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it’s even somehow embarrassing now that there are no inscriptions mentioning the soviet wars of liberation. the prime minister of estonia will not be on the monuments has already spoken openly the mass grave on the road under the marve will receive a neutral tombstone saying that people killed during the second world war were officially buried here today. it is a fact that estonia is divided into two types of residents and citizens; the first are the descendants of those who fought on the side of the wehrmacht, who can erect monuments, preserve, conduct parades of veterans ussr and glorify the movement of the ussr to date by the decision of the government. there are 47,100 second-class estonians who fought on the side of the red army, and russians and armenians and georgians and all the rest who fought on the side of the red army, they cannot have their own monuments. they cannot keep the memory
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of their ancestors. these are second class people and their opinion is not taken into account. as for the t-34 tank dismantled today, the city authorities. narva will repeat the cities of estonia where the vast majority of residents are russian-speaking until the latter tried to fight to ensure that the monument was not touched, the tank would now be the property. i once again emphasize the daughter and the first time in which people it is important that the tank stays? well, as it became finally clear today at 7:00 am, when the dismantling began, nothing could be done about it. the decision was made long ago, the military entered the city when the government wanted something. it is not a wash. so skating. it achieves this and no one in course. as a result, it won’t even be of interest how much it was and the laws or illegal. uh, then sue with whom the t-34 was the last tank standing on the monument on
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the territory of estonia that was not dismantled after the collapse of the ussr, while it was promised to be transferred to the museum of military equipment in talli anton vernitsky ozorina dmitry malyshev fedorsov. first channel. preparations for the upcoming shanghai cooperation organization meeting in samarkand in september became the main topic of the telephone conversation between vladimir putin and president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev. leaders noted high international authorities of the sco, and its contribution to strengthening regional security. they also touched upon the development of bilateral partnership and alliance. well, earlier, vladimir putin held a meeting via video link with the interim, acting head of the administration of the tambov region. maxim yegorov reported to the president on what measures are being taken in the region to support people and businesses under western sanctions, many programs have been launched to develop the agricultural industry , new jobs are being created. in general, dynamics positive compared to last year, regional budget revenues increased by 120%. well, there are also
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problematic issues, for example, the quality of drinking water and the development of transport. we have a problem with the lack of public transport, especially used in rural areas. it is enough unprofitable trips that private traders do not come to transport transport, or it does not exist, or it has a high degree of wear and tear to organize the transportation of people. we need at least eighty buses of medium and small class, a separate very important problem that residents regularly contact me with. here, uh, the suburban settlement stroitel is home to more than 10,000 people. for 2 days we fought major utility accidents. hmm hooked up the ground circuit. i'm talking about problems now. e, providing our citizens with high-quality drinking water. here is an appeal in russia, i have in the project materials on the right, as well as on the security of purchasing e-transport buses for rural areas and e, road builders
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equipment. but in the first option you have 300 s asks for more than millions, but additionally. but in general, somewhere already here almost one and a half billion. yes , but you will work from the government in the appropriate field, i won’t give it yet. it will just be necessary to start reviewing it with colleagues and develop a plan for joint work. this year, the first in the world and the most powerful grain terminal in russia will open in transbaikalia, which will actually open a window for our country to export agricultural products to central asia to the middle east and to china, it will be able to transship 8 million tons of grain into this was announced today by mikhail mishustin during a working trip to siberia and the far east. the prime minister completes it in chita. there, the head radically dedicated several industrial enterprises, a healthcare institution and assessed how the unified far eastern airline works. it was about the prospects for the development of the region in all key areas. the president defined the far east
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as just the territory where we should be practically in all areas of development in all parameters of achieving national development goals . ahead and it is very difficult, and all the tools that are available today, we just see how activity is applied. here through completely different forms as well. this is concessional lending. this and the far eastern mortgage is very important in territorial planning. of course, but to listen to the population to do high-quality, and the structure, including the social infrastructure in the kindergarten of the school house, is expensive. and that's all for now, thanks for being with us right now, the program time will tell. information channel on the first continues its work program time will tell. i am artem shenin. you
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know, there is, i have a feeling that the number of news or the number of cases about which we are discussing. well, as if some kind of provocation is obvious. it's somehow even bigger today. uh, condensed. maybe i have it. well, such a professional deformation, because i follow all this out of necessity. or maybe not. well, see for yourself, and what day are we discussing the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant and talking about what, of course, without uh visa curators, and the armed formations of ukraine could not do it. we observe how this story itself is covered in the western media and the arrival. more precisely, not coming there mgtey and so on. that is, this is clearly some kind of prepared story, and we are discussing it this morning. there is news that there is absolutely sabotage in crimea. and in dzhankoy, this is despite the fact that, well, we have said more than once that after
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all, crimea is one of those, uh, kind of red lines that curators, well generally denoted e, the ukrainian regime that after all there is no need to climb there. for some reason, i think that sabotage on the territory of crimea is also a story that could not be agreed with western curators, and the word sabotage appears in the official statement of the ministry of defense. that is, it is not speculation. and this is all a completely official story, moreover, and this is, uh, a definition, and it appears in today's, today's message from the federal security service of the russian federation, which says that ukrainian saboteurs undermined for several days, and power transmission towers coming from the kursk nuclear power plant . do you understand what pillars are? this is the power supply of the station, and the power supply of the station is in general, well, quite a strong bond with its safety, back to the first point. we are well
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aware that, all the more so, the sabotage activity of ukrainian saboteurs on the territory of the russian federation and in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe nuclear power plant this story, which could not help but receive curators' visas. and like what's called cherry on this the cake is that the curators themselves also indicated some activity, which i would call such, well, quite atypical. more precisely, yesterday. it began as a typical one, when a british reconnaissance aircraft entered our space, but let me remind you of this one, well, yesterday. the air defense forces on duty over the waters of the barents sea discovered an unknown air target which was heading towards the russian state border to prevent violations of the state border from the air defense forces on duty, a mig-31 fighter was raised a bm that identified it as an electronic reconnaissance and electronic warfare aircraft rc-135 of the british air force, an air target
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violated the state border of the russian federation in the area of ​​​​cape svyatoy nos, by the actions of the russian crew, the reconnaissance aircraft was forced out of the territory of the russian federation a. i specifically made a reservation at the beginning saying about well, we always make such an allowance that we have a professional deformation, that since we are up to our ears in this noise, sometimes we connect such chains developments. yep, here it is. and this means that this is where such a filler should be put up, so yesterday, when this news appeared, we, of course, saw it. let's not discuss it, because let's be honest, this is not the first, nor the second, nor the tenth time. the story they took place before and in general it is quite enough to knead it in the general one. well, we did not begin some kind of intense information flow. but today the news came, again from the ministry of defense, which is already something rather unusual. anyway unusual in the public space, because about such actions, and we have not heard before,
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in any case, we did not discuss them, please. in the uk, a flight application was filed with a plan for the flight of the british reconnaissance aircraft arci 135 along the route, including on the territory of the russian federation, we consider this action as a deliberate provocation, the air space forces of russia were tasked with preventing violations of the airspace of the russian federation, all possible consequences from this deliberate provocations will lie exclusively on the side of great britain . i'm already very much where, well, that was my first thought. i always check myself now, i read. uh, so to speak, uh , mass media telegram channels, well, where do i know that they always provide balanced information and even quite balanced people. everyone says that this looks like a new level of provocation, or rather an application for this new provocation.
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now i have a question. does it look like this for you, that this is some new new level of provocations in your opinion. is it worth considering this condensed provocative, and the activity of either the curators or their, respectively, subordinates of these last days , in other words, to express in a literary way, what would that mean? it's a no-brainer, literally speaking. well, this fat does not ask. i would connect these events with what is happening in taiwan, because look. note. first mix in this one into this pot of honey. another and another tiger of our western partners, they act as models. and if in one place some events somehow occur according to a certain algorithm, then in another place, practically all this is such a law of the preservation of nato structures. e, who else they operate, flew the same model in taiwan . now the congressmen have flown further,
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then the germans will fly, then the british, perhaps, will fly, and so on, and china is conducting the exercise, everything is standard. everything is regular. and so on, exchange accusations exchange. perhaps, already ahead of the ambulance, sanctions will begin to be exchanged and so on. the same thing is happening. uh, in another part of the dactic. this is a zone sensitive to russia, the british are great at it. damn, and the action in the arctic council and now it's very intense britain the us is trying to form certain pools to, uh, make the northern sea route accessible to everyone, so that russia does not dictate how they say their terms to those who pass, because russia recently has taken strict measures to ensure that all e who pass here must have the appropriate permission. well, and so on. these are all really related things. and i think from this very disturbing and very nervous nervous situation. the chinese comrades and i must draw a definite conclusion. so why should our alliance be not only
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strategic in economic terms, but also military-strategic in nature, only in this way back to back. well, sorry, i'm quoting. yes, uh, our chinese comrades. we can in this regard. uh, even uh, to make not only competition and successful competition to our nato partners, because if we continue to talk, what is called crackers in their corners. yeah, we don't cook porridge. yep , look now. i was listening to you and thinking, here i am imagining, well, there are chinese comrades, and here we are speaking chinese as a comrade, you understand, here is a chinese comrade. well, as if ukraine, you understand that this is not all about ukraine, but about this, but here we are talking, we are comrades , this development of events is happening. you're thinking that only you then you understand, here in the area we are with a holy nose, and we did not start flying. and here we need to strengthen the ranks with you like this. i don't know, chinese comrades, how to explain it to them. why this is so serious about the holy nose
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has nothing to do, it really is, but if our actions are of a coordinated military nature, first of all, the exercises will be held where they are intended, including in the caribbean sea for a second. remember they talked to you, yes, they didn’t cancel until these a little bit in the persian gulf, a lot of exercises everywhere, a lot of where these military exercises will take place. i think that this kind of action will force our zaps. as partners, take care of yourself a little and not make such provocative applications with obvious, what is called such a mockery of what happened and what may happen, it is clear now, see dmitry georgievich you are a member committee on international affairs. that's what i suspect. uh, what do you have, uh, with colleagues now , but it is quite a big difficulty with that international affairs, the way they lived before. they don't go anymore. and apparently it won't go on for quite a long time and maybe never, that is, roughly speaking, all approaches to what international affairs and international
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relations are. they appear to be. well, i do not want to say the word broken, but they are very much modified. and these are some completely new conditions. these are the applications for the overflight of reconnaissance aircraft. oh, shelling. we discussed this with colleagues yesterday. well, listen for a few more months. back. it was unthinkable to even discuss regular shelling of nuclear power plants by artillery, or now sabotage. it seems that then it will not be power plants, and we all understand that this is the curatorship of our these things, so some new approaches are needed. yes , new tone. here it is, firstly, uh, so, in a word, the system of international relations that has been habitual for a long time, taking shape, polished, is really happening before our eyes. hmm, but i belong to the number of those political experts. who thinks that russia in this case, it should not try to play a race and be the first in the word of international relations, on the contrary. but when this system was formed, it was formed in a
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situation where there were the main players and there was the rest of the world, which was happy with satisfaction. i watched the world become safer, and when certain agreements were reached in the second half of the last century, therefore, in maintaining some such semi-stability, which was guaranteed by that system of international relations, as if old, yes, but there was a lot of interest. go if russia continues to advocate the preservation of this system in all diplomatic and any other political platforms. this will add weight and authority to us in the international arena. this is one part of the questions, the other part of the question, when there are more and more provocations. i agree with this assessment of yours. and i think that there is no professional deformation here. i've just returned from buryatia, where i was 2 days, the population also appreciates this. that is, it is not only professional journalists, so they evaluate situation. well, a lot of people. we still had a lot of meetings there. what to do is the first question. this means that the answers can be
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asymmetrical, symmetrical, as it were, to these provocations related to our territory and our security, strengthening ties with china is, as it were, a symmetrical response, but understandable enough, because hmm. i think that beijing is well aware that the zone of tension for them organized by washington will not always be limited to the zone of taiwan, this zone may arise. time where whatever, because in majuria and in this situation it is better to have covered borders with russia a. and it's even better to think about how to build a collective security system, turn on air defense. yes, so this is very promising. why does this turn out to be a response in beijing my forecast? yes , because in beijing they heard well what was said at the last meeting of nato countries. after all, they used to be, as it were, a regional bloc. they ensured their own security in europe and the euro-atlantic bloc in america. and now when they formulated threats, they called not only
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russia for nato, not for the usa for us, but china also figured already. as a threat, the degree of threat. they discussed it among themselves, but china heard all this. china understands that it is ceasing to be a regional bloc. or hide behind this screen for this, and for china this is a real serious threat. everything that the natoptsy will carry out against russia can turn around. you are in china so let's draw a line under this part of the reflections, but the prospects in my opinion, to implement this project, but joint opposition to the west is not only political, not only diplomatic or economic. well, the military, of course, she appears. well, and one more thing, it means that here are the provocations. yes , the assessments were made by the ministry of defense. yes , they are right. yes, what to do to shoot down, yes to shoot down to break, i keep this question, so that's because, as i understand it, when i read in this, e statement of the ministry of defense, that all the consequences. well, roughly speaking, we leave it on their
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conscience yes. here are all the possible consequences of this deliberate provocation will lie exclusively on the side of the uk these are not spoken, but the words that the type of guys, well, that is, if below perfect, the military formula is worth shooting while standing, they shoot, yes, yes, here, this is about it in your opinion. this is about this and it is necessary that the words be under the deeds there were very difficult situations when very difficult decisions were made. i think everyone remembers when yuri vladimirovich andropov was the head of the state party, we had to shoot down a south korean battle, where there were civilians , but the boeing performed tasks in the interests of western intelligence services of the west - in the interests of people with shoulder straps, this decision had to be made here, we are not talking about the civilian population, but civilians . here the choice is much simpler. you perform military tasks. this directly violates our national interests, therefore, on our land, what is important on our land, therefore, this is necessary, firstly , in order to put
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a potential aggressor in place and secondly, in order to explain to our population that we are really ready to defend our territories with our boundaries of their interests. here after all, here is the interesting question, that if we move on to the well of chess terminology, we are obviously being substituted with a piece. but we know from chess, even who does not play chess. i don't play them. i like to talk about them very much, but i play very so-so. even worse than so-so i know how a horse walks, in short, so, well, we are all even those who do not play chess. we understand that if a grandmaster substitutes a piece for you, then his substitute piece is included in some combination in which he knows why he needs it for you substitutes. he knows what is wrong, if aleksey alekseevich took it off. i've got this here if you're playing with a grandmaster. and if you play, remember how in this very. hey gentlemen of fortune. well, that's right there, yes, that's it, that's the question. we should treat this like a
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grandmaster who gives us a piece for some reason and means to calculate, or we proceed from the fact that this is the uk where the minister was brought on september 2, in general, it can become and this is such a kind of hamster instinct, simply something like that to tease us. you understand the national misfortune of russia in that we have a lot of smart people, and we start tinkering all the time. so, this is what we are starting to think that yes, that everyone around is also smart and that everyone around is building multi-step complex plans. we are so afraid of them, by the way. and when we see a moron who undertakes some kind of action without any sense, and a moron, by definition, one who makes things worse for himself in this way, that is, they can really bring down and it is not known whether there will be stress in this situation. they may not be ready for this. they may have calculated how very nasty physical ones - she had an analyte tank, but she still wouldn’t
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have been interested in planes. that's why, uh, when you play it's not clear, with whom, as it were, they say that they put a board on their ears, it's impossible to calculate. what is the correct step to take? just what you want. here i want to shoot down, but on the other hand. and why, well, flew and flew away. eh, a similar situation occurs when we we are discussing, the one that is already that day in this studio in other studios, what the americans have arranged there, nancy pelosim is visible. uh, like witches or flying to taipei and uh, how much it is a ten-story complex conspiracy, and there are three conspiracies, that is, one group of comrades - these are republicans and democrats in congress who want to transfer the status that used to be in afghanistan to taiwan. by the way, this is a significant ally . here to substitute it under this status. there to pump up weapons. it's legal to provoke the chinese with this and uh, it means to pump up its ratings of the two party initiative, the second means a group of conspirators of the opposite,
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working side. these are the military, oddly enough, who understand that with three chinese aircraft carriers, which are in this zone, there in this region, the americans will not have enough strength, at least in order to perform beautifully. uh, and there is also a group of people who are still working in a third party, and everyone knows about it, they gradually write about it. yeah. so here's how to play with such grandmasters. it's actually big question. well, i would say that if you really need to shoot down, if you can’t help but shoot down, this is one situation. and if he just flies in the form of a provocation, but you might think there you can somehow somehow put him there a little there, then lower him down, there and press him to the ground, why, uh, why shoot down a fool? i don't know why beat the fool. yes, then what kind of answer is needed then, because the chinese, but have built a system of answers in connection with the provocations that are organized around taiwan, are throwing very hard efforts of their military presence in this zone. this is their answer. it's seriously ready for
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that then. well, after all, with this plane, it ’s unfortunate, in your opinion, is it a surrender of a figure or is it some kind of brownian movement or what? this is a test of our defense system of our defense system , purely technical or or this one of our readiness, starting from the political level of the military level, and the technical level and so on. this is system testing. this is what it's about. from the very beginning it was clear that we have a big country. and of course, the sea, the border, continental, border and so on. this is one of the eternal problems of russia, because the eternal problems of russia are not fools of the road, but the great length of the borders of the continental and sea and the shortage of the population in order to
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keep it well well, i will not develop this idea now, but this is a fact that i have noted yet such a story as sergei solovyov in the last century before last. so they are testing this system, you know, that is, if we are conducting a special, military operation, limited to a contingent in ukraine, like this time, what state others are in, and points a yes, that is, roughly speaking, new in the three directions of security, and they will test. it's in a variety of places. and uh, the question is not to shoot down. actually a technical question. well, planted, of course, planting is better than knocking down. at the same time, let's look at what they have inside. yes, that's how raikin said. eh, of course it's better. simply in all respects, this is better. yes , and the pilots actually pierce their own, and even though they are
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always on the other side of the front. or even during the great patriotic war, there was something like that, they even sometimes staged duels yes, well, why shoot down? when can you plant, then, eh? but he was only escorted, but here i want to say that they escorted that one. for the time being, they warned, but that's just for now. we talked to you. i don’t know , dmitry grigoryevich, maybe you heard these notes in golos, in the course of our conversation, to the question that they just added a phrase at the end of the statements of the ministry of defense, which, well, the metal rumbles a little. yes, rumbles a little. and now and now i have no official official confirmation, but information has already begun to appear that a british reconnaissance aircraft turned around, and according to this flight, radars and so on and so forth, that is perhaps the testing that you are talking about, as you really said at all levels, even begins with what
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wording, that is, kind words, kind words and colt. that is, it will be a kind word. or kind so, uh, kabura, i grew up a little , in principle, that's what i did. it was a little bit like that, it didn’t, to get it to swing there. yes, we just holstered you so once so kind of a bit, that is, testing, even at this level, now the most important question, when they tested, so, if they turned around and turned around, now the question was understood that it didn’t work here or there will be some the next level will be. yes, and it will be uh, that's it, that's what i wanted to say that a is the task of the same experts. well , of course, not like korena alexandrovna, but military experts, but also political scientists, by and large, see at what points this may arise, i have a suspicion that they are considering several points, and quite
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obviously they are connected with the post-soviet space, a very complex region of the caucasus and uh- huh, and very complex regions are tajikistan in afghanistan kyrgyzstan here. these are the strings, i mean , here, and this, as it were, lies on the surface, this is what i, as an orientalist, for example, can say, that is, preparations for provocations are already visible there. i can see it and track it. i monitor what there happens, and i understand that this does not mean that it is inevitable. this should happen, but it's high. probably i want to say this, but i'm ready to disagree with our esteemed deputies. and let's not agree with him deployed immediately after advertising advertising on channel one. i approached him , and he practically determined my fate. he told me that i was looking for such a boy. i am making
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program time will tell, we continue to work live. in fact, in the first part of the program, we discussed, well, one of today's main news, that the british, which, in general, is quite a new story. uh, they attacked us with some application for the flight of their celebrity plane reconnaissance over our territory, but the very sound of them is dated. but they're kind of not very funny here, like, while we're talking. he turned away and dmitry georgievich said that, in general, it was necessary, as it were, to shoot down and show. you wanted to argue about something or argue about what i mean about something else. i believe that the system of international law is law, as always, but naturally very conservative, therefore it is quite obvious that reality has become so divorced from this legal reality that they simply begin contradict each other. it is clear that some kind of on-duty, legal reality is needed in the new conditions and it should be discussed. i am not saying that it is
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necessary to break away from legal reality and fight without rules. but at least a lot of things need to be pointed out. which, by the way, in some of the e in many of his speeches, fortunately , the supreme commander-in-chief does, but this must first be introduced into the international field. at least in the formats of those organizations in which, and russia actively participates, the fact that the old system does not working. it does not work anymore, because it is completely occupied, by the same united west. and we were shut up there. mouth. look, we are with you. in general, they said about it that it ’s really not worth adding some new ingredients to it to break its ability. well, it seems to me that what we have just discussed is that , how to introduce such formulations into it, slightly newer well, how would you, of course, fly. and you know how this is the famous odessa yes. uh, the humor that they never say do not put your hands and head out of the vehicle window. they say stick your head and hands
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out of the window of the transport, let's see what you stick out tomorrow, that's the statement of the ministry of defense. ta, well, just in line with the preservation of certain established foundations of international security. so. eh, accordingly, you and i perfectly understand that all these are there a provocation, there is a provocation, they study us and so on, but the central place where we are studied in full on our reaction and so on. it of course, this ukrainian one. uh, bridgehead, there is the main gift of the military. now we have dmitry steshin, a war correspondent, komsomol special correspondent of komsomolskaya pravda, who, as far as i understand, has just returned from coal mining, so my first question will be about what, in fact, is happening there in our opinion. i will explain my question. we have different points of view here. someone who writes about it says. well, at the front. here, as it were, e, means, a viscous lull. and here, a someone says, no, it's not viscous, calm.
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this is such a systematic military work. actually war. it is only like this now, maybe in your opinion from what you have seen, you know and think what is happening now on the line of contact. a viscous lull, uh, wild downpours guys, there in forest plantations waist-deep in pits, sitting with water to them. even on mtbkas, more showers sit on the belly. there will be 2 more days. and i didn't like it. what is where i was, and i was where i saw, and with the naked eye from coal, unfortunate four streets. i didn't like that ukrainian aviation works there. the car had to be hidden here, at first just a camouflage awning, then a camouflage net on top. yes, that's how everyone does it. ah. the houses do not go out onto the porch so that it is not visible. uh, sentries are also under some kind of sheds. that is, well, not everyone, it turns out that helicopters and
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planes were shot down. well, not as often, of course, as ours, but they exist and they are considered as a military factor. yes it is. it's so-so, calm. what yes, what is there, what still going on there? in addition to the fact that aviation works for them, by the way, judging by the fact that it works for them there . and they don't have much left. this means that they consider this sector of the front as important for themselves. and so we see it , we consider it important for ourselves, so what is it all about, well, allies of the battalion. the east advanced under an angle. progressed so well. but as if not the entire front of a separate unit is moving, by the way, today the commander of the east was just talking about this. it's like we're standing side by side. uh, the battalion stands under the coals for nothing, if the whole front does not move, and some parts, as he so figuratively
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said, such bubbles grow. come on, the enemy immediately starts this bubble, either cut down or grind. we can keep throwing at this bubble, which means that reinforcements will also grind them non-stop. that is, well, as if in the end the report, of course, turns out to be beautiful . our progress has been made. yes, well, it doesn’t look so pleasant for losses. well, yes, our uh, advanced ones are sitting, well, enough problem areas. that is, well, for example, i can’t say much in any car, even a jeep can’t drive up there, only on armor, then a certain number of kilometers by running and even crawling, i don’t remember this for a long time. yes, that means it's very serious. and here are our austrians. well, now we are waiting, when the showers will end for a couple more days. but now i have closed it in donetsk, it just floods everything. uh, it will dry out a little , and i think the offensive will continue, because no one is stopping, not going to take a
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break, not going to. let's understand. and respectively, a-a. i understand that when you, uh, go to the front, and when such harsh things happen at the front, well, on the front, about which you have now told us so in general, honestly. i love it. and yet . eh, you still say something, but somehow they follow what is happening. that's outside these areas of the front. here we began to discuss what is happening in the area around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. in any case, the people who live there are something, because ukraine organized it. there are fighting actions of the rich. as far as if i'm not mistaken according to the charter outside of politics, yes, the work of the commission, but together in the place where the hostilities take place. this already means interference in some a political processes. we are ready to wait there impatiently, because at this station it was found, and those
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radioactive materials were found. they should not be there at all, in principle, i assume that this is some kind of, uh, weapons-grade plutonium made, but on these household reactors. uh, this is a very expensive procedure, dear, but ukraine was parting few people know that she painfully parted with nuclear weapons, that is, first papers were signed that ukraine was disarming. and then , as they usually do. yes, yes, as the west does, they changed their minds about the last warheads, for the example with ukraine, they were taken out by planes, which was strictly prohibited by security rules. well , by land. they would have been out of there, they just didn’t get out. and now, i think, the whole world breathed a sigh of relief, yes, not seeing bandera with an atomic bomb in their hands, by the way, the atomic disarmament of ukraine they probably forgot about it already fully funded, the united states decommissioned warheads and so on, but actually you
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said a very interesting thing, uh, which i want. clarify did i understand correctly, eh? you said that in connection with the planned visit of the iaea , ukraine staged hostilities there. i'm very interested in clarifying. so it was first planned to visit the iaea and then the fighting began. that is, the iaea should have arrived there before and regardless of this, and the fighting, shelling - this is not a cause, but a consequence. they were supposed to arrive there, immediately in the early spring, as soon as the station came under our control, but they waited and excused themselves . then it means that the situation there somehow calmed down the front, stabilized. they have already gathered, if i'm not mistaken, they were supposed to arrive at the beginning of july, and then we immediately see a blow. that means two drones somehow collected from garbage and plastic bags. yes, but for a nuclear power plant, despite the fact that the reactors
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that are located there were calculated for a fall aircraft weighing 20 tons from a height of 1 km. yes, well, ukraine indicated, uh, that there are hostilities there, but i realized that there was no public scolding. she won't get it. well, now, for a long time from morning to night, artillery at the nuclear power plant, and no one notices it will pull up. no one is worried, as if everything is as it should be, it is clear that we need to figure it out on our own. there is only one way out. if i take you i understand correctly, and in the picture that you a describe to us, the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant does not have as its goal in any case, and not some kind of defeat there that is not disturbing. shooting is nothing. this is simply the creation of a situation that prevents the magot from coming there, who
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will see something there that they would not want them to see there, not even the ukrainians themselves, but their curator quite right. and well, that's all. this is against the backdrop of a media storm, and, how did you notice, how did we all notice? yes, they habitually twist it inside out. why, what about the mine-petals that we ourselves scatter around our donetsk, to make our children die, yes, and we ourselves are also a nuclear power plant. hey, we're shooting. and basically, well, western society believes it. yes, it's normal for them. they don't have any. doubts in the head does not arise in this case. thank you very much dmitry indeed. you know what happens when you put a puzzle together from pieces. here is what you told us today. here is the sequence for me. at least. well, maybe i'll slow you down a bit, but for me it's a very important puzzle in this picture, we started talking about it yesterday, but today you put very important things in their places for me, that the arrival and not the arrival of the iaea and the ukrainian shelling
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is in a completely different connection, that the shelling is for so we are ready not to come. thank you very much for these clarifications. thank you very much for this story and about what is happening under coal and for this situation with the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, as always, our uh, huge hello, and uh, our prayers to those with whom you will be see you on the front lines. thank you very much. we are with you. well, it’s interesting, in fact, for me now it’s like a puzzle, uh, it has developed. as a matter of fact, in line with what we were talking about. literally yesterday, this whole media storm, as dmitry so beautifully put it, is an attempt to prevent the iaea from coming there. and this is not about weapons-grade plutonium itself. do you know what that means? this means that russia was completely right when it launched a special war operation and when the president said that ukraine represents immediate danger. uh, for the russian
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federation, this means that ukraine has already violated international law, uh, was already ready to make either a dirty bomb, or some kind of bomb, and so on, that is, zelensky’s words were said at the munich conference. e that ukraine plans to regain its nuclear status. it had to be taken seriously, because western actors immediately said no-no, it's all not but now. if, uh, now it’s clear why they don’t want us to be there, because we now have there is iron evidence that we were in our right, yes, and now yes, yes now, but when i say that this puzzle, thanks to this conversation with dmitry, i finally have it because i asked this question yesterday . why do they take a long time and for some reason here this very piece here, that they are hammering and will hammer for precisely this reason, in order to create a situation in which we, purely formally, gt cannot come there. it is very important, and then all the news on this topic, which have fallen today, fit into it.
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well, the fact that artillery shelling of residential areas, energodar is being carried out. that is, it is now, as it were, it is clear why they are conducting them, they are conducting them. because if there is formally there, fighting , we are ready to just go there can not, that explains it. remember this conversation, when mikhail ulyanov, our representative of international organizations in vienna, said that, well, no one can say now when this will happen. and this immediately picked up finance soldiers, but russia does not want to. that is, it means that mgt. while the military actions will not stop will not go. and that partly explains it. eh, well, in general, now he fully explains, and the words of general mezentsev about what they brought to nikopol. uh, it means that the ukrainian armed formations are thousands of people of some kind of troops of this one, that is, they are simply winding up. and now i really like this phrase. here is this media storm, therefore, about zelensky, which we listened to yesterday, but i will remind him, because now his facial expression and here is anality and what we roughly picked up there, yes, it’s like
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would be explained why to him and more precisely to the curators about what? as a matter of fact, they are so a point. please bodiki, any radiation incident at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant can be a blow to the eu countries and turkey and georgia and countries from more remote regions. it all depends only on the direction and strength of the wind, if a catastrophe occurs due to russia's actions, the consequences may also hit those who are silent for the time being, it is necessary to move from discussions and calls for new tough sanctions against russia against rusatom. if now the world is not enough strength and determination to protect one nuclear power plant, then this means that the world will lose , there is still a chance to prevent this loss. i noticed it yesterday. that is, they told him, that is, they told him hey, if, if god forbid, they get there and find something there, how should they find it. well, just like that, now it’s clear why, but the regional
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administration is pumping them up. this whole story here about the fact that if there is a comrade, why will there be a comrade there? it is incomprehensible, that is, it is media cheating, when it is said that they will have to evacuate there, uh, 400 thousand. a. well, let's just, well, in order not to waste time, yes, the head of the zaporozhye regional military administration. yes , the situation is dangerous not only in the zaporozhye region, if you take 50 km, this is said by a person, as if someone other than the ukrainian army is threatening this one. now it’s clear. what he winds up, which for me is not entirely clear in this design. this is what macron suddenly entered into this situation, because he spoke to zelensky about russian nuclear terrorism at zaporizhzhya although, of course, this is a ukrainian wording. we do not know what the macron was talking about, but in any case, against this background, he came to talk
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on the phone, maybe not in this vein. okay, that's it. well, i've arrived. i mean became a fantastic guess. yes, that means, well, let me remind you that the first strike on the zaporozhye nuclear power plant was carried out by a squid, right? yes, we were shown it, they showed us the number , yes, which means that it is clear who pointed correctly? yeah, it's american history, the tracks were talking and you're ready for anything but weapons-grade plutonium, which the ukrainians themselves may have produced. ah, there is something like weapons-grade plutonium, produced by non-ukrainians and sealed in appropriate containers with appropriate markings. and i had an assumption on this basis that this is weapons-grade plutonium from a deposit in africa , which is being developed by the french company areva.
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yeah, this is not german, this is the piece, and which they are now rapidly losing this region. well, this is a separate topic, but it happened somewhere if they i am mistaken, at the end of the twentieth year in december of the twentieth year, when i received information that some components from this very place of birth had sailed somewhere. uh, aside at you to the northeast. here, there, in short, to europe, yes, i will not name the countries now. in short, as i understand it, if there were only weapons-grade plutonium produced by the ukrainians themselves, then this would be a local task, and we are ready to come and say some kind of ah-ah-ah, everyone would have been forgotten and hushed up. and this stigma is there in the gun is much more serious, but something is stored there that absolutely should not be stored there, and this means the crossing of such red lines, which, in principle,
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will cause a big scandal in the united states because this topic is for them. well, they are still sacred distribution, yes, that is, you assume that this is someone who gave them a lift, thank you for what you told. i didn’t know that the macron called, then it’s all the more clear to me that either the assumptions that and the information that provided a piece in this puzzle were reported, then there is, why is it wet against the background of this story, and in this sense, perhaps, ukrainian national news does not lie. that maybe he really discussed it with him, he simply does not lose, but he told him. vova vova something needs to be done. vova are standing there. here is everything else. that's your business. stay there until the morning. this is not supposed to be, yes. so i would break the previous fundamental thoughts about e, the current features of the world order about what is happening when e everything that was impossible, and
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now there was a similar case. a hundred years back, when about the fifteenth year in 1900, it turned out that a million people died from all sides. it seemed completely unthinkable. but they ate nothing. then. so, after that, the germans used some strange chemistry. yes, some gases against the french, and other combatants there. and it was impossible. well, this has never happened before. can it be applied? ah, civilian aircraft. e, against e, hefty, means a skyscraper. yep, they couldn't imagine it. and now we can talk. naturally, they use nuclear power plant for a media storm, but perhaps other options. can they really arrange chernobyl er, the real one seems impossible? yes, that's unbelievable, but everything happens for the first time. yeah, that means 100 years after this very first world war. yes, and in fact, the second one was also built by structures that banned all this . yes, it means that chemical weapons have survived
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oh well. there is such an office. we remember her, according to our conversations around syria, it became a silly office, but one that works for one of the parties. it's just that even everything is already correct, the organization of health care has become an efelka office that works for one of the parties. as the chinese did not try to crush it there for themselves. and now we see that, by the way, i’m rich, but i don’t know something, of course, formally, they may not come, but in conscience they should have at least some kind according to their conscience they conscience is what i 'm saying to you artyom, no, we're with you, but with me? you say we can stop talking. we say which even here, well, well, rich people, there are different people. there must be such neutrals there. the idea, so uh, well, they don't want to believe that i'm the bogatyr left. you know what's the matter. you say they are such people there, well, there is no conscience there.
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do you understand? this is all here again to the question of what all this is like as amity international i am sure that you will contribute international there are a huge number of, well, ideological people. and when they, being ideological people, did what they have always done and said that ukraine is engaged in what places equipment. e what they said to these ideological people that was unthinkable for some time they were told by the usa little peaches your place. here, here, what we will do is to carry the international, which seems to have always been quite like that. here's to me now international we were all wrong. sorry , they told the ukrainians that we hurt you by the sight. you just understand, this is back to the question of what we are talking about, these wonderful examples of what, and much of what previously seemed unthinkable turns out to be conceivable, if we we are talking about the twentieth year. now it's starting to pop up. it begins to become clear that the mechanisms that are not invented for this. either they don't work. in general, they either work for one of the parties. which again suggests that they do not work. that is, that's all. again, some kind of
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cracks in this building, and now it is not clear whether they are missing, or the cracks are strong and in different senses. you see, what yesterday hmm zelensky was saying is evidence of a very serious cracking in the head, either in him or in those heads that he counts after all, if he says, then terrorism. and the russian federation in relation to zaporozhye and if this is, well, complete absurdity, this is the territory that we control. now, if we were talking about someone somewhere west of kiev, well, maybe hypothetically talking to people who don’t have cracks in their heads, who don’t have heads. here to crack. this is one important point. that is, it really is. e made in the expectation that no matter what nonsense he carries, those people who tucked the winds in different media storm they answer. they will say everything that needs to be substantiated by themselves and do this propaganda work for him. therefore, i think that these kind of strikes on the zaporozhye npp really have their purpose in that they are the arrival of the iaea. well,
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something else, because after all it's no secret that the western man in the street. this topic of ukraine has become tired, especially against the background of the fact that many different troubles are happening in europe itself and people are somewhere there and elections are taking place and people want to discuss their own problems. and now for this to excite the topic of ukraine again draw attention to it topic. the nuclear power plant is best suited, therefore, not only about zaporozhye, if we are talking about, well, about kursk, about that, uh, a gangster attack that was carried out in relation to the kursk nuclear power plant. uh, the western layman is so uh, everything. he quickly forgets that it is very important to cling to what he still remembers. and why would they remember about chernobyl? this is a kind of horror story for them, they have already made feature films based on us. what was not around this topic, so this is really media storm but wider. only so that the iaea would not come, but also to justify the next infusions, and to the kiev regime in front of their own inhabitants or their own taxpayers.
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by the way, just now you were talking about the fact that here is a western inhabitant. i just now caught myself thinking, but i understand that this is probably already somewhere. i'm so driven slowly, but look, remember when there was a story with violins. we talked about the fact that for in order for the western public to buy better, and the whole story with the poisoning of the violins somewhere in half a year. prior to this, the series was shown with almost the same content. that is, roughly speaking, there was an informational substrate, that is, they show a series and then events happen six months later. and now you were saying, i thought, after all, this series is chernobyl, which was literally quite recently. he also stirred up the plast , which, in theory, was already more or less forgotten. and now they are fresh again. that's it, that's all a little bare and not passed, there and one and a half to two years. and here's nate again. that is, these stories about nuclear power plants can again be steered, but nevertheless, they enclose everything. excuse me, aleksey, put a straw on yourself. note that the germans when the patient's story happened. yes, they
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said that she was poisoned with a military, poisonous substance. i asked my american colleagues, why did the germans set you up like that? here aha all with a zapatom. why framed? i say sorry, military, poisonous and mass-produced defeat. if they said that he was poisoned there by some substance of the individual, this is normal. and for some reason they said, this, that is, the germans spread straws for themselves. they said notorious absurdities. is it really only i who paid attention to this, but you know, in fact, these same puzzles you see how interesting it is for me. only now it has dawned that, indeed, maybe this is a pure coincidence, but western viewers. he has these wide screenings of this very chernobyl. do you know how they cleaned the skin previously contacts and now he has all these stories about zaporozhets do you remember how they were frightened by chernobyl. it's literally in february. uh, in march
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i gave chernobyl, but i remind you that the situation is with the violins. as you said, they varnished the real death of a real woman, who, a month later, allegedly found something there, a bottle of some kind was splashed, and that's it. hello that is, in principle, the media storm, it turns out, it can be quite artificial. yes, once a few years ago , during the show, they discussed, uh, the situation that arises in europe, uh, but uh, they said that well, it can't be because there is no leader who would do it. i'm hinting at hitler, of course. and for me, the historical parallels are now very direct . why? because, look , zelensky's infatuation with european american politicians is now reaching its climax, despite the fact that there are signs that yes. charm and so on. i'm now getting especially excited, because this is separately a very interesting moment the funding is unrestrained. and it seems to me, by the way, these 11 12 billion, which
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ukrainians are now talking about until the end of the year - this is the last funding, because it will be difficult to explain further, why all this is happening, and hetero was inspired by zelensky's territories with money. uh, it’s hard to offer territory here, but, nevertheless, with money, and zelensky is absolutely russophists, that is, the anti-russian anti-russian orientation is obvious here, that is, you see direct parallels, but this is still not up to the fuhr hmm and me it seems that uh americans are europeans when this project launched. and this is by all indications. the same project that was launched at the beginning of the thirties of the last century against the bolsheviks is of soviet russia, but now it 's time x because now this man zelensky he can come out. from under control, like hitler got out of uh in the last century and that's a lot of what is happening now, monstrous inhuman such as the bombing of the nuclear power plant there to threaten with nuclear
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blackmail and so on. all this already indicates that a person is getting out of control now. attention guys. how will you control it ? i don't believe he is crazy. i can see how outwardly, uh, he has an inner world. he is already external coming out, he is reflected in the look, facial expressions are reflected. basically. he became some other neighbor, became completely different , made someone else, i don’t know, became, and did. here, it seems to me that the degree of control over zelensky by our western partners. well, not ours. yes, she is greatly exaggerated, this person is already entering the phase when he has a bite to do, when do they start to blow up power lines already on the territory of the russian federation when attacks begin on and so on and so on and so on, and this situation is now x and it is necessary. in my opinion, demand from our western partners either to withdraw your
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's home is live. by the way, today we started talking about this british aircraft, which they said that it means it will fly through our space, our military means a little bit they said that like guys, well, it’s better not, he turned around from the line. right now, and in any case, my editors have found out that it turns out to be this plane, and it has been flying along this route for 4 days. that is, he now flew half of europe over black. sea, turned around. yes, what, what, what, as i understand it, he flew on the tenth. here he flew on the twelfth. that is, roughly speaking, some kind of story. uh, not that there is a one-time idiotic that they are doing something like that there . well, here, these are just screenshots, what is called now, they did it. i mean, it's not , uh, it's some kind of story in progress. well, some kind of plan is another matter, that after alexey alekseevich told me that in general, well, i caught myself
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thinking that, in general, there are some parallels. uh, it’s another matter to draw parallels for everything, but in general, the cultivation of ukraine and zelensky, in such a kind of similarity, but to this crazy e furet and and and gradually weaving with ukraine, the court said a lot there are parallels, yes, many parallels, and here the question arises that, regardless of whether this is so or not , the forces that are interested in this in the same way as in the thirtieth year the forces were interested in growing hitler, they are going very strongly , the question arises. and who is with us? well, you talked about the post-soviet, knee space. yes, that is, it would seem like space, which , well, is our very best. in general, here we are in opposition to these forces, who can we count on now, well, roughly speaking, from besides ourselves army and navy you said there the transcaucasus central asia and there, in general, everything is more likely, whose will be in
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your opinion. well, with each country, after all, separately, because in most cases, especially in the south, we are dealing with relic and rather ancient ethnic groups with such a concentration. yes, that's focal perception. actually. the history of ethnicity identity and so on has passed 30 years. there is no soviet union which and the russian empire, which developed, as it were, this imperial attitude and so on all who supported the empire ended up in the capital or major cities of the empire. that's why there was a negative selection. don't let people take offense at me. not in the sense that these are some stupid bad people, but that is precisely why the principle, so all these 30 years have been happening here, well, each one needs to be dealt with. the fact is that here i have reproaches against all structures that
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lynch was provided, and how, as it were, this is the whole field of interaction, but in the cis formats, yes. eh, odkb and so on. mida, well, it's not working. means you need to understand that this does not work, for example, now it is quite obvious, and in georgia in armenia, and clearly, absolutely direct information, just fresh, how much russian russophobia has become more active. in these places, they left the russian mermaid and the systemic position that hates russians more than any non-russian rusaks on this local population. here, uh, russians who came from russia, because there is also a backlash. they are fed up, that is, with their activity in the same way as the ukrainian refugees with whom they are there
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, but they interact, but they still work and a drop of stone dots, and at the same time we need to deploy from my point of view, of course, lyalya will not work. although culture. this is very important and i'm all for and so on. we need to develop infrastructure projects. we are with georgia despite the absence of diplomatic relations. we supply electricity there through georgia, there are communications to the same armenia, which, after all, are there on the territory. our military base and supply peacekeepers, mainly goes through armenia and not through azerbaijan through azerbaijan, too, but less so, that is, we will interact with georgia in georgia. our company interval. well, i must say, all the time during the special military operation, the georgian leadership was surprisingly attentive to this. yes, they did not impose sanctions, and moreover, they not only did not introduce them. they are
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well articulated. they said we won't . that's right, so there are new chances. you have to work with this. we must see. what companies work there. and if they did not work well, and they did not work well, because in the same inter rao that announced the construction of, say, five transformers, 15 transformer stations built 5, but here in moscow, no one even checks this. this is a fact medical i am you and i am a poor man, please i have this information. do the locals see it? ugh you understand. well, why then put those or leave those people who work there and just like that. well, sorry embezzlement, okay but sneak, please, yes, specific, you are already in a straight line, i assure you that everything that is here, as it says and sounds, is all. here is dmitry georgievich, yes, yes, those
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who have been working there for a long time, because they are in complex trusting relationships with the former elite, mainly saakashvili's. oddly enough , partially repainted and in people this all raises big questions. and what does russia want already? a. i will return to this now, but i don’t want to pass by one topic that just sounded also within the framework of the program - this is about a biter of business zelensky, you understand, it seems to me that it makes no sense for me to look for an answer to the question. here he bit the bit and he is controlled by the west. yes, the whole point is that the west needs him to have such a snack on the case. he doesn't mind. zapada bit them. he bit them against us, they will be very profitable at some point in time. it is possible to imagine that all this is the result. that zelensky is so frostbitten, and i do not rule out that someday we will pretend that we agree with this, that the point is not that the west incited him, but because he was so frostbitten, because otherwise, it might become a question of the third
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world war. so here's how he would eat. well , you say, it seems to me that the question is already going on in those very hybrid forms that we are talking about there, but still there are hot phases of the war. so far , it has come to her conditionally, because the channels are localized for us, she is, uh, too fateful to seem universal, but sorry for the big world. it's still a regional conflict. here you have to answer the question. honestly a huge number of eyes. i agree with the post-soviet space, i just name two names. eh, zurabov and chernomyrdin, like ambassadors in kiev, that's all. clear. what a huge number of omissions were made on various contras, but nevertheless it says that the dcb did not take place, that this organization does not perform a number of very important functions, i would not agree with this dcb. in my opinion, good prospects, by the way, the events around kazakhstan are well-known. well, i'm still
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expressing my point of view and trying to defend yes the existence of this organization and repeat it. i think that its prospects are more significant. than even the experience that i have accumulated today, well, since cooperation, a relatively new person works there yevgeny primakov was our colleague on the duma committee for a short time, though on international affairs, but you know with such budgeting. what kind of growth of cooperation is ridiculous to expect from them, but serious results in solving the most serious problems. therefore, if we want this organization to open up. so this is the question again. or beliefs, either we work, either we depict the work, or the depiction, the growth of cooperation. this is just one of the examples. uh-huh , i understand what a small budget rossotrudnichestvo has. we have huge organizations, registered in the ministry of justice, all sorts of communities of the very countries with which we cooperate, they could have cooperated for a long time. at least it could
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conclude some interesting agreements with them. they could create a fund into which they would pour extra in order to some programs of people were carried out. ok, got it? yes, uh, as dmitry georgievich said, this is a legendary conflict for many, you know? he, of course, is not ukraine, you are now, yes, yes. he, of course, may be looking at us regionally, generally speaking, the whole world has a question about who they are, which means our allies are potential and not potential, you understand, if your state is not at all ashamed to sit under a snag. as long as possible, because uh, some big ones can collapse, and small ones sit and they are watching, but uh, enough time has passed for it to be already visible, but at least the first reaction is that they are watching, that russia, uh, holds on once russia is a country that does not give up its two. this is what i am talking about syrian history and draw conclusions. in the end, it means, uh, well, let me tell you about the obvious, here is our
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military maneuvers with china, which you should start to involve 38 states. well, there is someone, a little bit, someone seriously, this is india there and venezuela, and who only does not take part there. let it be symbolic. well, and finally 70 countries, which are now represented at our military exhibition and at subsequent conferences are also allies. but it is those who are actively watching draw conclusions. good? yes? yes, but not partisans, but such cute sympathizers, but such sympathizers, but who are you so sympathetic, well, like we are for you, well, let's see what you are there, well, then it's normal. yes? here we are for you later, yes, that is, that is, first the chairs, we see, yes, we did it first, and in this sense, you understand, this is another very important and interesting question for me. and that's it what did you say about rossotrudnichestvo and what do you say that everyone is watching and looking closely. it puts it on the agenda. well every day poses but different occasions the question is that when they
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look at us and wonder. who are you and what do you want? and what are you doing? this is also the question of, and we are completely inside ourselves, yes, we figured it out, we understand who we are inside ourselves. here is the situation, but this is yesterday's news. it is developing today. here is russia today, which organized the series poetry evenings, and the poets who were supposed to read poetry were just a special military operation that was looking for a platform for this. in the city of moscow and in the city of moscow, several sites refused, and no one told them. guys, let's you hang banners there z, let's you yourself collect someone's program. there is no support. all that was required was that on their site other people organize this poetic story in support of their own. there were sites that refused. well, the guys got scared, what, and the guys got scared, what oh, look, yes, here are some very important words to say, that is, if we have guys who are cowardly here in
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moscow, refusing to have poems read on their platform in support of our military. this also suggests that everything is somehow very well, well, it doesn’t say anything, what are they cowardly about. explain to me, alexei alekseevich trusit most likely. well, i think it's, of course, the owners of these sites, because they are afraid of sanctions, uh, they are afraid of sanctions, wait for culture and it doesn't matter, there are horns and hooves that are afraid sanctions. i mean you as the owner, or the shareholders have real estate, they have assets. do you understand? yes? carry out a special operation there or a poetic evening, and that will become interested in the corresponding yuseiji embassy. not going anywhere. they watch on the territory of the capital of our motherland , moscow, work people for whom, for whom, someone canceled. well, where did he not go anywhere, and now they have been put down. here in different cargoes, there are the baltic states and so on. where did they go? they returned to moscow quiet boots returned to moscow
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everything. they are already interest. they say they're quiet behave, but they don't play such things. this is immediately visible. it's just a litmus test. and this is how it comes about. i have the following question. this is a litmus test, and we should treat it like this, well, from the series they cut the forest. chips fly, of course, that is, this is a natural process, that they will be and we, as it were, well, not well, especially since, as i understand it, i already wrote there before that when this story became known there were dozens. venues themselves began to offer. and this is such, you know, an accompanying story. or should we somehow manner. well, somehow, i think they punished themselves already. that's it. such behavior. they have already punished themselves, because their attitude to this has become obvious to everyone. so i don’t know what kind of face a number of ours have there. uh, representatives of show business, culture, there is a song, damn it, go back. i don't know how i will turn off the tv. just when they will perform, the organizers of the projection did not apply. they definitely didn’t
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apply, for example, to the yeltsin center, because they definitely wouldn’t be allowed in there, by the way, not only continues to work, but they are also going to open a branch in moscow. so we have, you know, from the fifth column, how good everything was. so everything is going well today, therefore, when we make claims to our potential allies or sympathizers there , firstly, we really need to sort ourselves out. and secondly, excuse me, here it is venezuela. i threw myself into the arms of mr. baydonu, despite the fact that signals went from there we will buy your oil, how did they respond to these curtsies regarding caracas from washington and they are the ambassador of the ra- who worked. here in the russian federation carlos frio. summoned to caracas and appointed minister of foreign affairs. in venezuela , everyone knows that he is from a communist family and a great sympathizer of the russian federation. this is the same signal. these are people who do not have a large potential for economic nuclear weapons. such things have taken a very serious position. you need to be able to appreciate this truly friendly position.
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good house of pioneers. actually, a very good house of pioneers. well, there are other options. this one good house of pioneers. but then within some. well, we do not like the word within the framework of some coordinate system and value system, someone has to say, you know here now, as it were, that we are not on our way with this. let there be a house of pioneers. no, the house of children's creativity. good house of children's creativity. but it still has to be decided by someone within the framework. something is also the most important. this state did not raise this issue, which is true, comrade stalin summoned one of his superiors. hear you say built a good deal for yourself. thanks a lot. it will fit very well there. house of pioneers everything and no one will say anything. political will is called political will is needed. yes, this kind of political will, uh, relatively speaking, it is connected with the fact that, well, say, yes, the process is already inevitable, but you
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are sure that everyone has an idea that the process is inevitable, because this is the story, that so many are waiting, that everything will somehow still resolve and return as it was, but it's there. and what is their hope is their country's interests. these are their phantom pains. if you want to. you yourself started the transfer became. they said everything will be different, not back, as before it will not be. that 's all. that's a great verdict, you really need to uh, learn from it and move on. and move on. it means doing bold acts of action that lead to the fact that we used to be embarrassed to do it. and now it's not necessary. now you don't have to be shy. you just have to do it otherwise it will have the opposite effect. after all, people. this is exactly what most of you are waiting for. the population is not the fact that we will appease those who hesitate, leave, come back and forth, militarize people expect that, on the contrary, the assessments will be and given to them, uh, appropriate, and we will really move forward somehow. well, this is a very important
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story that people are waiting for, people are waiting for. they may get tired of their expectations. yes, not only people, these are citizens of the russian federation who have constitutional rights, who have a guarantor, but you understand that they will immediately tell you from other citizens who do not agree, who want distance yourself. they left, all is well. those who returned them a summons, while no one in this remember. yes, we have made a new choice. yes , excellent. it's up to the country is already another good. get in. well, look here, as soon as we start talking about ourselves. clear. that's as soon as we talk about adversaries, about flight radars, about international systems. everything seems to be so clear and understandable, as soon as you start talking about yourself. you do not understand. here, like here. uh, how should i press, do you think, do you need to or not we need our people, these are not our people. they do not agree, but they are still ours now. how do you define ours or not ours, that's what it is you know
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or not ours. and what is the criterion to support or not support one's no. and what about the people who walked the same roads with us, but listened to different music and talked with other friends. perhaps, just imagine, if you are any normal person has a social circle, there, well, more than 30 people are difficult to withstand, some have a wider social circle, if he has a wife, children, two friends, all there, it means that all measurements are for the west against the war, then this person needs to accomplish a feat in order to escape from all this. this is our man. e from the concept of a feat, of course, is not good, but i want to wait for him to accomplish it, look, after all, e, this whole story is e connected. well, here's the one we're discussing with our latest. after all, this is a story based on the fact that what they want is there, 95% of the citizens there. it's not so important that if we find a needle that we prick there 2-3%, including those fired, there they have visas, i don't know there, than with cheats food and so on. these two three five
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percent. these are the percentages that hoo, what percentages are not from the outside. look, the fact is that the act with visas is an act of nazism. this is ethnic discrimination. this is a sign of nazism. this needs to be voiced. it is necessary to show this to the countries that it operates, and not to keep silent , as our foreign ministry does, forgive the expression , you understand, this is not a problem at all, in general, because this is a restriction. it's illegal . everything they do. but it's on the one hand illegal, on the other hand. they answer us. and even in a sense, you will decide whether you are on your own and you have your own values ​​and you don’t care about the west, or as soon as you are deprived of value, you immediately begin to resent. you decide very well. this is their very big one. uh, science is very short. here, uh, in the conditions of a special operation. i see how, judging by this controversy, in general, how painfully the national elite is born. yes, i didn’t have it in russia. i exactly about it who? am i straight? i do not speak
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about individuals. which they understood something adequately characterized and there is one more point that i would very much like to touch on. you see , when such sharp situations arise, such polarization on a patriotic theme is also wanted by various hmm graphomaniacs. uh, sit down, you know, so, of course, it's very serious. this is generally a state matter, a state matter advertising on channel one. you were close to death, yes, several times i lived in a cruel difficult and magnificent time and in spite of everything with work the best years of my life are connected in intelligence. we burn with ourselves. all of us will cope with you, after all, i worked for the good of the motherland, fulfilling my duty as a patriot of russia dmitry bystroletov. an outstanding scout of illegal immigrants, an unsurpassed master
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process of the emergence of a nationally oriented elite - this is the most important story that will be the answer to many questions that we with you here today, uh, raised, so to speak, and what is considered a priority to allocate money. and who are ours and who are not ours, and how it will all be determined. and i just think that we the end cannot yet be judged. the scale of that phenomenon. to what extent is the future of nationally oriented elites now growing up here, uh, here at the front in battles. today i talked to a young political officer, a 33-year-old guy. well, that is, simply, if he is at least half of such floods, everything is very, very good with us. so let's work brothers. till tomorrow. i won't start tomorrow morning. so, do not rush looking for me, you have not disappeared and the big game on channel one will not disappear anywhere.
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good evening information channel on the first continues the big game today with us. again , dmitry savin, president of the center for national interests in washington, we will begin by discussing the main event of today, the 10th moscow conference on international security, at which the president of the russian federation vladimir putin spoke and that's what he said the situation in the world is dynamically changing, the contours of a multipolar world order are being formed more and more countries and peoples the path of free sovereign development based on their own identity traditions of value. this objective process is counteracted western globalist elites, provoking chaos, inflaming old and new conflicts, implementing the policy of so-called containment, and in fact, undermining any alternative sovereign
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development paths. thus, they are trying with all their might to preserve the hegemony of power slipping out of their hands. they are trying to keep countries and peoples in the grip of neo-colonial order in nature. their hegemony means stagnation for the whole world for the whole civilization, obscurantism and the abolition of cultures. liberal totalitarianism and now let's return to washington dmitry here is the whole world, watching with bated breath what is happening in washington e continues. uh, the scandalous development of the situation around the searches and confiscation of the secret documents that were, uh, maruago, in trump's house,
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according to our information and according to american information. not only trump is being persecuted, but also a large number of people who are associated with trump, uh, worked for trump. and in this situation, of course, uh, i would like to know what the words spoken by trump mean, that you need to bring down the temperature a little. who is he addressing his supporters. this is for the bladen administration, because there is, well, in general, a possible threat. it may be that trump supporters may turn to some kind of violent actions or mass protest actions. so i would like to know your opinion on this matter dmitry well , when the first information was received a few days
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ago, searches were made at trump's e club, where he also uses this club as a residence, he was not there at that moment, he was in new york, but sometimes, and he really lives there. first many had an impression. and that it’s not just that he’s conducting a search there, but that trump personally is there somewhere, he’s standing there and no one knows yet. uh, when the search is over, will they show him another one, and a warrant of a warrant is bari and is trying to take him away. maybe i said wrong try. they would have managed to take him away, because no one is guarding him. this is his personal private security, like other former presidents, but the secret service is guarding and, understandably, the secret service is not a hundred. we counteract the fbi if
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arr was an arrest warrant. well, in general, if , uh, this first impression turned out to be true, then i think we could have, uh, the most serious consequences. uh, including, as you said, use of force matches and even uh, i think the decision is in the individual states of a to mobilize their national guard. not that it was necessary to immediately move on washington, we are, as they say, be ready for any options, so that their ironclad is, uh, on the western path to happiness before such plans, someone could start form. e became. it is clear that trump was not there, that there was no order for his arrest. and this, of course, is, as it were, allowed to dampen passions somewhat. and then the administration began to explain. which, in general, it ends up with a
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two-row. uh, the case against a completely outstanding person of the former president, a candidate for the post of president, a probable one, but nonetheless. uh, there was a search warrant, there were grounds for a search, because he kept classified files at home, including materials related to atomic weapons, and so further and so on. and even some. uh, the so -called moderate republicans are talking, folks. let's just kind of tone down the fire a little , because those of you, uh, republicans who have started saying we need to get rid of verney altogether, they need to be funded more. they are beginning to resemble left-wing radicals, who quite recently had such slogans regarding the police and on the eve of the midterm elections. in general, there is no need to create impressions, they said they knew how. republicans uh what republican
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does the party take a radical anti-state position? well, then gradually new facts began to be clarified on expensive ones , it began to become clear that it was not only trump, but that it was a very large group of people who began to be investigated, from whom they began to take away their phones, from whom, as trump had just said, his passports were taken away for e -e foreign trips. it turns out there's a criminal prosecution in connection with alleged election interference, and julia's people they remember the heroic world of new york when there was 9/11, uh, and it is then called the people's mayor. and against him , too, because of his closeness to trump and support for trump on issues of the legality of the last elections, criminal prosecutions began against him. and
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the members of congress began to tell how they were interrogated, they were afraid to talk about it before, so as not to damage their reputation, and in general there was an impression that they were dealing. and, if you like, well-coordinated uh, hitting on the entire republican party, or at least the most active pro-trump wing of the republican party, simultaneously became to receive messages, as in many states where local legislatures are controlled by republicans. uh, how in them uh, with the help of some private lawsuits or with the help of some court decisions have become me? as well as in the twentieth year, the conditions for elections are such as to give the opportunity to vote to people who are quite possible and who are not citizens or who
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can. excuse the expression e has been in the other world for a long time and votes from his cemeteries. and in general, this, of course, greatly inflamed the political temperature, because now both sides say that e elections. uh, they may be illegitimate, which is to blame for this, naturally there will be another country and one country, that is, the biden country. says they are protective. uh, if you want freedom and fairness of elections and prevent the usurpation of power, and the other country is trump supporters, and this is the majority of republicans saying that using the expression. what is putin trying in the united states? install left-liberal totalitarianism and try to create such an atmosphere, when it is impossible to express one's opinion and even more so it is impossible to ensure fair elections. this is
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the america we live in today. you know dmitry, here, i remembered that 2 years ago, when passions raged in america on the streets of seattle, portland, chicago , new york, after uh, well, death, remember this floyd, uh in the world, we discussed sochi. this is a big game in our program, and i then formulated this idea that, apparently, there is a current civil war in america. so i wanted to come back to this to ask you. but similar actions today biden administration. can't provoke or intensify this sluggish process, and, in general, give it a certain increase in acceleration there, er, a possible outbreak. that's what many
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are afraid of. the administration is playing with fire. i don't know what a cycling civil war is. uh, i think if it's some kind of comparison, uh, to the civil war that took place in the united states in the 19th century, it's certainly something else. uh, i currently live in shannondon well in northern virginia a ri. in my area a small stream passes or you can say a big stream, and which is called an indentrik, and e and an indian stream, and literally at this place took place during the civil war e 862, and the battle between the forces of the north and the south, then defeated the yuan, but of course, the war ended. anyway, at the
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end of 865 the victory of the north. you know very well, as a specialist in american history, what exactly the civil war is. this time was the bloodiest war in the history of the united states , 600,000 people died in world war ii for comparison, the americans lost on a-a both fronts, that is, against germany and japan, more than 400,000. here is such a civil war. not in america right now. and i think that no normal person wants it, but i must tell you that the atmosphere is very tense, that passions are burning, that mutual suspicions are very strong. and i am very afraid of how and when we talk about it in international politics. i don't really care, looking at american domestic politics, what could be some kind of accident uh, incident
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will play the role of a match, from which a flame can e burn out and i want to repeat the stakes are very high. that's often. speaking, they say, how are there so many admiral generals, uh, retired uh, former ministers of the white house employees, how is it that they all strongly oppose trump, but now, if such authoritative, respected people, the generals and admirals , even when you retired, did not actively interfere in politics, and even more so, they did not sign collective petitions against someone, and now this became the norm. why is this happening? and this is happening because donald trump, back in the 1916 campaign , made it very clear that he wanted to, he wanted to remove the old foreign policy staunch. and all this is the
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military-political elite from the authorities. he said that looking at what kind of results they had in the field of foreign policy, and he considers the service. high positions in the american armed forces and even more so in civilian organizations. he considers this not proof of the qualification of further service, but he considers this an incriminating circumstance if these people want to work in this administration. they will still have to prove that they are better than others. and that they are competent and honest. you understand how it is, that is, the degree that is used to run america's foreign policy. whatever party is in power. can you imagine how they hated trump, and, on the contrary, imagine all those populist forces that the current course of america's direction of american politics
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is so liberal totalitarian, as i said today putin and the stories of republicans openly talk about this in america, how do these populists want to stop? this evolution of america therefore know it, these are not formal slogans. it's not about some minor things. this is a fight for the most important thing with huge stakes and with very big emotions. quite right when i say dmitry, a sluggish civil war. of course, i understand perfectly well that this is not what it was in the 19th century in the usa, but, unfortunately, there is always a threat that a sluggish civil war could become relevant. eh, here we hung this one. uh, a question conducted by the university of california this year on july 19th. do americans think it is possible
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that in a few years a new civil war will break out in the usa 50 and 1% of americans answered yes, that is, this means that this idea is not only in the minds of intellectuals of some insignificant part of american society in general 50 and one percent of respondents are afraid of such an opportunity , not only that, but this is another big topic. i think that we can return to this, especially if take into account that two narratives are colliding in america today. this narrative that personifies, one might say, trump and his supporters and another narrative is a blatlas meter. i don't know antifa uh, liberal radicals. uh, in general, uh critical racial theory and a number of other
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things that, of course, lead to a split in american society. do you agree that a very serious polarization is taking place today, and not only along the social economic line, but also along the sociocultural direction, and this provides additional explosive material for possible collisions. danik you are absolutely right. this is not only about socio-economic, but definitely about socio-cultural things and the main issue of identity. well, here, i will give you an example that our good friend recently observed. she was picking up a child, uh at school and uh at the age of eleven and uh, she saw that when he leaves school, and he
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says goodbye to some boy that she did not know and mother asks her son. and what is this boy with whom you just said goodbye, i i didn’t see it, but my son says to her indignantly mom and on what basis did you say that he is a boy, maybe he hasn’t decided yet whether he is a boy or a girl and this is not a joke for them, because they are now in schools. k runs courses from almost fourth grade where they tell kids how they should choose for themselves? what gender do they belong to and already have, uh, congressional bill to provide funding that will allow the use of uh, various hormonal and surgical procedures in order to allow children even without
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parental sanction. but to choose your gender on your own, and you yourself understand the meeting is about procedures that can lead to the fact that this floor will be impossible to restore, that it is for life. well, here, i also looked, as if by chance, but at a message about the sale of houses in the area where we recently lived in such a completely prosperous suburb of washington. you know him, then ok, and there they describe schools and have always described before. how wonderful are these schools? how do they go the best universities, which ones get good marks on different tests. now it was said the school is absolutely wonderful. they don't follow anymore. uh, the principles of blind testing and formal results. they want to, uh, focus on personal development and the main criterion for equity
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equality, that is, in other words, andronicus to suppress the best best people in the school of the best most capable students to recruit people from other areas who are absolutely not prepared to have the right result in this school and drag the school not up drag it down. well, i just talk to many people that i know and noticed that the rules are their children, especially if they are sons, that they do not go to better universities anymore. and although these are those whose families could pay for it, no. uh, better universities are increasingly focusing on taking uh, racial and lately sexual minorities bington with gender. today, a great advantage when entering the best american universities, these are about the future of america, this is about
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what quality will the education be? no wonder the united states is starting to get pretty bad results in many olympiads in physics and mathematics and so on. this is about the competitiveness of america, they talk about american hegemony, but they do things that will naturally prevent the united states from playing a dominant role in the world economy. dmitry's last va- here i give you the last question. eh, if you have any question or request for me? i have feed questions. i am i told you about it that i want to ask you. but first, i would like to say one thing, the last one, the interview, the man who is called kuleba and who is the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, he is talking to a man who calls himself a journalist, but boasts of his special
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closeness to the ukrainian secret services, whose name is gordon this not the gordon who is on channel one, whom we know loves this is their other gordon, and so, talking to another city. kuleba began to boast, and how talking with, uh, western patrons of the united states and kiev is not doing an easy job, put them in their place. uh, they demand the expression of the mister hesitate, so that the cartridges do as kiev thinks is right well, i will ask a question rhetorical brodik will you imagine that they are so uh cubes and uh, chief zelensky so that they talk like that with the president trump and
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how much and how much they will be able to talk with trump's white house, if they take it, they will continue to take such a very strange position for those who are still not a donor country, but a recipient country. and i have one question for you. i know little time, but it is very important. and here i am who is not watching all this closely. but sometimes they say, you can't see a face face to face. you lived in america for a long time, you studied american professional democracy. here. what do you think, these are the trends, about which we said this trend for a long time these trends are forever, as far as from your point of view. this is a reversible process, because after all, the majority of republicans when they go to the upcoming elections. they proceed from the fact that while this process is still reversible. and what do you think dmitry is a very
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we are in touch with the donbas alexander sergeevich khodakovsky, the founder of the brigade. vostok alexander sergeevich i would like to know what is going on with you on the fronts, but as far as you are naturally familiar with those. uh, so, uh. hmm clashes that are taking place in your area. well, if you know the situation in other regions in the south, then please, we would be glad to hear from your qualified opinion. good evening. well, i'm not going to take away bread from podlyaks from yerevan, he knows the details of what is happening in detail. i will probably focus more on the situation as a whole, since it looks, let's say, from the ground and the dig or from a position that is on the line of battle contact, which means, uh, the characteristic is
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something like this now we are in the phase of preparation for some rather decisive and possibly decisive step is now involved on the line, combat contact on the front line. the resource that, well, in principle, is involved in the operation now, in none of the directions where the offensive is taking place, is there an increase in any resource. we are now acting with the forces that, well, as a matter of fact, have been participating in the last few weeks, so now we are preparing. i think so for the autumn company. our main task is to prevent the enemy from understanding where and where some offensive actions will take place on our part, because , despite the fact that, let’s say , some questions regularly occur, but some main and main directions of attack, the no less, our main task is to make sure that the enemy remains in the dark about his own direction of this main attack until the last moment.
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please tell me that's what you think coming here are the goals and objectives of the military operation in your region . there is a lot of contradictory information that, as it were, now some kind of stalemate is progressing very slowly, but you said, if i understand correctly, there is a regrouping of forces and preparations are underway for serious decisive actions in the near future, but in some such time frame . what do you think, when can we expect the activation of these actions and the second. this is very important, because very often the ukrainian side. uh, trying to litter the air with the fact that here they will counterattack here, they will counterattack there, they have new reinforcements, new
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supplies of weapons, and so on and so forth. how true are these statements? well, ukraine has, if ukraine does not have the resource, then our progress would be carried out at a faster pace, of course. we are dealing with a fairly serious adversary and adversary. this one is not represented only from ukraine, this is a collective enemy; he is represented collectively, including with the west, which actively helps ukraine and of course, he understands ukraine with a resource that ukraine lacks, especially we are talking about modern artillery systems that they possess. well, already, well, let's say new, so certainly the characteristics. this is one of the determining factors and determining the pace of our advancement, i simply cannot even speak about any specific dates for the start of our activation, referring to some signs or specific, especially information, because, in principle, this information, which, well, probably not
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should be published and should not be quiet. this is how to make a reservation, otherwise all some kind of sound legal wars are violated. absolutely correct there are some. the obvious is some obvious, lying on the surface. here are the factors. well, for example, the onset of autumn, the onset of mudslides. uh, the disappearance of the green coating, which is a means of disguise. it's just all of this together. well, let's say it works, both positively and negatively, if we, in principle, are all waiting for the disappearance of the green cover of the fall of the leaves, which we all in the spring, on the contrary, were waiting for, so to speak, with negative awe, then naturally, no one expects to unravel, therefore i understand. therefore, in any case, there are some, let's say, factors that positively negatively influence the decision on the timing the beginning of some kind of activation, but the main thing is not so much the nature of some natural features. how much is the actual readiness of the army, the actual readiness of our armed forces, because to
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launch some kind of large-scale offensives of designated radiant. that is, now we, well, in fact, take, so to speak, the defense of ukraine forehead. and this e, according to all the canons, is, as it were, not the most optimal tactic or strategy, so where will the direction of the main blow be. i, of course, remains a mystery for ukraine, i believe and hope so. i know about this our general staff, but in the areas where, in fact, the main battles are taking place now, the main clashes are taking place in the directions of donbass, anyway, we will continue to maintain a very high level of activity, because expecting some kind of offensive in other directions. ukraine is still being overloaded with resources and manpower and arming equipment. and we cannot but use this and cannot but try to overturn ukraine even in these, let's say, conditionally unpromising directions, which are fortified echeloned. we need to pin down the armed forces. ukraine does not allow them to
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move freely to keep them. well, roughly speaking, on a leash so that we can facilitate implementation of the main task. thank you alexander sergeevich good luck to you and your comrades. goodbye. so i would like this one to show the general location on the map. here in the donetsk region. well, in principle, in principle, well, what alexander sergeevich said, uh, in general, such uh. no decisive action has yet been observed, there is no general offensive, but pressure is everywhere under seversk and in solidarity near artyomovsk and avdeevka in the kharkov direction . uh, it's coming. uh such a rising pressure uh allied forces on uh, ukrainian uh, groupings, of course, uh, main uh? still ahead even in the
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donbass. kramatorsk-slavyansk is the most fortified. this is agglomeration. this is the most fortified. uh, the area that the ukrainian side has been preparing for the past 8 years. uh, there, of course, you will have to, uh, concentrate your main efforts, but also uh in other areas. it is very gratifying that the allied troops. uh, the pressure is not reduced zelensky demands from his command, laid down in particular. uh, some tactical successes of some kind of counter-offensive, well, a counter-offensive, of course, they do not have enough strength. i repeat once again in order to carry out a serious counteroffensive, you need to have, uh . at least air superiority. not to mention dominance. plus, you need to have
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superiority in armored vehicles in barrel arti. in systems, uh, multiple launch rocket systems , uh, there is none of this. what worries me? uh, speaking of the activities of the ukrainian armed forces, this is sharp, uh, you are becoming more active in the last time activities of reconnaissance sabotage groups. well, you look at saki dzhankoy gvardeyskaya near simferopol, uh, the explosion of uh power lines, uh in the kursk region. e, moreover, this is both an activity reconnaissance for sabotage groups, and recruitment, e, local residents to supply them with, e, certain explosives for carrying out terrorist acts, stavropol e. here the fsb detained some supporter of the right sector there. this, of course, worries me too. uh, i think that of course i do not give advice, but i need to somehow
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after all, to upset the ukrainian side and respond harder to any such terrorist act, especially on russian territory, the crimea of ​​the kursk region - this is already starting to go beyond. thanks evgeny petrovich now we turn to our permanent military expert. uh, to yuri ivanovich podlyako, who will give us a panoramic picture. uh, in the state of e fronts, uh, along the line of contact between the allied forces and the ukrainian ones, you know the last ones today, literally before the release of this material, i made my own video, and i drew attention to the fact that in recent days, a new tactic of the russian russian strategy is being manifested. i would even say offensive, if earlier we concentrated our strike in one direction, well, remember, for example, uh, mariupol
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was then lisichan, severodonetsk, then now volunteer, as called mobilization, a lot of volunteers were led into the ranks of a special military operation. that is, the replenishment came from the luhansk donetsk people's republic, both there and in general. we uh, they began to solve the most acute problem of the infantry, if something of our total. uh, get used to our total superiority in aviation artillery. we are starting to implement it. and at once in many directions. let's see, yes, the other day, there was a blow in the zolochev area, kharkov region, we took the uds, in addition to what we took, but the advanced post of this fortified area. we still inflicted heavy losses today . ukrainian telegram channels stating that hundreds of killed wounded are huge losses. slightly to the south, today information came that south of barvenkov raisins a powerful offensive operation began from the military commissars, which really began to seriously give way to operations in this particular direction . this is between solidar and bakhmut. this greatly simplifies our assault operations in these settlements.
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at the same time, today a new one came with her from gorlovka that, north of gorlovka, eastern zaitsev was taken. the key position is a key stronghold, which allows, in case of success hope that all the zaitsevs are to the north, and gorlovka will be liberated and this immediately brings us to the western bank of the bastard, that is, we go around this river from the southwest and, accordingly, we can already go out from the southwest bahnut. well, not to the rear. after the flank, however. here we strike, we get the result at the same time to develop an offensive operation in the sand area. that is, we took the sands, this is the key game, we develop the opening further. today, we are developing a small offensive in the pervomaisk area in the area in the area marinka after we took the key one here , and the mine is more correct, the mine slag heap. and this immediately brought down the front in the area south of this heap. today, according to the data that we have, our forces are starting to enter the rear of the coal miner, respectively, the enemy has problems here. that is, we see that an attack in many directions at once allows us
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, uh, to hit the enemy everywhere at once, and this allows us to solve the main problem earlier against understanding where the direction of the main attack concentrated all its forces, weakened its flanks, and thus he was holding back now. no, he must keep reserves everywhere, because we are starting to attack everywhere today, by the way, the news was to take the settlement. e west of kherson, that is, in the direction of nikolaev, that is, the entire huge one-and-a-half-rockel of a thousand-kilometer front. now, uh, it's basically set in motion. yes, it’s clear that these are not such powerful offensive operations, millions of their army, nevertheless, this one is akin to this brusilov breakthrough of new tactics that the russian team used in the ukrainian direction, and it is already bearing fruit. uh, you know, yerevanych? i have two questions for you. first question. i think that many people are interested in this. the ukrainian mass media are constantly massaging the topic that, in general, almost russians are leaving kherson, running away, and so on. what is
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the situation there, how justified? i understand that this is propaganda, this is arrestovich and others. and the second question. uh, do uh, ukrainian military units continue to shell civilians, objects, civilian population of civilians? here are what victims and losses here in this area. well, look around kherson, the arrestovichs are already laughing at their objects, that is, ours are taking something, the settlements are under control, the adherents of the arrestovich are already laughing at him. well , lucy and where and how is fate, surrounded by the russian group near kherson, we have already handed them over from captivity or not. well, everyone is already laughing at him. yes , about the shelling yesterday. here, the guys from zaporozhye told me what was on the energy gift. well, this is the most powerful shelling of all time, that is, at a nuclear power plant. actually. i believe a crime against humanity, because why, because on the territory of the zaporizhzhya
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nuclear power plant there is an open nuclear waste storage facility there, yes, of course, there are concrete blocks that stand, but if a heavy projectile hits this block, infection is inevitable, and there are such, and the blocks are already standing, in my opinion, under 200 units. so you imagine what could happen. if these ghouls have no other name to call them, they will strike with heavy shells at this vault. i don't know, these are terrible people. i'm even their people, probably well, i'll stop calling soon. it's not even terror. khilov, well, yes, probably akin to a villa. i really hope that someday the main criminals of the kiev regime will sit in the dock and the new nuremberg trials will condemn them according to well , all the canons. i think another curry is like the death penalty. they just don't deserve it. thank you very much yuri ivanovich for a comprehensive analysis of the current situation on the fronts. we are interrupting the military operation for a short commercial break next, we will discuss two interrelated problems the escalation of the conflict between the us and china and
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uh, in connection with the recent visit of two american delegations and the escalation of the conflict between these two states, uh, our prominent one is participating in the program. hey chinese. e, yuri tavrovsky. that's what i would like to ask. please tell me, uh, how the situation develops after that first and second escalations. uh, in connection with the arrival of us congressmen. uh, there's an escalation from the chinese side. yes, the chinese responded to the first visit with military exercises , in fact, by blockade of the island by forces, the navy and the air force, and to the second second trip. and also. called uh, military exercise. i think that in the near future we can
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expect some more decisive ones. the systemic actions of the chinese because e ended yesterday or the day before. uh, a meeting of the top chinese leadership. uh, annually at a seaside resort. i saw aa and hmm a regular after that in a few days, some very important events take place, of course. escalation was discussed there. uh uh around. taiwan well, look at the fact, the chinese are distinguished not only by hmm, but by the movements of aircraft and ships. they distinguish the movement of billions of dollars. yes, uh already uh, the amount in the federal reserve that was over 100 billion is trillion 100 billion. it's already less than a trillion. this means that somewhere more than 100 billion were withdrawn.
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on friday, the five largest chinese e. uh, you left the new york stock exchange where the listing took place. so-called, that is, here is the answer. e, china e is not afraid of divorce. china denies the possibility of war with america china does not rule out the possibility. uh, counter-terrorist operation. uh, around taiwan its blockade and so on and so forth, but uh, china is running the long distance as always. they have a systematic approach. they have a goal, and they will go towards this goal, uh, decisively and unequivocally you know, i would like to attract your attention and would like to know your reaction to the statement of one of the prominent american political uh, figures thinkers patrick birkin. well, everyone remembers his famous death work. west even branches of the
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us until 2025. and of course, this was a man who worked with presidents nixon reagan, uh, and was himself a republican presidential candidate. you know, e, he is already in general a middle-aged man, not so much as a brush. well, that's close. here he made a very interesting statement. uh, in the wake of the pelasi visit. he said that actually in this first confrontation. china defeated the united states, that is, the chinese organized large-scale military firing exercises, surrounded the island and actually blocked the americans. nothing could be done against it. and therefore another very important conclusion
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that draws from this bukemen, but the countries of the region. they see it all japan allies south korea australia and how effective will the us reaction if suddenly china turns its power to these countries, that's what you say about it. i think the americans are living up to their reputation as a paper tiger, because it's quite clear what they are not going to fight. they just suffered a humiliating defeat in afghanistan just a year ago and they remember well the korean war, they remember well, but the vietnam war, the only thing. uh, what they're capable of now is pushing the taiwanese into conflict. arm them with china uh, and uh impose them uh.
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a catastrophic political decision to declare sovereignty. i think that it is not the japanese, nor the koreans, nor other members of any military blocs, there are all sorts of aukuses, they do not count on american military assistance, and uh, generally unthinkable. it seems to me that there will be a clash between america and china. i think that it will, uh, for several years. uh, maybe even for many years. such a war would not be. it would mean uh world war iii, but uh, nonetheless. but the guarantee that this war will not take place is that america is now fighting over the front against russia and some of them are not yet fighting against. yes and that's what putin said yesterday. this was confirmation that he had agreed to what on putin on february 4
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in the declaration. yes, it's been six months. and with renewed vigor. we have confirmed. we are together we stand back to back. you know the confirmation of your words. i want to refer to the cities on chang this is a senior researcher at the institute of gaistan. he said a lot of things, but you have already expressed the most important thing. the us has no resources for the chinese front. but this is what we have said many times in our programs, remembering bismarck. yes, you cannot fight on two fronts in europe against russia and in the far east against china. i would like to turn now to our colleague. uh, vladimir sergeevich osipov, here is a related question. what impact
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do we see on the economic situation in china and the usa after this confrontation between these two states and the escalation of these conflict relations. thank you very much, the situation is very dangerous. in fact , we must remember. e. what damage to the world economy did the covid cause, when the supply of basic goods from china was, uh, under great threat, they were disrupted, and what consequences did this lead to, uh. complicating relationships so to speak confrontation between the united states and china, the more confrontation will lead to even deeper consequences, one must understand that the chinese economy is approximately 17 times larger than the russian one today, we see what impact the conflict in europe has brought to the world economy, and this is the energy the world crisis is the world food crisis. this is a crisis in the
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supply of, uh, the necessary components for the production of chips, so uh, the chinese economy is 17 times larger than the russian economy. if suddenly it’s hard to even imagine, but suddenly worsen the conflict between the us and china is, uh, the consequences simply for the world economy will be well, the most destructive are the most destructive. uh, of course, china's growth rate today is a little bit lower than it was planned. of course, this, so to speak, was reflected in oil prices. uh, so to speak today, but uh, it's all so to speak, small such negative phenomena, so to speak, which, so to speak, are incomparable with what could be in the event of a military conflict. god forbid i repeat the war conflicts between the united states and china is china really. e acts e, otherwise china is quietly withdrawing. as mr. turovsky rightly said, uh, deduces, uh, debt obligations, that is, funds from the meadow obligations of the united states since the fourteenth year from one
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trillion 130 billion. today there is no less than a trillion. quite rightly said , china is already responding in fact economically. uh , what else is possible, uh, a break in global value chains, when uh china, the world ’s philadelka, will stop participating in certain operations. uh, there just won't be enough goods. and everyday goods will not be enough. uh, there, uh, there won't be enough machines. uh, glass is not to be missed. uh, equipment not to be missed uh, the most incredible things really. this will not be enough, that is, uh clothes and so on, the most incredible things can happen. please tell me how possible, during the covid period they talked a lot about this. and now, especially in the light of the escalation of the conflict, how effective decoupling is possible, that is, the decoupling of these two economies and is it possible at all and on what prospects can we expect this process?
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maybe, uh, in general, be carried out, you know the process to the droplet, in fact, it is already underway. he's actually on his way. you have already said that it is another matter that in general this is glocalization, the so -called gallocalization, when regional blocks are formed, for example, a block that will be supervised by the united states and, accordingly, european countries , and a block that will be supervised by the chinese, respectively, its satellites. that is, it is quite. this process is already underway. and in connection with this, you both have a very short answer to a short question. you know, it's always said that economic deep economic interdependence is some kind of insurance policy against possible war. but this decoupling of the disengagement, as far as it can help, so that the parties feel more free. and in general. this would lead to an escalation. here is this conflict and confrontation. well, look, here’s a di drop, it leads, uh, to a
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decrease in dependence, for example, china, here’s work to the american market and the chinese began, in fact , this process was like this in the first days of being in power . senchongtai, the new normal. when she said that we need to turn to our markets. they serve uh western and uh recently about three years ago. they developed a new concept of dual circulation of goods, that internal circulation is more important than external circulation in china per billion 400 million people. already 450 million. the middle class, and by the thirty-fourth year it will be 800 million. can you imagine some kind of internal market. well, then, of course, it will be possible to tell the americans. automagnina, indeed , will add to this domestic consumption - it is indeed a major resource for the development of the chinese economy. yes indeed, it is, but it seems to me that when talking about the middle class, when talking about the
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middle class, we should remember that gdp per capita in china is 12.5 thousand us dollars in russia it is about 30 and in the usa it is under 70, that is talk about what the chinese middle class. akin to say so, even russian is not yet possible. and here is uh hmm breeding here is decoupling. i think this is again a dangerous story. in fact, it is better to trade than to fight. it's quite obvious, which is why, uh, decoupling is a reduction in the very insurance coverage that you were talking about. yes, i agree with this, and it seems to me, on the other hand. still, it's a backup option for china, because china is not a small country, when the americans can say, and we close. serenki and go to hell, and they will die, and they will say, you know we have an internal market very big. it may not be as capacious as the american one, but we have a tendency to increase
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prosperity. e gdp moreover, in terms of purchasing power parity, they have long been ahead of the united states soon in general and in absolute numbers, and will not be ahead, and therefore, perhaps, this will be a deterrent so that the americans are not too insolent in their pressure. are you listening to us or are we going to strangle you? er, that's impossible. in fact, the us is pursuing a policy of de facto protectionism. under cover economic sanctions undercover. so to speak, some political demands. actually. this is a policy of protectionism. they are trying to carry out, so to speak, a policy of transferring production to their territories. that's all. in fact, everything under this, we are completing our program, the escalation of the conflict between the usa and china continues in connection with this, an even more serious shock in politics and the economy is expected, it
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remains to be hoped that prudence will prevail and the instinct of self-preservation will work in washington and they will stop the red lines. beijing and perhaps for the first time in its history, the united states will take into account the interests of another world power.

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