seven for this was chosen in order to give it. uh, not just a verbal doom, but it is precisely the legislative framework that the americans love to do. remember the law. uh, venika and so on, when something is introduced and not removed for years. you understand what's the matter. from the point of view of european law , it is very easy to contribute something and it is very difficult to withdraw it later, because you need, first of all, that locomotive and money. who's going to pay to cancel it now it's done solely to get, of course money from european union to get money from america and one must perfectly understand that the baltic countries. they are bankrupt. this is complete poverty, where there is nothing of its own production. there are no citizens who are more trying to live in other countries, and the highest inflation in the european union is simply monstrous. they are even afraid to say it in brussels. why? because they come to brussels and say, please, first give us money, and then we will discuss anything. and these countries today they went off scale

russophobia. i think others should respond. you understand what's the matter. these are all military operations that we are conducting on our side. it is made on the word of valor and justice. but uh, the military of ukraine, which is something with the help of terrorist organizations, among other things. that's what i think at the legislative level. we need to make an answer now, but not only to the baltics, but a very simple answer. we must recognize a number of organizations as absolutely understandable terrorist, you know, why not for them western justice today in their western justice there is no concept of justice, but for ours, i believe that in the future we will still deal with the eurasian court of human rights. and now all those scoundrels are scoundrels, whom we will now call the sponsors of terrorism terrorists. they will answer, but a little later. you mentioned the completely just amendment of jackson venik in the united states, which i will remind you. e was adopted in 74 with that advice. the government limited the immigration

of the jewish population, and it was canceled already in 2012 in december 2012, and how it was replaced with the magnitsky act, and now the united states congress is putting pressure on the biden administration to recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism, and senator lindsey grahame, a very influential republican, said that if the administration biden does not do it of his own free will, then congress will decide accordingly, as far as it is likely from your point of view. i believe that they can talk about it on the eve of the elections, but we remember very well that a friend of the restless has already come out with this idea. mr makane. we remember his statement very well. oh graham always supported him. they've always been together grm now vetom is trying to play the makein card on himself and attract new voters i believe that today, and the congress that is assembled, he will not go on about the republicans. the fact is that they are well aware that they will fulfill the fact that they recognize russia. terrorism means a complete and

final break with russia forever. this means that it will be impossible to deal with non-visa issues, it will be impossible to conduct a normal diplomatic negotiations, because according to the basic principle of the americans, terrorists cannot be negotiated and cannot meet. so it means that of the world political processes. the so-called big west wants to exclude russia and by excluding russia. this means that they are starting a question of isolation. only they are isolated from us, and not from them - this is a fundamental difference. well, a striking example of the isolation of the west from russia is the increasingly loud and numerous statements in europe to ban russians from obtaining schengen visas. and today this issue is already officially discussed in the european union. yesterday, the official representative of the german government, steffin heber, steid, admitted that he did. such a statement of demand came from a number of countries and it is not difficult to doga from which countries is it estonia, uh, the baltic countries, in general, this is the

czech republic by the way, yesterday, uh, czech foreign minister jan lipovsky also, but fully supported, uh, the suspension of the issuance of schengen visas. eh, the russians. many countries have already stopped issuing short-term visas to russians. and this is latvia lithuania estonia the czech prime minister of finland also supports san namarin. well, if not tougher bans, er, the issuance of visas to russians, even today, the european commission also recognized that yes, this issue is officially on the agenda, but that's understandable. what are countries like italy greece cyprus that need russian tourists. they are not inclined to support such decisions. but now i want to ask ivan pavlovich, in your opinion, what is this discussion talking about in general, and already isolate russia at the physical level and europe yes, and how do you think it will be unfold events, it is clear that the situation. it develops in such a way that the abolition of russia is

elevated to the absolute and, uh, those countries that make their political points on this, that is, these are the baltic countries of the baltic countries. poland other countries. they will use this trump card to the end, but ah, in fact, europe is moving towards a very interesting moment, which, but has always been, uh, has always always been obvious and in the history of europe this has happened more than once, if we remember, and how many there were in the history of europe attempts to unify europe and then means the destruction of this association, it always came down to one thing, that there was a part of the countries that chose a certain enemy and opposed , opposed itself to this, so to speak, the enemy and there was a common europe that called for the fact that well, listen, let's agree and be like it was also in the 17th century, i mean. and the thirty-thirty-year war there and, uh, there were a

lot of examples when europe tried to agree on the results of some such terrible conflict, but in fact, what is happening now from the point of view of an ordinary european there is a terrible conflict. he suffered with his house, he suffered with his salary. he got hurt by everything. everything, it falls on him and a simple european. wants one. let's, once again, for the fifth or some tenth time in the history of europe, we will agree that we should perceive some external threat in the same way, but we see that there are beams of the country of the beam, which means poland and norway, great britain, and so on, but there are france and germany who are trying to take a centrist position and there is absolutely opposing this position of the country of the southern flank. nato and greece italy spain although you see in greece it even ended up in unfriendly countries, and in

relation to russia, of course, it also votes, and they made many wrong steps, but in the country itself i understand that these steps are wrong, it really is like would e give a choice to all those countries, but about which, about which i am talking about the countries of the southern flank. and now the movement is only in one direction, unfortunately for them. well , probably to the great joy for us, the movement, there are only two types, uh centripetal and centrifugal. what is happening now in the european union is a centrifugal scatter, no, no , what actually unites, what ursula vonderlein unites. no, of course, who unites and therefore in this situation, but it's all the same. i think it will happen next year. e, will lead to the fact that

specific questions will be posed. in the european union itself, uh, those members, uh, who are there, and for example, do not agree with the policy towards russia, but not only a in principle from the position with the policy of the dictatorial policy of the european union which impose their will. uh, at least on the issue, and gender situations simply frankly should have hungary already in the first place initially came into conflict with the european union. precisely because of this. although now it doesn’t seem to be the main thing, but in fact it all started with this, therefore, ah, there is a movement towards what, will we guys agree or not? i have a feeling that those people who have received positions in the european union will not negotiate. we are all fine we know, it was mark and leni, yes, that is, a revolutionary situation is being created, which will obviously happen in the european union. well, it seems to me that the general decision of the european union a. a ban or even a

significant tightening of the rules for obtaining schengen visas by russians is extremely unlikely , moreover, such initiatives as we hear from estonia, latvia, the czech republic and the same with them. they are splitting the european union. they again demonstrate the lack of a unified approach from the outside. uh, the european union and i think that here different eu countries will follow national paths. that is, yes some countries, uh, will uh, tighten or ban, uh, others won't, only very briefly. i very briefly, you know, there has never been such a thing in europe that you had a monstrous stratification between the european establishment and ordinary citizens. so today, it is the large countries of europe, such as france, spain, italy, to a lesser extent, germany, that are beginning to produce the conflict that did not exist before. they sincerely begin to hate their authorities and monstrously hate brussels. the revolutionary situation is on the face. this situation also shows the lies, uh,

that russia was fed in the nineties, when the same baltic countries were talking about returning to europe, in fact, it was a departure from russia now they want to really isolate themselves from russia already on the physical level, and the united states oddly enough, yes, they announced that they do not intend, at the legislative level, to prohibit the receipt of american visas, er, in a united russia for citizens, but it’s true, here it is necessary to make a reservation that citizens of russia cannot obtain american visas on the territory of russia; they must be obtained somewhere. uh, in other countries. we will now break for a short advertisement and then continue. this famous bridge across the dnieper, along which our troops entered kherson, i have been waiting for this for 30 years, as you survived in the basement, honestly, you didn’t look out. now i am a target for the ukrainian authorities, which interferes with

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