10 more were killed injured, according to the authorities, nationalists struck from american himers systems fired 12 missiles, 11 of which shot down air defense systems europe is still trying not to notice that it is the ukrainian army that is shelling civilians at objects that have nothing to do with the infrastructure, the french tv channel sent a journalist to the kherson region, but when the girl tried to tell live on the air that she sees how peaceful people are evacuated, because they are fleeing from the shelling of ukrainian nationalists. what are you not embarrassed they shoot at civilian objects, including hospitals, the connection was suddenly interrupted , the black screen allegedly disappeared instead of the truth. in london, she announced her resignation from the post of prime minister, having managed to set an anti-record position; she held less than any of her predecessors for a month with a little more than enough for her to send britain into an economic peak,

lose all supporters and almost completely lose the support of the country's population . it is still worth remembering all the complete ignorance of the geography of history and absolutely willingness to press the nuclear button, then the election of a successor. truss will act as head of the cabinets. this is an absolute disgrace. we need to think. is it worth it to vote conservatives at all. i am glad that she left and it was necessary to do this, everything was in a state of chaos, she clearly did not understand what she was doing, things were going to collapse, there were too many mistakes. i think we need a strong politician who can shake up this country and fix everything. the country is wondering who can now take up the post of prime minister remembered boris johnson, but the most disappointed say after such a failed policy, anyone can be appointed to the post. though the lettuce, which in the famous dispute lasted quite fresh throughout her premiership, even the british favorite cat larry, who already lives in a

residence on downing street. such news to this minute. see you soon. we continue to work live, but here, let's not even so much about the sheet of stras. i just thought that here are the words, by the way, vasilyevich about the fact that they say this albeit indirectly, so to speak, a sign, but still the beginning of some process. i correctly interpret the sobering up of europe in the perspective of a long process and so on, but nonetheless. so i propose to discuss care from this angle, for example, here, uh, elizabeth times. let's go again, so, uh, well, britain is clear that she was waiting for this. we just stupidly knew it, to be honest, and have been talking about it for a long time. well here's an illustration today with a few statements there literally there. uh, there an hour ago downing street said in a statement that

resigns from office, the leaders of the conservative party of the prime minister of great britain, by the way , i think that these are also conservative parties, of course, good, but if not to say so, well, i don’t know, not the end of it, but then, at least, very very noticeable very loud and bright such. well, slap in the face. not a slap in the face. well, it is clear that the conservative party is suffering from all this from all these figures, which means that trass said that he will remain the prime minister of britain until a successor is chosen. let me remind you that he took office. i am 22 years old on september 6th. she did not hold this position even for two months. it is clear that all this prison with this change of the premiere in well, does not add uncertainty, so to speak, instability is nothing. and against this background, a cat from downing street appeared in the account of the lari, his name is this cat and his account appeared very reasonable , very messages. the king has asked me to become prime minister because this absurdity has dragged on for too long. and you know, many observers, many

analysts believe that this code could become prime minister no worse than johnson or the track? i don't know, well it's humor. how do you understand? british, by the way, that's what it is for now. and he is a russophobe. e larry yes, yes, we don’t know yet, until there was still a decision, so to speak, he has in this position, how does he look at you, does he love you, you know, cats love me, yes, and cats, to be honest, what is it let's discuss , i repeat here come on. let's try through the prism of this formula, by the way, vasilyevich well, in general, here is the formula. uh, what does it mean, in general, leaving the track is not only something that she's incompetent about sex. mad but the truth is, it's me, not trying to offend her. personally. maybe she is a wonderful mother and there a wonderful wife. well , incompetence is monstrous, so to speak, inconsistency with the position held. yes, they forced her to leave, but it’s clear that these are probably some kind of processes. well, that is a manifestation of the process slightly wider and more general. do you think that, well, odessa humor, there is such a maxim, there are women. horror, what fools, but there is charm. what fools that's actually, honestly, uh, i

i'm making it difficult now to lay down the category of the sheet, because she managed to step on everyone so much on everything. salt, which was only available, uh, to the french and russians and americans personally , i don’t know. quality is such quality, she is a professional loser. i think that's on this act as prime minister of the uk in my opinion. that's from my point of view as uh the person who opposes the uk doesn't like what the uk has been doing for the last 500 years there. here i think that she would be in her place i'm very sorry that she left, because i would have looked at the ending, because da agrees. yes, i didn't make it. that's what i think is common sense. i don't know if it was a sobering up, but i think it was the veil that fell from my eyes, because suddenly uh hmm and english society. in my opinion, the good old england, which soon will most likely be, uh, without scotland and without ireland and so on. ah hmm i think they

realized they made a strategic mistake. and what are you on the position of prime minister and in general that's the whole uh, hmm, this whole farce with her choices, and it actually uh led to exactly what u wrote on behalf of the cat larry it was absurd, but this absurdity was so magnificent that it fascinated the world community or anyway , so i do not know, there he fascinated me. uh, i don't think that uh, the next prime minister will be any more competent i'll explain why the point is that elizabeth trass, in fact, she has all the necessary set of qualities that are required from the prime minister great britain - this is nonsense, this is russophobia. this militancy and arrogance of it is necessarily this at all. well, it's required of everyone, in general. this is a feature. stupidity there, it is. so to speak , a high position. yes, it seems to me that she was in her place here. well, for now it will be before the choice of a successor. i am very curious. i will

keep an eye on this receiver. why because good good professional people are certainly on their way to the post of prime minister of great britain but they will be cut off precisely for this these criteria that i have just listed. got it, got it? i say, did you want to object there? i heard something in the middle of your voice or are you just on your own, so if the track is the best thing in britain you mean the next one will be even worse? yes, but why are these mine. what do you want to say a number of mistakes? yes indeed competence there in the field of geography. eh, there voronezh about it. well, why not talk? just a special case of an unsuccessful prime minister. no, i don't think so. so there is we have the right to make a generalization. if the topic e you you e somehow on the wave gave out e, this wonderful lady. so yes, she squeezed out, how to say it rightly pushed out thanks, and that means the system is completely. rape

turns out, well, apparently, but i say, so good. i don't think so, but it's the same system after 25%, well, it wasn't introduced. uh, income tax . yes, it does not matter for profit or income tax. tell me a general idea, and we will rejoice , the system told her to leave, then there will be another person. yes, i understand, that is, it is impossible that this is the thesis, so that it is not such that this is a stupid and rotten system. if she is this one, how it is squeezed out there. you pushed out the leaf there, nevertheless managed to squeeze out your paste, i realized, of course, i couldn’t do anything else, because i wanted to do well with this system. she wanted to pour it over like an old coat. she wanted to become just as bright, trishkin's caftan and the same uh, with the same stable cocktail, but en-england she was, as it were, traditional, she remained that way. there it is impossible to make a decision about the economic

reform, and after 2 weeks to cancel it, when this flywheel was already running. this was her main mistake for the manifestation, so to speak, of the imperfection of the system, or that the system ate the one who decided to twist it. do not know just defeated the perfection of the system once. she pushed the system hard to bear teresa. mei who's there with those flashy speeches of hers as she cursed, uh, the premiere was dancing. yes, you are the leader of the government. i am the leader of the country. i am responsible for the whole country, that is, here it is. the state is what i was trying to say. well suffered it, but transfusion. they did not apprehend the display of what you consider perfection to the position of prime minister. it was the system that brought her to the position, what to do with it? she will continue to bring these guys. there is a very interesting

opinion. in general, i agree with this opinion, which is now being voiced. uh, the chandelier was brought to power by the united states by the hand of the older brother of great britain , and it was just an attempt to imitate pounds sterling that ruined it. turn on the printing press and they said, just stupid. here is the printing press in this the world includes only with the permission of the united states. here is the result we see. we are observing and we can make one remark from our last conversation. that's when yes today, when you said that there the people of kiev go out with machine guns and shoot at the night sky, you can't think of anything more stupid. i am an officer who does not bring down anything. that's the only thing they can shoot anyone is that they say they successfully shoot down. they speak because they sounded that way. what is forced, that they themselves have already taken up arms in order to develop these badges. it is nonsense. yes, what do not understand, please, comments. here, read the biography before the

listration is gone. after all, since the age of 20, she has actually been in the conservative komsomol. yes, she officially graduated from oxford, but at the age of 20 she joined a youth organization. she lost a bunch of elections and finally about, by the way, a good wife there too. well, you want to read her party biography. they are closely related to her attitude towards her husband and her relationship with the authorities, which was set by her curator. there's a lot more it's all in her official biography, which prevented her from making a career in the conservative party for many years, but dali was also a guaranteed constituency, where the conservatives always won, thrust her into making a chenny parameter. but, unfortunately, look at the biography of the russols, we are fondling, who are now telling us how to reform serious things in the energy market. actually. there , uh, the system of hubs does not suit us and confidently says this, despite the fact that she does not understand anything about it, there is a biography of the prime minister of finland read, which in general does not

have a higher education, and again, since the age of 20, he has been in the finnish komsomol. she arrives at least read the biography of the prime minister of italy steel, what is her education training. although she yes, she says beautiful, and actually. uh, what an intellectual background she has, but this is actually a really serious matter, so i go back, of course, to my thesis that we should all wait until the moment when the european business says guys, look, well, it's impossible, it turns out a system, just this is a system of a system, so to speak, of negative selection. here you have listed many names. we can still list there until the end of the program, and it was not by chance that everyone was at the top, that is, this is a system. is n’t it, that is, when, for example, let’s say, a decision was made to build soviet gas pipelines and reagan led the sanctions western europe opposed these sanctions, listen to the scale of those leaders who were in france in germany, he absolutely i understand that we are all dwarfs there, standing on shoulders

he has giants, yes, well, listen, well, it's just heaven and earth. by the way, give it back to us, please, rolls it. fine. i just want to, uh, let you know that this really should have arrived. look at the word absurd there, in the original english it's vita there with a word of nonsense, and in england, after all, there is a lot of britain very strongly for the tradition of nonsense. there is even nonsense poetry edward lear a great poet, just because of this nonsense she reminded me of a quatrain. sorry for so many verses today and our dad said. with sad once every pig becomes a pork. you know, today is the day of the signalman, i won’t say much there, it’s clear that around the clock and in any weather in the signalman. i am engaged in what communication organizations should be engaged in. i also think that there is no need to explain what communication is for the army. it's just life. i myself served as a signalman on a space communications ship, so to all the signalmen who are now engaged in providing communications in the special

military operation zone, a big hello and congratulations. well, a big hello to the military too. thanks and congratulations. day kind information channel on the first continues its work on the air time to remember, my name is alexander gordon last week two gretas or well, in short, indistinguishable from greta thunberg, the girls doused van gogh's canvas sunflowers with tomato soup, it was a protest against rising prices against fuel crisis, the world shuddered, because, after all, culture is what unites us, or at least should unite, if not for one circumstance, now we live in a world where the abolition of culture is becoming

culture. and today we're just going to talk about it. and let's start with a quote from the iconamist magazine, a popular, respected magazine article that we will quote is called russian classics, stained by imperialism. let's listen. literature is associated with the society for which and about which she writes books - this is a camouflage network of russian tanks in ukraine ; western readers, buying books by eminent russian writers, admire their style, imbued with love for their work, and then begin to ignore the imperialist views of these authors. pushkin, for example, wrote patriotic poems that glorified the imperial power of russia , this is especially evident in the caucasian prisoner, where the narrator glorifies the violent generation of the caucasus and declares that everything is subject to russian. to the sword, dostoevsky's books are also imbued

with colonial ideas. in addition, it calls into question the generally accepted morality. tolstoy , russia's best novelist, also has imperialist blind spots in war and peace, opinion is not taken into account the colonized peoples of eastern europe in particular the poles who often supported napoleon against their russian overlords. vladimir vladimirovich what is it? well, you know, i don't know how the site is. well, in the magazine itself, this article is called a little differently, a useful idiot goes in quotation marks, because if you call it, that is, this is useless idiocy by and large, well , really, but you see, they are sorting it out and accusing it of colonialism in imperialism. all these works. but at least you can kindly see agree there subtitle. this does not mean that it is not necessary to read them, after all, readers are allowed to. while reading these works. and they explain. why a, because you need to know the enemy in

person. you have to understand it and analyze it. and so, in principle, this is harmful literature and so on. by the way, this is an economist who understands articles that were published in the literary supplement to the times foran field and the magazine yes, where they came to the conclusion that it was necessary to prohibit reading such harmful literature, and this discussion on in all seriousness. since the beginning of june, the russophobic newspaper nrc has been conducting a discussion in various european media in the netherlands about, on the same topic, yes, whether or not to ban the reading of dostoevsky tolstoy pushkin and the like, and you know, there are calls there for what should be ban, and here are those who nevertheless declare that they even need logic it is necessary to read, but to a narrow select circle that will work on taxes in the kremlin in 2008 or 2009. in one polish publication i

came across an article about pushkin where he was accused just in imperial national chauvinism. there was no such term then. how cancellation culture wasn't mainstream back then , it was still a bit of a bewilderment back then. well, and so the eyebrows were raised, well, i read the article and read it, laughed and moved on. but this is kind of crazy. it wasn't long before the poles wrote it, it became mainstream, and, uh, we began to analyze. but what is really happening and there is a feeling that, mm, somewhere in the year since 2007. in fact, russia was diligently trying to flow around. well, that is, to pretend that it does not really exist, that is, at the time when appeals were heard in russia. let's talk. let's partner up. let's sit down at the negotiating table, and there they began to diligently ignore us. how to highlight. so in 2014, when all these doping scandals

began, when all these misunderstandings with eurovision and everything else began, there was such a feeling, it was created that there is, then poland begins to have swamps and forests, kazakhstan, mongolia, their steppes, and then everything, a further on is some kind of white desert, the arctic ocean. and as if we do not exist, that is, this is the abolition of culture. this is just a part. russia correctly, i understand that this is a cancel culture tool - this is a very handy tool. i think back odessa knew that the russian world is advancing by the method of culture and culture - these are actually skids for the advancement of this armored train of the russian world. the western world does not want this armored train to travel across its territory of culture and go under the general one. and lermontov and tolstoy, who was not cited all the evils of the population. they are now all declared by the imperials and, of course, you don’t need to read it anymore. and of course, now it will withdraw from the libraries. a

guess what i'm doing from the book. we who compress-e are removed from the library. here is this level, which in the middle of berlin, remember there in the center of berlin e in asphalt. just such a rectangle is made, it is highlighted from below and empty bookshelves are visible. this is a monument to burned books. that is, it is becoming more and more relevant, but at the same time, russia, she also jumps on her own rake and laid out in xix century. we have a historical program, so we remember, we'll talk a little later, a little later, a little bit later, we'll talk about it. we will have a story on this topic too. and now it’s just, and what to discuss exactly the statement of economists, what is going on with you? i do not know what is happening, most likely what is happening in the chapters, but the authors of this article, because i was not full and looked, and what the theaters of european countries show and give. here the dutch opera and

ballet theater gives the sleeping beauty of man, and tchaikovsky's concert in holland was canceled on this very basis of tchaikovsky's beauty. in the netherlands, they canceled it was canceled today, by the way, staging a hill up a hill imagine your favorite has become on a hill, well, how is it possible, and not only and by the way, chekhov is shaking sharply there they go, so i, yes, i waited a little. here with the statement that, well, as it were, cancellations are going on in europe, that is, they are going. cancel. and how much culture that we somehow want to ah give up russian culture, because, firstly, it’s impossible the russian one and a half is a part of european culture and european identity, so i do not agree with this. and even more so, if we

analyze any culture of the 19th century, naturally, imperialism will be traced there. the same gave two examples of yes theatrical installations. yes, i want to give a few simple quotes about the abolition of russian culture in the west. well, we all know that do not believe the times, cardanyaka, as he said that the carnaghi cold changes george and his father. why did not the director of the bavarian state opera netrebko removed? why , for the same reason, the sphinx does not go, it was damp. pyotr glininsky did not speak against russian culture, now is not the time for russian ballet, choir, literature is not the time, well, the time has not come now. further on, tchaikovsky is just an overture, here is the year 812, which you mentioned, but canceled, but the most interesting thing. that's who it came up with that they renamed the painting by degas he had

a painting of russian dancers, but because, based on their logic, they cannot be russian already. moreover, in the ornament of their clothes, blue ones were also visible, well, blue ones. i mean yes and yellow colors, so now this picture is called ukrainian cakes. i want a couple of months. but dk is tossing and turning in his grave right now. yes, i understand what's going on. well, when did alexander sergeevich pushkin say that europe, in relation to russia, is always also ignorant and ungrateful, ignorant, so we observe, in principle, trends that we can observe in europe for a millennium. here i want emphasize like as a historian. uh, since the attitude of e to russians, and the average in medieval russia well, in general, from the eleventh e xv century, russian

orthodox were synonyms, therefore the attitude towards russians is essentially an attitude towards orthodoxy, and e, it turns out that this is what that begins in antiquity. well, actually with the adoption of christianity by russia, such trends occur. well, you know perfectly well where it came from. uh, east slavic letter. yes , she went, yes, yes, with moravia, that is, the czech republic but uh, while the brothers, cyril and methodius, were alive, there was the church slavonic language, but then it was gradually being replaced and orthodoxy was we will talk about history, the question is simple, but what exactly are they trying to get russian culture from me, in fact, delete and hmm russia and the whole world process of the cultural process is impossible. this is an impossible picture. this renaming says it, it's a curiosity. this is a mistake. this, so to speak, is not a hit, but

nevertheless, in the fields, for example, they were offended by the words. pushkin on the poem of the soul wonderful wonderful impulses. i think this is about the polish uprising of 1831. it seems to me, but if we talk about the general tendency to abolish culture, then it is difficult to imagine what we will be. and you know that britain is fighting against us in ukraine in many ways not to read. e, danili, defoe who was thoroughly british intelligence or let's say a e, kipling or mine, who was just a scout? i just wanted to say that they are abolishing culture in general, in general, in fact, they anti-to europe, therefore, it is easy for them to abandon russia from our opinion. where did it start? then we will continue the conversation. anti-russian hysteria in the west accompanies any actions of the russian state aimed at strengthening its security and influence in the middle of the 19th century, during a series of russian-turkish wars

, english and french newspapers were passed on. just full of tales about the monstrous cruelty of the russian soldier and the inhumanity of the russian state. the crimean war was the first media war in this by that time the telegraph had already appeared and the newspapers were receiving news from the front. in just a few days. they have been widespread for weeks, this caricature has become an attempt at a large-scale excellent russian culture and all russian. here is what the russian aristocrats who were in europe at that moment wrote, i can’t retell how sad it is for russians at the present moment abroad in the living rooms in the open spaces in disgusting coffee houses , you only hear one curse envy hatred of russia, not to mention the newspapers. my health is not allows more of them to read all sorts of leaflet attached to the pugelci, the famous french actress and lisa rochelle euro. the public was harassed, because rochelle spoke in russia before the emperor himself, the duplicity of the west was described by the russian historian and publisher mikhail to the weather of the 19th century with his civilization with his humanity with his

ambitious ideas with his philotropic views on the proletarians on blacks even on criminals seemed to want to be a champion of truth and suddenly the preachers themselves. all these latest ideas, the heralds themselves really began to throw at her wide long columns of their magazines after the end of the crimean war, the persecution of all russians came to naught, and a few decades later they began to thunder in paris. russian seasons. diaghilev , the art of artists from russia became trendy, and russian classical ballet turned the western european idea of ​​​​choreography upside down, but the fashion for russia did not last long. and after the nazis came to power in germany, a new wave of abolition of already slavic culture began in the middle of 44 years. hitler's party leadership adopted a plan for to which all centers of slavic culture must be destroyed hitler claimed the collapse of the centers of historical culture, there is a form, the collapse of the

nation, the plan of nazi germany was to withdraw all cultural wealth from the soviet union. and everything that, in the opinion of the nazis, did not represent historical value was to be destroyed in 1942. an article appeared in soviet newspapers with the headline hitler's criminal clique destroys the cultural wealth of the soviet union. the fuhrer, the fourth family and the special purpose battalion of the german ministry of foreign affairs norman verster, who allegedly dealt with ethnography, the study of culture and the development of civilization, excerpts from the testimony of the fascist chief were published in newspapers. in tsarskoye selo , the property of the large catherine’s palace was seized and taken out; chinese silk wallpapers and gilded carved decorations were removed from the walls; 6-7,000 books in french and over 5,000

books and manuscripts in russian are rich trophies. we got in the ukrainian academy of sciences where they kept the rarest manuscripts of persian abyssinian chinese writing. russian ukrainian chronicles are the first copies of books published by the russian pioneer ivan fedorov after the victory. over nazi germany, the soviet union collected plundered valuables bit by bit. many exhibits. so until now they have not returned to step on the historical rake and decided ukraine in 2014 after the coup on the maidan under the skating rink of nationalist persecution. it turned out the whole russian culture. it all started with a ban on the russian language, then the nationalists went through russian literature. where did the russian language come from? the russian language was brought to ukraine on bayonets. the first russian garrison in ukraine is the year 1658, during the time of ivanovygovsky, the first word in russian in galicia sounded during the first world war, that is, the russian language is the language of the occupier , the books of russian authors were removed from the library

monuments to russian writers renamed the street from the school curriculum will remove all works written by russian soviet, except for ukrainian authors. this decision was made by the working group. under the ministry of education to update the content of curricula on foreign literature for high school, it is recommended to remove all the works of pushkin lermontov dostoevsky tolstoy turgenev nekrasov tyutchev the examiner's nose and gogol's overcoat in the program remain his ukrainian stories bylina ilya muromets and nightingale the robber and the whole section of the epic. first, he was a special military operation to the cause of the abolition of russian culture, plug it in. the entire collective west, but to compare such a policy, perhaps only with the fascist ideology, the notorious culture of exchange has turned into the abolition of culture from concert posters to black out tchaikovsky shostakovich rachmaninoff . thus russian writers are banned from their books. the

last time such a massive campaign to destroy objectionable literature almost 90 years ago was carried out by the nazis in germany, we continue talk about the abolition of culture first of all, russian i wonder how the west is now looking at this and we have the opportunity to talk with journalists from france elena kondratieva selgero. hello, well, tell us what is going on with you in relation to russian culture. i mean, how does the ordinary french feel, if you can call the french that way. here are the changes. well, you know, if in a nutshell, then in general, nothing happens. and if in more detail, then i think that what is happening now in general in the west, and not only in france, this is all very

naturally explainable and quite simple. uh, predictable, because all that heart-rending. i would just say now, panicky russophobia, which is now heart-rendingly trying to plant back in the west in the whole west, not only in france, it regularly constantly rests against a certain bastion that turned out to be indestructible, in which forgive me from diaghilev's ballets through rockets launched into space. not to mention russian literature, everything that is called what you call russian culture has long been and apparently no longer eradicated. e in kratlen in not only european, but also in the world dna, therefore, when this unprecedented onslaught comes. which is now being planted at the same time just as heart-rendingly hastily and simply panicked, they are planting on the western man in the street until recently this

completely unknown to him ukraine. all this drunkenly rests and breaks, and this particular backbone, which, as it turned out, is quite difficult to eradicate, because on opera stages. uh, they perform tchaikovsky, they play chekhov's plays in theaters the paris philharmonic sounds the music of scriabin and shostakovich on november 7, for example, two symphonies tenth and fourteenth are planned, and here it’s just right . that nastya was bombed today, you understand, this is the difference. we have one civilization, but very different mentalities. this is a confrontation mentality. that is, what, uh, ukraine but, unfortunately, not only to oppose and replace nothing can do everything that is now being attacked, under the common very common name of russian. culture is

quite obvious. and the fact that uh also breaks through. this postulate is different, but it is enough, for example, to take, for example, kipling yes , who, despite the fact that he was a singer of the british empire, despite the fact that today's political correctness wants to completely eradicate from consciousness. uh, so-called colonialism, but that doesn't stop anyone from reading kipling and the jungle book, as long as it's not cancelled. i have at least at least, after watching a number of programs in france and italy, especially in italy, did you get the impression that people were somehow tired of the ukrainian conflict? that they somehow already look a little differently at what is happening in ukraine today. we've been saying this for a long time. it's not just today. this has been going on for several years, and for the last

few months it has obviously been broadcast live. uh, observed in social networks, but still categorically does not get on the front pages just the day before yesterday in one of the most rated french programs on one of the most watched such watchable tv channels. uh, a direct live poll about whether you support uh, put to arms in ukraine over seventy-seven percent of the viewers answered or not happened big. how can you understand? thank you for agreeing to speak with us. good luck and have a good time. that's what's going on right now with all this commotion. we are for you we do not need to worry about you. thank you. ah. so unfair here. there is such a woman in ukraine oleksandr koval or koval koval she director of the ukrainian book institute and she

calculated how many books should be removed from the libraries of ukraine that everything was fine. here is her calculation. according to my calculations, there may be more than 100 million copies of literature that will need to be withdrawn from public libraries, of course, i want to do this faster, but it would be nice if at least ideologically harmful literature published in soviet times, as well as russian literature of anti-ukrainian content were withdrawn before the end of the year we all read these books in my school days there was a solid russian classics, which was considered the pinnacle of world literature due to the fact that we knew the world classics rather averagely. many were left with the conviction that this is really the kind of literature without which it is impossible to develop the intellect and aesthetic sensations. to be an educated person. actually. it is not just such russian poets and writers as alexander pushkin and fyodor dostoevsky who laid the foundations of the russian world and russian messianism. this is

really very harmful literature. she can really influence people's views, these books should probably remain in university and scientific libraries for experts to study the roots of evil and totalitarianism. the roots of evil and totalitarianism, but here to discuss what will be burned or not will be disposed of. unfortunately, i always feel sorry for every book that goes out of public circulation or is not a fact. the fact is that here is the bald koval she reflected the old truth. do not dig a hole for another and the fact that i started talking about the emba valuy decrees, which in fact destroyed ukrainian literature, banned ukrainian books. printing, do not allow ukrainian classics to write only about themselves. right now, actually revenge has come, she is mature. she, uh, boiled high in this cauldron. she is not only the director of the permanent international book

forum, where all stars used to go to lviv, where russian literature was presented. first, russian literature was calculated, the forum was cleaned out. now it's tell me i'm not familiar. unfortunately, nothing about the current state of ukrainian literature. she's well. she is good, she interesting. she is modern. it is bright, writers are another matter, that now we are even during now, even during the war, typography continues anyway, but there is a chance to save both dostoevsky and the fat ones in ukrainian biblical ukraine, only the hostilities will stop, people will calm down. and that of course, recycling is possible only then pandora 's box will be thrown open. that's all my life. it will slam shut there is an opportunity to return to the world. here is the one that was not so long ago even yes, without the abolition of russian culture. well, at least theatrical russian

culture or there is a cinema of russian culture here. i think that the problems need to be looked at a little more broadly. here indeed. uh, culture, that's the main part of civilization going on here. confrontation between two european civilizations, which was founded by catalism, catholicism and, uh, orthodox, see what uh, civilization is based on. this is the language in this case, so to speak, in the russian language everywhere forbid this story needs to be rewritten in russian history. it's uh hmm culture. cancel er, russian culture or ban russian culture and finally the faith is orthodoxy, that is, the four cornerstones on which any civilization stands, that , if we look at what is happening in ukraine, this is exactly why anti-russia is being done with ukraine, because you need to make your own history, it is much longer fictional. yes, so to speak, and it is just longer than russian history, and the second ukrainian language, the ukrainian language, is, in principle, a south russian dialect that began to form

only in. well, if you look at historical well, in the middle of the thirteenth century, but fixed grammatically only at the end of the xix beginning of the xx and chess in the academician. he wrote about this that you are a south russian dialect, but now the ukrainian language should be the main one. yes, ukrainian culture, that means there is. ah, literature. all this language should be the main language in russia, always the russian language, because why then do you refuse ukraine why is it the main language? excuse me please. ukraine please forgive ukrainian, when ukraine appeared, so that there are freedoms of other languages ​​in free other languages. perhaps when the military is canceled in the country position. it may be good now to ban the ukrainian language in those regions where martial law has been introduced, correctly perverted by your logic, whatever. you can try, more precisely to do is only e. after she became the

last speech of the commonwealth therefore, before that. what was the language in ukraine, he was in russian, they say, you just need to study history. i’m not sure the state of rus, historians came up with the term kievan rus, for it was russian land, and russian land is not kievan rus, it’s a huge conglomerate, on which is orthodoxy. so read, so let's say vladimir got the city of russia, they are ukraine russia pussy and kiev russian cities. let 's try on. yes, let's look right now, but we introduce a new term. mikhian, russia and kievan ukraine then everything is yes, they are so ukraine they actually torture this bike and come up with the

name of this state now periodically. this is the steering wheel ukraine is coming up with, which means this term is retrospective. but you know, this is the story that revenge came for the decree of ems. you forgive me, who did not act and no one forbade, in fact, ukrainian literature has never been so excuse me. i'll start listing you now, how many times this so-called revenge came. how much ukrainization has already experienced. this poor earth has been there since 1918, starting the soviet-ukralization, nazi ukrainization and so on, and they are still taking revenge. yes, they still don't have enough. and they need to ban the russian language, wherever possible, but what is the main trouble for them for ukraine? yes, they are here to replace this one a huge layer of their culture, but russian-speaking. they also tried to first declare ukrainians. and chekhov and bulgakov and akhmeto. which akhmatova, yes,

well, in any case, the president of ukraine called her and who, but they are already banned. do you understand those who are there? that's really growth, who was born there? who described these beauties, but everything that does not fall under the concept of modern ukrainian culture or in the vision in which they want to see even gogol, they are trying to try to translate into ukrainian, and the translation was what it was just necessary to automatically replace the word russian with ukrainian in its text, and you know the whole translation, that's all. so he became a ukrainian writer, but even now he is still banned because. well, it doesn't fit. i will return to culture and to your question about whether russian culture will return. you know, it can come back just as easily as it removes now, er exactly, because all the value patterns about what to consider good literature as good music. good works of art in principle, all these patterns - they are located in the

western in the western world. and the nobel prize in literature. pulitzer prize for journalism, but all these bestsellers, if they are accepted in the west in western culture, they become an instant value for the whole world, therefore, when russian culture is now being embarrassed, offering to overestimate, for example, the significance of dostoevsky for world culture , but why not easily you know dostoevsky was overestimated, we took a closer look here gloomy man gloomy crisis. yes, the world celebrated the 200th anniversary of and against the background. milan university decided to stop studying dostoevsky within its walls. paulo nori is the man who lectured . actually, he said the following about dostoevsky. in modern italy, it is a sin not only to be a living

russian, but also a dead russian, who during his lifetime in 1849 was sentenced to death. i ca n't believe that an italian university bans a course by an author like dostoevsky but you can believe it no that everything got better after that still changed his mind and thank god but you know how i don’t know if your fur coat was stolen or you stole a fur coat, but you had some kind of story with a fur coat, so uh, we are doing enough to change this situation. here is the very russian world about which we are now talking with our fists. and no, by what methods can we change this situation, it simply exists, and specifically, such western russophobia, which is pre-war, and now of a military nature. well, what is called we are at war with russia, we are aware of this, therefore we demonize russia in all it doesn’t matter in directions, there is a ukrainian

russophobia that cannot tolerate russian writers and artists who thought in categories , according to putin, great russia, great historical russia, this is the second story. so to speak, there are already such kind of excesses , rather provincial attempts. ban some dostoevsky university but it really is. here is the creation of this great frontier. now there is a split between the west and the east. this is the greatest process when the world centers and the west are moving to the east and russia is the representative may be the most western but the representative of this very great east just so happened. that is, historically, what can russia do in europe in order to correct the situation? well, here, of course, the conflict should clearly end, firstly, yes, which conflict. i just want to say this, because that 's all that forbid or eat. rather, they should be

used to ban russian culture, it’s still ah, activists, yes, and those who are actively on the video are those who doused it there this friend is not conditional. these are just the same people who just want to push through, and in this way their political views, russian culture, i think that, well, they have always been talking about paradoxical things. actually. this is the west that has been fighting the red plague for so long. uh, in the process of this struggle it became absolutely bolshevik. well, all the radical decisions that are now being made are absolute bolshevism, there is no other way to call it. why the fact that , mind you, they didn’t even notice how they spreading this russophobia organically turned into

an excuse, in fact, xenophobia racism. this speech was sick recently, but about the garden of eden, the european union and about the jungle, wild, which are advancing on them. well, excuse me, the boilie is resting with his white man time. that is, even just a year or two ago, such statements of the barrel would have been condemned by everyone there in europe. and now they are already rejoicing at the ban, the entire russian case. sorry, this should be the least of all russian. they did not even notice how they were returned they happily return to the paradigm of the thirtieth europe nazism 17th century karate russian avant-garde, loved, that's why i can’t say that it was classics, including russian sports. quite lively vigorous athletes. they became hostages of the political situation. and what

they are offered, for example, on sports fields, and the same thing on cultural fields, for example, the international olympic committee stated we suggest that athletes distance themselves officially from their state. and then they can perform. actually. this is another element of the split in russia, which is now going to split along the cultural line, split along the sports line, along the political one, and so on. they go within their paradigm within their own, but, uh, i don't think it 's effective at all. what they are doing now. yes, it harms them just as these sanctions unite, of course, just as the rejection of the russian language clearly unites ukraine, but look here and now just look like this, if there is good news, you still want to finish the good news. not everyone in the west really turned out to be deaf to the edges of history. directors of the

italian opera rascala announced that the new theatrical seasons will start super boris godunov i am not a supporter of witch hunts. i am against the cancellation of russian operas. and when i read pushkin i don't hide. when i read pushkin i do not hide, it would be absolutely hilarious, but if it were not possible to imagine the picture, he says, really very soon, maybe in europe they will start secretly under the pillow, yes, even hiding from their family, read alexander sergeevich pushkin or leo nikolayevich tolstoy, i don’t want europe to become brutalized to such an extent, but by the way, it’s up to them to decide at all times there were amazing personalities, whose prophecies came true even after centuries asked wang how friendship with america will develop, and she says, well, well, america is not our

friend. i don't see her at all. here is my friend light, who told me what are you talking about? yes, you will not fly anywhere, in general the world will be closed. i said you're generally good at it . what does closed mean? you and i have repeatedly said that there is a connection of such planets there, that now there will be a complete hard reset. you have been very busy, nostradamus can be attributed to the present time, and sweet for bitterness. uh, death from thirst amid abundant scarcity. here is one of the hardest jobs. find the pen hidden in the hall in the absence. wolf messing. borissky, he wanted to be an artist, and everyone knows that he stuttered a lot, if the involuntary grigoryevich borya in general, i couldn’t say a word and reached the people’s artist on saturday on the first word to the teacher seraphim of sarov, the lord will have mercy on russia and

lead it through suffering to great glory will certainly strengthen the north atlantic alliance since the armed forces have already destroyed almost 50% of the potential of the main threat to nato in the form of russia, british defense secretary ben wallace will speak in parliament today with the portal of the house of commons reports this with a special statement for ukraine. ukrainian troops fired six shells under the donetsk yakovlevka. this was reported in the dpr were nato shells at the site of the flights found fragments from ammunition of 122-mm and 150-mm caliber. well, today in ukraine, the day of total electricity savings, the deputy head

of zelensky's office, kyrylo tymoshenko, appealed not to use the light from seven in the morning. and the country rolling blackouts, and tomorrow will be satisfied. tomorrow will be a very difficult day for all over the country tomorrow not all over ukraine at the same time, but all the same , restrictions on the use of electricity will be introduced all over ukraine. this will concern the population, including, therefore i appeal to the entire population of ukraine to all ukrainians. tomorrow is a very difficult day due to the shelling that took place today yesterday and the day before yesterday on energy facilities, so tomorrow we ask him very much from 7 am until 23:00 pm to minimize the use of electricity. this applies to everyone regions of ukraine each region. i repeat. it is very important that we get through this difficult tomorrow, which we will have in connection with the shelling that took place today and yesterday. the ministry of energy of ukraine asks citizens to charge mobile phones in advance and stock up

on water, ukraine saves electricity, but does not save shells, especially when it comes to the shelling of donetsk. appeared on social networks and now we are in touch with a lieutenant colonel of the people's militia of the dpr deputy of the people's council of the dpr andrei vasilyevich andrey vasilyevich boevskiy hello, what kind of ammunition is this and what kind of danger do they pose for the inhabitants of the city and the city as a whole? well, judging, because we saw on social networks from the side of the armed formations of ukraine, incendiary shells were used, fired from rocket systems of golden fire grad, this shell is 9 m 22 es. it 's designed to create uh, lots of seats of fire and is equipped with 162 elements, which, when sending a projectile. at altitude, they create a large

number of fires and burn for about 3 minutes. uh, it is intended, well, first of all, to destroy, of course, non -flammable uh light of all kinds of uh automotive equipment. e manpower and various buildings that are sloped. well , it is clear that the use of such shells. uh, against civilians against urban areas and the private sector. this is of course, well, this is a new stage in the terrorist activities of the armed for a this is the first time it has been recorded. no, there is no earlier fixing the use of such outfits using the voice of directions and fixing the direction of the oktyabrsky district of the city of donetsk from the side of e-e metal and pervomaisky was issued. well, ten to 40 shells were created, let's say, uh, there were attempts. eh, the creation of such

massive fires of ignition is precisely a dry time. uh, dry time, well dry. yes, the fires were avoided. eventually. what consequences do you know yesterday. yesterday. we are very lucky, the thing is, that those artists you can call them that, who participated in this lead team. they carried out with professionalism the disclosure of the projectile occurred at high altitude and e during the descent. uh, well, the descent was too long and the fires on the ground did not create this way, well, it was well, the spectacle of course, it was impressive, but ineffective from the point of view of the use of the projectile itself, but the elements burned out in the sky without falling to the ground absolutely and fires were not created on earth, therefore, well, the lord will take us away, let's say, even vasilyevich cannot do this with high quality, you said that they did not professionally approach the launch, which means this type of weapon. and tell me,

please, since it’s not professional, it means that they are only trained and trained, respectively, by someone. no, no, the fact is that these are shells, let's say. so they were in service throughout the soviet period, and we used them quite rarely , usually they are used from requisition. the fire used shells, the usual through, which does not require any there. e additional treatment service and all. the rest here, uh, the application of the technology for using this type of ammunition is a little more complicated. and therefore, apparently, therefore, apparently, therefore, uh, we are all lucky. yesterday at this time, what is the general situation in donetsk now? are new arrivals recorded? the heaviest arrivals were not yet 40 from you. it was the shelling of the voroshilov region. uh, the shelling of vios from the direction of the water from a distance of about 17-18 km. at least three were fired, but according to

other sources, up to six shells from guns of the caliber 152 or 155 mm. here, for the time being, an examination is being carried out on this part, and all the heads are, first of all, the administration. e, the city of voroshilovsky district and the building along artyom 74 was also damaged. there were also shelling of the pokrovsky and kirovsky districts and constant shelling of gorlovka in the front-line part of the town and the adjacent gorlovka e-e of the district. well, for yesterday. i want to say that seven people were injured and one civilian wheel was killed. eh, there, in my opinion, the fifty-sixth year of birth there. man died but in general, against the backdrop of previous shelling, yesterday was a relatively calm day. and even shelling in the central part of the city due to the fact that at that time there was no one in the administration and there were very few people on the street, so the victim was avoided in this part. thank you very much

andrei vasilyevich boevsky. lieutenant colonel of the people's militia of the dpr, deputy of the people's council of the dpr, on social networks, ukrainian militants publish footage of a destroyed military convoy in the kherson region. first place where we took the fight. 200 taken away. my technique survived, thank god, everyone rode on it. on wheeled vehicles this is what we got. the car is still running. so where is it completely destroyed? the footage of the use of combat drones was shown by our ministry of

defense with the help of shock drones, enemy armored vehicles are being destroyed. the guardian reports that the war with kamikaze drones is too expensive. the analysis shows that the price ukraine pays for neutralizing kamikaze drones attacking its cities significantly exceeds the amounts that russia pays for the purchase and launch of cheap iranian -made technology. ukraine has deployed many weapons to destroy drones. including mig-29 fighters, s-300 cruise missiles , we carry ground defense systems and small arms. the estimated cost for ukraine is over $28 million, according to an analysis based on open sources. the data includes drones launched between september 13 and october 17. it highlights the low financial cost for russia and drones. let's count the money. how much does a drone cost and how much does it cost to shoot down a drone and understand?

who is in the black who is in the red, well, in the black, we definitely need to fix the guardian here, they indicate about the ground defense system for samsa. actually. it has not yet been discussed, most likely there were cts that germany arrived and there it is. billions of dollars worth in general for systems, because if we carry out similar deliveries of the same aircraft missiles to taiwan, hundreds of millions of dollars cost all this there, therefore, what a cheap drone, which is actually assembled from spare parts that are available on the free market. this is a two stroke engine. this is not a complex body. this is such a fairly simple electronics positioning of gps and glonass satellites, the most important thing is that it is impossible to make them inexpensive, we understand that this is in the region of up to 100,000 dollars. well, because basically, of course, there is a party going on. we understand that there is a car launcher, we saw where they start from five pieces, so they launch, because it lowers the truck, and the usual awning rises, and they flew here on a basis such that even the satellite constellation is not

able to figure out where the starting points will be, that is, they see from the air the usually tented truck drove up. i think there the deployment is minutes. all this immediately flies according to the coordinates entered in advance and the truck drove on, therefore. expensive missiles, which practically do not remain in ukraine with 300 complexes or st and in general, an exchange for aircraft. this, of course, is a disproportionate price. we actually knock out everything which can be subsequently used against our aircraft when we go on the counteroffensive. how much does an s-300 missile cost approximately, but you understand it’s hard to say, but millions of millions of dollars millions of dollars up to 100,000 one drone, if you take geraniums, and if you take our expensive drones, but for eagles, they are more expensive, but still shoot them down, it turns out with -300. this is also a minus. if you'll excuse me, such a group is a calculation, no matter how they do it in a war, but this is important for the economy, because you need to calculate. how much money was spent on production and how much money was spent on destruction, and here i am. what else, what else did the british intelligence want to add

, it also warns that new flowers will appear in the flower division, roughly speaking, and they are afraid that more interesting iranian unmanned h2 will appear, which is powerful and charge in five times more, here about 50 kg, and there 250 and he has in addition to the fact that he flies along the coordinates, he also has a special unit that responds to radiation from radar stations. that is, he immediately turned around and blew it up, and the radar air defense systems - this is the most expensive part and we know that in the same era and on samsung again, that is, a coordinator drone is flying, it has coordinates. he sees that he is being probed by the radar. he changes the coordinates and destroys, he immediately makes it paramount and immediately aims at the radar, and american radars are very expensive, because they will then fly another, because they can destroy. uh, the first one has already been destroyed. everyone else has already moved on. by goals. they also put a flock flying there, again, it could be a flock you already know no kinds of flowers of the century war 21

war of drones well, ukraine is walking on all western money walking like the last time, but meanwhile in europe the sequence of ukrainian protests continues vandals set fire to a shelter for refugees in germany reports the publisher getting along with russia is right and good this was stated by former us president donald trump in his interview placating trump showing russia's nuclear warheads getting along with russia - this is correct and good, because they have a hell of a whole 1.332 nuclear warheads. vladimirovich well, firstly, this once again confirms that trump is an agent of the kremlin yes, which has been repeatedly attributed to him. what does this statement say about him, but about the fact that these are some kind of election slogans or this is an adequate perception of the reality that these real warnings from a nuclear war with russia are increasingly being heard in america. uh, a lot

of money has been invested in convincing the american public that nuclear war is not so terrible, that all this is fiction means soviet yet kgb propaganda of special operations carried out in the eighties that convinced the world that there would be a nuclear winter, but notice that when they even discussed, supposedly, the atomic threat that sounds from russia, there were no threats, but that is how they presented it to the western public . they all the time, uh, clarified u in ukraine, a nuclear war in europe, a nuclear war. it seems like all these threats to america. imaginary or real do not concern, it seems, like, if a nuclear war unfolds somewhere, nothing will reach america there, but this is how it was presented in in any case, it’s as if europe, until biden suddenly mentioned last week, didn’t drop it, accidentally cocktail parties thinking that it was such a half-closed one, and the event was the word armageddon

and then they all attacked biden, it turns out that you can’t use the word armageddon sue, to he even had to not scare the american public on purpose. uh, such an interview, as it were , ten minutes for cnn arranges to make excuses for this, explain yourself, say something, but no, you understand, and that's what american propaganda has arrived. you don't even have to mention, but this theoretical possibility of nuclear missile strikes on the united states. america even discussing the nuclear threat to the world. well, that's why trump eats ice cream on camera and decided, of course, to use them logically victory of the republicans. how this will affect the supply of arms to ukraine, you know, we must here pay tribute in this sense to the americans. there are bipartisan support, and ukraine and so on, but thanks, but

well, there is another kremlin agent besides trump, yes, uh, tucker carlson, and he is this topic and the nuclear threat and money that is swelled into this bottomless barrel. ukraine is promoting quite actively, and now fresh pew resich polls show that despite the fact that until now in the spring and summer the american society fully supported this allocation of funds for military assistance to ukraine, now there are suddenly sharp subsidences among supporters of the republican party. if there i am afraid now to make a mistake in the numbers, but somewhere in march. more uh, even among republicans were somewhere around five or six percent who said that we spend too much on ukraine, now it is more than thirty percent , already a third of supporters of the republican party are speaking out. in general, it is against the further allocation of this money. so, of course, uh, the likely success of the republican party, at least in the lower house of congress, there for the senate

is uh, a heated fight will uh somehow affect further discussions about the allocation of additional funds. at the same time, one must understand that here we have an illusion that ukraine is launching attacks for the sake of the us elections. understand that the topic of ukrainian attacks is not on the american agenda during the elections at all. if tomorrow, uh, god forbid ukraine goes there to kherson or, god forbid, we go into the water from or to nikolaev yes, this will not affect the american elections at all not this topic. money, but money they believe can be reflected, another topic, the us military should prepare for the start of the conflict in taiwan this year about this commander-in-chief of naval operations admiral michael gildovich, commander-in-chief of the us navy, said mainland china's invasion of taiwan could happen as early as this year, based in part

on president xi jinping's comments at a party congress on how the us navy should respond to the warning. xi jinping taiwan separatism. admiral mage gildoy said it's not just about what president xi says, but about how the chinese behave. and what they are doing is what we have seen in the last 20 years. so this is what they kept all their promises before they said they were going to keep them, so when we say that these events can happen in 2027, it's worth keeping in mind. that this could happen in 2022 or 23. this. i ca n't rule it out. at the same time, american retired generals earn a comfortable old age outside of democratic countries the washington post has obtained evidence that hundreds of american veterans work as so-called consultants to the ministry of defense in saudi arabia with the permission of the us authorities which this fact is carefully concealed. the essence of non

-high-ranking retired us military for a lot of money work for other countries, mainly in countries known for human rights violations and political repression in saudi arabia for example, 15 retired us generals and admirals since 2016 have worked as paid consultants to the department of defense documents show that foreign governments pay generously with american military talent. at the same time, salaries and benefits reach six, and sometimes seven figures. such work in the united states is not provided veterans continue their consultations, and the us government classifies data on the work of retired american generals abroad. many europeans are ukrainians. extremely fed up. listen, with what words the owner of restaurants in the parisian quarter of montparnasse kicked out two ukrainian refugees.

but a few hours later she came to this frenchman. the so-called explanatory brigade, according to the new european tradition, the frenchman had to publicly apologize. that's how a man which is now back here we went in this beautiful restaurant and talked to a man. well, in short vivo ukraine guys. france and france to whom he

apologizes, i want to say the first word, after all , more expensive than the second, the internet remembers everything, and we, too, at the karnazis, are again shelling the civilian population. donetsk this time was hit in the center of the city in the voroshilovsky district, the footage shows the consequences of a direct hit by shells. it is necessary for the administration buildings. now we are getting in touch with the special correspondent of the holding, komsomolskaya really, dmitry steshin dmitry hello, listen, well, they purposefully right here, uh maniacally hit the building of the city administration, but it's good. they spare no shells on this building. yes, and they will destroy, for example, yes, but they will restore it, but administration and management will still be preserved. what are they looking for? you know, most likely, i will move. any move is a violation of the work of the authorities. yesterday i was in the village of holma. this is a long-suffering, settlement under the gorlovka, and there, about the administration, they purposefully smashed it. yes

and moved to the palace of culture, where yulia chicherina performed. i was there with her back in the spring, but then he was whole, and now glass is inserted there, and they, too, of course, will finish him off. they are precisely destroying the authorities so that there are no lives on this territory and in the village so that there is yes, and for what purpose i came there, but i was in the village, gagarino in gomel, there is still, and it was interesting for me to understand, uh, people in holme e in the village village transformer, on which all power supply depends on the main purpose ukrainian artillerymen since the fifteenth year. it's interesting what they think now about shelling and ukrainian infrastructure. and there were different opinions, and someone said that it should have started a long time ago. and the library, what, for example, uh, regretted saying that but this is still our earth, our people and hmm, probably not very good. they have the same

fate as ours, and preferably. here is such an all -forgiving position, for example, they began to write to the residents of donbass from ukraine and from kharkov there and suddenly remembered their friends and relatives they sit, hide in the baths or somewhere in the basements and write to them with complaints. that's how cruel and bad we are. cool people who are being bombarded by reaction for 8 years. i heard the first two. this means that this is a favorite meme of ukrainian propaganda since the slavic one of the fourteenth year. they fired on themselves. what do they write in response? well, you are there, or rather, then you shoot, then you hit yourself. well, of course, in response, there are dirty curses. here, i have a comrade military commander. zhora medvedev just started sending out, and to such disadvantaged citizens of ukraine a photographs from shelling there with victims in their gigabytes only this summer gathered there

in gorlovka, close to gorlovka . so it's good. how is the situation in donetsk today? here, uh, air defense worked in the morning well, for now, everything seems to be calm, but well, i don’t know, but i went to gorlovka with me, comrade says, how will you go through the war or through enakieva to bypass there 2 hours. i'm talking through the war there, a 20 km stretch of the donbass highway is conditionally in our hands , but under the fire of the enemy. here i have comrades there a day ago for 30 seconds. i missed by shelling and managed to shoot how it flies along the road. i slipped through, but my friend met me in shock and said, but they just informed me that the road was shelled again. and according to my calculations, you should have

passed at that moment, there is a red partisan on a telmanovka. well, here it is. yes, just like this, please. take care of yourself, because that detour through enoki you is the end. well, it's better that the end be a car. yes, they are very dear to you and the prices with your regular inclusions in our program. thank you very much, dmitry steshin special correspondent of the media holding komsomolskaya pravda, zaporozhye region, we are in touch with the special correspondent of the battalions and ossetia moms. sorv, georgy georgiy hello , tell me that in your direction you have such a formidable background, there is a guy sitting there. hello, we left. we're tasked now for in order to get involved with you, we would like to tell you about the situation exactly in the e, south, and here the situation is difficult in the kherson direction to the west of us, attacks are coming all the way, it’s also coming to us , but it’s precisely us in the zaporozhye

region that several tens of thousands are concentrated and infantry units and armored groups tactical battalions they have already been formed and, according to our data, are ready to go on the attack, in principle, our armed forces along the entire perimeter of the front have long begun to form defensive lines. now this is not one line two and three, and actually serious crepes are being created with the help of engineering equipment. and in principle, we are ready to both repulse the attack and go on the counteroffensive. and in principle, the fighting spirit corresponds. i travel around the positions and talk with the guys all the time. we are ready to fight back and then go forward. in fact, this is probably what should be done. ah, and everyone speaks with one voice, i ask the guys. well, how are

there 50,000 60 of them, and they say us, it has always been like this every war and there are always tens of thousands, but we we always win. here, in fact, according to the situation in the southern direction in the city here in melitopol in kherson, there is an evacuation in kherson of the civilian population shelling kakhovka shelling the hydroelectric power station and there is not an illusory danger that a catastrophe will happen, flooding kherson and near the villages that are located next to the city and people. now evacuate evacuate to our shore is not right. i think this is exactly what distinguishes our armed forces. that's all, and the first task of our armed forces is to save the lives of civilians. this is driven into the subcortex of every soldier, every

soldier, the russian army, and now this is exactly what is happening. and when we take the children and women out of there. we will be able to both defend kherson and protect them from some, but major phenomena such as, for example, flooding. here are the destructions of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station. and i visited donetsk literally 2 days ago. here is dmitry steshen. as they say, it was very, of course, donetsk is an ending artillery duel, and after melitopol, although air defense also works in melitopol at night, they fly here and quadcopters and dry birds hmm disturb. they are constantly both residents and our military personnel. well , mosquito bites are a well-known tactic. basically, she is. they do not achieve anything by this, but the residents are tense and constantly ask how it is in general ahead at the front. in general, the situation. that's such george i can't help but ask you. i know that you

have already talked to those guys who came under uh, partial mobilization, how do they feel? what is their mood? kah was lucky for the turquoise ones got exactly close to those units, and who already have a lot of experience. uh, next to the mobilized, there are often personnel units and the donetsk guys in the main. these are the second lines of the third line, but there is also a division where guys with real combat experience and motivated people who know the war. although, in fact, no one knows this war; this is an absolutely new war for precisely those who are sitting in the trenches. now, uh, there are a lot of new technical means, of course, people are not used to this. we are just getting used to it and are very lucky that the atmosphere here is brotherly the main thing

ask more experienced comrades to turn to donetsk guys. they, well, simply, as they say, the dog was eaten here in this war and is preparing. in zima, everyone is preparing for the winter, because here the conditions are very difficult in this regard, the humidity of the wind is very high, in general, they learn from experience, learn to train them as much as possible, guys. i hope that every hour, every minute now, uh, is used correctly, as it is necessary in order to adopt this experience. thank you very much georgy mamonstrov was in direct contact with us from the zaporozhye region kanashenko, during the daily briefing of our ministry of defense, told how things are in nikolaev, the krivoy rog direction and in the kherson region. on the nikolaev krivorov direction, units of the armed forces of ukraine tried to break through the defense of russian troops in the direction of settlements new kamenka chervona and the arkherson region involved

up to three battalions in a narrow section of the front, including one tank battalion in the area of ​​​​the settlement, sukhanovo, kherson region, the enemy succeeded to wedge into the defense of russian units due to the introduction of a tank reserve by the russian command into battle, as well as ambush actions, the enemy suffered a significant defeat, as a result of which the ukrainian units randomly fled, the position along the front line of defense was completely restored. andrei frantsevich, why the kherson direction? why is it so important and critical for them. why do they set the task of taking kherson and not some other direction. and kherson well, this is probably a western strategy. and they they believe that large rivers are those lines that are difficult, then it allows you to force and align the fronts to go in directions, then to hold the defense somehow maneuver and we have seen before that very often the front lines line up along the rivers. here it is necessary to tell our viewers kherson stands on the right bank of the dnieper. and this is,

as it were, a little further from the supply line from us, than it could be than other populated ones. ah, the americans understand that there is a struggle for the resources of their company, and very often they mention that for it is important for ukraine to keep the way out. it is important to capture this to the seas, therefore the southern direction is a priority for them. well, the most important thing. for some reason, they considered for themselves that strikes were made on bridges. this is the antonovsky bridge in kherson. the destroyed and automobile bridge at the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station will therefore impede our logistics of movement, and we will not be able to quickly transfer reserves there, we will not be able to hold the defense. well, as we have seen from the report now, they did not get it wrong, how they line up. our defense needs understand that we have almost complete aviation dominance. we can strike , uh, army aviation. these are, respectively, attack aircraft helicopters. and now, uh, well, here

is what we see in the telegram channels from the units that were there, they say, they pulled the ukrainian units into the fire bag, did not give them the opportunity to pull up the reserve and destroyed, that is, the war in the fields that is happening there now. this is for us. in fact, it is very convenient, because no matter what they did not create an excess. we see that they are creating huge things according to our combat regulations. this needs to be done three times in the american way; almost six times it needs to be done there, but in the city. they for themselves see a 15-fold excess relative to the defenders therefore. uh, we are promptly bringing up the reserve. our military-industrial complex produces new models. they are now coming ahead of schedule to the front - this is a heavy flamethrower system. this is generally our strong point, this is a tostentipek for thermobaric ammunition, which allows you to hit. this is a wide range of aviation ammunition of the same thermo- thermobaric type. well, we still have in reserve what the team you did not use. these are heavy aviation thermobaric munitions strategic for large strategic aircraft. it's up to oh yes 9.000. it is the world's most powerful

non-nuclear munitions. this is the equivalent of 55 tons. tnt. that is, it will practically happen with a mushroom, this total destruction will be and we understand that if there are no civilians in these fields , we are maneuvering and there will be large columns, then they will be destroyed. please tell me, well, these are them, but now there are endless attempts, but to break through, but this is the direction. they regularly receive bonuses, they say that zelensky has a specific task. there are some deadlines before the congressional elections. well, i'm talking about the congressional elections. i don't think it's related and im really. they are very afraid of winter, you have to understand winter. e offensive and therefore, before the onset of cold weather, before the onset of winter, and this task is not articulated directly open zelensky spoke about this and his e with all sorts of trap. and they say that you need to reach the most advantageous positions before the onset of cold weather, of course. kherson is

firstly a symbol. this is the only truly regional center that, after the start of the special operation. taken under control released from ukrainian militants. they want to capture him. well, plus, as it was rightly said, indeed. they want to cut off kherson completely from supplies, for which they bombed bridges. and uh, if they can't take it before winter, and then we need to to be prepared in many ways, probably, the evacuation is connected with this. we must understand this. it will be problematic to supply kherson with uh, groceries, uh, and all sorts of essential commodities.

amigos cuba live broadcast saturday on pervoi may become bad because of russian vodka the former italian prime minister said yesterday that his friendship with putin is facilitated by gifts from the russian president and berlusconi told reporters that vladimir putin sent him 20 bottles of vodka and very nice letter. well i see berlusconi should send, received as a gift vodka back to russian president vladimir putin was warned on wednesday by the head of the delegation of the polish european people's party, the press secretary of the european commission. ariana po desta also said that as part of the eu sanctions, a decision was made to ban

russian imports. strong expert drinks. including vodka. she added that she would check whether the gifts were part of the sanctions, that is, look, yes, there are sanctions against berlosconi for what he accepted from putin as a gift. here , send vodka or zelensky, as an option and sanctions are immediately imposed against them, by the way, new secret weapons. it will be completely different. i have always suspected that russian vodka is hello, the information channel on the first is starting to work live. this is a program time will tell ruslan ostashko olesya loseva air raid alert throughout ukraine ukrainian media report on the inclusion of a siren. this happened just a few minutes ago. ukraine plunges into darkness 40% of independent energy

infrastructure damaged by russian strikes zelensky said three more objects were destroyed as a result of yesterday 's strikes at night in kiev, an explosion was again heard, eyewitnesses even report automatic bursts to the ukrainian media. they say that explosions thundered at night. in nikolaev in the morning , footage of new strikes appeared on social networks targets in nikolaev issued an urgent appeal to all residents of ukraine from 7:00 am, rolling blackouts across the country, they ask not to use the light until 23:00. tomorrow will be a very difficult day for the whole country tomorrow across the entire

territory of ukraine not at the same time, but still , restrictions on the use of electricity will be introduced throughout the territory of ukraine. this will concern the population, including, therefore i appeal to the entire population of ukraine to all ukrainians. tomorrow is a very difficult day due to the shelling that took place today yesterday and the day before yesterday on energy facilities, so tomorrow it is necessary for him to very much ask 7 am until 23:00 pm to minimize the use of electricity. this applies to all regions of ukraine, each region. i repeat. it is very important that we get through this difficult tomorrow, which we will have in connection with the shelling that took place today and yesterday. ministry of energy of ukraine urge citizens to charge mobile phones and sign up for water, donetsk it turned out that the voroshilovsky district was on social networks, eyewitnesses posted footage of how the sky over donetsk was lit up with incendiary ammunition by the antics of the kiev

regime. require increased security measures from midnight introduced martial law in four russian regions. this applies to the donetsk and luhansk republics of the kherson and zaporozhye regions yesterday at a meeting of the security council, russia vladimir putin announced this. russia, including in places of mass stay of people in relation to energy transport facilities. i want to emphasize, among other things, nuclear power facilities. in this regard, let me remind you that in the donetsk people's republic of the luhansk people's republic, as well as the kherson and zaporozhye regions, before their entry into russia, a martial law regime was in effect. and now we need to formalize this regime already within the framework of russian legislation, so we signed a decree on the

introduction of martial law in these four in the constituent entities of the russian federation, it will immediately be sent for approval to the council of the federation , and the state duma will be informed of the decision, the average level of response , such a regime will allow all kinds of threats, and local authorities have received more powers right now, adviser to the head of the republic of crimea oleg anatolievich kryuchkov comes out directly with relations with the studio hello oleg anatolyevich. good morning, as it seems, the average level of response to the life of the peninsula. look here, uh there are no changes that would have taken place right now. this allows the manager to take adequate measures immediately, in case of any change in the situation. we all remember that we recently had a terrorist attack on the crimean bridge, periodically ukrainian e, drg, and e, drones arrive.

if something happens, we can react in just minutes. please tell me, are there any restrictions on entry to crimea? no, there are no restrictions on entry to crimea . everything is working as usual. went overland route through melitopol taganrog, which can go heavy vehicles. and i say this again, this mode allows you to enter if necessary. uh, some extraordinary measures, while they are not planned, no curfew, no restrictions on entry into crimea have been introduced, so anatolyevich tell me how many people have already taken crimea from the kherson region. look, crimea acts here as a transit hub for our e, transshipment points at the entrance to the northern crimea, they accept people from the kherson region and further on, these people go by bus to the

krasnodar territory. we now know the rostov region and other regions of the russian federation, and the boarding houses and sanatoriums of the crimea provide an opportunity for the children of donbass and those who wish to leave the pre-frontal territories to relax and recover. here. uh, how many now it is from the donbass in the sanatoriums and hospitals of the crimea that almost all the camps and sanatoriums of the city of the children's resort and evpatoria are filled with children. uh, our students from different universities are now working there as counselors just yesterday. there were journalists. the children are very happy, because they really have a rest from what happened both in the donbass and in kherson. and uh, the weather in the crimea is good. today it started to rain. and so, uh, literally even yesterday the temperature was around 25 °. today is two 20 and therefore, ah, how

good it would be for children. i think in evpatoria and they forget about what is happening there and in the regions and at least have a little rest. thank you very much adviser to the head of the republic of crimea oleg kryuchkov was in direct contact with another decree vladimir putin introduced an average the level of response in some regions of russia crimea sevastopol krasnodar territory, belgorod region, kurskaya rostov and voronezh regions. now the authorities of these regions can introduce additional measures to ensure security. in the united states, they don’t know how to react to the news about the introduction of martial law in four regions of russia, the state department called it a desperate tactic. and rubble should not surprise anyone that russia is resorting to desperate tactics to try to establish control over some parts of of ukraine the truth is that these regions do not need russia and the people in ukraine reject russia's illegal invasion the forceful seizure of territory that is ukrainian no matter what the

kremlin says or does no matter what the russian authorities try to subjugate crimea by decrees donetsk kherson, luhansk and zaporizhia, these territories are sovereign parts of ukraine; the kremlin has no jurisdiction over these lands. russia with its illegal actions. grossly violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, as well as violated the un charter, of course, it is strange to hear about the violation of the un charter from those people who usually bomb. well, as you see on your screens, meanwhile, the authorities of the kherson region are evacuating residents from the right bank. dnipro, many are sent to neighboring regions and now we will find out how the evacuation is going. a representative of the administration of the city of nova kakhovka , ruslan askerochagaev ruslan askirovich is in touch with us. hello studio uh, yes, at the moment, just sent buses and such a

dispatch sounded a siren. it sounded at 10:30 siren. air defense began to work, uh. began another shooting of our city. they shoot exactly in the direction of people who want to evacuate. they seem to have information about collection points and so on. how can one explain these intensifying shelling at the very moment when a mass evacuation of people is being carried out. the fact that people are driving away from the square. yes, it's not a secret. uh, there are organized, uh, trips to the republic of crimea and from there to the krasnodar territory. in this case, this is how we sent today people, they will be brought to the sanatorium of the city of anapa in dzhankoy from there. they will go in an organized manner. e in anapa for two, well, 21 days for recovery. and that's why, of course, they are well aware. uh, that there is

a dispatch of civilians and at this moment, it’s not their main one, they don’t meanly strike, but it’s good. uh, united by the good work of the military and air defense , uh, strikes are given, say a. are many people refusing to leave their places of residence as well? i 'd say the waives bonus is great. now the activity has come to the reception military-civilian administration, then, at the direction of the head of the military-civilian administration , vladimir leontiev, a hotline was created by the civil administration of nova kakhovka to help the hotline, which also works and the ministry of emergency situations of crimea . they are booked through the hotline. and those who come to the reception already have the data immediately

and are organized every day at 9:00 in the morning . buses depart from us. uh, this is the employees of the ministry of emergency situations of crimea organized the columns. uh, accompany uh, everyone those who wished to leave for the republic of crimea that is, i understand that people are very serious and responsibly approach both the appeal of the authorities and the evacuation procedure itself. and more than understand, during this time, 70 percent of our housing stock was damaged , more than 10 thousand residents of our city, 20 people, suffered. uh, unfortunately , 250 were killed, seriously injured, and this is all happening the whole city knows, of course, such an opportunity, a great opportunity is to go to a sanatorium, uh, stay, and relax

move away from it, of course. people are grateful for this. for this, they come in an organized manner. thank them for their patience. uh, they wait for the buses to sit down and go. this is what we have here, and the attacks on the kakhovka hydroelectric power station continue, how are things going. that's in terms of shelling by the nazis on the infrastructure. but they didn’t stop, these shellings go on daily with a more intense force, but in order for a day or a day to pass and there were no shellings, it just went out and people don’t remember this. risk of destruction, of course, there is always no stone thrown there. understand where they are hitting with hammers on purpose, in order to destroy our dam, uh, in order to lead to such a man-made disaster, skevich boy, you yourself will be evacuated.

no, at the moment i have not made such a decision for myself and i am unlikely to make it, i will stay here for the last, as all my colleagues at the civil administration remain. only in the morning all the leaders gathered to discuss it. heads of services in full force and we will be up to the latter to be and serve uh, given communication. the captain remains at the helm. thank you. and ruslan agaev, a representative of the administration of the city of nova kakhovka in the kherson region, was in direct contact with the project studio. we are alive, continues our work, mariana naumova sent the very epicenter of events to find out how things are going with our heroes. let's get a look.

with the beginning of the special operation, many people united under the motto everything for the front, everything for victory. and now i want to introduce you to a man. whose story amazed me. vladimir hello what will we be make? tell us, please, let's go to the position, then we'll hmm, then according to the situation. vladimir you are very interesting, the story that i would like to tell the audience you yourself odesa well, probably worked perfectly as a doctor. why did you need all this, because i am a soviet person, because i was born in the soviet union, this is all my country, and i supported me, this is not from the fourteenth year. i basically supported this all my life, someone recognized the boundaries of 1991. i do not border the ninety-first year never acknowledged. for me, it's all one country. i do not share it at all, therefore, well, for me there were no contradictions, people who

rebelled in the fourteenth year. uh, against the nazi coup in ukraine, these are the people who rebelled in order not to fight with russia. this should be very clearly understood by many russian citizens who a well read that this does not concern them. it didn't concern them. these people rebelled and began to fight against nazism. you did not force them to fight against russia, and now you see a huge number of people who are now in ukraine, which just these eight years were reformatted. so, now they are the material that fights against russia like this, and so we rebelled so as not to fight against russia. but few people simply understand this, then the choice was just that. the bank is working, colonel, this is very pleasant for me to hear, my brother will understand. why because there is this link

that works so beautifully and hits so far. this is the communication, digital, encrypted, which was directly supplied by we opsb in subdivision. now everything is needed, starting from warm clothes. socks means a warm shape. by the way, here we have a paradoxical situation, when, for example, personnel departments. they ask us for a form, because now let 's say the whole focus is on the mobilized. but the personnel of which this uniform has already worn out, and which need to be replaced as planned. here they are not given up to, for example, uh, thermal imagers. this is generally a pain, but real, that is, here we are asked by thermal imagers that stand there like a bucket of uranus and here, and here i am well, i don’t see a sufficient number of russian thermal imagers on the market. that is, we buy everything there in china, if china is now blocking the market, we will be left without thermal imagers at all, in principle,

here, well, we are his comrade’s machine directly. so that you understand the whole body kit. it is, as it were , expensive for the money of civil society, but comrades, this is intelligence, they are directly working for the ukronazis. by the way, here we are constantly interacting with our comrades. here we help them, we help them to work effectively. but they bring us here such are the wonderful trophy units. i wish there were more trophies like this. we are getting closer and closer to our positions. well

, most importantly, there are our guys who need support, we brought them letters from our viewers. and, of course, i want to know who it is to be at the forefront. what to call you good comrade, yes, you are not too tall for a trench. well, it's a cop. too small, listen and tell me, please, this is the wire. what are the ukrainian positions 800 km? volunteer, and when did you come on september 22? and here we are let's go to the guys. these are reservists, what kind of guys are also guys. volunteers, so there are three people here. let's go three people. let's go faster nine-story building. in the evening the sniper works.

all this wire goes. here's to this phone. yes, this connection between those positions you were previously engaged in. he worked the field for cleaning, probably especially in his hands, then they didn’t take weapons somehow alone. this is what it’s called, but the firing point is over there, where the nine-story building is watching it, so that no one moves in

this direction, we are alive and we have people, our viewers write letters for you for you soldiers support. thank you for keeping my little daughter safe. we believe you guys, we are proud of you, we pray for you, the truth is behind you thank you god is with you listen of course it's nice. what do you want to cry about? where are you from dokuchaevskaya? how old are we now, 25 years old recently? well, the plus came. i have some experience in surgery. that is, i knew that at least i would be 100% useful, no, but fate happened. so i took a surgical course in the service. yes, many times the very

case that motivates me, in principle, and continue to serve the guys further to help the boy of 18 years old, roughly speaking, i cut his stomach with a fragment, i carried him 6 kilometers on myself, put him in the car, and then called in donetsk, an unknown number. i answer. seryoga, you are me, and who is this? vasya , what vasya, i’m not even this one right away, well, you carried me there on your own, it came as a surprise to me, to be honest. there were periods when fear overcame me and a man said to me, comrade, what does he say? if you're here, then that says it all. no wonder he knew this story with vasya.

speaks to at least one person. you saved. maybe you're here to save someone else. i have rethought many things during this time, as the value of family, as friends, that is, i have rethought a lot in this life. here we also have thermoses with wishes from children. there's a third grade third in what's more here it's all nice everything. i don’t know, somehow, well, again, it helps to hold on, everything will be fine. thank you so much for your support and such kind words. everything will be fine, do not be afraid and do not worry.

and now, so that there are more stories like vasya, who was taken out of the battlefield and 6 km on himself , but we can influence all this. to do this, you and i can write letters to our guys on the front line on the website myzhivy.rf. and reading these letters. you saw the reaction of our fighters. there is no need to explain anything here. this motivates them to new and new feats. and then there will be much more such stories to save, do not be lazy. write a few lines to our guys. now to the latest news. urged to leave the territory of ukraine as soon as possible citizens of their country to replace the minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china xu g7 countries are ready to make a promise to ukraine in the field of security mfa world. in ukraine, scholz should not be forced to make a statement to the government in the

bundestag about this. the day of total economy has come in ukraine. that's how restrictions were introduced in the regions of nezalezhnosti in kiev instead of trolleybuses on routes. buses left in nikolaev not to work traffic lights industrial enterprises will remain without electricity in lviv, the consequences of attacks on energy facilities in the kryvyi rih region publishes national police of ukraine

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