well, it looks like the situation in the artyomovsk medical school, those residents who have the opportunity to leave dangerous areas. despite all the difficulties created by official kiev over the past day , without the participation of the ukrainian authorities , 25,233 people, including 4,097 children, were evacuated to the territory of the russian federation from dangerous regions of ukraine and the donbass republics, and in total, 3 million 76,154 people were evacuated from the special military operation, of which 486,171 child. the situation in nagorno-karabakh has escalated, the russian ministry of defense stated that in near the village of sarbaba , the ceasefire regime was violated by the azerbaijani armed forces, the command of our peacekeepers is taking measures to normalize the situation, the russian military in constant contact with the general staffs of azerbaijan and the army noted in peace. now the footage from iceland, where the eruption of the fagorodal volcano yadl began, it is located only 30 km from

the century river, the police of the icelandic capital recommend approaching it for the last time to the seething hot lava. magma went out for two surface last year, when the giant, after a series of earthquakes, woke up from an 8-year-old volcano itself for about a thousand centuries, the head leaked into the valleys from those fences of yadal in the zone of special attention not only among seismologists, but also among tourists from all over the world. flooded interior of buses and hail the size of an egg across the kuban bad weather famously passed, as weather forecasters predicted, thunderstorms, downpours and gales hit the region in some places. for example, personnel from the zatraginsky district in the village of peredovaya is a large hail. beat in the gardens harvest damaged roofs and buildings and cars, and in neighboring armavir, cars were choked with streams, a flooded tunnel on novorossiysk was dead - the bus passengers in the cabin were ankle-deep in water problems on the roads added fallen trees, traffic jams were reported on the highway. caucasus cars cut through the waves. and in krasnodar itself

, a storm warning is still in effect in the region, and in moscow, the orange level of weather danger due to the heat until saturday of the republic of thermometers will jump to 33 °. subordinating the interests of the political interests of economic germany to some kind of universal, somehow means a common concept of the globalist doctrine blah blah blah good. this is the fault of the current german government. you said beyond any doubt. well, or at least his weakness in his weakness, and prospects. what does this attempt mean after all, it will be crowned with success, so to speak, and the final destruction of germany will be reduced or somehow increased closer to autumn, as it is quite fair to say zakhar yes, the more sane people become, the more, so to speak, they somehow know, uh,

demonstrate political maturity, more and more not. there is one problem here. uh, i don't know what it looks like. uh, the situation in germany in terms of people as well, but i don't really do not really believe in what people's opinion is how to get. well, i don't. i live in this people in general. here you are the head of some structure, a country or a company. you understand that it creeps up on you to say it, uh, how can i tell you to say it. here trump is sneaking up to you . and you gotta do something there is only one option, it means to merge and say, listen, well , somehow it didn’t work out or or still make two movements there, no, yes, but, so to speak , german thought, er, to the old british aphorism. so the goal must be achieved damage. reimbursed might must be there is such old english political aphorisms, as they got it there. well, at that moment, it turns out an

aphorism. it was all the anglo-boer war. but, well, in any case, these things need to be implemented, and my question is precisely in this national nikolaevich not in a general concept, but in that they realize or not or pressure. these are very cute looking. great, but i can't continue this question. not being a german concern at least. no well, you can answer this future question, a by an expert b. uh, what's a germanophile called? i think they will do nothing with this government. germany will fall into insignificance. well , she is nothing, that she, of course, will not fall into great difficulties, there will be michael, look how inspired and understood the hand, please. no to me it seems that for a kind and other german, and dreamers so the resumption of the nord stream 2. it seems to me they must sooner or later. better early with the fact that this project is still pacheen, that is, finished. it won't be. and why did yes

decide everything like that, then it won’t be, then. well, wait, they took it away, yes, but why? because europe is seriously counting on gas and plans to reduce it. gas consumption of russian gas by 2.3 for the next some troubles is a fact it will be development, according to european countries yes substitute windmills, what else is there some there are some more in germany wait you laugh, banana peel, banana peel. here is one minister, the german said, he says, what are you throwing away fat, gas must be extracted from it, but he did not explain how unimportant it is. michael look, you're talking in germany as you said on purpose, well, in europe to refuse envious people. they buy russian gas, but like a spider world, that is, one third of what they buy now, they now, and the rest now they have reoriented

, they are guided by others sources. it will be for a long time and this is russia, this is a merit. there are many sources, and russia is a huge merit of russia because everything destroyed this structure, and its own special operations. and it would be this, wait, wait, but what is the connection? i did not understand at all, because they are looking for sanctions. but who is sanctioning this announcement is confused, really, wait, wait, wait, then, let's calmly again, you see, you have all the answers and questions. it seems to me that my people need to go crazy, so, well, let's go according to your method. so who is to blame for all this? question number one asks you , of course, i say russia, why i say the operation, and what do you mean by michael, well , sanctions, this answer was not measured by spices. if there weren't these special operations, there wouldn't be any sanctions. yes, yes, i want to say the merit of russia 40 50 years. uh,

backbreaking work of russia, even in soviet times , they created this design, when everything was in general and germany had great cheap gas and no one in the soviet union. didn't force germany apart the united states did not unscrew this design; it was mutually necessary to refuse russian gas to germany. and here is a special operation. they believe that this object does not consider do not believe. this punishment is not considered so, but many do and hit on the head, by the way, and they do not think so. pay attention to how they are trying to scoff, like a frying pan dinner, to say underdelivered, not to pay extra, and so on. they don't want the mikes, that's the point. they do not want to. of course they don't want to. sorry e. here, so to speak, depending on russian gas. of course you know this famous one. er, well, the famous formula. i don't know, maybe really british. how to make a

cow know, yes, eat less, but give more milk. how? well you know, no i don't know how to feed less and milk my more, yes. what? yes, here you are offering europe, in my opinion, this is the fate. i believe that they are now taking measures to depend on russia much less and they will do it. and this is all the merit of russia russia pushed europe to this no. russia actually built. i don't understand you were fine. why do you? i don't know tempted fate. i don't get it, i really don't. i can do everything was fine, and why do the buyers need the american methods of michael please tell me why, then, in august last year, you came to the canoe at the lapsholte, but also resolved the issue about nord stream, 2 and , in fact, after this meeting everything on nord stream 2 point was put and here is a special operation. you can explain, so one thing does not fit with the other, you understand?

why was nord stream for two, what year did it, of course, have certification, that is, before that. 11 nails yes and says new ideas. well, he says, we have already tried to interact with you osvedos. scored the last twelfth year of the special operation. do you think that special operations? no, i think that this is not a reason at all, but a reason. yes, you hear me, you have to wait, just like that. i believe it needs this occasion. uh, artificial reason, of course not from an american. we will have a state of emergency declared, which makes it possible launch nord stream-2. let's wig guys in germany the only thing with respect you had -15. i hope that this year will be i hope that someone will say, yes, let us not let you down,

yes, you all briefly know, this is a cold winter, everything is fine. under your feet the map here is one such strange piece that is not bombed , blown up, or blocked. he works, he goes through ukraine, this one here. yes, of course, it is very strange, very beautifully and clearly everything is shown. you know, if these arteries are cut there is no difference who will do it terrorists, zazovs, idiots, some ukrainian reciters from the american government with their own instructions, a shell will accidentally hit. i don't know what will happen nord stream 2 will operate in september. they will suffocate the services without gas, because it was felix who said well that the shredder, as a representative of the industrialists. he can only propose a conspiracy of industrialists. there we promise that we will return to the russian economy there, when everything ends on paper. please give me what you if you come back, maybe we'll think about it, maybe we'll take a turbine. actually. all this now looks like blackmail on the part of germany, which says it technically quotes scholz. we don't have any more, no problems,

technically. so technically, there are no problems with a serious thread to launch two. it's only political. i agree. yes, as soon as these arteries turn over, here are the ones that go to uzhgorod. this is where the pride of germany will end when , if we hope, after all, although no, of course, demonstrates, surprisingly expressively, just some kind of circus. sorry for this allusion with the leadership of ukraine well, some kind of circus flexibility, that is, aggressors, orcs we will pass, never we are always in a single impulse, and we take the money gas is taken. yes, everything was fine here, grandmas took it, so five minutes have passed, again we see the pores, we are all always us, and then again and so on, weapons to ukraine did not have the right to use this energy resource from russia, you can do it technically no, it is impossible for weapons manufacturers to german territories that are now being delivered to ukraine and killing civilians, too,

should be resolved under films from the russian energy sector. if germany goes for it, please don't. sorry then. you don't have to dance to scholz's boat, well, it's like that. still, in general, this picture gets drunk. what a gorgeous dudka volodya, well, what are you talking about, i’m saying this in general, this is a picture from a cartoon, remember, remember, when winnie the pooh came to the council and there was just a great moment when he looks in some kind of food. here, well, yes to germany in the position of zugzwang and incites other european countries to take an active part in this chess game. after all, a little eight billion euros is at stake. we continue to expect another 8 billion euros from the european union in aid. unfortunately, certain european

countries. in particular, germany is blocking consideration of this issue for the time being, and president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky is actively negotiating with all western partners. it's actually it 's michael tough. just literally right on hard bomu you sent now hello yes, which means european countries. in particular, germany is blocking the consideration of this issue, and so on about wants germany itself really wants to understand, the whole thing is so that no, you don’t want to, please. and there is no brain to understand who has it? well, this one, and which one he has, yes, yes, so there is no brain to understand in order to allocate eight or 18 billion to them and in order to supply weapons for this, germany, like everyone else, needs russian gas. this simplest syllogism in the head of ukrainians will not to say who does not add up. no,

imagine it. what do you imagine? what a paradox tearing your head, and if it happens we will give you gas. oh we'll give you money. naturally, of course, we will support it in every possible way, but then we need to launch nord stream 2. how is life with this thing, but the last payment from germany to moscow left on june 19, 1941, and the last rogue from moscow to germany, relatively speaking, left somewhere in the vicinity these days and that 's it. they knew and understood, but nevertheless they paid trading now, otherwise the analogy of political thought could reach such heights as to say that it must be stopped. this is what it means to stop everything so that putin does not have money for the war. putin may not have money for anything, but for war they will always have to absolutely understand nothing in russia, they lived, by the way, together with russia well, supposedly the whole

story is here in order not to understand these things, like this you may have heard it. yes , alexander nikolaevich well, here, here, as a figure skater almost this most almost fell already did triple. axel almost confessed, almost said what he was saying. we are one people, then he said no, but you lived in the same country. yes, the soviet people. well, well, there were no united peoples, or what? of course, all the time the wishes of the ukrainian country do not exceed the possibilities that the world economy can. yes, but the point is that they don't understand that they were given a lot of weapons in the beginning. a lot of weapons. a lot of technology. and here are the statistics that go to the ministries of defense. she says there were a lot of them. i don’t say anymore, here are mines and here are these petals. they just piled up there, that is, such a jig with such a weapon was prepared. army. they had to complete

all assigned tasks. and as propaganda says, they should already have been there in the crimea, otherwise the kuptants are freed, as they say, that's all, but there is no such weapon. they say give more . they are still tense. there, the last straining slovakia is so, which there are 11 mig-29 fighters, then again, that she was invited. they are they say, now let's go on the attack. zelensky paints for six weeks. here. six weeks is all in 6 weeks. you just won't know 2 weeks go by. yes, they say no results, yes, and we still need money. they say like money. she says, well, give us more money, because without money we cannot pay someone there to civil servants. there, zelensky is paid a salary for the result. yes, they say, but he is not. and where the results are no no at the beginning of the money, and then the results they say no, wait, we have not seen either the first result, or the second, or the third, not the tenth, or the twentieth already in the month of august. you said that in june in july, and now

they say by september. we already have doubts. but you say, let's also understand europe, which, of course, she listens to america, which speaks. let's support them to the last ukrainian. yes, sorry, stop, i remembered. yesterday i remembered lindsey graham yes lindsey graham he said, he says, we will supply and see says ukrainian well done that they will fight, he literally said it. thank you for saying yes, yes, to the last person on instagram. let's listen. it just seems to me that this is the most important statement, but the truth is, michael and you will be very interested, really listening. and like, i like the path we are following as long as we support ukraine with american weapons and money. she will fight russia to the last man. what kind of sincere lindsey do you have in congress? wow, she will immediately be with russia to the last person. normal even them ukrainians they no, he quotes himself, he

says in the first person, i think i like the cool ukrainians, who are ready about them, they defend their man perfectly before that. uh, and johnson about the fact that until the last ukrainian 200,000 he called there and all that. well, ukraine immediately paid back. and, therefore, skibitsky took it and said who is responsible for high marse, that is, the united states, it will coordinate all strikes on the territory of luhansk donetsk, yes, on all territories that our army is now liberating, they will coordinate strikes on civilians objects. that is, in the murder of e peaceful citizens , the united states is also guilty, we have now recognized azov as a terrorist organization. the next step will be the us recognition of the state that sponsors these terrorists. they want frankly with us, that is, their statement of skibinsky is already taken as if on a pencil, it will be, as an evidence base, in addition to the fact that we already have evidence in that topic that all

the mercenary complexes are led by regular american officers, because that access to intelligence information that hymars receives. it which you need to have access to and not having access to any mercenary any private military commander you have secrecy. she's made that way. only the personnel friend who has the clearance gets access. he knows when to shoot where to shoot, he just leaked everything and in general, of course, in theory, this is me. i hope so it will be. this should have consequences it will listen, but i do not understand the consequences of female objects were struck precisely by haims friends, for example, elena is your fantasy. why who said? what did you find some is your heart so? friends, and yours is some kind of yours. which version i do not trust you yet. e e no, in general, it’s actually

interesting that we go on the air every day, which means that the military correspondents from the meadow publishing ask from gorlovka there, i don’t know, from under marinka from makeevka, and then someone from the market says, just arrived here. there, the military expert , he says that it was the hits of the heims. here they show us some kind of contraption in the market that burned down. there, in short, a man died. here, then, the military flew there, flew here they know the military specialists and say that it’s the arrivals, everything is said, but this one flew in. it’s completely carried there, a howitzer. and it flew over there like a hurricane. and this is this, that means that this is all fixed. all this. yes. this arena comes out michael all white and says that i and you prove it. how to prove? how to ukrainians? wait, they said, wait one second for the ukrainian to tell himself, and you know. yes, yes, the market turned ukrainians - this, of course, the interest did not say how interested russia is in person. need to not beat it

to say that they have arrived, you are talking about some things. about the elens, kerosey asked, what is this hainus? this is the wreckage scientist. they say to yelenovka, russia turned to the un and the red cross with a request to dash the demand to come and, therefore, to investigate what russia had invited. are you kidding me, or what? here? and i'm quoting. excuse me, please, you carefully keep silent for at least 2 seconds, which means a few weeks before the highmoros hit this season. they made a video message and said, please, means the ukrainian authorities. no need to fire at us we are here, and we know that you are firing at us made a video message. then means after it happened. we presented the wreckage of these harmers to your american comrades, who are not comrades, but

wolves, they declared to everyone around. we regret that, if anything, these hits are hymers. e were produced, if they were produced, then it was by mistake that they fired by mistake. if everything is silence, we talked to you. if you're back, look, you know, we really fell into his trap. we hit him hit both of us verbose for five minutes michael persuaded. you can give there to say that this is the word michael, that's how difficult it is to negotiate with the americans. i imagine, maybe you don’t need to come up with such thoughts sometimes, and then like this. ok then. i know that american schools have other than uh, so sounds now. and apparently there are no other subjects of geography, judging by some statements by your leaders. well, it doesn’t matter, they study logic, they study logic. let's go with you then, worse off, let's go this way. here is yelenovka sitting there, ukrainian prisoners of war. there they sit the very ones that we pulled out. or rather,

these heroes of azov who came out, you know, became the so-called, who wandered dejectedly, which means there will be no mariupol, there will be no ukraine, he they are sitting there. yes, of course, we take readings from them daily. this is very important both for us and for the community of seven. we know that we capture what they say there every single day, and then all of a sudden right in the process right in the middle. this one means intense and very important work for all of us, and for this very colonies in elena, and some kind of projectile flies into this very forgive barak. they say it's good, our experts are our experts, our military, who are well versed. we're displaying a bunch of debris there. and the very same somehow fragments of the hammers we call, the red cross and but why not? no, you do n't understand. you well, so to speak, e, you can’t tell , there is deep from the hammers from the album, which is true of the hurricane, so i trust the military experts. so here's the return as an examination. listen, the truth is unbearable. listen

in short, so back to the military. which consequence bodies of the georgians are better than so. here, wait. yes, they will do an examination. you come back to volodya, so we come back stupidly. why does russia need to do this? ideal answer trace opinion is the opinion that this is the leading version, at least to hell with replacements until there is an investigation, that's all we're guessing. i turn to logic. this is not guesswork. these are completely different things, you know? yes, do you have a good opinion? yes, not me. i am not of the opinion that what if terrible crimes were committed. yes in this tour, if you can’t just lie dead, you can’t kill, you can’t eat terrible crimes, borisov, if

it’s scary there, it’s very difficult. so, you just knocked me down and killed him practically my logic and so to cover up the tracks. you really understand the meaning of this. after all, these are idioms. what is track coverage? well, that means, write to me what you understand. it. you know russian very well to cover your tracks, so that there is no evidence. don't just cover your tracks. that is, to do something, so to speak, what hide the traces of the crime very quietly and imperceptibly. yes, this phraseological unit or idiom and thematic expression cover their tracks. quietly, quietly, quietly to hide traces is sometimes done loudly. why do some freaks do it loudly? i don't know who threw the punches, so i don't mind. has anyone ever led the americans. i just demand an

independent investigation. save me. i just now and told the crimes of zelensky and after that in a few years, those interested are interested in your consciously our credibility, when everything will be investigated the evidence will be this is not any influence on the posi. the american side will not turn on our comrade, they will immediately forget about it forever and come to the next question. that's the trouble, no crimes of the ukrainian side, of which it has already committed a huge number , do not affect the position of the americans, but we have our own liberals. it doesn't stand out at all. here i see here i don't see here it's interesting. there is an investigation here. there was some red bullshit now. we argue with him generally. i don't know why, but you already have such a reflex. well, listen to me correctly understand that from what it really is, it was a very useful skit. and if we assume that michael is , so to speak, a reflection

of the american approach and mentality in general, then in general, any negotiations are a rather pointless thing , absolutely ah. well, uh, there is economic feasibility. she works much better. here is the topic that we discussed before. it is, of course, much more efficient and this sense of the relationship with the nord stream two with germany's economic considerations. yes it works. there they start nine in all offenses. look just in case, yes, he will go. this is my understanding of the end of this part. here, pay attention, and the ministry of defense, the ministry of defense invited the un and the red cross to investigate the shelling of the elena sizo in china, this is more or less, the authoritative structure was not, how good it was , but let me give you your coin. where are you from, do you know? it was more convenient it was them, i quote them this the red cross, that is, she said. no allowed. yes , this is their opinion, the ukrainian state, we will find and

present it. the drunken politician he came he gathered all those to whom he knew all the experience they had. this is just the clowns of the pr comedians, because if you tell the truth, everything will collapse. when i emerge as a horse, some schemes of his environment, he translates everything into a joke. i didn't understand that you're jumping on the hood with you, turn on your head , that you communicate like that. they already understand by smell, not only they understand colombian for old people. he does not particularly bother with the topic of where and how he earns money. he has those who bring him money, what is and what are you kid ukraine turned into a fairy tale of crooked mirrors, so these are the characters. ukraine needs them today special report guys from the quarter on sunday on the first let's go back to

where we started today our daytime broadcast in the donbass tragically died a brave beautiful young woman olga kachura known by the call sign course. she was a division commander since 2014 , the rocket artillery of the people's militia of the dpr has trained hundreds of fighters in the army of the dpr; it has become a real legend and this video. we want to dedicate to her. whose life was a game of time?

ready for the enemy’s goal. all the hare of understanding, maybe something will change in its attitude towards the dpr was simply gone. war war this is my homeland these are my children, my parents were born and died here, and they destroyed the graves of my ancestors i enjoy it, because with each of my shots the time of our victory from my boys is approaching

really, you know? that to all the best we will work out each shot so that the enemy will either run away or die. this means that we will return home to our families and our children faster. well, once again, the words of sympathy for everything of the entire donetsk people's republic are very important, you see, as ivan told us today, prikhodko everyone was crying, everyone is crying, a big and important person, if we have a few seconds, then i want to, uh, 10 i won’t have time. okay, roughly speaking, uh, i just found a message from the international committee of the red cross that just disown a little distance, in general this is not our mandate. our task is to help people, they investigate crimes. well, this is in pursuit of mayklub about his words, what they say is not

allowed? the information channel continues its work. good afternoon on the air, it's time to remember. my name is alexander gordon, i just received a message that the very monument to the liberators in riga, which became the scene of fierce battles on may 9th. not just take down, but also destroy it said the mayor of riga martin stas the fight against the monuments is going well. on we won well in ukraine, we didn’t put our own badly , today we will figure it out. why your little ones? and everything was demolished, and here's why the other day the adviser to the head of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine vadym denisenko said that in

order to defeat the world they need to rewrite history. let's listen. our global mistake is that we will not be able to fight against the russian world despite our victory, if we do not write our history of the second world war . it is necessary to write a new history of cities from the villages of ukraine, as the one that was written in the seventies of the last century is already obsolete. look, i would understand if he said, we need to write our own history, well, each country has the right to have a history, based on the ideology of interpretation of this history, but he now needs to rewrite history to fight the russian world. well, it is clear that ukraine has long been anti-russian. not russia not to be. russia is the main e slogan. well, what will they be left with if they completely rewrite history, let's remember once again how the modern

ukraine and what it was like during the time of the union on march 10, 1919, at the third all-ukrainian congress of soviets in kharkov, the ukrainian socialist soviet republic was proclaimed. at the same time , the ukrainization policy was launched. the division of russians into ukrainians and great russians for the communists , the existence of ukraine separately from russia was a fundamental provision of national policy. lenin wrote about this from pre-revolutionary times. whether ukraine is destined to form an independent state - it depends on a thousand factors unknown in advance and not trying to guess in vain, we firmly stand on the fact that ukraine's right to such a state is undeniable. we respect. that 's right. we do not support the privileges of the great russians over the ukrainians. we educate the masses in the spirit of recognizing this right in the spirit of denying state privileges. whatever the nation, even in the pre-war period, ukraine became a powerful industrial republic with a

diversified industry, and by 1958 . ukraine bypassed all euro countries. by smelting pig iron and by its production per capita. yes ahead of all the capitalist countries, including the united states, the energy industry in the ussr received a powerful development during the years of soviet power, more than ten nuclear and hydroelectric power plants were built, and the economy of the ussr was one of the most powerful in the soviet union ukraine in the years of the ussr was a real factory of popular brands. in kharkov in 1934, the first soviet small-format camera fet a was created in zaporizhia in 1965, the dream of a soviet person came true, and a zaporozhets appeared in a real folk car in every fifth dnipropetrovsk tvs stood in the soviet house, spring and spring m ukrainians according to the number of heroes of the soviet union who received this award during the great patriotic war, they are second only to russians out of 15 fronts that operated during

the war, more than half were led by marshals and generals of ukrainian origin, as well. 15 twice heroes of the soviet union 32 are ukrainians or natives of ukraine from the very beginning of the space age, representatives of ukraine were among the active participants in the events of outstanding soviet designer sergei korolev was born in zhytomyr and spent his youth in odessa, the first ukrainian in space was pavel popovich, who piloted the vostok-4 spacecraft in august 1962. ukraine ranks third in terms of the number of astronauts in the world. they flew on the ships of the ussr and the russian federation after the collapse of the soviet union and the maidans that followed them. ukraine has set a course for a complete rejection of the soviet past. monuments to lenin began to be massively demolished throughout the country, even the term leninapad appeared in january 2021 in the odessa region, the last monument in ukraine to the first soviet leader was demolished, but kiev

is fighting not only with lenin under the law, where communization has fallen, for example, and the monument to alexander suvorov in kiev, monuments to soviet soldiers who fell in the great patriotic war are being destroyed all over the country the ministry of culture of ukraine has published a list of toponyms associated with russia that are recommended to be renamed in the country first of all, the top three lists include gagarin pushkin and michurin so, and the soviet union made the future of ukraine or, on the contrary, took it away. of course, the future was supposed to be common and that everything went completely wrong. it seems to me that this is just some kind of evil horn, because naturally, and not even about the future, it was primarily about the colossal common past, and when in the fifty-fourth year, but the chainsaw came out friendship friendship actually meant 300 years old, a between russia and ukraine and of course. this impressive historical disk right here shows

that there was no separation. generally by the way, they have never started to speculate on this actively yet in the nineties, when this story began. and who won, and the great patriotic war itself, and some national ones began, all these stories, plots that did not exist just because there was the concept of the soviet people and the soviet people themselves were the liberator. he just won together. that is, just the same, it was about the complete leveling of national differences. yes, while maintaining some cultural historical features, but precisely what? it was about a single past, a common present, but, of course, a common future and the fact that everything happened, since it actually happened, of course. well, apart from these fatal circumstances. it seems to me that the planned external influence is also targeted. i would say not even pointwise. and this is quite to itself, but widescreen from the side. actually, it is strange that the west began to nurture and quite

successfully, but ukrainian nationalism, and they built it on this. uh, whole, ideology, this ideology began to be introduced, but here you need to clearly understand about this whole story with monuments, as eastern wisdom says. and no matter how many times you say the word halva, your mouth will not become sweeter. this is the same, no matter how many times you destroy the monuments to lenin, and the past does not depend on this at all - you can try to rewrite this constant, you can try to burn it out, you can try to forget, but it was and the point and nothing can be done here. and just the same, not accepting one's own past, whether it be a whole state or some individual person. personality is a sign, first of all, of mental illness, because the sign of just the same healthy personality of a healthy society is the acceptance of its entire history in its entirety . and, for example, e. there is the same america and so that they would not talk about it until this

absolutely inadequate bm of obscuration erected monuments, and actually to the north and south, and to the heroes of the civil war on both sides, simply because, well, it was this common the history of the country. there is another ill health, maybe, yes, but where such ingratitude? that's what i can't understand, well, they were given a country; they blinded it literally from what was given everything. what is the reason for this ingratitude - psychological ill health? i sometimes think it too, but i think it's growing pains. moreover, protracted growth, because it would seem that one could go through the whole thing and be brought up in 10. well, a maximum of 15 years. so, it seems to me that eating away the inheritance. uh, well, quite infantile ukrainian politicians. uh, they haven't figured out how to proceed, except that you said to take a rewrite of history, take it. eh,

western uncles uncle. sam's there, i don't know anyone else uh and be tempted by their promises. well, there are lace panties. remember, that's it, eh. eh, the most important thing is to put it in the basis of your future life. this is a protest against parents, such adolescence is so certain because, uh, these monuments, well, they are wonderful, but this is in the purest form of protests. why irrational is enough uh, it's an attempt to rewrite history. well guys, who will it be? write, who will write it? you don't have e writers, writing didn't grow up, what is called uh, uh, besides this, when a teenager begins to understand that his choice, which he made in a certain period. he did not take place, that he is no better than his parents, that history still comes through. is he starting to get aggressive? so, in fact, now we are observing this, how would it be the stage of acceptance or not, well, you can’t forgive. why because this

teenager began to engage in criminal crimes, war crimes will have to. sorry answer to the fullest extent and nevertheless. if history is rewritten. well, there is such a person who grew up there something yes, what will be written in this story, what is it, it will differ from the one that is morally outdated and was created in the seventies. these she, of course, will be rewritten by a writer of great renown. god of creative intelligence. they translated for me a symbol. rewriting all the changes of the past - this is the city of korets, it is halfway between kiev and exactly earlier, the atheist vladimir pointed out at the stavrappigean monastery there ilyich lenin, but new times have come, and the people there are economic, so his mustache and coat were lengthened; the sign was changed; now, the atheist taras grigoryevich shevchenko points out to the old-fashioned monastery, that is, in this way, what is happening. what is good about this symbol, in principle, because history. it is also a large, complex

, diverse one and it has a lot of branches. and this is a very important element. pr, that's the moment you highlight, that's the kind of country you'll get, therefore, if earlier under the color of what is there, leading, determining the role of the party there, victory of the soviet people, there is a soviet soldier and so on, now they will highlight the ukrainian, national liberation movement. there, the role of local leaders, and so on. that is, this spotlight of history, it will highlight a completely different moment. and what the spotlight illuminates, then the children remember, what the children remember with the fact that they grow up, that is, of course, uh, the current trouble. she foamed this whole situation like yeast, and, unfortunately, now the fat ones will also become her victims. and bulgakov, i think dodaev’s will get to gogol and already zhukov's sign was removed in odessa by the decision of the

city authorities, that is, all this will now foam up. and when people tell me, but for some reason you are not indignant. you love bulgakov so much. you're from kiev and so on, but now it's too late to be outraged. that's when the world will happen, when it will be possible to talk with people, when everything calms down, then you can talk about bulgakov 's role there. that world war ii is the highest point of the moral political and military unity of the soviet union and ukraine, be that as it may, it was part of the soviet union, i am generally surprised by the thesis that russia is there or i don’t even know how to say it. soviet russia gave ukraine a country like this. in general, it is rather strange, because then we will have to consider the ukrainian

soviet socialist republic , which existed until the ninety-first year, as a country. but consider it a country in the full sense of the word it is impossible, that is, the state existence of ukraine from the nineteenth year to the ninety-first is in general, such an ontological historical failure. it is quite obvious, uh, that they start the great patriotic war. actually. e with mine all the time is rather erroneous, because it will be quite difficult to prove the special and separate role of ukraine in the framework of the great patriotic war. i honestly have no idea how they will finish it, because uh hmm there was no alternative state project neither within the framework of the third reich nor within the framework, so to speak, of bandera. here, uh, which one could talk about, as a state project, ukraine was an objective part of the ussr, so talk about something. you can either before the nineteenth year, or

after the ninety-first. and how to relate to the soviet period, but only emotional relations remain here. and this emotional relationship can be assessed either as a teenage rebellion, or as a revival of the national spirit. but this is already a question of assessments. clear. why history to rewrite, in principle, they said that in order to form some kind of their own national existence, their national past, and since ukraine is anti-russia, then, well, here's the current concept, yes, then, accordingly, it is often based on opposition, as it were uh, russian history, therefore, if we say that the soviet union, the soviet period is an integral part, then simply in protest of the teenage years. really. how is it really all the same some kind of sociopathy . yes, it will say no. is not our. history, wrong history. let's call it

something else, but the fact is that i can't agree that it's a failure there from uh, conditionally there from the nineteenth year to 91. yes, because it is, whatever it may be, but a political being within certain limits. it's the same e voice. in general, he is separate for a minute, right? that is, in principle, this is a political being. and one could be proud of belarus somehow copes with this completely without denying the soviet period. ukraine went the opposite way opposition and operates here in this framework. uh, we are talking about confrontations, just starting from, as if from russia, it’s understandable, but let’s assume. they succeeded in everything, but in order to rewrite history and not look for facts, you need to have these facts. true, well, i think that soviet history, like any, in principle, the history of any people, is such a phenomenon, such a phenomenology. and where

can any current political regime draw what it needs at the moment, uh, but uh, the history of ukraine soviet ukraine it is not only ceremonial soviet history, but much of the fact that soviet history from the textbooks that we passed through and held in our hands was silent about very painful topics for the modern ukrainian state. for example , there is the holodomor, and she remembered on the website e the president of ukraine yunukovych. e, then this site was both in ukrainian and in russian, even documents were posted that related to this difficult stage, and i will argue with you in the sense that the soviet people were covered in battle. the tonal aspirations of those who lived in ukraine, who considered themselves ukrainian, the first secretaries in the communist party of ukraine in soviet times did a lot to ensure that the current ukraine was, because their khrushchev and shcherbitsky made a huge amount of effort to have schools in the

ukrainian language theaters, literature, cinema, that is, everything that is perceived by the ukrainian state today. as the most important, uh, political historical capital, they use it, and if lenin simply proclaimed the state, which takes into account we came out of the prison of nations and everyone should have, and some national rights should be taken into account by their national aspirations, then this thesis is largely formal, but was fully accepted by those who later worked in ukraine that they are proud of what they have something there. lessons, but the ukrainian language theater, which in soviet times was really taught at school a little, well, it was mandatory. well, of course, after the russian. well, look again. this is the fight against toponyms ministry of culture. the 10 most commonly used e-e in the cities

of ukraine are these very tones yuri gagarin alexander pushkin ivan michurin valery chkalov maxim gorky mikhail lermontov alexander suvorov vladimir mayakovsky alexander matrosov vladimir komarov the ministry of culture recommends changing all these names. but how many new cities are on the map of ukraine, i mean renamed ones, here is the most anecdotal. in my opinion, it’s anecdotal when it was the last one, when they wanted to rename kirovograd to kropyvnytskyi, this is an actor such a playwright mark karpyvnytskyy, who yes there was born, yes, but let's see what was there and how it began. residents of kirovograd oppose the renaming of the city according to a survey of

the kiev international institute of sociology, 57% of the city's residents are in favor of retaining the name kirovograd, another 30% would like to name the city or the city council for the name krapivnitsky, which recommends the profile committee. the verkhovna rada was only 4% polled 82% of residents said they did not support the committee's proposed name for krapivnitsky, and a quarter of these people they are even ready to protest if the city decides to call it that. this is true, but all the same, the verkhovna rada changed its name without asking anyone. now one second. we are now talking about the other a little, that's even. the washington post is concerned about the void that arose in ukrainian cities after the monuments of the soviet period were demolished. let's listen. after the start of the revolution in ukraine, a law on decommunization was issued, as a result of which

symbols of the soviet era disappeared from the squares, the street of publications in ukraine the law lists dozens of historical figures, slogans and symbols that must be removed from public places. however, it does not say that all this should be replaced at the site of the demolished monuments. now you can see the empty pedestal fresh tile commemorative plaque. or just bare ground. yes, any renaming is unpleasant enough. we probably all remember that in the early nineties, similar renaming swept through moscow, and in connection with this, many streets were renamed. and now, for example, the butt street that i always knew, i never knew who the shoes really were, but i always knew the butt street now it was renamed into something of what? i can't remember or even pronounce. if you read here, i absolutely do not

understand what did not please. uh, at that time mickiewicz and the street, which was also renamed by god all into that mickiewicz street was on the lubyanka and so on. well, it's kind of. a rather strange system, because if decommunization is carried out, then it must be carried out in a different way. history is when they cleaned they removed the soviet, say, the name of the streets in odessa, then they returned the historical ones, this is an understandable process, that is, the street used to be called that, then it was renamed here in front of us. and we will make sure that she comes back. this is clear to me. i do n't understand. here's what and let's see, how to get in touch with us and the founder of the battalion commander vostok of the internal troops of the people's militia, dpr alexander khodakovsky alexander you recently wrote a post on social networks. and he directly caused such you know a

heated discussion. can you remind me what you're talking about wrote. we do not welcome when the memory is demolished, but there is a big question. why restore them after they were demolished, in particular, it was about memorials to lenin, because, in my opinion, the russian president made it clear that the ukraine project is anti-russia. it just started with the decisions that were introduced by vladimir lenin, and in fact, we are now reaping all this as the consequences of the fact that a special operation is now being carried out. this is, as it were, a consequence of the fact that once in those days they were accepted decisions by specific people by a specific person and very strange. in my opinion, based on this position, in those territories that we are now restoring control over which we have restored, which we are returning, so to speak , under the protectorate of russia first and later. i

hope that these territories, in principle, will go back to russia's compositions strange in these territories. uh, to restore the memory of a person who, in fact, and yi gave rise to this situation, when rivers of blood are pouring from both sides, when we actually destroy cities, which, in fact, are occupied by our enemy and it’s just that in the course of hostilities it doesn’t work out differently, and here is what we have now, when, in fact, once one people is opposed to each other and the west applauds us we have as a result of what we have as specific decisions ratified by specific people. and now, instead of giving a general assessment of this situation, not only in the places of the president, but in general. we are starting to rebuild. here is everything that is connected with this symbolically connected with this person, for example, lenin street monuments. lenin name of lenin squares i see a frank dissonance here. and if

someone told me that, uh, my efforts, and the sacrifices that we make when we send people into battle, come to an end. these are the finals. i would very strongly object, but, unfortunately, no one of us. he asks, here we have a monument in the center of the city. i believe there are enough people who wear. uh, here's something in myself connected with this person and destroy or make this monument. well, perhaps now is not the time out of place, but it restores enough of your concern completely, of course. that is, you think that those guys, especially the young ones, who go into battle today for completely different ideals. yes, they see that behind them, in the reclaimed space, there is such a rollback to e, which was true to the soviet one. i understand. is there yes? not everything soviet needs to be differentiated right away, when, for example, they rename a street named after zhukov or konev there after bandera or shukheichi, there is a protest zhukov and koneva, of course, are definitely

associated with the soviet period, and so are we, but we also regard them as political figures. but as military figures who brought victory in our homeland. here dissonance does not arise and the younger generation. he completely understands, they don’t have any, let’s say, a break in patterns, but when these things happen, well, resuscitation is the resuscitation of an old idea that has not stood the test of time and now it is in some kind of strange, strange state, when it still continues to be exploited , well by for various reasons and for various purposes, but the chances that she is now reincarnated again at this historical period, as if there are none. for the younger generation, of course, it is simply puzzling what we are doing here. this is clear. now, let's think about it all together. well , it’s good for ukraine, except for two or three figures there, if you don’t take the general history to put in place, there’s the same, there’s no one lenin, well, there darth vader erects monuments to chipollino, whoever they don’t put a holy

place in, yes, it’s never empty, it’s clear and we- then to whom this is the ideology of modern russia. you drive into a dead end, because, well, firstly, there are many people in ukraine to put, but that's not the point, that is, ukraine positions itself as not a pagan, but a monotheistic country and the installation of any idol on a pedestal. it slightly contradicts everything that we are taught, and every time someone is put on a pedestal, if this is not some local hero, if these are not local soldiers who died in world war ii, then any installation of someone on a pedestal causes massive contradictions brawl carnage and so on. listen, well, it's time to stop this already, but now i'm talking about anxiety inside the country, and now i'm talking about it, every installation. it hurts already it's time to stop with this left empty pedestals. remove the pedestals. i'm talking about something else. e god bless them with

monuments, after all. we are talking about something else now, if the ideology of ukraine is anti-russia, then what is our ideology? well, firstly, i categorically disagree with the fact that any ideology should be in the form of some formalized set of postulates, because this, usually very repulsive. especially the younger generation, with regard to what the speaker said about the rollback and the fear of a rollback. well, i can say that from a psychological point of view, this is nothing more than a phobia rollback anywhere is fundamentally impossible for anyone, history only goes forward, including when they start talking about the russian federation like this we are returning to the soviet past or we are returning to imperial past. no, we are moving forward, but again, and a sign of mental health, it is connected. well, first of all, with the fact that

monuments are not a symbol, originally something good. in this sense, i categorically disagree with e and not a laser monument - it’s just a tribute to this past, it’s necessarily some kind of person who evokes unambiguously positive emotions, and in this sense, here again , if we return to our ideology . and you understand what's the matter, don't you? uh, today's ukraine, we often say that it is anti-russia, it's not so bad today's ukraine is anti-ukraine, and this is the tragedy of the situation, that is, instead of ukraine, there is khmelnitsky and gogol and sailor koshka took and chose this escheat some incomprehensible, but the country, uh, petlyura and mazepa and stepan bandera itself, therefore, in fact, our ideology, just the same, is not that 100 weeds should flourish, as they want today to do in ukraine but in the fact that

100 flowers bloomed diversity in peaceful existence within the framework of one country and so on. eh, how do you explain to the guys, just the ones that you send into battle. what they are fighting for you know , well, we don't hold political meetings. in the morning and not they pumped people up with some kind of momentary motives, this motive is hanging in the air. yes , this is what he started for us in the next year, in the fourteenth year, when an acute threat arose. it's just, uh, a participant in the process of turning into anti-russians is put. yes, and we seem to have unequivocally declared our position here and maybe reanimated some things that well, lived in the minds of people, but did not manifest themselves so clearly when the threat of losing something he sharply sharpened attention to this. interest is the need for it. well we we are talking about ours. uh, the only thing i’m talking about with russia is, in fact, we’re all

filled with the same motives now and we haven’t invented anything new. that is, we now, of course, are not guided by any ideology, people who are at risk, people who walk on the verge of death. of course, they always walk side by side very close to god, and it is clear that in the symbolism around them. uh, a lot of religious things are there, a lot of symbols are there. some kind of faith, respectively. there are two overlapping motifs on one side. russia in all its diversity of history with its status, so to speak, and what is directly connected with a person with his soul, therefore here everything is somehow clearly defined here, no need. thank you very much alexander sergeevich, they were in touch with us. and thank you for your position. good luck, okay? yes , i am deeply convinced of this national self-consciousness, this is self-acceptance. well, of course its history. let me remind you that in ancient historical times, when temples were built on pagan temples. this was perceived as normal, and the current situation

reminds me of the history of the cathedral of christ the savior at first it was a temple built with the money of the people in the name of victory on the site of the monastery. yes, in the name of victory, 12 years, then it was a pillar pool, and everyone accepted it, because such was the history of the historical period, it became a temple again. this is the same temple, in principle, yes, but the people who built it, who donated it, are completely different. and i think that it is precisely in this short model, uh, that the main meaning of what is happening to us and ukraine is laid down, and most importantly, yes now the pool is on the site of ukraine but then there will be a temple. i am sure of this, i see. and there is a need to somehow formulate the ideology of the state. well, as a matter of fact, uh, our state, uh, in the constitution is still spelled out that there is no ideology. yes, respectively, but still will or captivity. uh, some logic

circuits, they're being mounted. right now, we respect the commander, they also said here, that is, it could be an appeal to religion. this may be an appeal to some particular national roots of saints, but in this case, we also repeatedly hear that in this conflict we are fighting for the russian world. yes, in all its diversity. although we have not determined. what is the russian world, and it is very difficult to define, at least, because it can be narrow, what am i talking about? that's clear, there are slogans and guides, yes, and in the soviet period in the empire, orthodoxy, autocracy, nationality determined the ideology, too, now you can invent such a formula, like yours well, again, this is probably intellectual efforts should be applied and have been applying for 30 years and we believe. but you see, so far without on it is quite possible that these results are not. we have a religion, the fight against nazism. wait for this religious feeling, and i would n't call it religion, by the way, since you're

talking about, uh, what the soldiers came with. e great patriotic war. i want to remind you that not only for the motherland and stalin, but as simonov wrote, if your home is dear to you. yes, that was an important component, and this very ideology a person has a house and the state belongs to this house c respect and, probably, the formula of any successful ideology. maybe quite a simple risk to offer it to you, namely respect for the individual plus the strength of the state. right now you are leading this discussion. i also remembered gaia litsess says that in order to have a strong power there are only two scientific components soldiers and money in my mind . to ambivalent concepts, because if there are soldiers there will be money, if there is money, we will buy soldiers, but in the modern world this is not needed much, some kind of positive agenda. in any

case of the modern point of view. no, but, because as long as they overcome the mental gap between the russian empire and the soviet and soviet union, but it is impossible to formulate a more or less sane historical concept of continuity. understandable, but still. you call the state ideology hatred of nazism. well, naturally, i said that this religious feeling is religious, which feeds the current fighting spirit, i see. but if we return to my question. we can finally formulate that message is the russian spirit that we bring to the world or not. you know, it's not for nothing that we ca n't formulate it. it would seem that with a click, you can do this orthodoxy autocracy nationality did it very easily, but did it take root, was it the content of state policy? in

my opinion? no, it was an official topic that lasted for some time, and then it became an anti-me, which opponents began to use in order to, on the contrary, destroy this state. it seems to me that we don't need an ideology. uh, us need an idea. she already has this idea of ​​russia in her what is called geographical sensations? here, in fact, that's all. here are the promised quote is the opinion of fyodor lukyanov, editor-in-chief of russia's journal of global affairs before discussing whether russia can offer the world some new ideology, i would put the question differently. whether the world is waiting for such an offer from us or from anyone else, a special military operation in ukraine can be compared to the fall of a stone that caused an avalanche. she became the catalyst accelerator of the disintegration of traditional international structures. now it is unproductive and premature to think about what the global world will be like after the

avalanche, so the ideology should be associated exclusively with the solution of national problems. she shouldn't be repulsed. from how we are seen in the world or how we see the world of the idea of ​​some kind of global mission, not relevant to the current agenda. well , i think i agree completely. yes, ah, at least, because it is very difficult to formulate some things, especially ideology, the moment when one the moment when the world is changing on the first program continues to broadcast. time will tell we are working live. i promised you news about nancy sang, and they are news, and moreover, uh, so disappointing, probably for the stability of the world order. but in general, yesterday, when nancy pilose flew her plane to taiwan, everyone had fears and doubts whether some would fly or not.

by the way, sharp-tongued users on social networks called her plane grandmother in the summer, but not because of her honorable age. we respect age, but because the grandmother flew in for the opposition, but for the opposition to china well , she flew in to communicate. and by the way, about age, you know what we remembered, we are now in the editorial office, if i hope they show us photos of nancy pilose, so experienced politicians that she still participated in the inauguration of kennedy can you imagine what century this lady is respected from, how much experience she has behind nancy, pilose was already present, then being a statesman who is not just invited. do you remember how saakashvili who is in the bushes there at the inauguration, trump was sitting somewhere, and she is invited and she participates in the inauguration. kennedy stands next to him and walks. as far as i understand, this is not just shooting. this is a protocol shot. and here she is now. well, no matter how outwardly it has practically not changed, because

they eat babies there, as everyone knows. yes, and blood. well , these are jokes. although, although some american representatives believe that this is not a joke, not a damn thing, but okay, this is a separate story. but the most interesting thing is how china reacted to all this. uh, because china as soon as it became known that the plane had landed. and it was difficult to accurately identify, and the board was changed several times, its number was distinguished by transponders. china lives here. hmm, essentially a blockade of the island. we show you a map of conducting military exercises using live firing, not just training, but live firing and in fact. as you can see, the island is completely blocked from the sea, and as far as i know, aviation is also in the air and the aviation island is also completely. well, actually blocked, because she was able to fly, but can she she will fly away, but look, there are shots from the airfield where her plane is, how her plane is being prepared for departure. and now the key question is whether the

plane will take off or not, will she be able to calmly leave the island now, because there the visit time was extended, they said that either she would fly away today at lunchtime, or even stay on this island for several days, but right now we are getting frames. from the airport, the plane is being prepared for departure, when there is no information yet and we are in direct contact right now, beijing is the head representative offices of the russian media group today. kin alexey sergeevich savitsky let's get the news directly from alexei alexei hello to you, how china reacts to all this. good afternoon, of course, china is not happy with this situation for china, this is interference in the internal affairs of the country. this is an attack on china's territorial integrity on its sovereignty a, and china's response will be tough for many. yesterday it was already expected that some hot action would take place. that's right,

on arrival, nancy pilose is already on the island, but, honestly speaking of which, no one in china was saying that there would be some very, uh, short-term quick action. there were, of course, hotheads who were calling for decisive action. but china is pragmatic china acts in cold blood, considering the pros and cons of choosing the best scenario for itself. uh, so to say that china has not responded. er, well, i think that would be really wrong. china reacted, we see this both in the message in official channels and in those actions, what is happening now? uh and those the same teachings, oh, which you have already said, and economically all sorts of sanctions that, uh, the mainland are already driving against the island. it should be noted that the island is really. we are very dependent on china, that is, and trade from taiwan with china is a very important part, first of all, of the taiwanese economy,

and china also has a lot of economic mechanisms that will allow it. uh, well, get your point across and show that what happened is that, uh , the provocation that america allowed itself to commit, it will have far, leading consequences aleksey well, in our country we can not but compare these events with what is happening in ukraine. although the events are unconditional. eh, they have a completely different sense, they have different components and, uh, different processes, but the attitude of society is bright, what about one event? well, emotionally, what’s different here, if in our country, well, the vast majority of people support a special military operation, then now in china, how do ordinary chinese relate to this visit, if people in china who say, well, they say, nancy piloshi flew to there is nothing wrong with it, or everyone condemns it. hmm no absolutely most people are confident. what

america has done now is an act. eh, really, well hostile. uh, there are no people, uh, yes, the information field is nowhere in social networks . it is, uh, very serious for china, it has deep historical roots. and i absolutely agree that in general, uh, it's impossible to compare this to the situation that's going on. in ukraine, uh, here, but america is using such a mechanism to put pressure on countries, uh, in those issues in which it should not participate at all, in which, in principle, it has nothing to do. but at the same time, she allows herself such provocations. and to again. uh, to destabilize the situation in the region and try to undermine stability in china alexey a.

in your opinion, the real purpose of nancy's arrival is a pelosiped, a ram, what a provocation for the sake of a provocation. this is a long-term political game of what they want to achieve. i am exactly i can tell what, uh, they didn't want to achieve. it 's helping taiwan because, well, they've put taiwan in a very uncomfortable position, because really, well, whatever happened to the visit, it wouldn't happen. the losing side, but it would have been taiwan , because if the pilot hadn’t arrived, then there would have been talk that, uh, taiwan-1, in general, the united states is all bravado, if, as we know, it flew, then taiwan will now face problems of precisely interaction with china on the mainland of alex now, we directly show the footage of tipilosi going to his plane. she's already on the runway, i think.

uh, well, at least the cortege is american already. we're seeing footage right now live showing on do you think there will be any incidents during uh, takeoff and uh, well, that's just how and what people say about it, i think that you probably don't like such forecasts a very fertile occupation to give, but nevertheless, china yes calmly go out, because the chinese we know the chinese mentality they, if they are preparing a response, then this is not an emotional momentary response. this is a calm , cold-blooded calculation. well, if we talk specifically about the relationship between the chinese and the usa, i don’t think that now it’s ah, we will observe some kind of power scenario or an aggressive aggressive development of events. all this will now move to the diplomatic and economic plane, because china also has mechanisms, and we know the economic mechanisms of pressure on america there. we are talking about trade barriers.

there, in general, there is a big problem that states now they still can’t, and set up their domestic market, just because everyone won’t deal with chinese exports. well, it’s also diplomatically clear that the relations that china was building with the united states, they were tense, yes, in recent years, but they were emphasized neutral. i think that this period is over and now we are waiting for a period of diplomatic confrontation, because such events, china, well, just can not miss the diplomatic and economic confrontation, i heard you correctly or only diplomatic , diplomatic and economic thank you very much alexey sergeevich savitsky, the head of the representative office of the media group was in direct contact with us, russia today in beijing ah. our viewers, we continue to show footage of nancy pelosi arriving at the plane. as you can see, despite the respectful and respected age. she is wearing high heels, well, she does not deny herself this

, and, of course, she is already approaching the plane to the gangway. that famous white suit peacekeeping, where she actually was at the meeting. e with the leaders of taiwan a and now she is already starting to climb the ladder, as far as i understand, she is bringing her things. well, things are already being brought in. it is still worth talking about, we are watching live how the take-off and flight this visit will take place - what was that? this visit, of course, is first of all a probing. here are those very red lines that we often talk about in the context of russia, but in fact, any self-respecting power has them, and again, if to draw seductive parallels with our history with our situation. naturally, nothing is done right away, because even sun tzu said that tactics without a strategy are just vanity before defeat, and it was quite obvious when russia, for example, said many times that let's stop. please give us guarantees. we have red lines, no one

believed, because everyone just tried the ground and felt these edges of what is permitted, the same thing. today we are seeing in the relationship between china and united states of america, that is, indeed. well, let's just say that the worst prospects of all possible are the prospects for the official recognition of taiwan by the united states. and what will happen. actually, for this you had to eat and, uh, there is a possibility, because it is at all official levels, the white house said that they adhere to. in general , they are trying to play peacekeepers, both in a dream and in reality, and even in the colors of a blue-and-white plane and attire. as you correctly noted, also white and blue, you see this, i try. and all. this, as it were, manifests itself, but nevertheless it is necessary to consider here, the worst versions and current versions. here is the worst option today, which will really put in a relationship situation on the brink of war. this is official recognition. here, okay. and even if it happens, and what will happen. for this, it was necessary to see

if china was ready for a military-force response. i think that, after all, china is playing for the long haul and it was quite obvious that no one was going to shoot anyone down, as some experts said, it seems to me that such a version did not exist at all from the very beginning, simply because it is absurd, because, firstly, of course, this is the board of an official on board, in addition to it, there is also a whole delegation. and this is, well, actually a declaration of war. why, but still. see how far you can go. this is what really worked. and i think actually everyone was scared both, uh, sides, as if now, maybe it doesn’t look bravura there, the united states of america is actually something other than nancy pelosi the only person who was ready to support her and fly in a plane that is there, well, let it be there with some minimal probability, but they could shoot down in theory, it was michael pompeo. everyone else was looking. no, we pass, please, you fly, but without us. eh, that's very revealing. i mean , it really is. i would say

a test, a pen and an attempt to define boundaries. i think that now everyone has seen everything. but what will happen next, just what pompeo needs was the minister of defense such a hawk hawk, and all the rest. as you correctly noted that no. no. no, we do not want to fly with us with a philosophy. a rifat what do you think? this visit is china's glove thrown down. this is an open confrontation. this means the united states is going for broke, or is it still some kind of diplomatic games. i think the us doesn't go for broke, they think they'll get away with it and can misbehave as they want, so that's how it is for them . well, they understand that they walk near the red lines, but i agree, here, uh, our colleague. and that china will not quickly be situational decide. well, now, firstly, nato ships are standing there and standing there, respectively, the armament in

taiwan itself is such a pre-war situation. well, china will calmly wait until everything calms down, taiwan will be weaker economically, they will weaken it and then they will do their job, because for them this island is almost like that. not no more than our crimea somewhere around. yes, about 30 million people live there. yes, but this island is very important strategically for the south china and east china seas, which china wants control, therefore, of course, they will not give taiwan away. it is obvious here as to why she went? well, it is not necessary to exclude the first, so that , of course, in order to tell china you are flirting with the russians there. but you know that you still have an achilles' heel, taiwan, let's hit it for you, respectively, sometimes. that is, you think that this visit was to tear china away

from russia from the employees of the show, we have a negotiating position. let's talk about taiwan for the second time don't forget about november elections, because who is the saw is still the speaker. ah, congress. yes, respectively , she, uh, the head of the democratic party is practically, yes, in parliament, yes, and she had elections. she has an election in november, yes. six or there five or six million chinese in america is almost always an electoral. yes, yes, this is the electoral base of the democrats themselves has always been, so it also plays on the elections. therefore, this visit is, uh, i agree, but it is, firstly, a matter of probing the red lines, but this is also a question. e the formation of some negotiating position with china, as well as the issue of the election campaign of the most democratic party. nikita and here's what kind of pressure through taiwan on china can be

discussed. if the official white house declares that they adhere to the policy of a united china, and, accordingly, taiwan considers it a part of china, of course, and the chinese dragon showed itself and whether this visit unleashed and i throw my hands on the chinese in order to impose sanctions against taiwan from the united states, in fact, in an unlimited scale. i remember the famous movie. yes, a crouching tiger, a lurking dragon listen to the fact that china did not react emotionally, but who in general, dealing with international relations and even more so knowing how china behaves in foreign policy and even, by the way, in domestic policy, china was expecting a missile strike on board the pilosi, of course, no one did. but what is very important, the west managed to promote this scene. you can say informationally that you are watching, this is a slap in the face to china and so on. yes, nothing like that pilotti brought there, the next salvo rocket systems. fire hummers. no, that she brought an air

defense system there and is not on the territory of taiwan, that is, in fact, at the level of words at the level of rhetoric, the americans really earn. first of all, political points inside, showing that after the failure in afghanistan, after the fact that they can’t do anything, despite all the power and financial military assistance in ukraine, look, we and china, as it were, can talk with our main opponent in this way, on really. e it is the visit of the pilosi that is the captive reference point. by the way, let me remind you. it seems to me such an interesting historical analogy that in 1997 , when the speaker also came to taiwan, literally after some time, hong kong became a full-fledged part of china. and by the way, taiwan is also china, but in my opinion. these processes. they are absolutely irreversible. as it was rightly said, we are dear colleagues before. uh, pilosi made it worse for everyone but herself. yes, she showed that she had other nerves. yes she is now will earn political points. i was not too lazy

before the broadcast looked at the main media , primarily printed in the west. there, everywhere in the pilos she is exhibited as such a heroine , they say that she showed the iron fist. authoritarian ah or a little totalitarian regime in china but really. uh, the united states of america is the most important thing from the point of view of defending some guarantees to taiwan, they cannot provide anything, and when piloshi arrives she says that she supports democracy and freedom and the next day, he leaves without giving any security guarantees to taiwan. well, in my opinion. uh, this means that the issue of taiwan will most likely be resolved. i am of the opinion that it will be resolved, most likely in a military-diplomatic way, because many taiwanese really do not want to be used and manipulated in the context of these political games and china now, indeed. his hands are tied. uh, what we didn't see at a particular point in time is a real tough answer. does not mean at all that china will not make this

response. after some time. it will be very painful in our connection with donetsk airat khairullin is a war correspondent with us. let's move on already. closer to our borders marat hello and what is the latest news from donetsk tell me hello ruslan hello dear viewers, but we have our own war going on since the morning there are shelling continuously. well, literally before the broadcast somewhere in half an hour in the kiev region. donetsk killed two people. one of them is a woman the seller directly at the workplace the man was injured and taken to the hospital. and he died there being shelled by hurricanes. again these cursed mines scattered the petals. here i want to say the moment that the petals have already begun to be thrown into the kolyanyansky district. it's not even closer to the rear. yes, this is not closer to the front line. i'm already from the center towards the rear. this, that is, uh, professional is some very interesting information in a professional environment. that is, these are the people who directly discuss, but

are directly involved in demining. they are discuss the next news. well, the next working moment, yes, but in 2014, the ukrainians tried to use the petals, but they didn’t have exactly this mechanism for scattering mines, as it were, but now they appeared and appeared recently, and moreover , these hurricane missiles. they began to fly somewhere further, that is, to nu, much further than the usual rocket that the ukrainians had. that is, i want to say that someone helped. well, who helps in the west like that? someone, at least, someone modernized them, and we are these hurricane missiles, because ukraine could not modernize these missiles for 8 years. so what is next. well, apparently, yes, because they fall asleep with petals. everything is very dense, very much, and apparently this is now such a reality. they will be for me. that is, they will constantly use them. and the next point that needs to be emphasized, that is, there is an offensive, and in the navdeev direction ours have moved forward.

in particular, they occupied a key point. this is a mine shaft. butovskaya so-called. yes, this is a key point of defense in kiev, in fact. this means that ours are already sitting on the outskirts, arkeevki, huh? they say the military just talked to them from the front line, and the arrangement of military positions is underway, mines are being cleared, and they are kicking out, it means, the ukrainian strongholds of the islangs. there are their roadblocks and so on. well, the issues of the disk are considered to be avdiivka are considered resolved and the issue of the sands is resolved in the same way. well, so that you understand, yes, the sands, and since 2016, it has been an uninhabited, peaceful settlement. it is small, there is just one microdistrict, and there are about ten multi-storey buildings and everything else is a private sector. and this whole village turned into a fortified area. and now ours have simply ground it to dust. there remained a few cellars, but it is assumed that this is in some industrial buildings, and indeed the cellars of the former church. so they remained there, but they are no more, then in fact the question is, what to finally

suppress them and go into the persians. that is, we can say that sooner or later the sands will become there for the next day or two or three of ours, that is, the question simply finishes off, that is, we are approaching the environment of avdiivka avdiivka in ticks, uh, uh, the fighters are already on the outskirts. girls, but aviation artillery is actively working there, therefore, ours , as it were, retreated to a safe distance, as soon as the positions that they now occupy are equipped or cleared of mines, then they will go forward in the near future. well, avdiivka is practically cut off. but between yavdeevka and the sands there is a track. here it is definitely already cut, that is, this route practically does not exist, therefore they do not have supplies there, that is, there is no communication. that is already in fact. it can be said about operational control. yes, probably, you need a little person, yes, operational control. well, let's just say that the suppression of the last fire centers is going on. thank you very much marat khairullin with us in direct contact with donetsk rather important news, but vasilich, i wanted to

consult with you about the petals once again, like a military man. and, well, firstly, if this is such a forbidden and terrible thing, as everyone tells us, how the most important thing they don’t even tell about the conventions that exist on this subject, then the question is first where do these mine petals come from ukraine if she reported on this destruction in such a quantity, how many more do they have and the second question. and why do the world community know the forbidden terrible mines do not react? well, at least for a change, they could accuse us once again that it is we, it turns out, that we are shelling in donetsk, but they don’t do that either. the fact is that we are fully accountable and under the control of the international community. we reported on the destruction of such mines, since they are indeed prohibited directly by international conventions, ukraine, firstly, has not yet fully reported on what it destroyed, that is, even according to the documents , they did not manage to destroy everything. and secondly, i think that they did not destroy much. they reported more on documents. how many can be discussed. uh, i think tens of thousands. eh,

i’m even afraid to assume further, but, because they are actually theirs, as far as i understand now, that this state cannot be trusted. we see it more and more every day and nothing else was destroyed there. and now, given the opportunity scatter them from the cassettes. they do this for the civilian population of damas, and as we know, as their intelligence general said, they do this consent and with the approval of the americans, the british. yes, there is some kind of international control, does it exist at all, or all these international commissions that want to hear this, they don’t want to hear it and won’t hear it. yes, there are millions about international control, what we are talking about now is based on two conventions. this is the 1980 convention on conventional armaments, and this is the tatar convention for camping mine of the ninety-seventh year. actually. uh, there is a delicate enough situation in terms of signing and ratification, because only uh, ratification finally imposes obligations on the state. i think that ukraine will just

try to maneuver on these legal subtleties, as far as the control mechanism is concerned. it is entrusted, in principle, to the relevant committees of the united nations organization, this is absolutely nothing . therefore, in general, the topic is arms control. it does not work in mass format. the way it should be the only thing that works. these are some kind of bilateral there, well, at best, there are five-sided, and the agreements, that is, well, let's say this is the format, and rsmd, and the agreements on the liquidation of missiles, and the average short range of the ninety-seventh year, which is completely recently, a us-initiated rupture was not bad, because everyone understood that there are two sides. and here they are. actually, one could ask them if there were real speakers from each state and one could really responsibility. there, try to at least implement all these mass conventions. rather, they have, in general, such a de facto declarative status. although, of course, these are conventional obligations, but again, the practice of the ukrainian conflict has shown that there is

no control, and naturally. i think that there were still huge flows of imported weapons, including various types of these cluster munitions, because at night it is obvious that it was unlikely that so much was stored. in warehouses yes, a lawyer, an international specialist and you you tell us about this topic, so in essence. you say international legal law does not exist, this is a fiction. and because, well, because in the concept they sign from, it actually works, or it doesn’t work, you always have to look, and the interpretation of signers c is these, these are the people of whom minami is now minimizing these legal subtleties of the statement. well, they don't really care. today, two people died on these mines in just an important moment. you see, ruslan died. who died, and why did he die? who delivered, mina and so on. we cannot

simply discuss all this right now, because the conflict continues. any international responsibility, unfortunately, to a great extent. it is always implemented after the fact. therefore, the conflict will end. i hope some kind of international tribunal and that's where all these questions can be asked. you are a white suit, like a pilot, in fact, a special peaceful purpose. i understand international lawyer yes , i would like to believe, but in practice. well, how? well, i don't know. well, look, and the ukrainian authorities declare openly that they are going to these territories, donetsk returns to itself. well, how can you return to yourself the people and territories that you mine. okay, they are already used to shelling there, they are minimizing citizens. just civilian areas. here are these minami petal. children run. okay, uh, the sands, as the kharuli parade told us , is already practically under our control, or is it a matter of the very near future and there are absolutely definitely in these sands, and those ukrainian servicemen who got into us

captives begin to talk about what is going on. let's listen to these. did you understand cover? there was none? well, that is, there was no dugout. this is the first position. we don’t remember the name of the position, well, we sat there at night in the morning. again, the bombing began. the parishes sat nearby and prayed that it would not be bombed. well, that is, but there was a cop. well , they say from wall to wall of the image, that is, it’s hard not to get there, how surprised i am that we’ve been there for how long . primary and four or five and how did we survive that not even 300. mobilized i'm not saw. well, except for the mobilized, i did not see anyone. this means that this is the last strength, eat a lot of such that, like in my department of

guys who did not even serve them right away on the agenda. everything, they didn’t even serve a line, they were n’t military at all. that's what i can say, it's better, of course, here the guys stay at home and don't go anywhere. first of all, there is the war. it's dirty. the eloe delo is, well, there are politicians there, politics is involved, they didn’t even serve at all. so they don’t know what it is. there they only fired twice at napoleone at all, yes? yes what do they say they are afraid of what? as, of course, they are afraid, everyone is afraid. they don't know where it's going either. where are they there? well, the oldest one is probably a sergeant. that is, he is generally a unit of trained guys, i don’t know, they have a position, yes, sit and wait, there, what is unknown to wait for? in short, you need to sit did not wait. sat for a day well, that is, in fact,

if we discard everything like that, they just took you like meat and to the very front line. well, in the sense that there were such people in this person, it is clear that people called for the first time in general, both of them did nothing knowing. yes, as the meat was thrown in advance just like that. now we are being turned on, in fact, from the front line - this is the western direction of work of our troops. deputy battalion commander for educational work vyacheslav hello, tell me what is happening on the ground. how are our guys progressing like this? hello at present, a tense situation remains, probably, in all sectors of the front, regardless of whether offensive operations are actively taking place there, or odessa is being carried out to block the enemy for further

promotion. there go specifically positional battles. in general, stop-stop everywhere remains tense at the moment, the division can try itself, so to speak, in new roles, because, if at the beginning of the svu ah. our task. it was the storming of cities, their cleansing from the enemy, who used various houses of industrial zones as his crepes, now this task is to block the area. these are positional e-fights. well, of course, this is an open area, where there is a huge amount of enemy artillery. well, i must say that we are doing quite a successful counter-battery fire. so i am sure that all tasks will be completed no matter how e. well, what will they be put vyacheslav eh? do you observe any? changes in the tactics of the enemy after the supply of western weapons, how much does this weapon affect their work? i will tell you this, if we are talking about tactics directly introducing battles, then it is difficult for me to

evaluate it, because, as i said earlier, in the early stages of my own. these were assault missions. these were clearing tasks and fire contact with the enemy behaved the advantage of small arms at a distance of 100-200. m now, when it comes to positional battles, artillery already plays a much larger role, but i will tell you this no matter what supplies the west makes to ukraine , no matter how much artillery they will concentrate on the front. it is not said in any way, quite by us combat missions all the guys, all the fighters of our unit clearly understand why they are here and the most most importantly, they understand who is behind them . these are relatives, their wives and children. and when you understand that your actions depend on the safety of the decline. it is absolutely not important for these very dear people who is standing in front of them and it is absolutely not important what they are armed with. the only tactic of the ukrainian military has not changed so far is the tactic of maximum terror against civilians. you

can see for yourself what is happening now in the cities, where civilians are, donetsk makiivka, if new gorlovka if we are talking about mariupol, then the enemy used civilians there, as living now, if we are talking about liberated settlements, then as soon as the enemy, the settlement loses these settlements, they become an object for artillery, that is, as far as maximum terror is concerned against the civilian population. that's it, probably, in this matter, the tactics of the enemy remained unchanged. thank you very much vyacheslav for your work and the guys. tell that the whole country is with you all support. in general, the right things. speak although it would seem so simple, but, unfortunately, a lot of them need to be explained, because if you look at ukrainian propaganda there, of course, it is quiet. horror. thank you very much vyacheslav work. and we will work here in our rear and tell and tell and tell, because every day a talking head by the name of aristovich broadcasts to the ukrainian audience, who

even he is forced to admit that not everything is good for them in the sands. but it is natural to inspire optimism in ukrainian citizens. let's listen. here you go the concentration occurred to the south of bakhmata and there was a concentration on the sand, or let's say, in general, the direction of the enemy is concentrated efforts and reserves. in the general direction from donetsk to the sands, experienced sparta is there, here, but for two days. there it was not easy for our guys due to the concentration of superior enemy forces, especially in the arteries, the issues of the artery are nothing there, anthropopower jumped up. she'll fix things up a bit. and the next well, amazing yes character, well, sort of, yes, but now we are all fix it. you don’t worry at all, that is, the front line is shifting back, in your eyes, and god’s dew, these propagandists are frankly working. he himself even admitted that he was lying there 3 times 4 times 10 times. he spoke about it himself. i wanted to

return, if possible, to this most enormous more now, these are mines of petals to talk about them. now we need to talk about them, then we will definitely talk about them when we figure it out, when there will be tribunals, but we need to talk and attract attention even now, because with every little darling. it someone's injury, disability, someone's life, because if you eat, you can tear off your leg and you can die, it bleeds. this is the first. the second yes was for the convention. first convention. she determined that these mines should not be used on residential buildings. and that these mines must have a self-destruct mechanism after a certain time, the second convention banned them altogether. and unfortunately, a huge number of these mines remained in the ukraine of the soviet era. why well, they didn’t have time to destroy it, because then the main weapons depots. we had it was closer to the borders and ukraine was just in the western direction closer to the borders and there are colossal weapons depots and the most powerful reserves of these very petals. and rifat can this

be done at the state level? what to attract the west e. well, pay attention, at least to this, but it is impossible not to notice. we pay attention both through the un and through our ministry of foreign affairs. well, you know what kind of reaction they turn a blind eye to everything, but when they themselves staged it, like in a bucha. yes all channels they start ringing about it, therefore, how international organizations are used. and who is their boss? we already know about it. look obse. yes, when the corresponding e, reconnaissance came to light . on the part of the osce staff in ukraine, yes, and therefore, how the white helmets worked in syria, therefore, we perfectly understand that, well, at the same time, our diplomats. i think they are doing their job, that is, they are constantly reporting it. they do form some kind of database

for the tribunal here as well. by the way, i wanted to draw attention. here's what u said right now, respectively. uh, the deputy of the battalion is an interesting fact, isn't it ? i listened yesterday. uh, announcements from the ministry of defense are ours, well, from vodka from the fields yes , it's amazing, i'll never remember the numbers lately. yes, more than a thousand dead from the apu. well, that is for a day for a day. that is a gigantic loss. yes, that is, there was usually a hundred there, there was something else. yes, much from our side. well, many times less, yes, that is, even one tenth i don’t understand, yes, that is already somewhere now it's 1:20, but in general now there are losses, well, let's not get ahead of ourselves , forward and cross our fingers, because according to the information that comes. these are single losses there and for the quality work of our artillery of our vks and the fact that we are in no hurry to take. it’s just that we hold our fingers like this and are silent on this, and it is very important that we are systematic, no matter

how cynical it sounds. we are doing our military doing their job, systematically going. uh, demining is going on in donetsk of these mine-petals. yes, there is artillery. we'll take it anyway avdiivka. it has already become obvious to everyone, so god give our guys strength. eh, they've already learned. uh, clearly carry out their tasks and fight, so i'm sure that victory will be mine. it's not even debatable. we continue to closely monitor the aircraft. nancy pelosi. in general , before climbing the ladder and landing the plane. she handed out medals. these are the people who accompanied her from the taiwanese side. we don’t know whether chocolate medals or real ones. is it possible to

compare the distribution of these medals with the distribution of cookies on maidan victoria nuland, but nevertheless, the process was recorded, or maybe for the manifestation of heroic courage and courage, accompanied by nancy pilose, and she climbed the tra- literally 2 minutes ago. she is now sitting in the plane, but the plane is not moving anywhere. and how long she will sit there is still unknown, because according to the information that is coming in right now, six f-15 fighters and three tanker planes have been lifted into the air from the american base in okinawa in japan and are moving south. all in all the series is moving into a new season. of course, we will follow this and tell you on our air, our dear viewers, so do not go anywhere from the screens with us watching the nancy pilose plane. hot

water, a pink lake and singing dunes, kalmykia, like a fairy tale country, only does not burn you in its rejuvenation , if you bring paper, it does not light up such a cold fire secret, simple well water beats, enriched with methane gas, which quickly burns out right here in bubbles. you're not gaining gas, and she's on fire here. as can you set it on fire? the fairy tale does not end there, there are kalmyks, pink megletin lakes, where you can walk on water, there is already a lot of salt, the density is greater than in the dead sea of ​​israel why is it pink because of the microscopic crustaceans that live here pelican flamingo plumage images color refers to tanya white, so this pink color sells salt, under a layer of salt, healing mud, a slave heals skin ailments, you can make masks, but tourists are delighted with no more than 15 minutes.

very well. we regret that we did not take with you children, and when the wind rises, the dunes in the desert begin to sing by the very gods because of the buried great army of heroes, but in fact, of course, the dunes sing when a thousand grains of sand rub against each other and create such a light chime. the equipment cannot transmit this goal by ear, but it resembles the sounds of an organ. here, even fabulous animals in the black land reserve live saigas, met such. these ancient animals are thought to be living fossils and survived the endangered species of mammoths and saber-toothed tigers. which is stored here. well, what a fairy tale without palaces and temples, kalmyks are buddhists, therefore, at

every step, pagodas and datsans are the largest golden abode of buddha to imun. we have the largest statue of buddha shati in russia, it is not covered with gold leaf, and the most unique religions are kept in our temple. it is not the relics of himself that will breathe to him, but kindly presented. us the government of sri lanka come here to listen to the singing of the monks. it is like the soundtrack of the region as unusual and mysterious as everything around. how can i not love these malls. i really love the mall, but i don't like these parking lots, but you still need to get to the parking lot through the roundabout. look, the ring was secondary, and then it seems that since 2010 the rules have changed, not everyone enters. you are in any

lane, but you are moving out. ah, on the extreme right, it’s right to rebuild yet to yield to this comrade. that's the only way, and now the task with an asterisk is complete. and how do you like such a crossroads, see for the first time in your life this occurs the circle is the main one, but not entirely in the moment in this, figure out to put aside the panic , additional guidelines will help, if you get confused, look at the duplicates. and it turns out, here we are also on the main page. so we are inferior to this car. you see, the man knows the rules. i just want to go out to shake his hand, just in case we will repeat. those

who are on the ring, they are always the main ones at the entrance, we yield. on which lane we move out only on the right is rarely special.

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glory to god the king of the holy