. look at how ukrainians were experienced in social networks all these days. but these ups and downs in the fate of boris jones , ukrainians who were worried about the ups and downs in the fate of boris johnson are people who associate him with themselves. here he is, well, as it were,

that's just as eccentric exalted. like this part that is going through. well, in this case, these ukrainians are not interesting to me. you are exalted. did you look at this? i think that and so they were worried about schultz, no, for them john listen and these are actually the successors of the case johnson is actually johnson that's his exaltation. i am personally absolutely sure of this, and even now i am not. hmm since he left, now i can tell. i'm sure his exaltation. this is an absolutely clear -cut political game. that is, he is not a fool, he is simply the ability and ability to be fool. he look over there. yes, he just did it, this is some kind of tool that, as we saw on the maidan, is very attractive in today's world. but then here it is. what are we talking about, after all, i 'm not interested in his exaltation there. they have inter-portion struggle there. i'm not at all sure that these are the people who are called prime ministers, that they

determine foreign policy in britain. more precisely, only they, i strongly doubt it. that is why we have been enemies for centuries, that's what interests me. these are the sentiments. here you go, let's listen. and the telegraph, for example, for a change, these sentiments. i'm interested in how justified they are, please. the support johnson has received from defense secretary ben wallace and british foreign secretary lee strass suggests that even without the leadership of the current prime minister. london will continue to play a prominent role in the ukrainian crisis. however , johnson's successor may not have the same risk appetite or willingness. doing everything we can for kiev the united states is now unable to fulfill its traditional leadership role in the western alliance due to the constant missteps of president biden. for me , these words in the telegraph article are key, because i personally agree that britain now has a unique and perhaps the last chance, the last chance to restore its position

as such a powerful geopolitical player, at least in this region precisely, because biden is weak and america is something there and so on and so forth, therefore, the question arises for me. does it depend on whether it will be johnson or not? johnson it will be because britain, well, as it were , has interests that do not depend on the candidacy of the prime minister, so to speak, well, let's have another bbc and then let's go bc perhaps the resignation of british prime minister boris johnson will immediately entail consequences in the international arena, at the very least, this will weaken the efforts of the west to support the ukrainians in their war, the point is not only that johnson may cease to be the leader of the uk, but also that this will be followed by weeks of uncertainty that could weaken the british and possibly, european resolve to help ukraine will raise serious questions about the stability of the western alliance. now the uk is the second largest donor of military aid to ukraine, it has allocated 2.3 billion

pounds for military assistance, while the war. in ukraine, the active role of britain in helping the ukrainians helped boris johnson a lot, allowing him to take public attention away from scandals. inside the country. the same question. so anyway. this is britain taking the lead. and then it doesn't matter what the name of the prime minister will be, whether it was some kind of personal game or johnson's fight is an important question. well, i'm inclined to read and am sure that the distribution of roles took place in very close contact with the american and the transfer under the british, what is called the protectorate of this ukrainian boiler. it was a mutual decision, because indeed biden does not pull the us enough of his problems, but a true friend in britain maybe through her, how could all this be done. no need to get into all the little things britain in this whole affair will be very clearly madre, but definitely the second thing, what, uh, getting

this carte blanche, uh? the prime minister played. you see, he played churchill. he forgot about what is happening inside britain today, a very interesting phrase was heard from a former assistant now one of his main opponents, who said that we had a coup. what is a coup coup - this is when the meaning changes, because not if you maintain complete continuity, everything is as it was. how do you know how it will all be like with grandmothers, as they said after the assassination of paul i, then this it's obvious that you, uh, something you're trying to continue it won't work anymore. therefore, it will need to be very seriously corrected. it is clear that they will not give up ukraine, but they will no longer unconditionally try the entire british economy policy, and there are huge opportunities in europe that it has, except for ukraine , how to lay everything. here under this tough confrontation with russia yeah, and then. i

think it's quite possible that the second is what it was about. here too it is absolutely correct that the next few weeks, at least. and it is possible that for more than a month and a half there will be some kind of instability, which will allow internal instability, which will not allow making very drastic decisions. that is, no one will take over. you kind of have the right to take something and make it very sharp even to the johns, who stays there until october. they are a lot of time, but in this case, he will think all the time in this case, and whether he will set up the party, whether he will finally bring it down into the swamp, and now he is not just a lame duck, he is already a target that will be nails all and party will be the task from him to gently exfoliate, but in fact, this, by the way, will remain a separate interesting moment. he will not stay until october, yes, october has little chance. that's because that's how everything is, that's because it's the same john major who, of course, is very old, but who weighs something there, er, in their internal politics. yes, john major wrote that, like,

guys, until what october do you owe him a hand now. link e yes, and in parliament they say that only just ban him to make political statements and so on there, that is, you still tend to believe that in this political foreign policy game, the figure of johnson influenced a lot on how active britain will be. yes, that is, roughly speaking, now this figure has at least weakened, can be pushed aside and will be somehow different then, if this version is accepted, how much differently. well, here, they say two whole 3/10, because they cut money or something, artyom in britain british politics. uh, in 100 years 1-2 policy remain after resignation. in even in the memory of people. remember now about mager. think of the other prime ministers. that's how god knows where you resume. i won't forget, where is she? where is she now

? i believe that the same will happen with johnson, because he is neither thatcher nor churchill let's face it, but let's see the time. i also want to remind you of one thing, and here we are. if i'm not mistaken, it was discussed, at the end of may, at the beginning of june there was a very high-profile history of great britain when the correspondence was leaked as for johnson, yes. there are not six leaders, but high-ranking officials in the government apparatus. they are more powerful than all the ministers. this is their deep state and the so-called civic activists. i was also surprised that civic activists know that, uh, one of johnson's biggest sponsors has transferred his assets to the normal civic activist track list. they have it for anyone. you can call it that, that is, the deep state, which steers the process, these are the ones you are talking about, here are the internal external ones

johnson was sentenced. in the month of may, but this is his hyperactivity began, after the month of may. he held on, that is, ukraine for him. you think it was just holding on. quite right. he latched on to her. but it didn’t work out, because ukraine itself began to sag it. written off even then and the error. he admitted, not in ukraine, a mistake in something else will change. we don’t know what, because at the same time, washington’s consensus is quite obvious. washington also abandoned johnson, but let’s not be the last forget that johnson was actually trump's friend. ani biden, and now they have elections, why do they need friendship? look, there is a small nuance here. i think that will not change, everything is fine. yes, the main one will change. uh, johnson was unconditionally devoted to ukraine and

in fact ukraine for dictating, but one day it always found direct contact to johnson's heart. now they will begin to model ukraine much more rigidly. yes, it will force ukraine to dance to its interests. and they will force you to model. yes, and it's very good. what you said it. thank you, because i didn’t know how to return everything, because, in principle, it has nothing to do with the conversation, but such a beauty. and so you let me down. and this very much explains this sadness that president zelensky broadcasts president zelensky said. that all ukrainians are sad because of the news of the departure of boris johnson friend boris johnson all ukrainians sadly accepted the news of the resignation of the head of the conservative party. we are sincerely grateful for the decisive uncompromising assistance from the first days of the war. separately, i thank you for leadership in defending the interests of ukraine in the international arena. that is, in principle, he confirms your words, that this tonality

says that one cockerel in the good sense of the word understands that now there is no other cockerel, as it were, next to him. well , i mean what they hold in their hands. there is nothing more to be photographed with to be photographed with cockerels. well, this is an even more interesting question. that, yes, britain has been in the lead in recent months , because as we probably all agree for him. it was some sort of, straw and he wanted to inflate churchill's case out of this and you remember all those speeches in parliament. how can you talk about my resignation, we have a war in ukraine with russia yes, we have ukraine a. how are you? you can talk about my oh my parties and discuss me when we mean, and who does not drink, yes, yes, this is it, yes, but the problem is that he grabbed it, they were in the lead, but it's real theirs is such a consensus story. and this is the second question

that a lot of people are asking me today, like, who is next, i mean, everyone is counting everything consider that the wrestler johnson is the first to go from the series, that this is it. eh, what is it? that 's what! we said that they underestimate that they got into this fight. and now, so this is the logic of people who ask me about it. i'm answering now . to this question, i’m not at all sure that this is so it’s kind of like boris johnson was the first to go as an evader, too, to put it mildly , uh. well, let's put it this way. eh, very not very. and yes, because they have already conducted a survey with him, and the germans say that ukraine should give up the territory. on east in ukraine 47%, they say that they should, that is, more germans are ready to surrender this ukraine and it is not very clear to schulz, but within the framework. well, as if the democracy of everything else. how next. give them weapons, but at the cost of not washing. uh, so don't

turn on the air conditioner, don't drive on the autobahn. and soon they will also begin to freeze at biden, to put it mildly, with which it all began , everything is also not very good, that is, 36% of respondents approve. only 10 people read his works, that the country is moving in the right direction and i understand perfectly well that, well, like political western culture. ratings today are not the same tomorrow, and so on. let's say about the macron too. everything is so, well, it’s not that he’s sitting here, tightly and firmly on his own. e, what is called the place, and yes, it turned out and so on. and here the question arises. that is, it's not just one weak link that has fallen out of a generally strong chain. and this, in general, the whole chain, let's say. so, well, it vibrates, and the question is whether we overestimate it too much here, we just need to think, and what do we get from this? and as for johnson leaving us

maybe it will be better, but if schulz leaves, yes, schultz is almost the most moderate and pragmatic leader in relation to russia, and he leaves, well, whoever comes, the greens are worse than the christian democrats. look at the representatives of the christian democrats, so they are not merkel at all. for us, they look worse and worse. what am i asking you about. i, uh, i am not saying that those who will come will be. it’s better that i just now watched how you dance my times, and i remember how we hosteled her here. so, here she is, it was with her here it's from baby talk on the lawn. yes, it seemed like this, like this, at least here it is further. here and yes, and so, i'm in another thing. the fact is that when you say, and what is it to us , what if they all start to vibrate? and will they climb in this situation further to expand the confrontation with us, because after all, we have already spoken, including with your

participation. take it, you can't talk. yes, guys, take it away from us. the expert is distracted, that in the end they arranged here, you understand some program? enough already, clean it up. here, well, yes , they removed it. guys, do you want you want it so that's it. all right, now. i'm serious about what i really mean, we talked in this studio, including, in my opinion, with the participation of each of you guys. e from this chain, which we are from this consolidated consensus. they started to expand this game. they began to stretch this arc of confrontation. with us certainly not without the british. lithuanians are so strong, so they have cheered up and the european commission is still unable to do anything. well, that is, more precisely, so spiegel, writes that the european commission, it seems, has already corrected something with lithuania's attempts to stop the transit of e to the kaliningrad region. yes, it seems that from july 10 there will be

some, which means that there will be amendments and it will be determined that, in general, transit will improve. yes, that is europeans. i believe them sincerely trying to steer it, but the lithuanians. and just like when we say ukrainians, we remember the snake island. and when we speak lithuanians. we remember the same snake island and the same snake from the words of the presidential adviser lithuanians, which i think, also speaks from the same sandbox, lithuanians, like, will not step aside anything like that. here the stomach is about what the question is. this is the same continuation, as it were, of the previous round of the game. yes, the most important thing here is to separate. and violent ones from pragmatic opponents, because it is violent ones like the johnson fight that can provoke a world war there at a time when, in general, no one wants it, but go too far. so it is clear with his departure it becomes a little calmer. uh, maxim high-like, not a wrestler came up with

you understand johnson, and the whole story with sanctions out of the blue because of highley laika will not be invented by johnson, so here it is all the same the question is johnson’s change and the fact that the rest are all swinging. she will somehow roll back, for example, this is the situation. you are one more step. if you go ahead , there's already more. here johnson is not the first you think it's time. and johnson is not the first. why is no one talking about this, but the gray cardinal of poland was the kachelist, he was the first and he flew into the tartars. good? top people like well tell me here tell the main leader the kurds are sitting on a lonely island in a cell and left lisa with the kurds. until then, nevertheless, tell me, tell me, that some kind of configuration is changing with the departure of johnson, with the weakening of the positions of those, this will somehow reduce. uh, let's say a greyhound attack. these

are the clients of the snake island. look, no, first of all, e hmm, i don’t agree with maxim’s approach, e, as it were, i’m not theoretically saying it doesn’t matter, who is better, who is worse worse than the schols, they will be better, it doesn’t matter, but there is e during the war immutable law task on diplomatic front, the destruction of their alliances. and it doesn’t matter who comes later, because any union in itself is on the resource by what it means with these they will remain with the snake. percent, by the way, i can let the snake island die out, then they will die out. and or vice versa, it’s the same as libra by the way, regarding e-news of the first broadcast, where i say this, and reliable information from latvia about it will fade, they are now reproducing ukrainian law in their country, my comrades have already

seen the draft documents in his image about that it will be forbidden to leave the country for men from 18 to 60 years old. this is the second and the military already. now they are signing obligations that they do not leave the borders in latvia, this is what ukraine has done, i am now strenuously, feigning surprise. i read in your morning. this, of course, is in your telegram, and now i'm actively taking you to this, as it were. that is, you think that this is not some. here. well, it’s just that they are seriously preparing for the gost war on the snake island, everything can happen, anything can come and go prime ministers. from this, he does not cease to be himself, the main problem for and the task at the same time for the snake island called small britain now to return to the status of great britain and is he demon or without jones or is it not important? and even such a trifle as this one, uh, the baltic ones, this one, we don’t know

that even they are small but draw and they won’t even give up their favorite chip. johnson the baltics are no more ukraine. so you're telling me that the johnsons come and go. and the game will be very short. uh, britain is playing as we know, pancake a few years. she left the european union and broke out of there, because she understood that she was dissolving on it. she got caught. now her task is to regain control of the european union. boris johnson at the forest, sort of climbed into ukraine . so he began to crush the interests of potential allies and britain throughout europe. i’ll climb someone else’s bill, they paid america to arrange it, so i’ll say it again, you’re sort of ukrainian, the topic won’t go anywhere, but it will certainly be put under the control of britain’s interests in europe in general, what about control over the european union strongly disagree. they're gone. nothing else is in their control. may god

keep control of northern ireland. what an excellent foundation we have made for the european union for the next program, since johnson is the kind of person who will leave for more than one day. this means that we will be able to discuss this most interesting topic more than once, but not forgetting about the important. ukrainians are stubbornly trying to disrupt our holidays with you, you are resting in turkey, you support all such leaflets, they allegedly distribute them in resorts, but what’s wrong with them so our experts noticed an important detail, a primitive fake, ukraine completely lost its sense of reality, and they are also trying to blame russia for the coming world famine. we feed our bread, and the west is interested in russian and italian topics, so they heard the informational reason, we will separate the grains from the chaff and expose the lies of a planetary scale. soon the tank will be on pervy tomorrow as i said,

before leaving for advertising. of course, we will discuss more than once johnson and johnson the role of great britain, why they left the eu and what happened to this eu and threw about them or not thrown, or they will take them under their bridle and in these conversations more than once, we will discuss, well, the really amazing story that is happening in the european union. such a powerful economy. and such a very strange political position. people themselves periodically for seconds and flogged flogged and flogged the largest economy of the european union, the locomotive of the european union, germany, and a non-kdotal situation, when the vice-chancellor of this country, by last name, habik, must come up with some kind of fantastic in his own way. well, yes, no jews will be offended by me, some jew from odessa could come up with such a thing, and not a german, i don’t know how he found out there, to twist it like that

. here he begs canadians for his turbines, which they need for gas, and look at the motivation he begs for. it's just a crazy house, please. german vice-chancellor habik is publicly asking the canadian government to return to the siemens turbine that is under sanctions against russia i will be the first to fight for another strong package of eu sanctions but strong sanctions mean they have to hurt russia and putin more than our economies, so i ask you to understand what we have to take away. this is an excuse. at putin's, we need the capacity of nord stream one, to fill our storage, does anyone understand? yes, i didn’t understand that the uncle is cunning and the uncle understands that he needs to get his own to call canadians to order, by the way, canadians, by the way, who is there? the main thing for them is that the canadians are a member of what to the question of great britain. and the bangla-saxons and so on and so forth.

so this, of course, is pure chance, it's just that siemens put his eggs in the wrong basket. well, virtually, of course. in the sense of yes , well, that is, you understand, that is, he must fulfill all this, performing the mantra. what, like we do everything, my friends, we can’t eat, we do everything. only to harm putin to harm putin is our main goal, this is what we generally don’t need gasto and we don’t need turbines. just give it to us so that we fill the gas to the north there and it will do harm. it's someone who must have had this whole structure. enter into this crazy house so that they get out of it like this. the information channel on the first continues its broadcast program. time will tell working live prime minister johnson more than 50 members of his government leaves office in a day. they left their posts. yesterday in

parliament, a sex scandal involving one of his close ministers was discussed in great detail. and just a few minutes ago, boris johnson delivered an address to the nation. let's see everyone good afternoon, we have made the decision of the conservative party that there should be a new leader of this party and a new prime minister of mine. time is up the process of selecting this leader must begin now. i turned to the cabinet and said that i would keep my seat until a new leader was chosen. it pains me not to live to see the end of my term, the reason i fought so hard the last few days to stay in office was not only a personal desire, but also because i felt that it was my job my duty my duty in front of you. a few minutes before this address is fighting johnson, i spoke with the british ambassador to russia and andrei

vladimirovich kelin. let's watch this conversation. what does the possible departure of boris johnson mean for russia and how will this affect our relations with britain and with the west in general? do you think the first thing to do is to stop and take a breath, because boris jones hasn't gone anywhere yet, and there's, uh, the message that he can make a statement today, and that, well, he's leaving the post, the leader of the party, but not prime ministers. in general, e events are developing very quickly. uh, this is a kind of explosion of such discontent that happened yesterday, which has long been accumulating in relation. uh, the leadership of the conservative party, but you correctly noted, uh, the outcome of a number of, uh, their ministers, including the evalar ministers. that's what they call deputy ministers here. but it is still, uh, not certain, that u boris johnson will also leave the position of prime minister. he has options. he

has enough options. uh, possible to stay until october. his coming is and so it was when the same thing happened to her. that's why now we will follow and react, so it's too early to talk about how much more this will affect russian british relations andrei vladimirovich, but nevertheless, an appeal to the nation. today it will be postponed for, in my opinion, the second time , we are waiting for it any minute and it has already been announced that immediately after the appeal, boris johnson will call anyone, but immediately president zelensky. and how, in general, is the possible departure of boris johnson already definitely a departure from the tail, party leader about the prime minister. you correctly corrected me. we are waiting for a specific statement. how will this affect the ukrainian question? boris johnson is very fond of calling president zelensky, and he does this, in my opinion, once a week regularly. and what does the conversation boil down to? eh, i think, in general, it is also clear. he is in favor of zelensky continuing the war in ukraine, that is, he

continues to fight, in no case goes to negotiations, and but such an illusion as it used to be, and ukraine must win this conflict. he, apparently again. this will be said, but for the umpteenth time and a-a support to speak out against the negotiations. this is, of course, a terrible position. she is very cynical, and, that is, uh, the leadership of britain is trying to fight, and the hands of the ukrainians are pushing them in every possible way. absolutely, without thinking about what will happen to ukraine later and how to help them. but in general, recently the lugansk conference did not bring about this. actually nothing. some 1.9 billion were announced there. and ukraine asked for 750 billion. i don’t know how it is here they say. campaign for the restoration of ukraine and what caused this one here with the resignation of boris jones, but at least from one post from the post of party leader. and these are internal problems, as it is trying to present in the uk, or is boris

johnson blown up. that's what we call it on the ukrainian issue. no, i can’t say, i have no reason to say that he was blown up on the ukrainian issue on the ukrainian issue. here is the consensus. uh, there are exactly the same views, both among the conservatives and the beehive of borists, and they coincide with what the majority of cabinet members think, practically all of them, but are united in one position. here other information is not leaked, but blown up. he's on the inside bodies without a doubt, since exit after brexit for exit. leaving the european union was not followed by any serious decisions or actions on how to improve the uk economy and the country is in recession, for the eighth or ninth year, and here is inflation. now it's getting overwhelming. i think it will be by the end of the year. percentage prices are rising, and the proposal from the side of the leadership of the government from boris johnson on how to manage these things, but practically none, but

business, but does not see, and here the activities of the government and believes that the prime minister and the government simply cannot lead. e, offering various paradoxical solutions, can not lead the economic movement forward in managing the situation, that is, andrey vladimirovich, e, internal problems undermined johnson but these internal problems are generally connected with the global crisis caused by conflict in ukraine, including the position of great britain, johnson personally fights on this conflict, respectively, changing the flea for good. on the same russophobic politician. where as you rightly say, there is a complete consensus on the issue of ukraine. after all, they will not solve their internal problems. no, as they decide without a doubt, but here, in addition to the economic problems that are now literally entangling in the uk, there are moral problems, and since the government is especially more johnson harabayt from one scandal to another, it starts, probably, with martha. there were 3-4 scandals in one would have mentioned the latter, of course. e. v. in general, a hundred conservative parties have been

undermined. just here, many say, as well as very big doubts about the competence of e-management. uh, uh, a lot of people here, i'm now peter only with hallucinations. on this score, they confirm this, that is, there are doubts that this is not uh here. and, as it were, an executive, as they say here, who are able to continue to lead normally, but the government. and who is capable of a logical question, because returning to the british, the media today are speculating a lot on the topic who will be next, moreover, naming the position of the prime minister, they name, and several names of candidates and whether they passionately name teresa may, and also, according to them, the questions that in britain were the clear favorite for the post of the next party leader is ben wallace. the current minister of defense. this is the one who threatened us with our country with nuclear weapons. here's to your point of view. eh, who will be next, i understand complex diplomats, probably, give such forecasts, but he definitely won’t e love russia the way we would like to, although it seems to me that this

is not, there is nothing wrong with any of your partners. well, as we think, well, everyone, bloodthirsty who, in your opinion, is the best option for us. to your very long questions. i will answer very briefly, we will not speculate on this matter . let's see who will be the big connection was the ambassador of the russian federation of great britain andrey vladimirovich kelin thank you very much andrey vladimirovich good luck in your very difficult difficult work on this pirate island. thanks a lot. thanks for the question. yeah the british are sounding the alarm about the successes of the russian army in ukraine and even name a new battle point for the donbass let's hear the official statement of the uk secretary of defense russian troops from the eastern and western groups of forces are now concentrated about 16 km north of slovyansk there is a real possibility

that the battle for the city will be the next key confrontation in the battle for the donbass, and now the studio from donetsk is directly with us, deputy minister of information of the dpr daniil viktorovich bessonov daniil viktorovich hello well, they called us another point of the battle for donbass, of course, the big secret was slavensky, they didn’t forget about seversk at all. i think it 's actually less. here, well, i would pay a lot of attention to these comments, because at first they had, uh, mariupol was the main point of the battle for ukraine, this one, according to the ukrainian authorities, that is, the future of ukraine will be decided in mariupol yes, but in the end, apparently, the future a foregone conclusion, then they had points, this is severodonetsk lisichansk here now slavensk. e. well, then i think it will be dnepropetrovsk and as for slavyansk, in fact, the city of slavyansk is quite a large city. here also kramatorsk they are included in one

agglomeration. there, it turns out very serious fortifications. they built it in almost 8 years. that is, this territory is not seriously fortified, however, according to the relief according to the relief, slavyansk, uh, it is in the lowland. i have said this many times, so how effectively can they keep it. e. well, i think soon will show, the only thing on e, the southwestern outskirts. slavyansk is the dominant height in the region. what is this mountain about? here, well, there are no places on it where it would be possible to gain a foothold either for the work of our artillery. and even more so aviation there, i think, there will be no big problems. here kramatorsk it seems to me, in my opinion. again, i don't know, here we need to be on the spot, to understand this

aromatorsk. it seems to me more uh, maybe a problematic city. and here, but nevertheless, they are already in principle, given that the ukrainian the western masters have designated slavyansk kramatorsk apparently, uh, in other settlements , most likely, they will not pay special attention and try to hold on at any cost. here's what, in principle, can make it quite easy. uh, our task, when the british intelligence will name the new key points of the battle for the donbass for ukraine, slavyansk kramatorsk will be liberated. i don't think it's even discussed at all. well , the western press is also ukrainian according to western patterns. well, the so -called. yes, they treat their viewers and readers like fish that have memory, after which time is erased, that is, they said, now the date has been marked there by some city. yes, then they

will say something else, and in all seriousness, as if for the first time. well, let's take a look. it is very difficult to predict something about the war, because every meter is every step. uh, this is a serious military work of our fighters. moreover, i have repeatedly also said that we are advancing, uh, in a minority in numbers. e living force. yes, that is, to pass his opponent's manpower more than ours, however, firepower for us, therefore, i think that, uh, slavyansk, after we especially take the outskirts of the east there, i’m not nikolaevka inhabited by a red hill in relation to the slavic one, the eastern ones are there, i don’t remember kilometers, maybe 15 slavyansk uh, it will be more fun there. well, in general, their defense is starting to crumble a little, because the losses that nicholas did not suffer. that's when we will defeat them in the donbass. i believe that we will go further much faster, i agree. thank you very much danil viktorovich

bessonov was in direct contact with us. and now there is a statement. they tell me, uh, our representative of the official representative of the ministry of defense, general kanashenkov. let's listen. against the backdrop of military failures and a massive retreat of ukrainian troops in the donbass on the night of april 7, the kiev regime attempted to symbolically deliver the flag to snake island at about 5:00 in the morning , several ukrainian servicemen landed on the island from a motor boat, who were photographed with the flag by plane. the russian aerospace forces was immediately struck precision missiles on the island, serpentine. as a result of which part of the ukrainian military personnel was destroyed, and the survivors fled in the direction of the settlement of primorskoye, odessa region. i think everyone understands perfectly why this statement this morning in the official ukrainian media in public in telegram channels was a statement that they landed troops on serpent island, published photos of these

photos. you now see a-a question one. why vasily yurievich why? because after the first appeal, when the deputy minister of defense said that they hung the flag, it turned out that they didn’t hang it, and so there was nothing at all, from whom you are symbolic, and in ukraine everyone was indignant, now they went to put people down for the sake of what e the fact is that people like us we have already found out that they do not value and generally consider civilians to be biomass, and in general, we already know that they are thrown out of their military and wounded and do not collect bodies, so we are not talking about protecting the military . we already know everything about them. and this wins, what is called a pr strategy. that is, they go there. uh, a serious confrontation of the first war, uh, which is headed by president zelensky, he is the supreme commander. and if anything, just like that, the commander-in-chief is laid down, who is trying to remember military science to fight somehow according to science, but he doesn’t succeed, because the supreme commander is put at

the head of the lappear, this is pure pr a and, of course, we couldn’t allow stating that we left the island of the snake, so to speak, as zhes. goodwill, how is that that we are preserved. nyem in the life of our soldiers on this uh, it was pointless to maintain a garrison for us, probably a territory. well, they allowed the flag of ukraine to fly there. of course, we can't. i also want to pay attention. that's what igor evgenievich said, that we struck a blow and part of the ukrainian military personnel was destroyed, and part of what is called ran away, let's call a spade a spade. note our pilot. he could quite easily destroy everyone, he did not do this. because we are not fascists. we don't howl like that. we have reached the target of the operation, there no. there is plowed land. moreover, thanks to this blow, but they landed there on boats. we could destroy the tipor, they can’t land there on boats anymore, because thanks to this blow. there , the shore was so demolished that the only

more or less more or less suitable pier for landing was destroyed. this is today. yes, now climbers can land there. what am i going to do running around the island. i don’t know, we’re exaggerating something else and smiling a little on this subject, people igorevich but they can actually send climbers tomorrow for the sake of just for the sake of the picture, remember, there was a case with the border post of the kharkov region. how many soldiers they put in so that we understand everything and everyone everywhere in this world understands that the term hybrid war did not appear by chance, but successes or not successes, uh, in specific military operations. uh, they only matter in the long run, and as long as the confrontation goes on, as long as the fighting is carried out. every country. regardless of success, will try in the interests of propaganda in the interests of pulling his end in the interests. there is the support of the population of the support of the west when we talk about the external kiev regime to organize this information company, aimed at proving to

show that the russians are running out of steam, they are retreating they are from their snake position now ours is a kind of disco and a symbol of the future great victory, therefore, everything is perfect here, i understand. and i think that nothing else should be expected in the conditions of the information war, that is, climbers. we are waiting for climbers. also, maybe we are waiting, and after climbers think we are so long so long a month ahead. well, it would be sad to consider the situation. so the war came to ukrainian soil as a result of the actions of nato for years to come. i think that we need to quickly complete the process of identification for the occupation, so that the topic of serpentine speed in general loses its relevance. we are transferred to lugansk on a direct line , war correspondents of the news publishing house of the alexander front alexander river hello. what are your details? what is happening in your area? hello well, the direction of the lugansk people's republic

is finally gradually stabilizing; the republic has been liberated; the front has moved to the west. uh, that got me started right away. uh, actively recovery processes. already in severodonetsk today a new mayor has been appointed; he became the mayor of bryanka, nikolai morgunov a. but nevertheless , no one relaxes, because the front, although it has moved beyond the territory of the republic. it is still very close, moreover , every day the ukrainian security forces shell the territory of the republic using rocket complexes. uh, the infamous point in steel. dots have already become such a routine for the republic every morning. residents wake up from the sound of air defense e, almost all of them manage to shoot down, but even their fragments cause great damage,

there was information to the infrastructure and facilities of the lugansk people's republic of alexander, or what? now it is very much plundered by ukrainian militants, that they are looting or just tough. eh, there are some details about this . really looted all the shops in the city looted most of the they burned down and, oddly enough, these are the main destructions of lisichansk, that is, stores, warehouses and administrative buildings, and the city itself, thank god, is relatively intact, even if, in comparison with severodonetsk, which is now owned by ukrainian bodies, shelled like this, lisichansk e, it is quite subject to restoration. this, of course, is good news as well, but uh, everyone is worried about that front. unfortunately, it is now quite close and the city is within the radius of destruction of ukrainian artillery, there has already been a sad experience screen is a nearby city that managed to be taken with minimal destruction, but subsequently it was

destroyed by the ukrainian army for several months. how it will be now depends on how our armed forces and the allied forces of the russian federation will advance. these points. because they can shoot and in general for hundreds of kilometers. uh, so the fighters now e military personnel many of them are withdrawn to e, a rest break for a period of grouping. eh, and, but communicating with them, of course, they all say as one that this needs to be completed, the operation needs to be completed, because everyone remembers the experience and the fourteenth year they already signed a truce with them. they already tried to negotiate a truce, but led this is to the fact that for 8 years we were shelled and destroyed and did not want to deal with us at all, so the fighters are afraid of one thing, so that there will be no e-negotiations

until the end of genocification and everyone is interested the question is how far west they need to move. e, which we will discuss the issue, of course, on our air we are transferred to before we are on direct communication former security service officer of ukraine vasily prozorov vasily nikolaevich hello what news do you have, your former colleagues in the hut are developing fakes, and special military operations are actively throwing them in, like this technology works, in general, why do ukrainians believe these fakes? hello ruslan hello dear studio. well, they really develop fakes fakes are being developed very actively ; several state structures are involved in this at once. what a well-known psychological information center we have, unfortunately, it’s very fun to ask you,

please, if there is an opportunity to continue the phone a little there. why do people believe this, you understand against the backdrop of a deteriorating economy against the backdrop of real disappointing news from the fronts, people want to reach for something good. here he comes home from work, and there the economy is collapsing, salaries are falling, the communal apartment is growing, and here, if he if he reads about the fact that severodonetsk was set up from chansk, there were colossal losses at the front, then he will generally go crazy and the person will pupate in his little world. he comes to see the arrest, where he is told that everything is fine, everything is wonderful. we're about to win, and that's it, and he calms down. and there he goes to sleep. calm people want to believe in this real picture of the picture of the world almost nikolaevich i

heard you have information about mercenaries who are fighting on the other side, you can share it. give me luck through the old ones. there connections from previous trips. i was lucky enough to be present at a survey of two belarusian citizens who were taken prisoner under lysychansk, in short, yes, these are supporters of the belarusian, let's say, nationalist movement, which are both participants in the riots. e in minsk both. uh. this both confirms both uh, they recruited the security service of ukraine, and for this they used an organization called the belarusian house, this is an organization located in ukraine that positions itself as a volunteer movement for help to belarusians. actually. she supervises with the security service of ukraine, according to them, and

employees of the sbu, who, among other things, supervised this regiment of the costa kolinovsky. they did not hide from them that their most important task is, after the victory in ukraine, uh, by military means, to take power in belarus, so, as it were, interesting moments like this. well, the fact that they were used simply as cannon fodder. but they themselves already understand this, even when we spoke frankly with them they were thrown under, let's say our offensive, so that delay at any cost, at least for a while. naturally, their army is ours. uh, our special forces just crushed, one might say. yes, you know, yes, but do you understand what the situation is here? they are talking already in the status of prisoners and, of course, do not speak. well, yes, now we understand that we were thrown under the tanks in fact without any anti-tank weapons. they had british lavas, but they had never fired from them before, they had

received theoretical education, but they had never tried to shoot, and now they say, well, yes, we understand that we have they used it like cannon fodder just to delay, uh, the advance of the russian army, while the ukrainian cadre units would retreat, and also here they are an interesting moment that they noted, that there was another unit behind them, georgians. uh-huh, georgian mercenaries, who were officially supposed to help them with the withdrawal with the evacuation, but in fact , as if these belarusians already say that in fact, it seems that they were nearby for the grad, so that we would not run after us, they put georgians. well, the georgians were also unlucky. theirs is ours the army also unwound, in principle, they could not take a single living one. all died, and some belarusians were captured. what was your motivation for recruiting? what kind of hook did the hut use, they are both supporters of nationalist circles, belarus

has completely interrupted us, because the connection is very, very bad vasily nikolaevich prozorov former colleague from e. the security service of ukraine spoke about the methods used by his former colleagues, including the recruitment of foreign mercenaries. continues anatolia kuzichev and olesya loseva johnson is leaving, well, it’s fairer to say that literally over the past 24 hours, more than 50 members of the government have left in protest and said that they are leaving at all. the reason or pretext for the resignation of boris johnson was a sex scandal with one of the ministers close to him. and today, boris johnson was forced to address the nation. good

afternoon everyone, we have made the decision of the conservative party that there should be a new leader of this party and a new prime minister of mine. time is up the process of selecting this leader must begin now. i went to the office ministers and said that i would keep my seat until a new leader was chosen. it hurts me not to live to see the end of my term , the reason i fought so hard these last few days to stay in office was not only a personal desire, but also because i felt that this was my job, my duty, my duty to you. . and, of course, here we all wonder how the resignation of boris johnson will affect the situation in ukraine, or rather, it will support ukraine. i regret that i could not convince colleagues, do not change governments. and, of course, it hurts not to be able to complete

so many ideas and projects on my own. i am very proud of the achievements of our government. in recent months, a mobilizer against putin's aggression in ukraine i want to appeal to the people of ukraine i know we will continue to support you in your fight for freedom for as long as it takes? well , here we have dmitry yuryevich to discuss, of course, the role of the individual in the confrontation, so to speak, between the west and russia as far as jones played a key role , you see, it is not by chance that the words. here's one more time. i will repeat them. we led the west in confronting putin's aggression in ukraine, so we were the main driving force. here is this very process. wow and then jones he walks it has some meaning has georgievich johnson really comes behind the british stays. it is territory, it does not move anywhere. that's all lansha already. part of europe in general, so there is no reason to expect any, uh, changes in the official

position of london. accidentally, and the british military, even against the background of the resignation, and the prime minister is doing, uh, underlined. it is right now, these days, these hours, statements about how they see the continuation of the military operation in ukraine, what should be the centers for the actions of the ukrainian military, that is, in fact, they give direct target designations. how is it emphasized? in a sense, this means, of course, that london's policy will not change fundamentally, nevertheless, look. no, of course not, of course. you are right, dmitry yuryevich trunk lines, true johnsons come and go. but the englishwoman, like a reptile, and so to speak, has been doing her favorite thing for centuries, therefore, yes, but on the other hand , you still don’t have to press it, so to speak. that is, there is some kind of emotional relationship. there are specific human relationships. sorry, that matters too. here's a plus. in the end, there is chaos and

confusion, which also inevitably shift the focus of attention from one side to another. here at me to me, of course, oppresses. alice i already remember by analogy. and i to you i will say by analogy with trump. remember, when we say, well, trump, we thought we were champagne, you know, but he turned out to be who. eh trump is coming, biden. we understand that it was not in vain that we drank to trump. i went to the fact that each each subsequent one is always worse than the previous one for us. here, here is the problem. yes, please sit down, i think these are the words of the british military, which georgievich is talking about. yes, this is some kind of gesture. uh, you know, like a free narcosis of grandma fight, that is, to calm down ukrainian, that we will not leave you. and, of course, the british, as a gas, will continue to spoil globally, but now this island. and this island can be said to be a snake island, because there is a ball of snakes. be healthy, how beautiful. that's serious. now they are shaking a little and they have their own problems, where

the real serpentine ones have their own problems somewhat more than they are closer to them than the problems of distant, generally overseas, but beyond the strait ukraine, therefore, it is possible that a new team will come. she will be forced and would like to spoil russia, but it will be forced to postpone it for later a little bit, because they will have to rake up what johnson's team has done and carried away by the demonization and attempts to destroy russia . they forgot their shirt. closer to the body , it should be fair to say here that the british themselves think when the situation in ukraine with ukraine will develop further will declare and here is the british the press is guessing. what else

do you listen to? the crisis engulfing boris johnson could mean the end of his political career, but in a key international war in ukraine, he demonstrated clarity of purpose and vision. however, johnson's successor may not be ready. to do everything possible for kiev, this resignation will immediately have consequences on the international arena, at the very least it will weaken the efforts of the west to support the ukrainians in their war. this could weaken the british and possibly european resolve to provide helping ukraine will raise serious questions about the stability of the western alliance personally. so now we open ukrainian telegram channels and see how they react to the resignation of boris johnson. in banking, now everyone understands the panic very well. nato forum can now be forgotten. alexander nikolayevich i

guess your heart is just breaking right now into parts. you are a big fan of both boris johnson and the ukrainian project. what do you think, what is the relationship between johnson's departure and the prospects of this very ukrainian project? well, it is quite obvious that the very fact of johnson's insertion and those reasons that are put forward, at least external ones, well, this is completely yes, absolutely a mental gulf between modern englishmen and my views. mentally, i'm not able to understand, as a matter of fact, what's the problem? why did it have to be arranged? that's all, that's it, i think that based on all the same from the general position that a hypothesis is a hypothesis, it is clear that it is not because of sexual, so to speak, harassment, after all, if weighed, in fact, on the scales of history, it means molestation and mission. now you can forget the story and throw out all this, you know, all these lyrics are ridiculous. well, how

is it? how now to believe this man , this is all, of course, it’s not worth it to stand out. but that is, it is impossible to wait, therefore, this is a completely different question. this is a small japanese. what's the matter with that really carried away right here yurievich got carried away. here it is with this external. as they say on the track, they really relaxed quite attention to the inner track and the british felt it on their own. forgive the skins, so direct is not that straight. ukraine is connected this is due to the fact that the guys are watching. that's how they got carried away by ukraine. what did they forget about us? sorry hello , as i understand it, practically a fairy in any period, but the history of britain a. the external value of the foreign policy agenda has always prevailed there. that is, if you look on the actions of britain during the 18th century, at least the first half of the 19th century, until the end of the crimean war. there, uh, it was the foreign policy

agenda that always prevailed. well, then britain was. sorry, not like today's britain in every sense of the empire, but it, nevertheless, easily went to certain hardships. by the way, churchill also spoke about this. aha for the sake of what to offer, except for tears of suffering, there and so on for the sake of the mission. yes, that's why, ah, britain, this idea of ​​a mission, it is very strong. and this first and second is very strong tradition, uh cabinet succession, especially since, as far as i understand, the conservative party is not going out of power. while therefore a may change the rhetoric. she may be less aggressive towards russia, because johnson is quite an eccentric person. here it is. mm general trend, they won't change. yes , therefore, that is, on the banking they are generally a little premature. although of course, for them

it is unpleasant. and well, it's generally unpleasant. if it's nothing, only if it changes, just listen to the rhetoric, but only well, let is changing. what's the difference, at least not about planalysis. yeah, since august they've been talking about plans. eh, the further development of autumn, which puts forward above e, in my opinion, it is not necessary yet to show understood, yes, do not forget justice. now draw attention to yourself to say calm us down. what's all right? tell me, it sounds like this to us, but here all the military men that vasily yuryevich georgievich remembered are important, this is, uh, this is ben wallace, the minister of defense of great britain and in the sense, in the sense of rhetoric? i mean, the rigidity of the rhetoric towards russia? in general, he will give this to boris johnson to the point ahead. he is so he is absolutely aggressive, not suitable for a person, please, well, let's also mention to communicate. i honestly want three replicas of everything bad. but here, firstly, we mentioned remembered wallace, and the tras and every next one is worse. yes, each next one is worse, and in the case of

great britain, it’s even dumber and what are these strange people for. i no longer want to fall into racism and talk about, perhaps non- representatives will become, so to speak, indigenous british race. at the helm. and in general, so to speak, e changes the complex for the whole approach, so there should be no illusion here. this is the first. second, well. yes, uh, our comrade johnson says that he is allegedly almost until october, ready to work until they assemble it slowly, there is a congress of conservative parties and theoretically, well, the forecast is fantastic, but still he has some kind of loophole, after all maybe something terrible will happen before october. listen to this. what what, well, what is it, left it of course, well, there these delegates will meet. i can just work with him in a situation where there are tears and suffering again, so to speak, publishing churchill 2.0 only as a farce, and they will be forced to vote for him, because

otherwise everything will collapse in general fantastic scenario, but why not immediately assume that yes, it's too much time, yes, it's not surprising. i would like to infect colleagues. yes, you understand the problems of a bunch and not only the uk in all european countries, they cannot be solved, because in order to solve them, you need to end the sanctions war with us. it is necessary to make a full turn, of course they are not ready for this. the people want no one there draws, so to speak, the opinion of the people, respectively. uh, it remains that russia is to blame for everything putin, who raises prices there and introduces taxes, so uh, it still remains to blame everything on russia and means to fight us by raising the degree. and now you have offered them a turn to the east. i 'm just talking about what's for myself in a better life in my country. so they will continue. uh, escalate escalate escalate, so that the next problems are all written off, but you if we are friends, look, but here it’s actually very simple, very simple in the minds.

here you are talking about the people against. well , firstly, the people of naruto are different, and secondly, logically. i'm just showing that, of course, i'm against it, but it's not that it's all there, about half and half, and the most interesting question was the other day, you probably saw it. now i am semyon da in germany. there, the man thought amazing numbers, he simply says ridiculous, because on the one hand, the majority is in favor of saying that ukraine should go for territorial concessions, the majority, there are 47% of the type. and at the same time, the majority is for the continuation of the supply of heavy weapons, or is it for the beginning? i think that for both is contradictory. he understood? no, it does not contradict one another, the germans literally say the following. of course, we understand the outcome of this whole story. it is inevitable for me. yes, well, before this inevitable exodus, it would be good to crumble the russians, as much as possible . well, this is how i interpret these results of this question. and as another point, so the people. yes, of course, people. at basically wants to live better, but on the other hand. that's true, alexander nikolayevich now has a people who are aware of their mission. sorry, don't treat them. they have the truth, this is what the british have. at

least, the germans also once had it, but then we safely, so to speak, despondency and that's it, that is, the idea, how the germans were there, taught us to fight. and we will wean them off , here, please, that, uh, it was right about, uh, how many political problems britain has inside. but johnson is more like this to her simpleton and everything, and take into account when forming your government. powerful pitfalls now the main problem that could resurface is uh the question of autonomy or secession, even from the union of scotland uh, mentioned here to ukraine when he is in the letter that sturf wrote. as you can say, attention, uh, the minister of defense bnn wallace is mentioned here, he is just from scotland, and if he comes to the post of prime minister, and the uk, then this issue is scottish, of course, it will be removed. there is a very serious prospects regulator flash. yes

, even if only for a short time. uh, so a short period, but anyway, and again this mission or uh. uh, you can say, even uh, imperial british thinking, it will win, that u is all the same for u british, but to be an active participant in international. communication still means a lot, and it is one of the tools for solving internal political problems. i understand , of course, please about the scots. let's go back to the eighteenth century robertovich everything is written, when we were daring, and there was no war, we conquered the british, and not vice versa. but when we were, yes, when we were. this is the first moment of the second moment, regarding the expenses of the horrors of european life today and so on, which means the average

expenses of a german household. she m-m heating products, and here, well, to provide the necessary. i mean the household. well, let's say the middle class, here they were 10-12%. here is the income. here, yes, it means today. but in connection with with all these rises in prices, we are talking about the fact that they will amount to a maximum of 15-17%. so composed yes will amount to the ground. so. well, what will happen in the winter, while it is not known there, they will consider there will not be. we do not know, and therefore everyone is fighting in hysterics. and i think that they are fighting in hysterics, not they, but the media , yes, which cut off gas to the poles and fill their gas storage. and these are all the stories. i specifically

wrote yesterday to a german friend. what's blocking the water there? in general, it is impossible to wash ? they say the village answers. yes? not of course, they lie, yes, yes, it is unlikely that he stopped all adviser, you know, everything, but as a person, i don’t believe it. yes, and the people around will be there. they tell the truth to my wife from ukraine, that you have there, which means that in general, a complete nightmare, empty shelves, you are starving and so on. here i understand. that's what the series, look. now i am too, well, it’s clear that it’s so to say that they’re all already eating the last rat there, and they’re fighting, but do you remember the famous anecdote about who saws, bitch, she says about russian geologists, you’ll already fall. there in what is its meaning is that you need to look a little ahead and assume that the germans will be with you, respectively, as russian geologists suggest what will happen to them if the russians really take all

this rhetoric seriously, everyone weighs all these sanctions and you understand that then not only thirty percent, maybe even fifty will not do. if the same habib uh, mi-minister german, yes, by the way, look suddenly in a hysterical style. suddenly, for some reason, with some. stati appeals to the canadians to return the same turbine that pumped gas through the nord stream, but now it doesn’t pump. well, you see, green energy is according to the rules, maybe i don’t know, but it is now a factor in european politics, and one of them dominates. so maybe due to just this whole conflict because of the absence. e of the russian russian energy carriers. they will finally understand that it is impossible. to make green energy and abandon it, at least for a while, one of these days, they will be forced to suffer, together with the green ones, to call on putin to collapse

in the gas sector. yes, a bloomberg headline. bloomberg well done still know how to formulate michael yes at the word empire you i saw you soon, but for some reason shook his head. no, it's just that britain wants to become a leader in europe, but they have long since gotten rid of their imperial ones. i mean, i said they don't want to get the india jersey back. well, now it's different coming back to the territory. you understand that they have a feeling of mission, so to speak, missions that bring peace are not necessary for this, so to speak, to win money. you can win it mentally culturally it is, what is it for there is a broadcast of his mission. outside you have an imperial mindset, maybe there is, but there are possibilities. as for ukraine and yes, they are nervous, you can raise the ukrainians now, because any change from this, of course, causes them fear, the psychiatrist appeared now in his comment, because the position is rather precariously vulnerable.

please explain how you help. i think it means they worry in vain, because they will always support and help. it goes without saying. i sell by itself. i'm about- let's go to britain, that there is a common concept with e british science fiction, that this and this is a concept about ukrainian and anti-russian anti-russian. well, yes, nothing will change. it will be strength. it seems to me that they will have alexander here because, and it may be, this concept will be able to. it will fall apart in six months, in 8 months, under the influence of those same economic factors, of course, it really does have its own shirt closer to the body, but there is one loss for russia , of course, but with the departure of ah johnson, what remains? he himself said to leave, but for a couple more years

, of course, he must clean everything up and put it in order. i can't leave, so to speak, don't leave things in order. but the cunning guy, yes, russia will lose such such a walking, uh, caricature of johnson's views. well, they will lose. listen, hey guys. and we have to hardware address. we don't have a photo. well, just anna pavlova these days. theresa may is gone. let's leave now. they just simply say that this place should not exist. i understand you just told me, passing caricature, in fact, it's not just not some of our situations, even the british press write that one of well there is one of the thousands of points there. why should jorjohnson go there? and i read this, it means not the classical image of the british politician, it's not us. here she is my look. here we are, of course, the czech

british politician. that's it so to speak, uh woman very, very, what is it called? uh, springy times, yeah. here, if she comes, but isn't it not a gift, that is, look at something to drill and decide for yourself. but it may return. give us, please, here is the woman who so recently admired before advertising anatoly alexandrovich theresa may yes, it was her station and temporarily take up the post of prime minister after johnson's departure, the sources of the daily mail say this, but in the conservative party. it is not us, as an incumbent mp with prime ministerial experience, that has made her more qualified than anyone else who

would apply for the position. she knows her business and all safety issues. and on the party woman to the brain, bones. she definitely not interested in putting forward her candidacy on her own, and she will be credible. well, by the way, to tell about the truth then. let's, if we abstract from well, from it is clear, so to speak , some comical associations, so to speak, that teresa may evokes, in fact, she is not a space character at all. remember the case of the violinists and this painful, yes, not completed. it is still so to speak, brexit and this famous formula, over which we are all not that made fun of, which sounded both insulting and insulting, but turned out to be an extremely effective formula. and what is it called hi-like hi-like, it also entered the russian language in everything else, also her invention, therefore a woman. she is, of course, comical. well, i think that inside something like that, e quite serious, right? she incidentally, she incidentally, says, the second woman, for example britain after margaret thatcher is next and she repeats, she certainly is. in the sense of this to say general. i do not know

the exterior, of course, inferior in all fronts, but i don't think she's so simple and such a dancer, please. sorry terribly when a person possessing a certain. uh, definitely an identity and a certain education. but he is trying to imitate i can’t pick another word, under something absolutely alien to him, but in the cultural pickle he does not know the civilizational relation. in this case, a person. in any case, no matter how smart and no matter how educated he is, he will look comically obscene and funny. so that's what actually happened from johnson with some of his attempts. uh adapt to and the tastes of far from the upper part of society, but the same thing, we see here in this video of the old aga but if blacks are dancing around you, uh, then you don’t have to

dance with him, you don’t have to join them with them. there is an opinion that it is necessary, uh, there is an opinion, necessarily alexander nikolaevich yes, but this opinion is absolutely plebian, it affects modern, but absolutely dominant. by the way, well, because the elections wait, but here it is more interesting to know what you are saying there when a person is faked. here i am with you, well in general at the formula level. i think we all agree. yes, and here, tell me, please, that's interesting, that's a fake. it is clear that this is so. yes, i do not know the situation of the time, the requirements of civilization and so on. here, does it leave an imprint on the very intellect on which we spoke, does it affect or is it just a parallel, so to speak, parallel parallel track, a parallel image, so to speak. it seems to me that if this is done constantly, then it will certainly degrade, i see, i think that we a simple example very briefly the simplest example is a person who has never gone to prison gets into the zone and in order to survive tries to migrate and into them the simplest example.