what was also used was a petal, it was the anti-personnel mines prohibited by the international convention that repaired mortar shells. the warehouse of the plant for the production of packaging materials caught fire at the sight of the nationalists as well as the yasinovataya mineral makeevka, and also gorlovka, there was a damaged bakery. belgaz, as an alternative energy source in germany, will not be able to completely replace russian blue fuel, the famous german tabloid-bild came to such conclusions, according to the publication, several german settlements have already fully succeeded abandoning russian gas at the expense of their biofuels, which they produce, including from cow dung, turned out to be such an alternative, but on a countrywide scale. it is not applicable to all germany manure. not enough say the german experts in the cities of the scheme does not work in this way. it will be possible to compensate only 40% of the required amount of energy, and this may take a year or two in the end, as the author of the article writes, completely replace the blue fuel. alone alternative energy source is not possible.

the fire was extinguished that night in the south of moscow, the fire occurred on the first floor of a residential building, where the hostel is located, the fire spread rapidly and covered several rooms and a corridor on an area of ​​150 m². i also left the publication 200 residents, however, not everyone managed to escape, according to the latest data, eight people died. four more needed medical assistance to completely extinguish the fire to the rescuers. less succeeded. than an hour the preliminary cause of electrical equipment failure. in the third monthly norm of precipitation fell. in moscow in just a few hours the rain was falling like a wall, flooding the streets, it was accompanied by a storm wind, residents of the capital share frames in social networks, the moscow region is not serpukhov for us, the onslaught, the trees could not withstand the gusts, one of them fell, she, who was running past the 13-year-old. girls. the child of the child was hospitalized with a broken leg ; the problem of the secondary region was delivered; hail was delivered at sheremetyevo airport due to bad weather , a number of flights were delayed. however, the weather forecast

is encouraging at the weekend is expected to be dry, sunny and warm. weather the temperature will rise to comfortable plus, 25. such news to this minute . see you soon. germany stops washing and thinks about how to keep warm in winter, and that's what the minister of economics of germany, habik, offers. we are in a difficult situation, which may drag on, you should not think that it is summer now and the situation will not become completely bad. we must reduce gas consumption, he writes that manure will not help save the german economy in any way, and kizyak will not help either. this was very high hopes

. several localities in germany in the last time became independent from gas imported from russia they simply generate their energy themselves , including cow dung, which turns into biogas, supplied to gas networks or converted into electricity and heat, but there is not enough manure for the whole of germany in big cities this scheme is not applicable , and besides heating houses. there are also industrial enterprises where completely different volumes are needed. there, at least a herd is needed for a serious plant, of course, but where to get it? well, i think it's safe to eat well to so to say e biogas for good for the cows. yes , but we understand that green technology, they cover some interest. yes, that is, uh, 25% of electricity is wind, yes, that is, there may be, 4 5 7 8 12, maybe from manure, but of course, this is a far-reaching technology, but it

takes several decades to establish our technology to get that energy or ​​that material for industry that we need a little bit uh that's the gas crisis. unfortunately came 30 years earlier than you need to listen, any crisis is not in time. as i understand it, listen, but tell me, please, like a german, and you have a life of a german passport. i have only one german and never had another. well, good. a listen and tell me, please, that's how the germans. uh, so to speak, realizing and describing this situation that happened to him, how they, how they, uh, so to speak, on whom they, as it were, lay responsibility, relatively speaking, yes, like, here we are cretins got into this green energy or yes , here we are nerds, why did we join these idiotic sanctions or yes, well, and so on. here, like the germans, they see and describe the fundamental problem. well, we have several categories. yes,

that is, there are more than fifty percent, which are distributed among different parties, which are ode to shora, yes, not just eats not to perceive a very large part of reality and which will allow mr. habik to really build up a shop so that in germany, as an industrial country, there will no longer be 1/ 3, uh, who stopped believing in the state. uh, it's partially democratic, maybe it overlaps, but i think that 60-70% of the shop understands that like germany is losing its status as a superpower. i think it’s all about now and can be led, because we are still only 80 million people against the background of 8 billion. it is clear that we have an exaggerated role in this world and we need to be humble and spent on yourself. well, just completely destroy it. that is to say, u chop the soup. and before

it dries up, right? well, unfortunately there is more. radical idea, i understand that cutting everything down to before it dries out, it's stupid, frankly, to chop, bitch, even when it dries out, it's stupid if you sit on it. yes, maybe, bitch, you should get off. think, i understand, this is not an easy alternative, but maybe at home . here is the internal triumph and triumph that the germans fell into annihilation. and who led them there, michael is screwing up. we have been trying for a long time. yes, long before the start of the special operation. we we talked in every possible way we told the germans what to do to operate energy sources, it is not necessary 55 to 55% depends on russian gas. it is vulnerable now because of the american invulnerability. perhaps a maximum of 30% is needed. 30% because we don't know what the storms are, maybe drilling some kind of

specification. we we saw it, so, well, they didn't listen. they said that everything is fine, nothing like that will happen, but russia is well due, and the source of gas, and it has always been. reliable for all these years decades, wait, conditional, true, it's a fact, just open there, don't i know the internet, look, this is a fact, because historical russia is the most reliable supplier ever in the life of anyone to anyone. she never sells, not once in the whole history, you don't know, there was nadezhda and then well, as i understand it, yes, as i understand your role. look yes december, 21 years old. well, or there is november december of the twenty-first year of nikolai 's special operation. no, it means russia, moscow, but represents its own, so to speak. well, what is it called concerns about the security of one's own americans in particular and nato in general means that the americans tell us nato, well, so they say yes so what? he says? well, you know what's the matter. we are a little afraid, and i think

our fears. you have to take into account, so you write down. we don't give a damn about your concerns, so we don't care about what you think we should take into account recorded further. well, and so on. all these us, they fulfilled all this for us. i am sure, not only from my own feeling, that there is no arrogance of its historical nature inherent in such an impudent scammer, but also in the very intention of uh-huh to force russia to do what happened on february 24, 2022. well, after all, you have an assumption, you can have a way out now. it's not about manure. and you can from france. you know that you can take an example from france. take an example from france. you know what percentage of france depends on it, but france's hunts for energy are very strong, yes, 70% . this is a very reliable situation. why why a station, but there is such an american company called wester high, they are just one station , maybe, well, at least after two operations

he said this. well, how is it? i stupidly don't. everything, understood. i understood the discount, where there is no laser, but here an american woman feels, the americans are a wreck. you have now been declared untrusted by the supplier. you know? this is a trap, yes, and ukraine is a reliable transit country, that is, the supplier delivers irregularly to ukraine, transits regularly and that’s it. this fits into one american in the second european head. here is its own logic. hello paradoxes. there are germany promises to freeze heroically, but do not succumb to the states at this time they say, do not freeze. we have our wonderful life gas. you are ready to take it. don’t sit up, that is, you were in these buckets, there is no germany. they are made of metal in germany, it’s convenient, everyone spit in merkel’s back, but soon they begin to spit in the scholz, therefore, in this situation, but

germany suffers for its beliefs and for its naivety the transition from traditional to non-traditional energy is such a sharp jump, that is, the rejection of coal and nuclear power plants is underway. they now understand was politically incorrect. they realized that their russia may turn out to be unreliable for them; the americans can solve them economically, so always say when russia means on the head. and when she tries to answer, she says. oh, look how aggressive, how not people are. yes, but i'm just amazed, but still, how much there is for europe right now. well, i want to know, here is wisdom. just true for centuries. here it is written out, people understand, that means when you hit someone on the head. i demand not to be surprised that you fly in response, just in case, you never know if someone suddenly has an illusion, in short. well, first of all, i want to correct irina irina at america gas. no, because if europe can and wants to be saved, but all the gas has been sold for about six months in

advance, so i apologized for what is happening to it, it is warming up. well, uh, secondly, of course, you need to understand that, for europe, the whole problem is not that russia has become an unreliable supplier, but that they tried to turn russia, uh, into an energy slave, so to speak, that is towards you. more than that, yours, how would you answer blackmail, god, we freeze and climb into ourselves. so we cover everything only possible and still desirable gas. let's continue gas. and when it turns out that gasta is in general, firstly, you pinch it yourself. you don't repair turbines. you don't do anything. we didn’t say anywhere that we were going to at least uh . that is, it turns out that, as i have already said, what a green transition is, as germany has now found out, is to take a rake very strongly grease with green paint, uh, a handle and then jump on it. this is a green transition in european,

please note the fact is that liquefied american in quotation marks american gas. it will again be russian novatek, whose gas is americans. they will just take their margin. wait, then, of course, it has already happened many times and everything just floated liquefied american gas. and you are the prey. yes, in neutral waters there appeared, probably, an indian shaman did some manipulations there. he turned into a democratic american and so stayed on the european markets. and everyone knows it. secrets were overcoats. i'm wondering that when they replace the gas, when they replace the gas, it doesn't matter anymore i never understand, he still never can. cheaper than now is very important. it seems very thin to me. nikita will explain it to us cheaper. he, of course, cannot get up, but listen, now we will not be nostalgic that the soviet times are a bag. there it is crispy

potatoes, it cost 10 kopecks. it's all stupid to compare prices with those, the soviet ones will not return, respectively, it was cheaper than it used to be. that is, now it is very expensive compared to the previous times. and in modern times. well listen, well but where to go? how is the price there? you see what's the matter, daniki, just a small educational program michael in the first place. eh, just recently. uh, representatives of the french industry turned again to the macron, and with a request to do something , because the gas supplies that stopped, well, the capacities stopped in germany hit, among other things, french industrialists. i just tell you, well, such a small educational program, and not all production companies can work with the help of electricity that is generated by nuclear power plants, for example, in the same france, which is not so critically dependent on the russian one. they do not know what to do, because what options remain fuel oil coal, in the end, so even france, which, as you say, built an atomic electron, and so on, imported imports and will teleport gas from

norway from algeria and even russian gas has always come to example, dear felix situation. very difficult explain why because approximately 50% of the chemical industry in germany the entire chemical industry depends on russian gas and can not be replaced by anything at all. that is, stupidly stop the enterprise. do you understand? i am not talking now about the fact that the entire industry of germany will become, but the very fact that the germans themselves will soon ask for nord stream-2. i'm sure why is very important when we talk about percentages. why is it important after all, high prices, it's not just an uncomfortable wallet, there and so on. they used to pay less. no, that's not the point, high prices don't give to develop the economy in m ​​rhythm with the speed that was laid down causes their economy to stagnate in the same case, this is the problem. you see, it's not just uncomfortable. this is already a problem, so to speak, of a systemic nature.

unbearable teaching from the unknown, our colleague yulia baranovskaya meets with those in the donbass. who are so much expected at home and any news from the front for their relatives becomes a sip of life of hope and faith

. i am writing, roma turn on the sound, we are working. let's get to know each other the very next day. he left absolutely. i'm waiting for some part. here

, too, volunteers were required on a voluntary basis through comrades. officially, with the restoration of the harm to the russian army on a volunteer basis, it became possible to go. because this is my house, my land is lighthouse, and the fact that the state has divided it up in this way is indifferent to me. that is, we are all the same, we are one people since childhood. he was very active, very fond of military uniforms, assistant and host in the house, most likely horror. here is the phone itself, his favorite toy was in the typewriter telephone gun. now what are you doing? and now i am engaged, but in the defense of the forest from a different direction, because we take the forest in a circle. and my task is to defend one of the directions with your personnel, your family, how did you know that you

were coming here again, how did the family react, supported, of course, they don’t want me to go, but the only child in the family, but another option. no, mom is worried, but she understands that such a loss cannot be stopped. i argued with them, because our family is accepted, in general, challenge the decision on his own. i'm proud mom everything is good, we help people, we love our homeland, we love serving, they are well fed. okay, i don't want to go home. glory come on. doesn't want to.

such a little mouse, yes, that means, while we were watching the letter from the front, very piercing, as usual, julia is a very, very important story. uh, michael here shared his consideration. may i quote you? yes, the american michael is shocked, he says he heard that the british introduced, so to speak , personal sanctions against gram phillips journalists who work in the donbass i say i heard and then i say the question with your michael michael. and how do you feel about it. he says, you know this wildness. you know what's the matter, the american is aware of it, but it seems to me that everyone else is on the threshold, so to speak, of a more global , more complete awareness. this is where we'll have some fun. good afternoon, the information channel continues its

work on the air, a special project, time to remember, my name is alexander gordon, and precisely because that is my name. will make me very worried today, because i can't be in this program. biased unprofessional only because we are talking about odessa. in addition to joseph french , there are no odessans in the studio, excellent. there are many of us and we are in vests, when i first came to odessa 40 years ago. just a kid my father was born in odessa, the owners were born numerous of his brothers and sisters, his father was born on july 12, 1941 and his older brother izmail borisovich, he met his mother from the hospital with little garik, took

them home by tram, then got on the same tram and went to dalnik motherland to defend. that's where he got under the range. first time captive romanian captured two captivity two escapes, two medals for courage they even joked that, but since the family had to leave for evacuation from odessa, and they returned just a few weeks after the city was liberated. they joked that odessa was free for only a few weeks, because the gordon family was huge and numerous. why am i saying this, the last time i was in odessa in the thirteenth year. after the fourteenth year. i have no domestic opportunity to go there. unreal because the sbu was on my list, that is, well it is clear that this is the object of me okay? i am a kremlin propagandist agitator. here he is in front

of you. well, the father who was born in odessa grew up in odessa is the pride of the father is also not allowed into his hometown. who yes, this is the nazi creature. oh, i say that it will not be easy today, yes, but since not everyone knows about the history of odessa, there is. well, of course, he looks now. yes, we have collected such a short story, to remind you how this city appeared at all and why it is glorious. odessa is a legendary city sung in songs, films and prose the pearl by the sea, which was founded by the personal order of empress catherine ii after the victory in the russian-turkish war in 1791, the russian empire received a fortress and a port-hadzhibey on the black sea coast in 1794. at this place, catherine ii orders the founding of the new city, this place is given from god, russia by a golden source.

so ekaterina signed the master plan for the construction. odessa the empress proposed to name the city in honor of the ancient greek colony of odessa, which was once located on this site according to foreign historians, the largest ethnic group consisted of those who spoke slavic languages, and among them russians predominated, they accounted for half of the population by the beginning of the 20th century, odessa became one of the largest cities in the russian empire in terms of population. odessa was larger than kiev for more than half of all foreign trade operations. the russian empire went through odessa, the city always got everything, the best among the first immediately after the capitals. there was a water supply here. the first power station for urban lighting facilities was built in odessa in 1887, just 4 years later. after the first electric light bulbs illuminated the moscow kremlin in 1910, the first electric tram line opened in odessa only in the 1920s, the city was transferred to ukraine

during the formation of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic by the bolsheviks in subsequent years, odessa still retained the russian cultural cat in the soviet one. time among odessans was popular. a saying, moscow is of course the first city, but odessa is not the second city either. pushkin gogol zhukovsky ostrovsky chekhov bunin kuprin gorky akhmatova babel kataev brothers olesha during the great patriotic war hitler sought to seize the odessa ports the city even hastened to declare the fuhrer's fortress during the fights. for odessa, an order was given to hold the city at any cost. the heroic defense of odessa began on august 5, 1941 exactly 81 years ago and was finally liberated from the nazis in april 1944

. during the soviet years, odessa was a famous union health resort and industrial center in terms of the number of universities, the city ranked third in the union after moscow and leningrad, and a children's film studio, founded in 1919. it was considered the first state film studio. countries after the collapse of the soviet union odessa region became the largest region in ukraine, its area was 5.5% of the territory of ukraine and was comparable to the territory of belgium today ukrainian and nationalists on de russification of the city they believe that both the monument to richelieu and the potemkin stairs should be destroyed. and the alexander column, a plate on which the radicals had already painted over black with the name of the russian emperor alexander ii of grateful odessa, but the monument to empress catherine erected in odessa in 1900 became the main goal for the nationalists of ukraine . it was dismantled in 1920, but completely

restored in 2007 for ukrainian radicals, for a moment it became a source of constant irritation, starting from 2012, various nationalist organizations through the courts. they tried to achieve the demolition of the monument to empress catherine, the actions of radicals under the slogan destroy catherine defend ukraine continue to this day. it’s clear with catherine, they already run into pushkin , but he lived in odessa dusty. how odessa can be dusty, everyone just forgot that pavements appeared a little later in odessa than pushkin lived there about chisinau, he generally writes such that he should just be cursed there and, seriously, you know, that's what the phenomenon is for me father. for me, this is the best city on earth from which the best residents of this city have always fled. name

me a famous odessa citizen who stayed in odessa and became famous. there are no such. from babel to mikhail mikhailovich zhvanetsky yes in order to become a famous inhabitant of odessa, you need to dress up and leave. in what context am i saying this now? my father was born in odessa back in the seventies. yes, he wrote such a poem; i managed to get a ticket. and the train hasn't left yet, i'm going to odessa, which is not or is not good. odessa is so ghostly here is a city flickering such, yes, that it entirely and completely depends only not on architecture, nor on the authorities, on the population. i guess i haven't been there in a long time. yes, that the population has changed radically and this was done deliberately so that odessa would cease to be odessa. this is what

i propose to discuss. first of all, odessa. well, you know, i don't think so, actually, that the population has changed, er, a million people have changed. it's difficult enough. come on, whom the day she moved from the embankment, and that's it, of course there is an outflow and inflow. maybe not quite even under the positive, but nonetheless. still, in my opinion. e, if we talk about the monument, an attempt to demolish the memory, as a symbol of history, but in fact , to demolish the russian history of odessa, it is necessary to demolish all the clothes completely. and you know what such you know, such plans. there is one of the hangers who asked me not to name his name, especially on the air 2 months ago he told me, and i informed the fsb about this that the most important historical monuments of odessa, starting from the opera theater ending there uh. well, i don’t know the pharmacy, what it is called bugaevsky, yes, it is mined in the

event of our attack on odessa, it will all be blown up. them. it makes absolutely no difference, as they say in odessa. why because it is not their culture, not their history, not their monuments. i am now in this terrible secret. yes, why take such courage? there, after all, not only in the monuments of catherine. there is a monument to the governor general of novorossiya. mikhail vorontsov know. who did not tell them, they did not hear. so yes, a you know, from my time in odessa, i left there on the twenty-third of february, the fourteenth year, but this date tells you something, of course, they called me and said that the guy. you think it will be bad. yes, so, here, we somehow , in democratic times under yanukovych, still, uh, wanted to act very democratically. we had a russian-language tv channel. i was his leader. well, somehow it’s not good. everyone says that bilingualism

should be there, but the ukrainian language, damn it. i took it seriously. we have advertised repeated about the fact that we employ people with the ukrainian language. we wanted to make two channels, well, duplicate uh, listen, we didn't succeed. we fought for two months, some people came. one said that she would not speak badly about bender. well, yes, and the rest are just about nothing, that is, odessa. after that, i concluded that it was necessary. here in this move, well with all due respect, as it were, there and so on. it's just that there was no physical one, no one came , people were not interested, understand? as again, on the rights of odessa, yes, then i'll give you the floor, well, what can i say, odessa uh, you can quote endlessly here here huh? uh, they said there from two to three writers, and they can be 20 30 40 all russian literature. babik bagriysky, paustovsky kataev or petrov lokhmatova, without

end. it is, of course, a city that belongs to the world. it is, of course, a city of world culture. and so alexander said that he had to leave on time. yes, this is the world maternity hospital and from there, who just did not leave. and who only then did not return. he returned already received somewhere having received something somewhere, therefore, of course, therefore, mother odessa gives birth and releases light. you now, uh, began to talk about the language on television, and before uh, the fourteenth and even after the fourteenth year, we often went there, the theater often went on gas there, well, until the age of 14. just every year tours in kiev tours. in odessa well, after the fourteenth, too, tours. i must say that when i came to the det. television i had on any there are many channels. and since i graduated from school in the ukrainian language in private, tilki in ukrainian, they were very surprised and

answered me, of course, in russian, that is, in odessa to hear the ukrainian language. during my childhood and youth there, it was practically impossible to work as an official radio. i will say more. he is my sister, cousin of the kingdom of heaven when she was pregnant. she passed by. e at home, and there is the only thing here. the only sign in ukrainian. yes, the repair of the son-in-law, and she was sick all the time from this combination of repair in itchy little anecdote. odessans knew so well ukrainian language, that on one corner it was written repair of mufflers of persons in ukrainian, and on the other , repair of mufflers. like this. i just mean that now you are showing monuments and the history of the monument has been endlessly talked about. the street from the monument to ekaterina was always called ekaterininskaya, that is, it was always called the soviet power. square, ekaterininskaya there was a monument to the liberators of

odessa, or what is it called? yes, then soviet power will transfer it to the polish descent. this street was called karl marx street, it rests on privoz and uh, the monument to natural catherine was demolished well, that it was hidden somewhere, because we must pay tribute to the mayor of odessa, uh, 2007. it was eduard gurts, who, excuse me, he returned ekaterina, moreover, there is not a single ekaterina there , there are four of them, of course, yes. there these there are not only vorontsov's nearby on cathedral square. there are monuments. duke is nearby, in general, uh, after all, alexander sergeevich whom you have already mentioned, he is odessa on a national basis. what is called formulated in odessa dust for a long time clear wrote, it’s also now there that everything is europe and breathes, the door, everything shines in the south and is full of diversity alien and then

nationalities begin, the golden language of italy sounds cheerful along the street, where the proud slovene walks. the first frenchman , spaniard, armenian and greek, and moldavian. tough son. further, one can quote until the end of the program that why he did not mention the ukrainians, because it happened that e geography was located on the territory geographically. she was in a different area. uh, this too paradox well, we understand who created ukraine more than once talked about it here in this studio for paradoxes. also, what is different? my aunt, who went through the evacuation and the war, spoke all the soviet time. oh i'm begging you. what odessa ukraine what are you talking about? as soon as a woman with a scythe came, as soon as propaganda began to work, this modern ukrainian one. she says that and when odessa was young, what are you talking about, that

ukraine, a woman of respectable age, changed her shoes right in the air. so it's still whose city russian or ukrainian? no, well, of course, today we see it, the state affiliation of this territory. uh, change ukrainian. what are we going to change this no? uh, wait. if you plans are not yet very announced. let's talk about the current situation. and if today this city, or for almost a century enough, this city was , uh, such an active development of ukrainian, then, probably, it was possible for those people who live uh, in this territory, in a way, we also relate to the forms of statehood to which the city belonged specifically to the ukrainian ussr and i want here you started questions in this you asked about whether the population is changing quickly in a particular territory, or is it a constant that nothing changes, but in fact history shows, uh, the population can instantly change instantly could

leave millions of people. habitable places and come some completely different people who never lived in this territory, who did not live, but show ukrainian history on others, if in a family in odessa , uh, a ukrainian and, say, a jew, his child was born recorded to ukrainians, if there was born in the family of a russian and a ukrainian, he was recorded to ukrainians precisely, because the factor is on the national affiliation for regulation. including personal interpersonal relationships, it remains very, very important to know how important it is in odessa and i, well, for the time that i was there. i never heard any quarrels. which would be based on rejection, there was one culture of one nationality; there were no national ones now. let's hear what happens when it comes to should odessans speak russian, or will we show ukrainian anyway. no one knows for

odessa that she is still a unique city, and these are the russian world. yes, there are such defective architects of novorossia. we know them all. these are what they call latent separators. these are unique people the scoop of the brain rests on only one. why are we not allowed to speak russian? you won’t believe everything depends on the language, our mothers, fathers, grandparents, and we want to speak russian, i tell them to you that someone forbids it. well listen to me. learn ukrainian because you will stay on the reservation of these russian speakers. it will be a reservation with no one to communicate with and you will be left out of life. they do not understand. and so it will be. and so they will. look, i didn't ask for the plot. now we will show that one, but this is very revealing, this is also the main thing, there, the euromaidanism of odessa she says, who forbids you since august 1, the teaching of russian

language and literature has been prohibited in odessa schools. all in odessa schools. note. how to deal with this vixen? i dont know so. that's what i wanted to see, it's just the same odessa scenes only. based on such mutual hatred that we have never seen in odessa . i just came to pay for my number and asked you to find out why i received such a bill , only you are already very bura but in suvorov

on the ukrainian new in ukraine in ukraine you are a friend in odessa odessans in ukraine do not speak russian they have ukraine on it i speak ukrainian in ukrainian speak ukrainian, we do not respect the law of ukraine. you raise for galina ukrainian ukrainian speak. vein hooligan in the fact that i rested there myself, i'm in moscow, here's a private fee you come in, creak sounds like a coward mova. and notice all the champions of the ukrainian language, as they call it. they speak

it exclusively in surzhik, and on this one, well, odessa still serves a low level, whose city is what we will do with odessa, as it is now fashionable to say, it has been shown all the time political the will of catherine and the russian heart began to beat on the territory of novorossia of ukraine. yes, some historical periods. she really was and now it is part of the ukrainian ussr now ukraine yes, but from this the city has not ceased to be russian and will never cease. and yes, you can not change the city. but you can break this city was broken on may 2, 2014, when something broke, indeed, when we talked about the events, russia simply gasped and the inhabitants of odessa. i hope it became a shame and now this shame needs to be realized in the form of a political manifestation of political will, of course those who were now uh, they are presented, they are

disgusting, because we have uh examples of uh forced ukrainization of a russian city, and forcibly it is always disgusting. naturally, the flow of life in ukraine is now disrupted. well, basically the body. now it doesn’t work in full mode, and it was very characteristic that those odessans who, uh, hmm, live on the territory of russia , cannot now come to the territory of their hometown. this is terrible, but here you need to clearly understand that the kiev authorities became the culprit of this situation. eh, there's nothing you can do about it. uh, hmm, maybe you can understand them, but you can't justify them, and it seems to me that e, as a result of this crisis, odessa will not cease to be a russian city, but it will lose a lot both culturally and linguistically, and most importantly in terms of national consciousness. i fully admit that the result of what is happening. it will be the other way around, then the backlash d in the film adaptation of

odessa and this will be a surprise for the ukrainian authorities. i would like to say something, well, firstly , to object that odessa is a city of peace, well, paris is a city of peace, yes, free paris that surrendered to the germans in just a few days, when the nazi troops approached there, you know , take it calmly, and even the coconut, as well as brussels, was kept up. she grappled with her teeth to the outskirts of the city. although, there were several romanian ones advancing there. i kept the german divisions there until october 16 and evacuated themselves. moreover , they evacuated so that no one even noticed, not a single person was lost industry was transported. this is truly a hero. but when you started the story, you were talking about di sieves of famous odessans. well, yes, you know, he left, here are also unique cases marshal malinovsky commander of the third ukrainian front. and he liberated this city in april 44

. imagine how lucky a person is. i don’t know, something like that came together, he was born there, grew up and worked. and in the end, he liberated this city. and after all there from katakami. we often say the partisans got out, who had been sitting there for months and did not allow this city to be blown up. you just said the same thing just now, they mined it. all of the opera house is completely mined, the monuments are mined. there the city was to be transformed. well, according to our now here is mariupol a and the partisans and quickly our advances with mila, that's all we saw photos of how our proud soldiers walk along with the odessans next to the opera house, which is returning the red flag. here's what they don't like. today, the nazis went underground in these and such. well, somewhere around 10-12 kilometers, exactly despite the fact that i have about a penalty. i still held on, because i wanted to understand how it was organized there and how they lived and worked there in general. you know, by virtue of a long friendship, i cooperate with edward and hurwitz at night. i am,

of course, a direct participant. these events are connected when he began to build up the coast. uh, so, but kept when, but nonetheless. yes, here is the installation of the monument, this is exactly what happened. let's just say in front of me, and he, as an anti-soviet, did this in defiance of the soviet order. here we are removing the potemkins. we demolish that guard of honor that stood, we put up catherine but this is not a monument to catherine this is a monument to the founders of odessa about this gurvis. he spoke many times and it was recorded, but times have changed since then political preferences of odessa they changed depending on how they were worn, kiev odessa was wildly offended by kiev in the twelfth year, when it was not allowed to hold eurovision and ukrainian moods were shaken there, but from the fourteenth year. they began to hang out on the balconies on the windows of restaurants, anywhere home-made posters

odessa- this is ukraine and odessa c. ukraine, you understand the residents of these apartments, and even no, these are people who, from scotty, the village of kotovsky, as they say, moved to the center, and that’s all they occupied apartment, people who were thrown out of there and hung out whatever they want, of course. and also the creative intelligence also went in this direction, and now all the mood that i see in odessa is closer than fighting is closer to it. moreover, she is ukraine centric. she is defensive. she defends herself , and even here are the sociological measurements that they show speak of your fundamental mistake. yes, they speak russian. these are odessa russians, but russian-speaking odessa is not a russian patriot at all, these are two. here, explain to me, please, fool, what prevented this

status quo from being formed. here are the jews. here are the greeks. here are the italians. here are the ukrainians, the germans, the chirs and the ukrainians, the germans. here are the russians. yes, that's what prevented this status quo. i say again my father, he was born and raised in odessa, now he is in touch with us. hate the video connection, because he is now spending the summer in a remote tver village. yes, there is no internet there, but anyway, apparently they hear us, yes, garibalevich, you are here. you watched the program before, but i mean, i watched it just now i watched, now its sound and i still don’t hear what they say, that is, you are in the context? yeah, what 's going on here? tell me, please, does odessa exist or not? i remember odessa, when russian ukrainians were jews, bulgarians, heavy moldovans, lived

in one yard, worked hard on each other. well, we ate together such odessa, of course, not anymore, and not for a long time. but there is an agency that wants to be odessa , namely odessa and not ukraine, and maybe even a russian agency that is located in voronezh, let's say. so it's very hard for me to imagine that will be further, because now half of the population is zombified and you probably won’t return, but the second half, well, hid and is silent, but i ’ll say a difficult thing now, probably, the fact is that the infrastructure can be restored, it can

even be restored architecture is unique you just have to want. but to restore the soul of the city. this will be very difficult, so i asked not to delay. here. it is clear that your wish has been heard, okay, tell tatya to tatiana vanya hi bye bye. yes, of course, it's just may 2, 2014, indeed, there was some kind of bummer. let's just before you speak now . we will nevertheless remind our audience what happened there, 2 seas. no, wait. we have a plot for this. let's see. on may 2, 2014, on the day that divided the world into before and after , 48 people who opposed the new ukrainian government died as a result of mass riots in odessa. most of them were burned alive in a terrible fire in the odessa house of trade unions, arranged by ukrainian radicals.

among the dead, seven women, the oldest victim was 70 years old at the time of death, and the youngest killed anti-maidanite. vadim papura was only 17 by may 2014, after the coup d'etat in ukraine and the victory of the euromaidan, odessa remained one of the main centers of resistance to the new government. on the kulikovo field. a tent city was set up near the house of trade unions, where signatures were being collected for holding a referendum on federalization and granting the russian language the status of a state language. a football match was scheduled for may 2 in odessa. match, supposedly. in connection with him, they gathered in the city. about ukrainian activists, football fans were joined by militants of volunteer battalions of the national guard, as well as representatives of the self-defense of the maidan and the right sector, trained in street fights with anti-maidanists in other cities on the eve of april 29 , andrey parubiy at that time, acting

secretary of the security and defense council of ukraine, personally arrived to odessa to support the ukrainian patriots as a result, the crowd turned out to be well armed with baseball bats molotov cocktails and hunting weapons. never was . there were many supporters, in these famous shots, young girls bottled fuel, preparing deadly cocktails. molotov, the first clash between anti-maidanists and nationalists began on grecheskaya square, and the first victims already appeared there. six people were killed in the shootout. ukraine putin gate putin at

this time, the militants storm the anti-maidan tents and set them on fire as the only way to escape from the advancing crowd of aggressive radicals the house of the trade unions became for the kulikovoites. the retreating did not suspect that they were being driven into a trap here and came in handy, bottles filled with girls with a ground cocktail soon flared up the doors of the building into the broken windows of the building. bottles flew, the fire that started inside the building quickly went up the floors in the building and a real hell was going on around it. people screamed from the windows, begging for help. choking from the smoke and heat, desperate people jumped out of the windows to the screams of the excited crowd. help help guys only after 40 minutes after the start of the fire, a fire brigade arrived at the scene and began to extinguish the fire.

all this time, near the house of the trade unions, they held a siege, various sources report that they helped the pro-russian activist get out of the burning building, but at the same time they saved them only after an affirmative answer to the question. or not, at the same time, in any case, those who were saved were subsequently beaten by the deputy of the verkhovna rada lesya orobets called the burning of people in the house of trade unions the greatest victory, and the dead themselves with spears of the colorados, according to the orobets. may 2nd has gone down in history. as the day when the aggressors first received an adequate response, yulia tymoshenko called the burning of people in the house of trade unions the defense of administrative buildings, and the attack of radicals on the anti-maidan camp of a peaceful demonstration an investigation. the tragedy was entrusted to the main investigative department of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine, the prosecutor general's office and the sbu, 8 years later, those responsible for the bloody events in odessa were never punished.

you were there the very next day. i was there on the third. it is here, of course. it 's not possible to comment here. they honestly said that they were instructed to investigate this by this. i think it will take a long time. as long as it's real. it is clear, real, clear, who when who why, after all, a lot has happened there. and i know. yes, i know the police, for some reason the firemen came late for some reason. why are there so many. for some reason, there were a lot of these fans of fans there, who are not controllable in peacetime. this, of course. and yes. i must say that this is not so. i went there on the third of may, i saw it, and there i saw it, the corpse was already partly gone, but you are a mercy, but they were hung out. here is what the portraits of people were now showing. uh, i was talking there

after a while with the rector of the odessa university, mechnikov, he says this amazing thing. what, supposedly? well, as if there were almost classmates on both sides, well, there were people who were studying nearby, that is, there was such a mess and such, on the contrary, that, of course, uh, you already understand who sets fire to and throws from which side still. you can talk about it, it is clear that it was a planned specialist, you know , to plan to kill, that is, to kill people, you know what reminds me. you know what reminds me of just this catastrophe in odessa. it reminds me of the lvov massacre on june 30, 1941 , when with knives these bandera and a overtaken people flew into the city of just anyone and then simply beat with sticks. 3,000 people were killed there in one day. there, brains were lying on the

street, and here the germans stood there in lvov and approved. right there the most here in the security service stood. approved this is a copy of the nazi provocation. we said that odessa is another such situation, when at the moment you disagree with your statements, more than 8 years have passed, yes, in any little civilized country to investigate such a crime with thousands of witnesses to establish a real picture of events. less than two would be enough. i think no more than mine. this is necessary. the fact is that the organizers here i agree with you and the inspirers of this terrible crimes were the then leaders of ukraine in particular. this very parubiy is a five-canthropus. excuse the expression with which they are quoted there at the level of the head of state. he came they lived it handed them. there are means and so forth that

they didn't show to everyone, that is, all of this . it's obvious that you understand. things i think you're with me agree that 8 1/2 years, but it's just ridiculous it says, because the power of reluctance with the fact that if you want to investigate, you can, of course you know how it ends. we investigate, of course here we come and investigate. yes, in a sacred sense, we were present now in any case, and then it happened at the birth of the disgusting cannibalistic ukrainian nazism at birth. that's how he was born, but why in odessa , precisely, because this is a perverted nazi logic, it was in a russian city in the russian heart of ukraine that he should have been born. this monster, in parallel, similar events took place in mariupol, i remind you where they burned uh, militia uh with numerous victims, but it was sacred an act, there was a press, while the witnesses

of this birth were presented by official representatives of kiev and representatives of the militants of the national battalions and further, that is, in principle, this sacred act should end with the odessa tribunal corresponding to the sacred actions, where everyone should answer in accordance with their actions. just keep in mind that there is little time to provoke a flurry of criticism, but i want my colleagues in today's discussion. here's what to say, the history and international relations of international conflicts. here. what is taught is that for a long time, staying in the field of an ethnic community, there is no guarantee for a long time to preserve this more ethnic confessional inter-ethnic world. this is a daily work and be surprised that suddenly, uh, ukrainians and russians quarreled, probably here, of course, not only here, of course, and entropy is also growing in the social world. it is necessary to pump in a large amount of energy in order to maintain the status, and

so, we are now pumping this energy. today is the constitution day of ukraine, we congratulate all ukrainians on this holiday, but it so happened that zelensky also said today the day of the baptism of russia, a very interesting thing. he simply said that ukraine is the only heir to that same russian state. let's listen. not an autonomy, not a province, but an indivisible and independent country, which is at least 1,500 years old, when the capital of ukraine was founded by khorev and knocked out. vladimir monomakh so long as he carries this blizzard, of course, he will not be defeated. so you have to give it to the ear

so that all this rubbish flies out with your head. what ukrainians? what are you talking about, dear, we were all together then. the information channel on the first continues its broadcasting the program time will tell we are working live, lugansk is in touch important questions. this is the first one that concerns that the ukrainian command sent a military psychologist. e to identify pro-russian minded people who live in those territories that are actively fighting there today. here, uh, what's under that? well, this is according to our intelligence, the people's militia, as indicated. we have here, well, the first thing i can say

is that, yes, the program may exist and this program is in order to, uh, perhaps this item. uh, put in pledged for money laundering. after all, the office the president steals says, what would i not steal. this point and allegedly send someone there somewhere. uh, military psychologist. what is a military psychologist? well, they can't be. there, you know, like in the troops, there are 10,000 people, there are 20,000 people. usually it is a small group of three or four people. i mean, uh, sort of, well, what's the point of sending them. uh, well, i absolutely don’t see, taking into account the fact that, let’s say, take slavyansk to travatorsk or there, seversk artemovsk, where active hostilities are taking place, it is unlikely that they will go there in odessa e, nikolaev e, dnepropetrovsk pavlograd for example. yes, here i agree so that they go there and hold some kind of seminars , some kind of actions, and so on. well, it would seem that there is absolutely nothing of the kind here. ukraine wants to know how minded people are there and submit a

picture for their curators that, first of all, there are ukrainian-minded people about european ones. and there is no russia there, so we are fighting. for their identity for their ukraine well, they heard psychiatrists on the line there contacts for their military do not want to send just in case. you know, i just want to say on this issue, there is no need for psychiatrists, there are, uh, criminals, and they only need pre-trial detention centers and prisons. nothing else shines on them. well, we will provide it, of course we will provide it. that's the third thing i can say under the guise of these groups, uh psychologists, they can send punitive detachments to these same settlements to such a degree, and these punitive detachments can be included. uh, such uh, stubborn ukry, like uh from the battalion, for example, aidar there tornado, which

has always been distinguished by its entire especially cruelty to torture the local population and civilians. uh, there will definitely be some of the mercenaries in order to control some of the ones that stand out here, thereby. the local population, and the male population is forcibly recruited into the ranks of the armed forces. here it is. i agree. this is a more plausible situation that under the guise of supposedly psychologists will send punitive detachments in order to sing the local population after all. uh, today we know what ukraine is carrying. not just big losses, but colossal losses, and on all fronts and the advance of our troops to that, confirmation of the fact that ukraine is now mobilizing more and more in the western parts of ukraine, they are preparing there. uh, the battalions are trying to gather some divisions there and they are taking people into the army. there, the age of 70 is already 75 years there. almost there grandparents will not be taken away, well they do the same. this is a women's battalion of people. and what

about the north donetsk on the white laboratory, did any news appear? well, here, especially, uh, such news, as they say, there is no, because the investigation. uh, there was an investigative committee. and the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company, uh, has all this data and there were journalistic investigations. the only thing i can comment on is the pharm biotest company, which, as it were, was exposed in severodonetsk , they conducted hmm and a test in relation to astronozanik. and the fizer is pokovit, uh, 19. well, there is absolutely nothing of the kind here. they have documents there, everything seems to be in order, even the meetings. ethics commissions, where all the signatures are stamped, well, there is absolutely nothing of the kind here, then here the question is completely different. after all , this is exactly what they use in ukraine, like picking strawberries in poland, washing toilet bowls in america and caring for elderly germans there, like cheap rapsilla. this is used and in the same way,

taking into account the fact that in 2014 , the operation of the enterprise itself had already stopped working on nitrogen and a large the number of people, as if without work, this is a pharmaceutical company. she just used people like they were cheap. uh, cheap landfill. uh, cheap, uh, tests. here are all the vaccinations that were needed there. and i'm kidding, there are documents. they seem to be all right. everything shows nothing there , but they paid for it, if in europe in america it is 8-10-15.000 euros and insurance, there are more than 100.000 euros. uh, contracts are being signed. that is, here, uh, they paid 8,000 hryvnias, or for 2,000 hryvnias, the twenty-first year, uh, 8,000 hryvnias, or it's 300 dollars. that is, we were so appreciated. e people who live in ukraine and ukraine shouted that we are protecting. yeah, i wonder where the rest of the money went. although

the questions are rhetorical thank you, there is one more question, it is important that they could use the vsu that they gave for free. perhaps they sent military personnel and the command also earned money on this, therefore people in ukraine are valued very cheaply. they are not used simply as rapsila, as a testing ground. no more no less, i agree thank you very much vitaly viktorovich kiselyov was in direct contact with us, assistant minister of the interior, and we are transported. to a prosperous europe well, still prosperous. uh, there the german energy minister, uh, proposes to reduce gas consumption. let's listen. we are in a difficult situation, which may drag on, you should not think that it is summer now and the situation will not become completely bad. we must reduce the consumption of gas a, and german publications already offer ways to reduce gas consumption, but listen to strange ways.

several locations in germany have recently become independent of gas imported from russia they simply generate their energy themselves, including cow dung, which turns into biogas, fed into gas networks or converted into electricity and heat, but there is not enough manure for the whole of germany in the big cities of this scheme not applicable. and besides heating houses, there are also industrial enterprises where completely different volumes are needed. tatya well, who better than you to comment on such news, everything is clear. this is the same colony as in fact, the nightingale, but only richer and more glamorous, but now the states have decided to very strongly flood the fat of old europe and, above all , germany, because everything is already bad with cattle, they can’t get corn, sunflower fodder from ukraine and that’s it. the rest is whole for you.

he's attracted to gas. no, a huge number of businesses are closing. where will all these entrepreneurs go, of course, to america, and what will remain in germany thicker than the unemployed, the fall in living standards and all that, that is, what initially, china is fully implemented in europe. europe is being economically killed in order to at least somehow itself at its expense. save it all our states. well, aren't they handsome and the fact is that the simple ones are germans. they really understand everything. they are making videos. for example, today i saw a video in the morning where they show toilet paper from the last batch and a thinner roll from the new one. here is the surface itself, so to speak, we will not speak. why is it smaller in area, and so on and so forth, ordinary germans have become. well, they will eat less

if only to save toilet paper, or in general, how muslims will switch to water. well, water also costs money, i don’t even know how to help the germans. so ordinary germans understand everything, but their corrupt elites have completely surrendered their countries to the states of the military-industrial complex and not only in germany, but throughout europe, and this is only the end of july, or will it be oh-oh-oh, when grandfather frost comes cotton beard. tatyana said this with such joy, i don’t know how you seriously give news there. just put mine country. why should i treat them any differently, other than lying for the sake of objectivity. it must be said that there are, uh, some adequate elites in germany, they appear. look, for example, these elites are showing. here is what happened before the advertisement in the previous story, that is, the truth that the nazis deploy their forces in civilian

facilities, the burgomasters of seven cities, which, well, you can probably partially call the german elite there. and listen to what they offer attention to the screen. we believe that initiated by the federal the government's way of phasing out russian energy carriers is the wrong one germany needs long-term energy security . and if, from a technical point of view, it is not possible to use nord stream 100%, then you need to consider using nord stream 2. and 90 seriously, if we discuss it, if the mayor is already discussing the topic of introducing nord stream 2 and we are, as it were, hinting that nord stream one, taking into account german turbines that are being repaired in canada , which is unknown where they got stuck, and the northern stream-2 can work entirely on domestic turbines even tomorrow, whether domestic ones will be launched or not. uh, gas experts told us that there are our russian technologies, which do not have

a turbine, there is some kind of joint venture, in short, a smoothie, but not much minus, which is gone. yes, now he is gone. like, well, yeah. here, and the first thing to take seriously is to seriously consider what is really happening in the economy in politics, by the way, it was also not bad. as if in different countries, it’s like at least you need to understand, like, what ’s going on, you definitely need to go predict, that is, our performance of our analytics sounds determined by predicting if our store sucks, how do you know pour. we have shitty. here's what's going to happen dangerously. it is dangerous that from october 1, respectively, increased a to f will be carried out for physicists of individuals of what date from october 1, the first of october in germany, the determination will occur around the end of august, respectively, this will be an increase more than in many respects france in the moment. how much will average pay household for heating? i remind you that it will be necessary to increase the price so much as to limit consumption for the winter, that is, for a second, the prices are increased again so that people can not afford to pay for heating, so that they

consume less, and, accordingly , energy resources, that is, the standard of living will decrease, second very important point. i don’t know how fun it is with the usa now and how well they are going into recession. here, therefore, accordingly, they also hit on themselves. now the only one who it's like it's all out of it. this is china lacquer. we will put it in his hands, as if, like, congratulations on the congress. well, if, of course, i didn’t bring it to taiwan, the problem is the following problem is that the fundamental changes in what is happening now are, as it were, in the future, but the question is not the first, but in order for a about to the next next winter is a feature of the energy market of the twenty-fourth year, but how do i remind you that the fee is going to be paid until the twenty-fourth year, not a month until march 23 24 years. this means that energy problems are problems that are laying down for several years to come. gas storage underground gas storage. this is not the kind of story that can be uploaded once in one summer in the twelfth year, respectively, there was a strong winter. they have been pumping up the former for several years

. this is a very serious story. the second very important point. you have an account of energy consumption in the whole world, and accordingly, the growth of energy consumption is your digital economy. in the end. do you have servers you have one little one to do, i listen to you and i'm afraid. well, they really paint a picture of the apocalypse, what exactly will be for our people . with already in all scenarios. it is a fact. that's what will happen first will rise. the energy carrier happened at them at them for us. it will be good for us to some extent in the short term. why, despite the reduction in sales of energy systems to external market due to rising prices, we get, respectively, more income. it's good the bad is that production is falling. here, the second important point is that everything else is busy. the second very important point is what will happen. you will have a very serious, as it were, such a limitation in winter. yes, the moment, this is up to which you must

reach some kind of agreement, otherwise everything is together, we will go to hell. well, well, to the european one for sure, therefore, from this point of view, as it were, the united states , by the way, will go there for another reason already, because in order for this situation and change in some way, and powell, that is, washington, had to fight inflation very hard. right now, yesterday they raised the rate and they should have crushed. one had to understand to crush just to hit consumption, but the market - it will melt. he wasn't afraid. this is all to what, in fact , based on what is happening now with a high degree of probability, we will get both a recession and a fluctuation, you know what i caught myself talking about. on what thought, if i understand the thought that i am for the first time, probably, he began to understand the economy worse than the military hostilities there on the fronts, because what dima draws is scary. now we will understand to take a little. sorry to unload on a military topic, we have a direct connection kuzmin konstantin alexandrovich commander of the battalion named after the 383rd mining division konstantin alexandrovich hello, hello to you. good afternoon studio. ruslan good afternoon. tell me what's

going on in your area. are we moving forward, how do we work, have tactics changed? ukrainian military what is interesting? and naturally, our forces are advancing, the liberation of our lands is moving forward. e of our homeland of our homes. eh, our forces are advancing on all fronts very successfully now. and ukraine hasn't changed anything as usual, only those who start to push. you just start pushing. they immediately begin shelling and settlements of the civilian population of cities. that is, as always, as usual. a, clear. and how do people react to everything that happens somehow? this is the calm before the storm, perhaps, which we we are watching now e people are motivated demotivated, what happens to the ordinary civilian population? well, of course, the ordinary civilian population

already wants peace to come, peace to come at home in russia, so what the ukrainian government is trying to do there in those territories, uh, with the civilian population. i will say that we have a connection with them. they didn't believe at all. they don't believe them anyway. many have already left, many settlements of the city. and many simply have nowhere to go, they stayed and are waiting for us to come to them. and we'll come, it's not camp. it does not challenge me there the same doubt. that's because this is our earth, our home, and we didn't start in the fourteenth year for that. e fight against fascism. e in order not to come not to liberate our earth to bring people together. thank you very much ends aleksandrovich big greetings to the fighters from all of us, because you are doing a real feat. i ask for one word. i want to take over. yes, i want all the people of the inhabitants. the russian federation is a public organization

that helps us here is a huge one for you. thank you. this is what we need now, thank you for your help and for your understanding. thank you for this comment. we are always there and the whole country supports everyone with you, and we are transferred to donetsk, we have thomas a rapper, and in a german citizen, a german citizen. i don't know. does he ask you about what is going on in germany? well, of course, it’s interesting, we just touched on this topic, which is simply colossal, but in donetsk what you enter, there, what you are ready to tell the german audience, how ordinary germans react to what you tell them. here you go, look, usually germans, uh, a minority of them read my site, so, unfortunately, i have two, two or three million visits there a month, but they understand, because i explain to them that there is, uh, donetsk now quite noisy. yesterday today we have no water. uh, and so uh, people are somehow used to living in a car. well, of course, there is a lot of noise to bang, uh, a lot, and bang a lot. it also

sounds so specific. and here you are trying to explain, uh, what is happening to the west. eh, does it work because i know. there is information about biological laboratories, do they know in europe about what these laboratory assistants were doing in ukraine, if you call it that. and, unfortunately, a minority, of course, the media are silent or call it russian propaganda. although in a nutshell. i've known about this since last year. i studied other topics related to this and almost everything that we published on the defense, at least the financier. uh, what labs and so on. it used to be in the public domain. this could be viewed on the pentagon website after the start of the special operation, they are here they removed this information, but it's absolutely not a lie. it's absolutely serious that i didn't know. this is specifically the details of these programs upi and one and so on. well, financiers and defendants, in principle , were even publicly available on the network before. and he

knew it all. so, i'm talking about it, but unfortunately, my audience is not as big as my extreme in the media, uh, well, maybe, well, it means for sure our channel in germany is watching and monitoring and will show us the wrong german, who knows the truth and tell, and like ordinary germans reacts to all the reactions of those people for whom you may have opened their eyes she is what well, look , my site has grown a lot after censorship began with an artist companion, e . people are pro-russian, but simply because i show them a different point of view, which is simply not shown in the west. and for this people are grateful and write to me a lot that they didn’t know all this at all. and that they opened america straight. yes? and am, since i will always put mine articles are all links. they can watch all regional sources, uh, it’s hard for me to accuse me of lies, because everything that i write is from reference to the first sources. unfortunately, the audience is small, well,

fighting with me. there, of course, uh, well, fight interchangeable, of course, difficult. thanks a lot. thomas for your work. you are a real good fellow and you continue to tell it is very important to have a sober head and tell the western audience what is really happening, but who told you discovered america probably, to say discovered donbass for germany, because until that moment they didn’t really understand where its significance was, but let’s move forward again, and in the still prosperous europe, french president emmanuel macron at a press conference called russia’s actions in the ukrainian conflict nothing more than new type of world hybrid war. let's listen. russia essentially launched a new type of global hybrid war. this is quite clear to us europeans. i say this for the african continent russia resorts to blackmail, using as instrument of food also comes to russia

in the field of energy in relation to the europeans. france, ladies, you understand wars better than macron explain to us about the new hybrid war, what he means, he means the new hybrid war, the type of hostilities that today nato has been very much tested, and they have been lately , according to at least 8 years seriously tested, checked, announced. this is called information-psychological operations that are carried out by the collective west in relation to russia already 8 years and the president of one nuclear power speaks perfectly, realizing that the country that we represent received the most colossal sanctions in the history of it, it was blocked by information, it was closed from the point of view of various possible

sources of gas, it was blocked from the point of view of obtaining products and trading with whom -or. uh, and under these conditions, under these conditions, we are accused of having organized this war. i would just like to remind the macron that in the fourteenth year they carried out, and he personally participated in this, a coup in ukraine i am not enthusiastic about yanukovych, and then even before that i spoke and so on. i'm not thrilled, but yanukovych was removed, e.g., nato intelligence services. at the same time, they legalized this removal through his own ministers, he personally and other european leaders created conditions under which we, they perfectly understood that we would stand up for our own. they perfectly understood how we would react to the crimea and they predicted it. they understood what it would be, but

their task was to create this precedent, and when in this total blocking and the fact that the german the journalist said that well, they don't want to hear the truth and don't give it. but if he said some things and said, you don't listen to him crazy so uh, people themselves would choose to listen no. and so they can't they are looking, of course, looking for it and talking, listening today. here you are here in the studio. i unequivocally came to the conclusion for myself that in any case, when we talk about these facts, in order for you to attract the public and leave a trace, we will need to do it in the near future. and it will be in the near future widely announce. uh, these are the court sessions that we will hold and what the investigative committee will be. e holds he has already filed against four 400 people. a huge amount of material has already been collected,

where the true face will be shown. the west of their approaches of their information-psychological attacks , which became an independent war to block discredit and stop the movement and development of the russian federation, but you think they care about lawsuits. do you think they care? look , look, i understand, i understand, ruslan you speak correctly, they are worried about what they will have in the fall, and today tatyana, she absolutely correctly said, they will answer everything. what is happening, because the snowball that, uh, just arose and dmitry was talking about this, and so on, it will be impossible to stop it, not a recession, not these prices, not these circumstances, moreover. they themselves have blocked the second moment, when they start destroying the financial system. it's not about the papers that they strengthened and the dollar is

so expensive today. this is for me as a military person. it’s even clear, but the point is in the resources that our country owns. look at the headlines in the british press. by the way, are they talking about this already? and britain woke up today and suddenly it turned out that they had this very britain, which, in principle, it would seem that it depends on us a little less than continental europe, but writes that hmm, the electricity bill in just 1 month in britain can grow up to 500 pounds. after russia reduces gas supplies to europe, but not only friends, they are interested in us we encroached on the sacred for the british to fish, it turned out that they had fish there, do not listen to them. britain's 5,000 or so fish eateries could face closure as outlets are forced to switch to cheaper products and raise prices minister imposed a 35% duty on all seafood

imported from russia in a bid to punish president vladimir putin for his invasion of ukraine , but we must remind our viewers that for britain, a fish and potatoes is a national dish. oh sure, yes classic classic. genre fish cheat. yes. well, what can i say? why did they fight with that one for passwords. as a matter of fact, boris, uh, johnson, of course, made his legs on time, or rather they did him the fuck, because yes, he still does all this with his legs, but all this is just about to fall. yes, he will fall to the top, apparently, probably, continue all his traditions or passion, yes, which, in fact, will deal with all this, well, it’s clear that putin is to blame for everything but, you know, despite the fact that of course this one snowball, yes critical mass, these problems are growing, apparently, by the fall, it will already manifest itself. this is not only a british thing, british britain - it

once left the european union but we just talked about the european union that is, in general, in fact, that covered britain, which somehow tried to build its own strategy in of the european union and, in fact, the european union, whose informal leader until recently was germany, this is such a big uh, their misfortune, and against this background, i would also like to tell. it's just that we watched the macron, yes, and which again turned the arrows to russia. and what's interesting here? not that, not only what the macron said, where he said in a beanie in africa. look at this week. the two rounds were superimposed very interestingly. this means that our macron came to africa to agitate against russia. yes, he visited the beating of guinea and the cameroon food summit, where he said that keep away from moscow bypassing the tenth road and our minister, too, sergey lavrov, traveled through africa and

took a different route and stated that we really came in a seriously long time. we are changing our strategy and strengthening our presence. and here's what's interesting to compare. and two visits, let's say two tours, what lavrov offers and what macron offers lavrov said specific things. yes energy food and so on. and what he offered, what he offered, and macron macron offered africa and to be friends against russia all that he offered and when he was in cameroon, when she was not asked into the camera. and why are you so ukraine and help. and you do not know that we also have conflicts. with us, he said how you are not ashamed at all to compare at all. you understand what kind of situation ukraine is in now compared to you, you are almost covered in chocolate, here in africa so the cameroonian journalists looked at what this person is about, who claims to

know africa very deeply, because this to tell. there were colonies. you know that french presidents are always aspirated to transfer tomorrow to donetsk yes, absolutely right. yes did you correctly notice that africa has something to present? france, let's say so for the period of the colonial e-e-epoch from the russian one, they are expensive expensive french grain, our protective grain is cheaper, and we deliver to africa not france in a larger volume yes no igor vladimirovich kimakovsky adviser to the head of the donetsk people's republic good news to all of the day, but what kind of news do we have hot enough news. uh, all night long, shelled donetsk with rockets and drones also worked scouts therefore, ours worked all night today. and i think that the inhabitants of many areas did not actually sleep, because the air defense worked from evening to morning practically non-stop. and our

kuibyshevsky and kiev regions suffered greatly. and most importantly, that, probably, for the first time they began to use it in the city. uh, such mines are very insidious petals recently blown up on such a mini under avdiivka. my comrade-in-arms brother is a legendary water sailor, in which he served sparta from the day it was founded. i mean, he lost it too. e parts of the leg because of this, that is, and today such people scattered, uh, cluster munitions and a hurricane scattered an armed formation of ukraine across two regions. and uh, today it’s already coming to me. they have already sent a lot of photos from just such a class, and minami class and you imagine in a city where children walk, and today you can find uh, tens and hundreds of such ammunition in the grass. is this about the bad? what about the good? uh, well, let's say it's so hot today for the armed forces of ukraine in the area of ​​avdiivka and marinka.

our salvo fire systems have been working since morning long range artillery. it also works very tightly. and now, just literally, maybe 5-7 minutes, as this cannonade stopped, it can be seen that some serious fortified area was covered, and i talked with the military. and what are the military doing now breaking down these concrete fortifications, uh, under which forty -twenty-foot containers are buried, in which ukrainian military personnel are hiding, uh, such is this kind, uh, the fighting has been going on since uh, with the use of a fairly large number of drones. and today we already have, but it works several classes. we won't talk. what kind of drones are names, but there are already several classes of drones produced by the russian federation. well, of course, maviks. uh, helps re-flashed very cool, our scouts. i have already seen you today.

eh, shots like this are roughly happening, that is, well, as if first a fortification is detected, activity is detected near it, and then this activity is immediately suppressed. these are, in short, these are the news and we are waiting for some very serious, uh, events on our part. thank you very much igor and we are waiting for photos of mine-petal-petals. in donetsk, i will show everyone that this is not some kind of fiction, it’s you nikolaevna well , sum it all up for us, we wove africa, europe and ukraine. well, everything is clear with africa. the world is changing states already see that they are a dying hegemon. britain in general the empire at the stage of semi- decomposition is actually a corpse. and when baba liza leaves them, her inheritance will still begin to go there, and therefore everyone is trying to win africa over to their side, both china and russia and the old decrepit europe with the states. well, i think that the

africans will make the right choice. they know who their real friends are. and what about the donbass then? well, for the modest, we all keep our fists. here is the information, finally finished. an operational pause and the movement towards the fortified areas is already beginning. still. here's a big hope that in the very near future, donetsk will no longer fly to this entire agglomeration. well, i don't know what gods they pray to for this to finally be over for them. all this is hell. well, we will hope that at last this information is true, it seems to me or not, but the whole world has begun to realize the role of russia in modern history in the modern world, our importance in this is openly spoken on an american daily very popular

television show. let's see wow, russia is officially withdrawing from the iss project but no one asked them about it, we urged them to withdraw from ukraine and not from the space station, what kind of google translator is this? he, you may not understand, but this is really bad news, because russia helps keep the iss running. i don't know about you, but i'm the only one shocked by how much everything is tied to russia in the world's energy supply, food supply to africa, space flights, minerals for our electronics. so it will soon turn out that russia provides and googled sneezing without it. we won't be able to finish what's started in a russian accent. jokes are jokes, but these jokes are based on the truth. friends, we have something to be proud of, our great country is all. we will

be fine. if you want to know how it is it is seen from the side of kiev that they show people something like this, for example, the cyclenka spread the fic bridge, without a span. there was this photo, well , it’s clear that this is an obvious fake, but people don’t know what it really is. well, they didn’t make holes one at a time, but the root didn’t hit, in addition, i think that sooner or later they will shoot anyway and perhaps they will bring down a piece of the bridge, this cannot be ruled out by them. this is necessary primarily for the psychological support of the people, in fact. well, yes, they built pontoon crossings. well, yes, they launched river trams. well, it's bad, but not critical. that is, well, you can’t say that mega something really terrible will happen. and then there's the railway view, military cargo transfers and everything else, but

they need to show the people that there is at least some success. and the bridge that no longer works? this is a serious informational help, and all these fairy tales that zelensky tells while reading it all from a prompter. well, this is how they write to him in the pentagon and nato, but pay attention. have you ever heard of someone pre- announcing some kind of attack? here it is suggested biggest fear. doesn’t it look like they are saying that the attack will be on kherson, but in fact, it will be in some other place, isn’t it concentrated somewhere forces, doing point rubbing, that we will go to kherson and we will go to another place. that's it. as a matter of fact, they are afraid of time, as it were, let's see, i went to europe to buy real estate to concentrate forces. yes, from a military point of view , these are the strikes on the antonov bridge. what do they

matter, because if really, if tatyana nikolaevna speaks? the railway bridge, on which the actual military support is carried out, here several tasks were solved by the american military, and the antonov bridge was shelled beyond any doubt. it is strategic, of course, but this is a strategic direction, taking into account the possibilities that the russian armed forces have today, it is being localized and solved, and there will be no problems with supplies or movement of troops. this is the first. second, i would like to draw your attention to the point that they talk about hammers when the military fires. the fact is that this system, taking into account some of the new improved types of ammunition that it has, solves a very large experimental task of strikes that were delivered from a distance of 80 km, hammers from the first. and they

have three lines of ammunition of these e, flying jet e-e, ballistic-flying shells and passively corrected with a high degree of accuracy , the first charge is 240,260 kg of explosive weight up to 86 km. the one that is 300 km 160, and the one that still only in experimental and not launched at 500 100 kg. so male. with such a possibility of a live projectile, they made holes and, frankly, this is a big compliment to our soviet engineer, who built ours, ours, ours, second to ours, 2/3. i don't know why i said that, 18 trees, two -thirds of the shells were shot down. this is a very high result. this means even more released. if you want, from propaganda and practical

tasks, they very seriously solved everything, they solved all issues, because there was everything, everything avax space grouping, all this shooting was tied to here's an adjustment and support. they expected a much greater result, but they did not succeed. although they have tested and shown the effectiveness of this weapon, i repeat, with which american officers fire at peaceful targets in the same way that they fired at mine sites in donetsk, destroying infrastructure. this is a very important component, which they will have to answer and our investigative committee on all these facts. uh, believe me not only will install the name of the american officers and so on, but will also attract them. let it be in absentia, if we do not have time for a criminal case, we will find out in this, but in the meantime, except for the kherson direction. of

course, gorlovka is also of interest to us, which has been repeated since yesterday evening. it is shelling, well, actually the shelling does not stop from the direction of gorlovka to us directly . hello, well, another military facility, according to kiev, discovered ukrainian artillery attacked him, more specifically, this is gorlovsky khlebozavod and also a fairly large store of building materials. well, they talk about how they hit military targets, and we talk about the fact that today's shelling is, unfortunately, a continuation of those that took place the night before. they did not stop already at night of burial, civilians received it. gorlovka , another civilian was wounded at home, in addition, gorlovka engineering plant. there was a fire pit , employees of the ministry of emergency situations, for several hours they eliminated the fire, fought the fire. well, these

shelling continued already moved into a new day. but the only difference is that today they have become more intense more massive density. the fire has increased and the geography of several districts of gorlovka has grown at once. sub-massed fire, including the city center, and the statistics of destroyed housing continues to grow. unfortunately at the moment. hard to tell, how many houses. how many objects in the infrastructure have been damaged continue to receive new information in the same way and regarding civilian casualties at the moment reliably. it is known that more than two people were injured in gorlovka. well, more accurate data. i think we will find out a little later, because now the shelling continues, and the doctors are working. rescuers are working, all services are involved in order to eliminate the consequences of these strikes as much as possible. and, of course, pick up the wounded and deliver them to dahlia hospital. we agreed that ending the inclusion, positive news. we are waiting for positive news from the city, we are turning on the strategy of

positive content, which, of course, is available in both donetsk and gorlovka, because people live there. it is most important. yes, really positive news, probably, today there will be positive news from my side. this is the one that is now for everything, and donbass for the entire donetsk people's republic is that our offensive operations in the avdiivka direction in the direction of the sand continue very intensively our artillery is at work. all types of weapons are now aimed at suppressing the destruction of enemy firing points, and we are expecting ground operations in the near future, but here is the reaction that follows from the ukrainian side. these same shellings chaotically, massively in all settlements at the front, this is precisely the reaction of our successes. thank you very much georgy medvedevich is in direct contact with us with the news from gorlovka we are waiting for new inclusions, in the meantime, the argon project for semyon pegov was told the story of a ten-year-old boy on the eve of neo-nazis

from the vsu struck a blow at a lyceum in the city of raisins before the war. there were children in elementary school , ten-year-old igorek what is the name of this boy? once he studied in one of the destroyed classrooms, the boy spent the night with his grandmother, who lives nearby and heard well how american rockets exploded nearby, himers. let's see. this is my school. this is the twelfth orange school, but then here the younger children study until the fifth grade, and they go there in the sixth. and you also studied here yes, i'm studying here. tell me. you live nearby here, how uh, everything happened. did you hear when there was some kind of rocket? it was i who flew in from my grandmother and a half, and a friend says, in general, he says, there was a glow burning here, and i woke up and i

don’t understand anything. first , i see something exploded, and then something burns and flies. here is something else explosions going on. i do not understand anything. i'm under the bed quickly and something like that. sergey vladimirovich, but, purely humanly, with understanding. yes, these guys, who are now there at the age of ten, see all this and that a generation that will help us build a new future with a clear understanding of history, or a generation that will remain psychologically traumatized for life. i think that such simple human stories are the marker that you allow to separate. e, black and white good from evil and, in fact, these guys, and who, unfortunately, are forced to form like this in extreme inhuman conditions, not at all for children, but get, apparently, well, like this, i don’t know how to say it, an inoculation or something, or or hmm the opportunity to

grow up early and from crystallize as a person. yes, but to get away from infantilism, which is inherent in people who may be 20-30 years old and 40 years old. yes , and here we already see an adult little adult. yes, and uh, this is very important, because in fact this nightmarish confrontation will end, a new one will begin peaceful life and uh, it will require exactly the builders of this peaceful life, as if, perhaps, it did not sound pathetic, in fact, here, and then everything it will start from scratch from scratch and it will be necessary, but in fact to step over this whole nightmare through all these destructions and, indeed, to create that world for the sake of which so many sacrifices are now being made. yes, so many lives. yes, but such a colossal tension, all efforts. that's when, and thanks to boys like this one yes, his

peers, but it will be clear that this was all e. not in vain, and, of course, two more words about positive content. i want to say, because you see, we talked about positive contacts. we came to this one positive content. yes and how much of a huge difference is there between that positive content and a flurry over the bridge. yes, this is positive content. and this is it, yes. ah, that is, it shows that it is perfect. different paths, different strategies, and that project of the ukrainian state was left with nothing but positive content to overcome the bridge over the shelling. e. e donetsk over threats. so to speak, shelling, but russian territory. here's all the positive content. something is happening with western media that start a little differently talk about the events in ukraine and, uh, just the day before, the german publication dweld

published an article where a german journalist tells how he watched with his own eyes how the ukrainian army hides heavy howitzers in residential areas. let's take a look and now briefly about the situation in bakhmut and kramatorsk where we are, right now the destroyed residential buildings of the school we see all this here and we saw in bakhmut the fact that the ukrainian forces, as we have repeatedly seen , place their guns, howitzer mortars or grenade launchers in residential areas, in addition, often they are located next to civilian buildings, hospitals, and the like, this also became part of the war. this also needs to be clearly stated. we heard from the soldiers that they manage to hold their positions. at the same time, they suffer heavy losses, including those to the south of bakhmut. and with us now in direct contact with donetsk war correspondent mayrat kharulin, let's find out about marat the latest details. well , marat, your attitude to the fact that the western press, including changing its view of what is happening

in ukraine and somehow opens his eyes for 8 years, nothing was observed by the osce mission in donetsk, where they even hung a sign, yes, in the transition for the blind. and now something is starting to emerge. what do you associate it with? well, i am a connection. good afternoon ruslan , good afternoon, dear viewers. i attribute this to the fact that they still begin to realize their critical situation. the west, the collective west, is losing this war and losing it miserably, but i want to say that it’s just that the west has committed so many monstrous crimes here, rather, the ukrainian military under patronage. west that further it is to hide and further to all progressive, my people. i hope that there are progressive and honest people in the west too. simply conscience does not allow to be silent any more. and with such streams , even the leading, let's say, western mainstream publications begin to seep into the truth. well, uh, just about these crimes, which are monstrous yes, tonight, but

scattered around the peaceful metropolis, donetsk, and anti-personnel cluster mines, the so-called petal pfm-1. i want to emphasize ukraine such the military used precisely the old-style mines. this is very important. this is a small mine. she's this size, she's dropped from a hurricane rocket, and in a charge there are about 1,000 different mines. imagine such mines are scattered around the elderly city at the moment. it is known that about 10 of these mines were found on ten streets of the kuibyshev region and about three or four streets of the kiev region. let's say it's lively. so uh, practically the central parts of the city. and now you imagine these green mines. they are such an unusual shape, who will be the first casualty of these? well, of course, children are peaceful citizens. it's lying all over the road. and on lawns it is scattered over the city. well, to understand the enormity

of this crime. i need to make it small. let's say a digression for a couple of minutes into history in 1983. geneva adopted the so -called inhumane convention. weapons in 1996 , a protocol specifically for anti-personnel mines was adopted to this convention. and there it was stated that they cannot use these weapons, in particular. here are the petals. and generally speaking anti-personnel mines without a self-destruction mechanism at that time in ukraine, let's say the convention is the main stocks of these weapons. these anti-personnel mines, in particular the petal , were located in the countries of the former soviet union , but in particular, which were closer to the west, well, of course. this is ukraine, belarus, and this de facto convention, as it were, was directed against this, since there were about 6 million in ukraine at that time . special

the ottawa convention, which forbade directly forbade the use of these old stocks against in general in the war, not against the civilian population, in general, using them forbade them anymore. in 2013, nato publicly undertakes to destroy all these stocks in ukraine in 2020 of these petal mines, and in 2014, ukraine publicly and brazenly begins to use them in the donbass, but at that time, they did not use them in residential areas. today i congratulate you on this war in quotation marks. congratulations ukraine began to use these prohibited ammunition of the geneva convention. i will remind you of this ammunition. an infantry mine is precisely a petal that is among the ten most prohibited, not the most, but the 10 prohibited ammunition in the world. along with napalm, along with orbital guns. and now ukraine publicly, without hesitation, uses this weapon against the civilian

population and scatters it over peaceful cities. they used them in lisichansk when they retreated, they used them and the senates today. they begin to apply them in donetsk what is the detailed story here? yes, this is very important news. yes tatiana what would you like to add? on the part of kiev, they say in propaganda that the damned russians themselves are shelling, donetsk and scattered the petals themselves to accuse the warriors of light and goodness. you just mean that the other side is telling a completely different story. we know about it , we tell, we read about it. e to philosophy literally 15 seconds. how dangerous is it? this is very dangerous, they are plastic non-liquidable. i want to say that we widely used them for mining. trails of e-e passage of the bank formation in afghanistan and still. they are there. uh,

no one is going to eliminate them. eh, they're torn. uh, people, uh, they are very effective, uh, from this point of view, because this is an infantry high-explosive mine, uh, petal one.

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