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to an increasingly criminal one. i would say anti-human tactics are sabotage and acts of terrorism against the civilian population, including on the territory of russia and not only in crimea, this murder and attempted murder of well-known russian journalists, scientists and public figures. and, of course, this is the ongoing shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant today, the russian federal security service confirmed on the basis of the results of the investigation. that the ukrainian special services are behind the monstrous in their impudence and cruelty murder of daria dugina, and in kiev, the fugitive russian politician ilya ponomarev said today that he maintains contact with the russian terrorist underground and provides him with support, finally as cherries on the cake ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to kazakhstan a private individual, and the official ambassador pyotr rublevsky today called for killing, the more russian people, the better this once again

emphasizes the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine in kazakhstan, that is, ukraine is systematically moving to a policy of terror in the territory russia against civilians. at the same time, we have not yet heard a single critical remark on this score, not to mention the condemnation from the curators of the kiev regime in the west, including from washington and we will talk about how this evolution of ukrainian tactics is perceived in the united states how the us policy towards ukraine will develop with the president of the center for national interest dmitry simes, who just returned from washington dmitry good evening. dmitry good evening. dmitry well, uh, i can’t help but ask about how the united states perceives the murder of darius by dugin, if there is some element of sympathy or uh, malevolence prevails, uh, and uh it’s quite obvious that this is not just

murder of darya dugin and journalist darya dugin. well, the attempted murder of alexander gelevich. dugin famous russian leader philosopher. e of the eurasian movement of her father and i also want to ask you. uh, why did i pay attention in the american media, and alexander dugin is often called almost the demiurge of russian foreign policy and the main and closest adviser to vladimir putin, uh, he says, well, firstly, this is a terrible tragedy. secondly, nothing can justify it. thirdly. i want to say big. sympathy. oh, of course, alexander dugina, his family and all his relatives. i join alexander's words of condolence; this condolence was not expressed by the american authorities. on the other hand, no gloating from officials . i haven't seen or heard either. uh, i'll add

more even a person like this democrat chief of the house intelligence committee chairman, who one of the main hunters of the russian news hunters said that he really hopes ukraine didn't have to do this. relationship. and what is a crime? nothing can be justified? here is the starting point. i'd like to start gloating. uh, of course you will find him in america in social networks and uh, in social networks there are a lot of irresponsible people and outright crazy people and, frankly, a lot of rosophists. but if you are talking about the biden administration and responsible politicians, then i have not seen gloating. unfortunately, i didn't see another. i did not see a willingness to admit, or at least, even i would say, to allow public opportunities that way, that this is the work of ukrainian

special services. i'm sure the investigation will continue. and i hope that those people who did this and the customers will be punished accordingly, and before that they will stand trial, but for me this is a significant event, because if you don’t believe, uh, the most radical russian emigrant. e, who claim that this, of course, was done by the fsb, what else can you expect from them ? the thought comes to mind that the main suspicion falls on ukraine, for this you do not need any official statements in moscow, but first of all, this kind of bomb. this is, if you like, frequent or at

least regular, and the weapon of reprisals against those who are objectionable in ukraine there were several such cases in ukraine in the first place. secondly, well, come up with, why would someone in russia attack alexander dugin, his daughter, but i'll tell you, it requires a lot of imagination, more imagination than i am capable of, but also the third. how fair you are they said in ukraine they are talking more and more about the fact that it is normal to kill russians if they are somehow complicit, uh, to what they call putin's regimes as a criterion of complicity. it is a question that you do not rebel against this power. in general, what is called a lot is not needed in ukraine. i read quotes from ukrainian officials in the new york times, where they openly said that it is normal to kill employees of

municipal administrations in ukraine and in territories that are under the control of the russian authorities, i repeat municipal officials. not the people who are accused of war crimes , not the soldiers, nor the intelligence officers, nor the chiefs of the mediocre officials. they openly say that any person in the so-called occupied territories who performs his duties, who, as it were, ensures that the light is burning in the house was warm, that this person is a collaborator. and that he is an absolutely legitimate target for the ukrainian special services and the so-called partisans. therefore, he kind of explains this approach in many ways. why many of us, myself included, suspect ukraine in the first place because what happened fits in very well with their methods. those that we

have seen those that they describe and those that are not proud of me and what they are as we suppose. they went so far as to use a similar technique in russia, not far from moscow, again, there are no people who took part in operations in the donbass and whom they accuse of some atrocities, but simply from people from a different position. but this just tells me about the nature of the ukrainian government and i would like to say be ashamed, but i think that these people are not ashamed. and now you've asked a question. and why is mr. dugin portrayed, and in some american publications they called him putin’s brain, other philosophers , putin and an architect, and a special operation? well, if you read carefully, serious

publications say that some portray him this way, but i have not seen a single serious publication that would take this at face value, but uh, mr. dugin, he is a man, i personally, unfortunately, do not know him, he is a man, very he is an impressive person, very original, he is a very interesting person. well, you know in all his manner and behavior he does not send a signal that he is involved in power. that's the way he says, the way he puts himself, so usually involved in power. people don't speak. and if they start talking like that, who is there someone in power, someone early enough and says, look, even though you are not our employee, you are actually close to us. we are responsible for you to some extent, but let's choose a demeanor that is more like this. corresponds, but the latest, as i understand it,

mr. dugin i had to go from moscow university, where he was accused of not politically correct statements, and dugin himself said that he assumed that putin knew about this, but putin did not intervene, but you know, if the arc would have been putin's brain, probably, the result would have been different. well, it seems to me that in the united states , at least very many political forces would simply like to, and in the united states they would like dugin to really reflect, and official foreign policy course is the logic and philosophy of russian foreign policy. but i completely agree with you dmitry. you said absolutely exactly. and if mr. dugin with his views, but tried to attribute something good to you in america, it would be a meeting of a great position, and when he tries to attribute his views

to power and create the impression that the head of state has these views. he himself adheres to these views and is guided in the work of demonization. putin, this methodology is very absolutely comfortable uh, dugen is certainly exceptionally erudite and a brilliant intellectual, but he is being used by american politicians to demonize russia and demonize the russian leadership. moreover, it is absolutely artificial, because dugin's concept of eurasianism has nothing to do with the concept of a large eurasian space or a large eurasia or a large eurasian community or a partnership that russia is now trying to build. and, of course, i can not but agree with you dmitry about what is this it is quite obvious that ukraine is behind this attempt, especially since the fsb has already identified the perpetrator of this terrorist act, who fled into estonia and

, secondly, because it really fits into the logic. this is not a single act. this is a systemic practice, this is a systemic pattern of recent ukrainian politics. remember, the planned assassination attempt on vladimir solovyov , which, thank god, was prevented. now, alas, this great tragedy, preventive e did not work. i want to make a clear distinction between my own assumptions, which are exactly the same as yours, yes, and, uh, some categoricalness in my capacity as a magazine publisher. these are two different roles. and i have to respect this, but i’ll say one more thing about the theorem, i see ukrainian comrades in the city of washington and i see, and with what ? not just importunity, but arrogance, they appear in different places. how they try even, not being american citizens, to intimidate

americans, but their lobbying. for example , the white house administration, especially those congressmen, in the districts of which there are, and about americans of ukrainian origin, all facets occur. i recently spoke with a high-ranking israeli diplomat in washington and i told him that it means impressing how ukrainians behave both official and unofficial. i said that in my memory only israel allowed itself such energetic methods of pressure. and he told me, no, we have never allowed all such methods of pressure. we knew we had supporters in congress. we knew it, that there are powerful jewish organizations that can appeal, but for us to embark on the path of outright intimidation, this was not the case in this regard, but the ukrainians. i mean, the ukrainian regime they are truly unprecedented. well, you can

remember in this regard. uh, how ukraine behaved towards germany and what direct insults did the official representatives of ukraine, again, extraordinary, the authorized ambassador of ukraine, uh, went to berlin in relation to the chancellor, uh, scholz, and i agree with you, uh, in the history of the american israeli relations were difficult times, for example during the administration of barack obama but then the netanyahu government. yes, it refrained from an open conversation with the white house, but it did not go for outright rudeness. and from the kiwa side, we're seeing just that, but here's the issue that's intimidating, especially of individual congressmen, but here's the issue that i'm interested in in this regard. what is the political goal of those actions that ukraine resorts to and commit terrorist acts on the territory of the russian federation, including in

the moscow region and on the territory of the liberated e territories in kherson a in the donbass and so on are absolutely right. after all, they are killing civilians of non-combatants of those people who are responsible for the well-being of those whom ukraine still considers occupied by their people, who care about them and, of course, ukraine is moving to more and more active terrorist activities in crimea a and we see over the past few weeks, the intensification of drone strikes and sabotage, which ukraine again arranges for territory of crimea here from my point of view. ukraine is trying to create the appearance of a certain intensification of hostilities in the absence of a real offensive, because in the last few weeks, especially back in the west, there were constant talks. and this is just a referent in western media and academic journals as well. then,

if ukraine does not demonstrate success on the battlefield, western support, including from the united states, will inevitably decline, ukraine must demonstrate something, but in reality on the battlefield. she cannot and does not demonstrate any success, and she is trying to replace these real successes with such acts of sabotage by similar acts of flights, including drone flights, including terrorist attacks on the territory of the russian federation. do you agree with dmitry agree and more, in- first, let me say that uh i really respect. how he behaves and what results he achieves. uh, the russian army is on the field of a warrior in ukraine, of course, many would like everything to be faster, if i may, so to speak, better this desire is absolutely understandable and uh, besides, we collectively we uh people who

appear on television are partly to blame for this, because there were people who were at the beginning of the special operation. we were engaged in a frank hat to throw there, i then warned about the dangers of this, but it was obvious that ukraine was 22 years old. after 8 years of pumping her weapons, after 8 years she was taught by the best military instructors of the collective west, but it was obvious. that this ukraine is not what it was in the fourteenth year and that there will be no easy walk, and i don't know anyone in moscow that i've talked to in responsible circles, who uh? i was expecting an easy walk, perhaps hoping for hope. we all have the right, but now, if you are talking seriously, we proceeded from this. i don't know these people anymore. i want to tell you one misconception, which for some reason is constantly repeated, including in the

russian media, that russia has a numerical advantage. uh, in front of ukraine on the battlefield, everything i know contradicts this. and ukraine carried out mass mobilization. uh, they have a total if we can say under arms 700-800.000 people and a significant part of this brought down on the strength of the russian special operation. in russia, as far as i understand, there is an advantage in artillery in armored forces in aviation, but if you say, for example, urban battles, where, uh, the infantry plays a decisive role, then the advantage of ukraine and another advantage of ukraine are frankly written about in the american press. ukraine is not considered victims, but they are ready to carry out

very risky and in terms of losses, a very expensive operation, and, in this situation, what russia has so far been able to attack this makes an impression. and then i'll tell you. i thought a lot about the history of the issue of military aid. and of course, it is not unusual that the state supports its allies, official or unofficial, and, among other things, supports them by supplying them with weapons and there are examples when such supplies played a decisive role in the outcome of the war, but i'm talking about vietnam where the soviet union supported north vietnam and this gradually goes on for a long exhausting war. so tired connected the states that they had to leave from there less dramatic results, er, were in the seventies and eighties in the middle east

where the united states supported, israel and the soviet union, respectively, the arabs and in many ways what happened there. it was a competition, as well as soviet and american weapons. and in general, it was said that soviet weapons proved to be very worthy. and what can i say here, but clearly in american superiority it was impossible what is happening now in the case of ukraine. this is completely other. i don't know this in world history. i say this responsibly, i thought a lot about this topic, but where else are there such examples that 30 states are more than 30 states, and some of the most developed in the world with a huge gross national product, so that all this collective smell comes together to help ukraine and in general, uh, it’s not just how during the lenta, but they shared that, and that

at this moment it’s not really necessary for dmitry to give away weapons that are now in the active armament of their own armies, this unprecedented. and that's what in these conditions, and the russian army knows how, what is called to hold a blow and move forward. it seems to me that this deserves respect and i will say the last. i understand, uh, as a temperamental person himself, i understand the desire to do everything, uh, immediately and finally. i understand this, but i also understand that then it would be a completely different e-war for russia and those who defend such decisions. they understand, they must understand that, and they should at least prepare their people well for this, so that the people russia decided that the game was worth the candle, while putin

proved his red lines. he takes it very seriously, and he acts on this basis very decisively, but not always at the moment when he would like opponents, it is natural to wait, dmitry completely agrees with you, the past 6 months have shown that the combined resources of the collective west are not capable of turn the tide of hostilities in ukraine and russia continues victory let not quickly, but gradually and steadily russia continues to move forward in the donbass while remaining quantitatively minority and and maintaining a normal life in russia itself and in the opinion of many economists. by the way, now the economic situation in russia is more prosperous than even in many western european countries. yes, they are talking about the baltic countries , where the inflation rate is above uh, twenty percent and out of it. it seems to me two for

the west or to admit their failure. but too much is at stake, and we heard that not only experts, but officials position this conflict as existential for the the west and the victory of russia, uh, perceive and position it as a defeat for the west, including with consequences for the world order, on the other hand, this is an escalation and it is no coincidence that many prominent american experts, including henry kinsendzh, and they talk about the growing risk of escalation in as this conflict drags on, where the collective west cannot win, but with all this, for the time being, it is washington’s official policy and washington’s position remains unchanged, including returning to the beginning of our conversation, dmitry, as far as covering up, and indirectly even supporting, and those actions of the tactics that are resorted to, ukraine,

in your opinion. here it is not. from the perspective of the united states, the rhetoric of the united states is a reflection of the inability of the biden administration and the inadmissibility of showing weakness in the run-up to the midterm elections or this is the belief that, well , it will still be possible to defeat russia on the current course. i think dimitri that they hope to defeat russia but they hope to win russia, not in the sense that russia will be defeated, but in the sense that russia will make some concessions that can be imagined as a victory, they really want to believe that ukrainians are so specific. if possible, so to speak victory, so that it will be possible to imagine how he will be able to ensure victory. and therefore, when the ukrainians fail to move forward, and not here they deliver these blows, which are on the one hand, but which, as they

say, are out of the mouth of the military. in the sense that it is yorsami today, they write in a military sense it has a minimum result. and when they committed this monstrous terrorist act in moscow, this is also being done in order to show how active they are, that the sea is knee-deep. and that they will not allow russia to develop normally and live normally if russia does not make concessions. it's less about military results - it's more about the war image in public relations. and in this regard , mr. zelensky is a very experienced and capable person, you just blew it out of my mouth. i just wanted to say that once again ukraine demonstrates what zelensky can do better it's all about making an impression. this is pr. and this is the theater. many thanks to dmitry for an exceptional conversation as always. we'll be back

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upgrade your tariff application beeline together with beeline operators 30 years on your side. at on the air, the west and the united states, in particular, are getting deeper and deeper into the ukrainian conflict. this weekend. the pentagon has officially announced a new $775 million military assistance package to ukraine and this package includes ammunition for the mlrs system, highmars and new drones and new missiles or much more and the entire biden administration. the biden administration alone has already spent about ten billion dollars on military assistance to ukraine. in addition, everything is more open in the west. uh talk about need to be prepared for a direct military confrontation with russia and it is no coincidence that many of the most far-sighted in-depth experts.

the likes of former united states secretary of state henry casenger speak of the growing risk of a direct military confrontation between russia and the united states. and here, as an illustration, just this weekend, a warrant officer of the armed forces in the uk half a car. declared that the united states and the army, er, stated that the british armed forces should be ready to a direct war with russia and that russia and the west are now balancing on the brink of a direct military conflict, and today deputy foreign minister of russia sergey alekseevich ryabkov, among other things, said. listen to the destructive course of the nato countries to ignore our red lines and get involved in a confrontation with russia in ukraine , balancing on the brink of a direct armed conflict is extremely risky , it is obvious that this is fraught with further escalation up to a military clash of nuclear powers with andrey viktorovich how do you assess the risk of a direct military clash between russia and nato and why

only experts, such as a dagger, talk about this risk in the west, while at the official level this risk is ignored. because they are preparing for it. and when they are preparing for something, it does not mean at all that it is necessary to advertise the experts, those people who understand this matter, they see it and talk about it. well, let's start from the stove, the first is the most important. this is because the weapon supplied. well, if you remove the javelins there, this or that, yes, that's all. the rest of the most problematic issue is hammer ammunition, which we are now fortunately successfully finishing off in storage areas - anti-radiation missiles. harm, and the latest generation. it's not exactly anti-radar missiles, it's not just anti-radar missiles . this is a missile that can hit any target, just like the hummers , just like the corrected shells, which

fly 155 for 70 km, the howitzer is all adjusted according to system on the old one. under our people is called gps so-called here and here one of the major challenges is worth it. opposition, well, or jamming this system to start on the territory of the russian federation of ukraine, moreover, this will bring us difficulties. for the simple reason that starting from those aircraft that fly in the airspace of russia, including ours , and the company, not everyone works in this system. well, you need to rebuild. we have our own system and there is nothing great here, but this is a challenge industry, and the challenge is such that it’s not up to the forty-fourth law, when at the center to announce there and wait a long time, there someone will be there and will develop all this. it needs to be in mode. i apologize to the scalded cat to create. we have it all, but we just need to en masse, that is, we have e rap troops who are able to give a gps signal. this is a question that radika

categorically costs. in doing so, all of our main facilities. they must be completely blocked. and our main objects. they are already blocked. if somebody traveled around the kremlin with a navigator, sometimes he was surprised for some reason he shows vnukovo or sheremetyevo and it is quite possible to do this business urgently and then all this modern high-precision weapons that are now supplied in ukraine will be, to put it mildly, useless. this is the first second, based on what is planned, and here the copy was already broken, discussing the issue of death. dasha gena i would like to discuss there is no time, and the consequences that even we have wary conclusions, which even we made as part of the escalation of the conflict, it will still be hiding will happen. will it come a direct clash of stats, possibly bring the united states of america and great britain, if by and large to say, because therefore, because i'm not entirely sure that all nato countries will joyfully climb into this battle, and someone is not very interested frankly . everyone

understands perfectly well that this is purely a theme of the united states of america, or the anglo-saxons at this stage. first time. the most important thing we need now. mobilize, probably, our industry for to those of our developments that no one else in the world has, starting with hypersonic missiles, which were quite realistically and successfully used, including in the ukrainian conflict. they must be mass-produced daggers, and they must be in the thousands, and this must be perfectly understood that this is the first thing to protect us. this is the use of high-precision weapons of opponents. including the destruction of ship groups, which are the main carriers of high-precision weapons. tomahawk everything else to prevent strikes on our side. it's hard anti-missile air defense of all our main main administrative centers. not only moscow is our industry, our oil refineries, our oil pumping. that is, without which the party cannot live, the rest of the railway junctions. well, and so on and so

forth, and this must be dealt with. today , an extremely topical issue of civil defense is being raised. for this, people need to be prepared for this, there is no need to be shy. we have in recent years. unfortunately, very little attention has been paid to this because everyone believed that there would be no big war. many of our bomb shelters. or other shelters. they were written off due to their branchiness. and those that are not written off now are either shops or some kind of pub or another brothel that today needs to be picked out of there, in fact . it's all business. take it very seriously. in our country, all this should go under the food ministry of emergency situations. they are responsible for civil defense. also, all regional authorities that should do all this completely, and this needs to be taken seriously, so today , uh, we need to prepare for this conflict. there is no need to deny it, you need to understand that it is yes, it can be, yes, we must respond adequately, and there we must win, and in order to win we must work today. ah, the united states has certainly been constantly moving the red line for the past six months, showing increasingly

provocative irresponsible behavior by nine. what, but a direct military clash with russia will not happen, but they are very deep officially involved in this conflict. they indirectly fight against russia in reality, and not only don’t pull the trigger, but do everything else, including agreeing, and military strikes delivered from e, american rso and howitzers. i'm not talking about giving. is this information and at the same time one must understand that russia the united states is a nuclear power. she is the nuclear alliance. and if, god forbid, there is a direct military clash, it will still happen to overcome the vertical escalation, that is, the flow of conflicts to the nuclear level will be very difficult. and now, just in new york , there is a review conference of the day on the treaty on the non -proliferation of nuclear weapons, and russia is participating there, of course, a and b in recent decades. i would say that such a practice has developed that now, when is

russian-american relations positive? they develop when there is a dialogue in the field of arms control and strategic stability, the conference of the day is also successful and vice versa, when everything is bad between russia and the united states and when the dialogue is on stratosability. uh, slips and conferences of the day, also, uh, they are passing on uh, a very negative note. vladimir andreyevich orlov, the founders of the percentre and adviser to the russian delegation, is now in direct contact with us . day. tell me how it is now. what is the atmosphere of this current review conference day by day in the context of the most acute confrontation between russia and the united states, probably since the caribbean crisis, and in an environment where even there is no hint of a resumption of dialogue on strategic

stability yet. i'm afraid that you're giving the right assessment of the weather here we have political weather in the united nations where the tenth review conference on the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons is taking place. the weather, changeable is the same as in new york, there are sunny moments when we hope for a civilized dialogue. er, a compromise approach may prevail in the interests of international security in order to prevent further spread of nuclear weapons. around the world, there are moments, gloomy. now, if you see now, uh, now is a gloomy moment, we started uh, i think the first 2 weeks to work here uh, quite civilized uh mutual accusations. i would say so. they were within the normal range within

acceptable limits better. of course, it didn’t happen at all, but we can’t do without it and we succeeded, including with our american colleagues and other colleagues. and here, about 200 countries are participating in the work of building. uh, good dialogue aimed at uh, possible consensus uh, adoption of the final review conference document, which should confirm that the non-proliferation treaty is the cornerstone of the entire architecture of international security. finally, let's not forget that this agreement has three depositaries. this is the russian federation, the united states and the united kingdom. but today, the tone. eh, it seems to me, has changed for the worse and connected. this is unfortunately with a political moment, when the ukrainian side is trying to e. call

russia a terrorist regime and the main theme is not the future of the nuclear non- proliferation regime. and what is happening around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, which the french colleague just said here, is a terrible situation. you see, vladimir andreevich, you quite rightly pointed out the problem. e ukrainian shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant because it turns out that the problem lies not only in a possible crisis or weakening of the regime of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, but also, e, nuclear terrorism. yes , there is nuclear terrorism, the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is nothing but nuclear terrorism. here whether they talk about it, and at the review conference and whether someone believes the ukrainian propaganda that it is supposedly russia itself that is shelling this nuclear power plant. unfortunately, the problem of nuclear

terrorism. starts here. exaggerate e europeans e subside e ukrainians british french kehe they allegedly say that the russian federation creates e problems with regard to e, the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, e, with their military activities, they began to try to prescribe this more in the final. document, which of course is not acceptable, there is a problem of nuclear terrorism, but it comes from a completely different side of this, what is called from a bad head to a healthy one, when they are transferred, when the ukrainians. eh, we just know . they just carried out another shelling of the zaporizhzhya station e, while already in the immediate vicinity of the nuclear fuel storage facility. what it says it says, first of all, about the threat for the ukrainian people themselves for the

europeans. the threat posed by ukraine also indicates that the ground is being created and is being prepared. ground for large-scale provocation, because instead of working together to solve major nuclear security problems, nuclear non- proliferation. eh, the idea is brought to the conclusion that russia is again even here, where russia is , one might say, a pioneer of nuclear security and the struggle for nuclear non-proliferation. that it is here that russia is again to blame for everything, while tomorrow the body of the russian federation will host a meeting of the security council devoted to issues. e, zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, she is a garden worries a lot. here is the risk of an increase in such provocations, especially considering that we believe that in general the inspections of the mte and the delegate. within

the framework of the mandate, the magat should appear at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, and everything, in a good way, at the end of this month, may be at the beginning of the next such visit, including the general director of the bgt pear, probably, it can take place, but it can take place only in those conditions when it is not will be used as another provocation against russia when, naturally, this will be done on for the benefit of, uh, nuclear security and for the benefit of international security. i think that e behavior rich allows you to admit. e, such a scenario is positive, unless, of course, a third force interferes, but thank you very much, vladimir andreevich, we wish you and the russian delegation success at the review conference of the day and we hope that the iaea delegation will visit the zaporozhye nuclear power plant and russia the united states will resume dialogue on

strategic stability, and despite the front, which will continue and take place after all, the nuclear non-proliferation treaty will survive and remain one of the key elements of the international security system. many thanks. we will now break for a short commercial and continue in a few moments. literally a few days before the american highmars shell flew into yelenivka. i personally was in the same barracks where the azov people lingered. and how much rise at 6:00 in the morning rise, we work here in the garden, what to do watering weeding. so it's they who take very little boys girls and prepare future killing machines from them. himself in odessa, to pump people up on the

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catalyst for which was certainly anti-russian sanctions, in general, the economic war of the collective west against russia today, stock prices for gas. e in europe exceeded the mark of 3,000 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters. today, the euro exchange rate on international markets. fell below the dollar, it is the lowest since 2002 to date, and today the german hendelzlad. e, declared that the german the industry as a whole lost about 10 billion euros due to anti-russian sanctions, and the mayor of london, a sadik khan, said that in the conditions of inflation that is unprecedented over the past 40 years, which is taking place in the uk this winter , millions of britons will not be able to afford heating and food. and they will not choose between heating and food. they may not be able to let you, not one or the other in their opinion. mayor of london if there is no emergency action taken by the government and i want to ask in this regard. e vladimir, sergeevich and what,

after all, you will not become better, probably in europe what are the prospects for the economic development of europe in general , er, in these in this context? yes, you correctly described the situation, in fact, we are witnessing an amazing situation when european politicians themselves are destroying the competitiveness of the european economy and it is being done. this, of course, is in the context of the policy of importation, the policy of protectionism, which is carried out by the united states, that is, de facto. in my opinion. uh, that conflict of today going inflated it by the americans and done. this was in order to repay the competitiveness of the european economy in the first place. uh, 3,000. e dollars per cubic meter. this is absolutely not the limit of 4.000 is quite possible, achievable history. uh, falling competitiveness. uh, the german economy is in the first place a particularly deplorable situation. why because germany was the powerhouse of the economy? european union i think that france, too, will probably suffer in the near future, and from these uh

from this situation. it is surprising that these countries themselves carry out a policy of e, the destruction of their own competitiveness. uh, it will be worse. why? because, as of today , prices for energy carriers have been raised 2.5 times for e -consumers, and for industry, this is e. well, it's death and the like. why? because it was on cheap energy from russia that the competitiveness of the german economy was built; if there is no cheap energy, there will be no competitiveness, which will further slow down the rate of economic growth. uh, moreover, we are already talking about the german recession. yes, you should, so to speak, that indeed the recession has already begun, but first of all, of course, the impact on consumer households correctly said that not everyone has enough money for food and heating. uh, in particular in the uk, we are talking about investing consumers e in reducing their consumption of e in electricity during peak loads and, accordingly,

paying about 6 pounds for each saved kilowatt hour in this way, that is, redistributing the load over the network , but it is clear that this is a fire measure - this is a fire measure. that is, uh to some extent, it will close, so to speak, there may be a problem with the household. but the fact that this is a powerful blow to the industry is quite obvious. uh, france uh, today france is also doing, so to speak. hmm , there are problems associated with energy. eh, first of all. this is due to absolutely crazy fires, this has never happened in france e. hmm, so to speak, it is clear where this leads. uh, italy got part of the gas resource. e hmm from algeria. so, basically, they're in to some extent, they will close their questions, but italy competed for this gas with germany, that is, germany did not receive gas, received gas. uh, italy uh in this situation. it seems to me that turkey plays a very serious role as an energy carrier for the european union in general, and here it will be very interesting to look at the behavior absolutely fairly absolutely fairly so

in general it is necessary to understand what is actually happening when reverse supplies are carried out. it's all really politics. actually. this is also russian gas. what difference does it make on some pipe goes and in which direction it moves from this does not cease to be russian in the same way as it does not, the same thing. well, and, of course, the biggest problem, probably, is still an attempt. e americans. e. hmm, so to speak put pressure on uh, world oil prices. well, i ca n't disagree with you, uh, in your characterization of the american role in this whole story, the united states is killing several geopolitical and economic hares with one shot, they are the beneficiaries of their liquefied natural gas supplies. e european countries. and they are really weakening its economic competitor, because europe was and is the economic competitor of the united states and a. as a result of higher energy prices for europe, gas prices in europe are significantly higher. by the way, than in the united states

. yes, european industry is simply becoming uncompetitive, and the united states benefits from this. but in europe itself , there is more and more talk about conditions and the fall of governments, the beginnings that we see in the example of italy and in the conditions of build-up and increase in internal political pressure from ordinary europeans who have to choose food or heating or in general and whether they can afford any of this. they say that european governments in these conditions will not be able to support in the long term. especially towards the winter, its current course towards ukraine and will be forced to reduce support for ukraine and military supplies political support and so on. and i already mentioned italy there. the government has already fallen, and according to public opinion polls, the right-wing coalition should win the elections.