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good evening big game tonight speaker of the council federation valentina matvienko took part in a meeting of the parliamentary twenty, which was held in indonesia and called on the parliamentary delegation of ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table right there and try to find agreements on a military conflict, however, the ukrainian side ignored this call, which valentina matvienko herself quite rightly explained not independence , really. i'll remind you yesterday. chairman of the russian security council nikolai

patrushev also said that all attempts at negotiations between russia and ukraine were thwarted on the orders of the united states and russia has recently regularly called the united states and nato the actual party to this military conflict. washington, on the one hand, does not intend to change its policy , claims that it does not consider itself a party to this conflict. he declares this to all new batches of military aid to the kiev regime. encourages him to strike at those regions that russia now considers part of its sovereign territory and even pushes kiev to intensify hostilities in the south direction, but on the other hand they wandered. while there are very dim signs of the united states' readiness for dialogue with russia , president biden said today that he does not rule out the possibility of meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines of summits or the g20 or atc, listen to how it was. whether you will meet with

president putin at the g20 in bali, we 'll see. let me remind you that earlier in the white house they categorically stated that biden simply would not go where vladimir putin would be. that is now he admits the opportunity to go, and we will discuss these facets of the united states policy regarding the ukrainian conflict with dmitry simons, president of the center for national interests, and andrey sushintsov, dean of the faculty of international relations at mgimo , dmitry andrey andreevich good evening, dmitry well, are you now in washington perhaps you have already talked to someone. tell me how to understand this uncertainty in biden's statement. is this a signal that e in the new conditions in in the context of a sharply increased escalation of risks of escalation between russia and the united states, the united states is giving some signals of a readiness for dialogue, or this is a false interpretation. and

in general, what is behind this statement of the president of the united states dmitry well, let's start with the obvious as you just said that until recently the official position of the white house was that there could be no negotiations with russia with president putin, if, uh, some kind of diplomatic initiative was allowed, then she said that first russia would have to satisfy numerous american terms. today is the president, biden. he didn't mention anything of the sort. but, and then it is obvious that so far there is no agreement on a meeting. and as i understand it, it was not even seriously discussed by the mathematical channel. therefore, biden said that the only possibility is that there is such a possibility, but so far , of course, he could not say anything definite, and

at the same time it should be noted that there was a leak from american e special rumors about the case of the assassination attempt on daria dugin was confirmed and this there was a massive leak although unnamed but clearly, organized at the highest level, it was confirmed that, firstly, and daria dugina was definitely killed, and on the instructions of the ukrainian authorities and secondly, it is said that the american authorities did not know about this, that ukrainian authorities hid their plans. and here it is necessary to understand the complexity and inconsistency, and relations between ukraine and the united states, and nikolai patrushev is absolutely right when he says that the united states, of course, in general, but direct

ukraine is determined by the direction of ukrainian politics. naturally, without american support for the military assistance of the american organization of the collective west to the suburbs of ukraine, without all this, kiev could not exist at all, and even more so to behave as boldly as it does today. well, this, of course, does not mean that the united states is responsible for every ukrainian action and for every ukrainian statement. and here, uh, washington has more and more of a problem. if before i heard e from officials, who are they in such informal conversations not at the highest level, but at a serious enough level that, in general , zelensky is probably a son of a bitch, but he is our son of a bitch , huh. uh, the united states should support him because it's in the american

interest. now i'm starting to hear something else. but aren't we dealing with a very dangerous situation when a person who, uh, is not completely mentally healthy, is at the head of ukraine. but i must immediately, uh, emphasize the expression that he is not mentally healthy. i am from american e, i have not heard of officials, but it was said that he had no sense of balance, that he had no sense of brakes. and that he allows himself an action and statement that washington could not approve of in any way. well, for some reason, he came up with the initiative to immediately accept ukraine into nato, and it was obvious that the united states would not agree to this, but a number of other european countries would not agree to this. why biden, and he should have heard

such proposals on the eve of the midterm congressional elections, which will be held in november. uh, from zelensky and actually tells him no when biden presents what is happening in ukraine with ukraine as one of the important achievements of his foreign policy; other achievements, he does not have many, but here is zelensky's latest statement that he proposes to launch preventive nuclear strikes on russia, but there is no ukraine e your nuclear weapons. so what are nuclear weapons about. he said, well, even england and france, even england, but in no way on and such steps are not capable of them, they are not interested in the fact that he proposed that the united states enter into a third with russia world war in a situation where the bidens in the closest advisers have repeatedly said that they do not want a third world war and there will be

such an aggravation. such an escalation is to be avoided in every possible way, and such a question arises in washington, who would mr. zelensky and you play some role. uh, given your talents, and as an actor as a comedian or do you really uh, your head has gone and you are seriously thinking about starting world war iii with the help of the united states to pit the united states in world war. you know, washington is doing and saying a lot of things about russia that i absolutely disagree with, but when it comes to the desire to avoid a third world war. i think that this desire of washington exists in truth, which is not true, and zelensky’s actions do not fit into this desire in any way dmitry i completely agree with you and thank you very much

for paying attention to the new york times article, and where is it left with links to american intelligence, what exactly was ukraine, the ukrainian authorities, the special services organized carried out the murder of daria dugina in the moscow region. i also read this article and it says not only that the american intelligence services did not know about this ukrainian action about this terrorist attack, but also that the american intelligence services and the biden administration are annoyed that ukraine - did this secretly from the united states, committed a terrorist act on the territory of russia, and this article explicitly states that from the point of view of the biden administration. this increases the risk of escalation because it is a terrorist act on the territory of russia, indeed, over the past weeks, we have seen consistent attempts by the ukrainian authorities to violate any red lines. and, well,

really, to behave not only more boldly, but more. the united states is put before a fact, but to try to draw the united states into where the united states does not want to be drawn in, and you quite rightly noted the application for ukraine's entry into nato bypassing the stage, and partner of the hr membership action plan and, of course, today's is just an infernal statement zelensky that the west and the united states should launch a preventive nuclear strike on russia. that is, he calls for a global total nuclear war. well, in fact, the problem lies in the fact that such behavior was quite common in the history of international relations, but on the part of the satellites, when the satellites really tried, realizing their own interests, to drag their patrons into the war. ah, and force their patrons, but to

realize the interests of the satellites. at the same time, they did not correspond to the interests of the patrons in during the cold war, there were a lot of such situations, and by the way, both moscow and washington then found the political will and wisdom to prevent such escalations and pull their satets in time. but here's another problem, and what i see that is now facing the united states is to try to separate or not separate ukraine and zelensky, because yes, in the united states they may be dissatisfied with zelensky and may doubt his sanity and mental health, but at the same time, as it appears the united states is not going to abandon the policy of supporting ukraine as a whole from the supply of arms from the provision. is this information and even from the management of hostilities by the kiev regime. in manual mode, right? in addition to

this article in the new york times that appeared today, i want to draw your attention to yesterday's article in the financial times where it was said that the united states is openly calling on ukraine to intensify the military offensive of ukraine in the south to intensify military operations in the south. here. listen to what e fines writes. the pentagon has said kiev should use gains in the east to push back russian forces occupying strategic regions in the south that are gateways to the black sea. and if you can control kherson you will definitely. you can stop the advance to odessa what we all think the russians really wanted, a senior us military official told ukrainian forces, according to us officials, it is necessary to recapture the south before the offensive winters, since the autumn unraveling will greatly complicate the fighting. in doing so, the advantage will go to

those on the defensive. u.s. officials and lawmakers have also said that retaking more territory in the south will be necessary to put ukraine in a better position during discussions about possible future ceasefire negotiations with russia and in this regard. i want to ask andrey andreyevich sushintsov. that's how long the united states is so, ruling ukraine in the current military conflict. yes giving directions where them to attack. where not to attack and when to attack? what months to take? what cities and so on? for how long can the united states declare that it is not a party to the conflict and, accordingly, feel in complete impunity, in complete safety and not allow it. even the thought that their own security can be somehow violated by russia. i think that exactly until russia firmly shows and gives a symmetrical answer on ethics, american tactics here are somewhat

resembles such a raider raid campaign that, until they stumble upon an obvious and unambiguous action against action, continues and, historically, this part of the american strategic culture of the culture of sea power, which mainly operates either through third countries, fight by proxy, or relying on points on the coasts, without entering deep into the continent, checking where there are, uh, vulnerabilities in the opponent's defense at a time when they faced resistance that exceeded their political will continues to expand. they backed off quickly and, uh, proposed negotiations, seeking a settlement. i guess washington is

shaping up right now. false understanding about the security of one's position in maintaining. uh, zelensky’s last demarches, uh, became a direct result of the indulgence in the united states towards ukraine, creating a comfortable environment where any, even the most , uh, crazy ideas of the ukrainian leadership. we were met with understanding, support and hoots. even methodically, turning a blind eye to the violation of the crimes of the kiev government. against myself against its citizens against, uh, the opposition and in the end, in kiev, of course, there was a feeling that we can offer everything we want with impunity. moreover, we are one of the main actors in this crisis. we have high agency, as they say, high autonomy - it is we who manage, in fact, the course of events, what the united states did not think there, and this is a very dangerous situation, because it can

lead us to the situation that has developed during this thirteen day cuban missile crisis fidel castro felt, uh, his agency, because cuba is the protagonist of this crisis and proposed to the soviet leadership in a message. nikita sergeevich khrushchev, they say such a comrade khrushchev if, in the name of the victory of the world cause of socialism , it is necessary to sacrifice several million cubans. and if a preventive nuclear strike on the territory of the united states solves our global historical task, then please, here i am in the war, there were cases when the satellites tried to draw their patrons into a big war. zelensky approached this example at a very short distance. uh, fortunately fidel castro was more often a sober person than not. uh, it’s difficult with president zelensky, but here it’s hard to guess at

any given moment and uh, thank god ukraine is a nuclear power that it is still one of the successes in russian american interaction in the early nineties was the removal of nuclear weapons from the territory of ukraine ah . at as a result, i hope that we have the first signs of what could become a full-fledged second caribbean crisis, and these signs, which are like, cyclically, in general, repeat history. they are consistently sobering enough for washington to root out this incipient nuclear escalation. here is dmitry when we compare the financial article on the one hand. times about how the united states manages the manual mode of action. kiev on the battlefield and on the other hand , an article, new york times about the american dissatisfaction, but with the murder of daria dugina, and the words of jake sallion that now is not the time for ukraine to raise the issue of joining nato. personally, i get

the impression that the united states wants to carry on as before. the same policy of hybrid war and keep it hybrid and dissatisfaction with ukraine with the behavior of ukraine . it turns out that such impudence and similar actions of the kiev regime create the risk of this hybrid war turning into an open war and already direct and direct involvement united states into the war. with russia what? of course, the biden administration. i would like to avoid. i have a correct understanding of this situation. dmitry, you have a correct understanding. and uh, here it should be added to complement the different approach about u methods of war. eh, there are significant differences. e between white brownies who are they and the government of zelensky hotels of the war. uh,

of course, there are many people in the biden administration who would like the total defeat of russia and changes in the russian political system and or even the general collapse of russia as a single state. there are more such people there than in congress in the administration, but they are in the administration, but nevertheless, if you are talking about the top leadership of the biden administration, they do not set such tasks. they talk about more limited tasks; they want russia to be forced by proxy on the battlefield. retreat to those borders with russia that were before the start of the special operation, and in general, there are no special hopes there, but the military will somehow succeed in zelensky methods to capture the crimea, that is, well, if you like, an absolutely unacceptable position for russia.

well, in general, an understandable geopolitical position, and diplomacy from a position of strength, you mobilize your resources and use other people's resources. act with the wrong hands in order to force the enemy. enter, and after that come the negotiations. note that even in this financial times article, their american sources said they want to strengthen zelensky's position in the first place, because they think that later it will be make it more difficult, including because it will end, and, as it were, the current russian partial mobilization will bring results. well, they say that, uh, it’s better to come today in order to agree. in a few months, or at least in the foreseeable future , zelensky signs decrees that there can be no negotiations with russia at all, but

to talk about how you just heard by instilling intimate nuclear strikes, and i want to return to the issue of donating arcs. think about it, they took and killed an innocent person. they took the school, they killed her two suburbs of moscow on one of the most prestigious moscow highways, they now say that maybe ukrainians ukrainian authorities, in fact, did not mean to kill daria dugin, but her father alexander dugin dugin philosophers well let me say two things here. first, no, there is no doubt that the presence given in the car was supposed. therefore, if they also wanted to kill her father, then this does not displace the meanness of this crime. and especially. uh, as if in a situation where the ukrainian government is

organizes, and then hides behind, if you like, a shield of american support and, uh, i want to express my personal outrage at the eu sanctions that have just been introduced. and against mr. dugin, i am mr. dugin. unfortunately, i personally don’t know how familiar i am with his views, i don’t share them. well, to impose sanctions against my father after he was the victim of such a heinous crime. but i would still like to look into the eyes of the people in the european union who made such a decision and ask them. and at you have a conscience, how can you then seriously lecture about your moral superiority dmitry i completely agree with you. it seems to me that the european union once again showed dishonor, disrespect and unscrupulousness, and

in their sanctions policy, they punished the crimeans. and for the fact that they overwhelmingly voted for reunification with russia and pay attention, and at the level of rhetoric they say that the crimean people are suffering under the conditions of russian occupation. they imposed sanctions against the same of the people themselves, but of course, personal sanctions against alexander dugin a, who has nothing to do with the process of making russian foreign policy decisions, which are respected, including in the west, but by a learned philosopher and political thinker, and impose personal sanctions against him right now after the brutal murder of his daughter by the ukrainian regime. it's just beyond good and evil, but it just characterizes. so to say how normative an actor is today, but the european union, and, and i would really like

that, uh, the united states, if we return to the policy of the united states , still rein in uh, their completely exploded uh, proxy, and the regime of lensky ah, because really we yesterday we talked to you with anatoly antonov and one of the main theses, uh, that the russian ambassador to the united states said is that since russia and the united states are nuclear superpowers , a dialogue between them is extremely necessary and has no alternative so that this happens and that we avoid direct military collisions. but we still need to put in place such exploded, but political figures, as the current president of ukraine and the new york times article. goes exactly in this direction dmitry thank you very much for e. this is an interesting conversation. we will break now, and then we will continue

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clash of dual-nuclear, superpowers, but many in the united states believe that even the continuation of the current biden administration policy of escalating and continuing hybrid war creates the risks of this escalation and a direct military clash between two superpowers, dual- nuclear superpowers, such a point of view, for example, is held by a senior researcher at the institute katona, ted carpenter listen americans are now at greater risk of nuclear war than at any time since the cuban missile crisis , when moscow relented in acknowledging washington's determination to prevent soviet missiles from being stationed at us borders the kremlin concluded that the united states would not back down. even before a nuclear confrontation. on the contrary, they would rather go to war to prevent such a threat to their vital interests, this time washington is the side that must be retreated from growing confrontation before it's too late, as i've written in other articles.

russian leaders consider ukraine a key national security interest the kremlin will do whatever it takes to avoid a humiliating defeat and prevent western troops and missiles from appearing at their borders, in other words, russia is unlikely to be taken lightly in this nuclear game if the united states does not to make concessions, even at the risk of being branded as weaklings, the result will be a head-on collision. this will result in a catastrophe for united russia states and the world, of course, ted carpenter, he is a realist and this point of view is not yet mainstream in the american foreign policy establishment, but recently, uh, with similar logic, one of the most famous american drunken makers, in celebrity, has also acted as an idol of millions. i’m not afraid of this word elon mask, and who said that, firstly, ukraine cannot simply win this

war for objective reasons. secondly, ah, that he proposed a plan for a peaceful settlement and from the point of view of the mask, since ukraine cannot win, it is necessary to move on to negotiations and peace right now, and he, naturally, received a huge portion of hate from the ukrainians, criticism from the white house and senator lindsey graham, who even offered to punish, and the mask and his company tesla but musk doesn't give up. he offers all the new and steps and today he published a map of the results of the elections in ukraine in 2012, where it is clear. actually it is shown that the entire south-east of ukraine and this mask from wrote in plain text adheres to pro-russian sentiments, therefore, there is nothing strange in the choice people make, living in the donbass, living in the kherson and zaporozhye regions andrey andreyevich it seems to me that this position is a mask, it

even matters much more important than those clever things that with all due respect, ted carpenter john wersheimer and other armchair scientists write, because musk is the idol of millions and, uh, that's what he writes. it seems to me that makes his twitter followers think, by the way, not it is possible that he will buy twitter and then twitter will be unlocked for donald trump, and this will be a complete disaster for the biden administration and personally for biden, but you don’t think that the position that elon musk is now stating will have an impact on the state of mind of ordinary people americans, and this is especially important in the run-up to the midterm congressional elections. i think that ordinary americans are not very deeply immersed in the details of the ukrainian crisis and rather consume information, as entertainment for ordinary americans, what is happening is some kind of far from the oceanic war, where everything is more or less clear black and white of ours against aliens, uh, this

picture was formed for the americans. eh? popular mainstream media, uh, political discussion is now practically absent there and this is one of the signs of american democracy and the appearance of the opinion expressed by elon musk is a dangerous precedent the white house was forced to disavow it with him entered into a discussion lindsey timing american it is very important that the white house and a united states senator enter into a discussion with a person which has nothing to do with american foreign policy, but this discussion itself affects american foreign policy, they absolutely agreed elon musk is such an idol , sense a product of america as a civilization. suddenly he asks

questions that are absolutely obvious, like from a fairy tale about a naked king. uh, doesn't anyone see this one self-evidence, yes, and people, like him, they are pierced by an information bubble that has been inflated in the usa for many years and people who were in this one room and listen only to each other. suddenly they meet a person who asks the most simple such questions on logic, the opinion of the mask cannot be ignored. and it resonates not only among the american community, but also among business circles, who are seeing unfortunate weeks and months for the american economy , wondering what the main lines will look like. trends in the world economy, taking into account the continuation of this crisis or taking into account the catastrophic scenario of its development, and people, like a mask, on the one hand, they seem to be risking nothing. they give up these

questions, but on the other hand, this is an important step that allows you to break this monopoly of supporting the people of the celebrity circle in favor of ukraine, in fact, the grammy award, the oscar award, until what awards did zelensky perform everywhere, collecting applause, suddenly on his own field, which he felt completely controlled by him like a showman meets an opponent who is head and shoulders above him, yes, and musk, since he does not represent the american establishment. political standman. it is perceived by the common people, and not only by the common people, but also by american business. that's just not politics, as more than own than, than lindsey graham than, than joe biden or karin jumper. and musk, in fact, lately, is generally perceived and called such a nightmare for the white house, because if musk buys twitter, then donald's account will be restored trump, who, by the way, is also in favor of a peaceful settlement. ukraine conflict and it

will significantly increase the chances of trump in the presidential elections of the twenty-fourth year and the chances of the republicans, will further strengthen the midterms now, uh, and. but this week actually. e, very interesting news , another one came from washington, and the white house officially announced that biden was running for re-election, going for a second term, openly stated and officially announced this. karin jumper, byton white house press secretary in 24, and it will be 81 years old, but uh, yesterday, uh, the white house suffered a crushing defeat. i think it was a complex defeat, and at the same time political and economic and reputational. that's three in one. i mean, of course, the opec plus decision, but to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day of opec from november. plus. let me remind you that

it is not only the countries themselves that are united by the guardianship of the gas and oil cartel. well, also russia, ira, and so, as cnn writes uh recently, the united states, uh, but made titanic efforts. uh, in order to prevent this custody decision, they put pressure on saudi arabia and kuwait and the united arab emirates, as the same cnn writes. in the white house they are experiencing panic, respectively, they exerted pressure, but it did not help, and now after this decision, the caringenp. same very pathetic. if not to say, epicly stated that e-opek was on the side of russia well, and uh, such a mood is understandable, because 5 weeks before the midterm elections

there will be an increase in oil prices. this is not at all necessary for the biden administration, when the democrats are already losing in opinion polls. uh, congressional elections. and also, as i understand it, this decision of guardianship plus will more than compensate for russia, and the upcoming embargo of the european union on the import of russian oil, i'm right. and now, how do you comment on this decision from an economic and geo-economic point of view alexander well, i would say that this is a very good a signal from our custody partners. i don't know if it's a big win or not, but the signal is very positive. this means that the signal that we send to the outside world, and someone there calls the fight against colonialism. someone calls more. he is heard as a thematic and mutually beneficial policy, at least in part of countries a and the fact that this decision was made public on the eve of the corresponding meeting of the eu council of course, such a

powerful demonstrative effect has economic consequences, it is still difficult to calculate. eh, really. naturally. uh, hmm downsizing . or rather, a decrease in production volumes will play a price increase. actually. it has already begun to grow. and, by the way, a good signal is that we, in principle, are currently producing russia, i mean, a little less than our quota. that is, in fact, we saudi arabia managed to convince , uh, other members of the guardianship, that they, too, will have to cut something. here, uh, regarding this price ceiling for russian energy resources. again, it's hard to predict. where does all this lead, but i would like to cite the opinion of the director of totali, a french oil and gas company, who said that the wrong decision on the part of the european union and the g7 is because it adds additional leverage to the russian leadership, because we said that if this ceiling is introduced, we just cut off supplies, uh, and that way. we sort of manage

the agenda in this matter, when we will stop these deliveries there, in what volumes, and so on, that is. in this case, i repeat the economic the consequences are difficult to calculate, but most likely both, uh, and the reduction in production and the introduction of the ceiling. it will still drive up prices. well, i agree that this is certainly a positive signal for russia, and russia will simply stop supplying oil to the european union and offset this, let's say, by reducing the quota as part of the overall reduction. uh, custody deliveries. plus that is, this is the decision of custody. plus, it allows russia to reduce oil supplies, while maintaining the same volumes to non- western countries china india what, turkey and so further? we are simply removing the european union and thus fulfilling our joint obligation. uh, under guardianship plus. and this decision is also very important and indicative, as a demonstration of a

multipolar world, as a demonstration that the influence of the dominance of the united states has been colossally reduced outside the collective west, that the united states cannot force the countries of the middle east, and not only large saudi arabia. and countries. uh, the same qway and the united arab emirates go towards the united states on the most important issue for them, especially in this situation, and that for kuwait and the united arab emirates, the opinions of saudi arabia are much more important than the opinion of, so to speak, the global hegemot, uh, in the face of uh, the united states, i understand, this is why they do it because they understand how it seems to me. that american hegemony is not a benevolent hegemony, as has been said by, uh, american liberal democrats for decades. and this is, in fact, making the science of linealism and here is the reaction with the likely reaction of the united

states to this decision of custody only proves this neo-colonial nature of american hegemony. see how bloomberg writes the white house has already asked the united states department of energy to look into banning united states exports of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products. well, of course, the goal is to weaken. uh, rising prices uh inside the united states but how will this affect other countries, including european countries, who are now just praying for american lng supplies and other petroleum products from the united states, the same bloomberg writes that the uk has already announced. europe is just in for a catastrophe, if the biden administration really leads, uh, such a ban ivan alekseevich here is a benevolent hegemon for you. i did not ask, yes, you

do not slip me, yes, please, american benevolent hegemony. and you are absolutely true. you are correct in saying that the behavior in the united states and the attitude towards the united states have changed a lot. though may be wrong. i say that a certain appearance has changed. i don't think the united states was ever fully. eh, here is such an altruistic power, rather benevolent hegemony, it implies some elements of altruism and the creation of a common good for the world. and there was not very much such altruism, but there was a scheme. uh, political economy in a nutshell. it looked like the united states in the second half of the 20th century, along with uh, the western world. you