the most pressing issue in us-china relations is undoubtedly the taiwan issue. he, too, was discussed today, of course, and this is what joe biden said about taiwan during these negotiations in the summary of the official press release of the white house, listen president biden expressed concern about the actions of the prc in xinjiang, tibet and hong kong people in general, regarding taiwan, he detailed that the policy of one china has not changed, the united states stands against any unilateral change in the status quo by either side and the international community is interested in maintaining peace and stability in the taiwan strait for president. biden. he voiced washington's objection to china's forced and increasingly aggressive actions against taiwan that undermine peace and stability in the taiwan strait and in the region as a whole, endangering global prosperity yury vladimirovich well, indeed, the united states constantly

emphasizes the need to maintain the status quo. and that they are against changing the status of the status quo today is de facto, independent taiwan which is not going to reunite with china, that is, this status quo is being defended, the united states and immediately say that this allegedly corresponds to their policy of one china, from the point view of chinese red lines, and this is not a violation of the red lines. china you know in terms of chinese stay northwest china is uh, 2018 before trump's cold war at that time, relations between taiwan and the rest of china were absolutely harmonious mutually beneficial trade something of the investment of 24 million taiwanese about a million was in the mainland as teachers of businessmen engineers. uh, doctors and so on and so forth, and there was a so

-called mutual understanding in 1992. the fact that china is the only one for weeks. uh, and all this, this is what it is, the status quo that china can call for. and let's go back to 2018, and for americans it has become through now pumping weapons. uh, official visits, yes, uh, f. e hmm mobilization of neighbors, and in order to pump up the international status of china taiwan yes, push it to proclaim this very independence here for them this is to stay. here, naturally, these two status ones cannot exist. how can fire and water not exist? well, uh, if the parties ca n't even agree on what the status

is, this situation is really worrisome. well , the united states is certainly trying to involve its allies in the fight against china to contain china, including european allies. well, according to the british telegraph , it is europe first of all continental, of course, europe and first of all germany france are the weakest link in the policy of the united states to contain china listen in the past few weeks, we have seen example after example of renault cooperates with geely, allegedly with the blessing of president emmanuel macron, chinese investors buy the port in hamburg a critical piece of infrastructure. chinese companies have announced the establishment of three new large battery factories in europe, which will be the key industrial technology of the next decade. we hear a lot of rhetoric from major european powers about how the west needs a united front on how it should confront rising chinese political influence and unite around

us shared values. the problem is that, at the same time, europe is rapidly deepening its economic ties with china vs. eu trade tensions us as intense as ever alexander sarychev. we agree with this absolutely exactly, because we see perfectly. here is the visit. eh, clerk. uh, he flew to meet without a macron without ursula funds with the main huge yes with a delegation of business. why yes, because america is doing everything to de-industrialize europe to deprive europe of uh, uh in industry, lie europe of energy, where should they go now, yes, or run to the americans with their paws up and transfer to production in america where there is uh, something- either cooperate with china china's only chance for salvation of german and french industry the only chance. yes,

russia could have been such a chance. but there is nothing to be done about allied relations, and they are not forced to obey, and china provides platforms. yes save bmw here save technology here with us we will help. well , that's exactly why chancellor scholz was subjected, as a result of his visit, to monstrous criticism from the american clintels in europe, represented by great britain, of course. of course, in the face of anna lena, berba, who is simply plain text said that scholz went beyond the framework, not only of the common policy of the european union, but even of the government agreement, having made this visit to china, but in europe itself, in the meantime, even the appearance had already disappeared, and unity on the question of whether to switch to a policy of a diplomatic settlement with ukraine and or not move? i mean the ukrainian crisis. that's what i think i heard. uh, very ambiguous, but nonetheless loud signals from washington, uh, when at least part of the biden administration is in the face. uh, mile mark

the chief of the joint chiefs of staff is urged to proceed to these policies by diplomatic settlement. some european countries immediately stepped up in this issue today, french president macron, once again said. yes, and even more resolutely stated that in the coming weeks we should, and i quote, direct all diplomatic efforts to force them. the parties to the conflict in ukraine sit down at the negotiating table and what he intends to do about it call vladimir putin right away after the summit, uh, twenty, which will be held tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, austrian foreign minister alexander shelenberg. he also said today that russia , in the first place, cannot be cancelled. yes, and secondly, that the door of negotiations between kiev and moscow should be open. this is one position, but the answer from the general secretary immediately arrived. nato jens stolpling, who today stated openly that the only way to come to a resolution of the ukrainian conflict is on the battlefield, listen. in ukraine, they declared their readiness to

negotiations, but we all know, of course, that the only way to achieve a result acceptable to them is to have a strong position on the battlefield in most cases, wars end at some point at the negotiating table. but what happens at this table is fundamentally related to what happens on the battlefield if putin wins. it will be a disaster not only for ukrainians. this will make the world more dangerous and vulnerable. this will allow other authoritarian leaders to violate the norms of international law, so we have our own security interest to ensure the victory of ukraine yes, we pay our price for this. for example, the same increase in gas prices. but, if we do not stop putin we will pay even more for this. how do you rate. here are these exchanges of views, on the one hand, macron and schelenberg, on the other hand , stoltenberg. i'm not sure if this is an exchange.

yes, it seems to me that in general this is the same opinion, which, well, a little in a different style, but uh, but they express uh about the american transatlantic transatlantic elites, a the point is that, after all, there is a series of very important international events going on right now , including the g-20. tomorrow. it's a very big event, and uh, at this moment it's very important for everyone to take into account the position of the non-western world, because the g20 is the first such a big event. uh this year, where to meet? the entire uh, let's say the bolon of the western world, and here are the leading non-western powers, because in fact the twenty is the union. going economies where both west and west meet meet together

and uh, in recent months. the west took such a militaristic escalatory position that, well, in many ways it exposed itself. all these arms supplies pumping up the ukrainian regime weapons music turn a blind eye to the absolutely terrible things that the kiev regime is doing, uh. and here is this vicious vicious rhetoric. it's not well received by the sudden world, because it's not the western world that, uh, understands very well about who 's right and who's wrong on a very basic level, that's fairness, but uh, the sudden world thinks that, in general, there is no need to arrange a big global war, no matter hot geopolitical or economic geva in the form of this global crisis. there is no need to arrange this global barrel. because of your european business here. yes, we

know who is right and who is wrong in this conflict, but we don't want any of you here, we don't want you to tear up the world, so uh, so about this, so a request from the non-western world, please, how is it all there? let's, let's, uh, mute such a request. well, this is just objective. uh, objective uh reality, and the sudden world wants russia to go to some kind of softening of its position in terms of the goals of the special military operation, but the sudden world wants the west to stop in its geo-economic sanctions pile on and on russia and of course, to go there in bali you have to jigging. here with that evil one. in favor of the escalation that western countries have had in recent months,

but this is crazy. they will meet complete misunderstanding there, therefore the united states has become from yourself, so to speak, e due to leaks. uh-huh, to build an image, that it seems like they are calling everyone for peace and ukraine has been cleaned up a bit. here, from her, too, an evil grin, well, the macron, the macron, must also be presented in some form, he is also trying to clean up his image a little. i think that this is purely fashion, and the questions and these expectations, that they actually changed their minds about something, but it seems to me that this is not the case, and besides, all these statements they are so streamlined. but stoltenberg does not need to go there. that's why here says what the western ones actually have. uh position, but then the macron will easily play back.

he will say, i actually meant that we need to go to peace negotiations on the terms of the kiev regime and that the position that nato takes. therefore, i would not betray these diplomatic squabbles of great importance right now, but china seems to me betrays because cdnp very clearly stated at today's meeting with joe biden that china is for peace and that in the opinion of china and the usa and nato and europe should also be a peace policy diplomatic regulation for a few days you travel sizinfina to bali newspaper. juan chubao, also known as the global times , published an article saying that western calls for ukrainian-russian negotiations are a trap because the west, through the mouth of ukrainians , will put forward demands that russia will not be able to accept. after that, all western uh

diplomacy propaganda will accuse russia of being inflexible, because it is militaristic, fascist, whatever, and this will be superfluous. uh, extra dirt that you will pour on russia but there will still be no real results. so i agree with ivan alekseevich that indeed the position of stoltenberg and the position of the macron, and the shellander are some two different facets of the american position. why because there is no unified american position today and the new york times wrote about what is inside the administration. biden's military wing, represented by mark mile, is in favor of an early policy of diplomatic settlement, while the political wing is in favor of continuing the conflict. and this it was already only in the administration, obama in relation to the quiver, then the military also advocated for peace. and e hillary clinton associates advocated aggression. yes, and the same thing

is happening now with the military - it just seems to me that they better understand the situation on the ground. i would only clarify this is still not for the world. and they have a completely clear position that it is necessary with the help of e ukraine, e, with the help of the kiev regime, to harm russia, but everyone understands that, in general, this business is not very rewarding. yes, you can earn some points there in the short term. but then, most likely, you will be declared a loser, and they argue over who to bear, the military wants to throw off responsibility for this. yes, i don’t know about intelligence for diplomats. and that's all. this is the civil wing, they say. that's all, keep this ukrainian invalid here and with his help bite russia with diplomatic political methods, and the military wants no politics. let's get some more weapons. and let's mean it, there is trying to strike some kind of axes, so this is a question

of reshuffling responsibility, and not a question of what they freeze, that is, they are still arguing about how the chinese weaken russia in the most optimal and safe way for the united states. these are dissimilar, and they call dysfunction, you know , there is a sexual virgin. and this is such a political dysfunction characteristic of the biden regime. well, i agree with you. e is that e china understands the situation correctly in the united states want to deceive russia it seems very bright to me. e symptom. these are the attempts of the united states now to enter into russia astray, pushing her just about what mark mili is talking about was the recent statement by janet lennon and the united states treasury secretary that they do not rule out a partial lifting of anti-russian sanctions in the event that russia, uh, concludes a peace agreement with ukraine, in fact, what she said ? i

believe that in the context of any kind of peace agreement, an adjustment of the sanctions is possible, and might be appropriate given what has happened. we would probably consider that it is likely that some sanctions should remain in place. this is the alexandrovich wiring and here it is not. it seems to me that we should understand, and what kind of america is at war with us in ukraine, corporate america or political america , because corporate america has its own interests there, yes, and grain and uh, energy and pressure on europe and so on. yes, here too. uh, when all of a sudden the us treasury gives, uh, the opportunity for american banks to make payments. uh, don't close russian oil and gas for uh, in short, it's russian banks. yes, it is clear that, uh, business interests here. uh, higher than the interests of politics. and here we are now we just see that elena is acting on

the part of those same transnational corporations that need our resources, which need raw materials titanium, atom, e, oil, gasoline, and so on, but at the same time they also need to kill competitors in europe yes, so the balance will work here. it's not about the world either. this is just about achieving hegemony in the economy. this is an interesting way of posing the question, and janet helen also demonstrated a certain softening of the position of the united states in a different way american struggle with russia and are divided into a total ceiling on russian oil. and janet yellin said that the united states would not return, even if india, which is one of the main importers of russian oil, and russia became india's main oil exporter, if india does not comply with the price ceiling set by the united states and the strange sevens and continues to buy russian. oil at

a price higher than the strange sevens will agree with each other, but at the same time janet yellin said the truth that india would not have to use western services. such as transportation insurance and financial, e.g., services, and even stated that without these very western services, russia still, in her opinion, will not be able to sell oil, but, as it were, if it can, then the united states will not have any claims to those countries that can buy this russian oil with enthusiasm, so that later you fully know, when we are talking about such things, then, firstly, elena, a person to whom you explain how markets and commodity markets work have long become financial and attempt. e cut oil production in russia because of the price ceiling. quotes were instantly brought to the level of 150,200 dollars per barrel and we will all have to pay on the one hand, and on the other hand. this is a consociation of the fact that no, they have

no leverage against india, india, which itself was the main, affected country from colonism, will not be led by the anglo-saxons in the era of no one ’s mind. yes, this is a country that is self-sufficiently independent and, uh, which is the energy of life necessary, because the level of development of the e, economy of india and india the locomotive of world economic growth now depends entirely on the availability of energy resources. well, if india china , uh, the countries of the guardianship, are quite obviously not joining this initiative and even the united states is already open officially saying that they will not punish these countries in any way for not joining the price cap it is quite obvious that this is an idea to work will not, but nevertheless , the european commission continues to believe in this idea. here is ursula von der lein. today she said again. what does it mean, as before,

uh, the idea of ​​a price ceiling is necessary, but because it is necessary, on the one hand, to dry up the russian budget, and on the other hand, to prevent that very increase in oil prices, which you alexander vyacheslavovich spoke about, listen it's very important not only to dry up russia's military budget, but it's also important that many vulnerable countries have affordable oil prices. what do you think, what will be the price is not decided yet, and therefore we are still discussing it, but more importantly, what we have have all the necessary tools to really be able to move forward in this matter. well, it’s time to really decide, because i remind you that the introduction of a price ceiling is linked to the sanctions packages of the european union and on december 5, an embargo on the import of russian oil by the european union , not pipeline oil, but tanker oil, comes into force. yes, that is, not supplied by wire. and there it already seems like

this idea should work ivan alekseevich here, what do you think about the fact that no one in the world did not join. well australia is the only one. here is a country not a member of the seven and, accordingly, not a member of the european union but. a: india won't even face them. with what negative consequences? well, the european union, nevertheless, strictly adheres to this and the price ceiling, although it does not know what it will be, so that you think about it. we have repeatedly said that what the united states is doing is, uh, two sides, one side is anti-russian, the other country is anti-european. here is the anti-anti-russian side. this is an idea, it is gradually uh, fading away, because russia will continue to quietly trade energy resources with non-western countries, but as i

understand it, there are exceptions within the european union for oil pressure, of course, for hungary first of all, and so here is the russian story , more or less calmed down the russian part this story. but this history for europe has turned into what this ceiling means for russia. uh, as they say prices, but for europe there is no ceiling, that is, india should be punished we will not. but europe that is, now it is already a fact that europe is buying american gas. eh, exorbitant. here apparently europe will buy oil. e is also in triders, so it all translates into the fact that energy resources will be expensive for europe specifically, and in principle, in principle, i don’t see anything wrong with this, from my point of view

, a very serious step has been taken to destroy the overall world energy market, because it has always been said that well the market is leveling off. yes, there are regional imbalances, it happens that there in north america, let's say , energy resources are cheaper than on the market. but, if there is world trade, then all these approximately world prices in different regions are aligned from my point of view. we must go to the fact that energy resources for those who are interested in their long-term consumption should be lower than for those who express an interest in the medium-term rejection of these energy resources, therefore, for europe, from my point of view , the same as for the main for the rest western world energy resources. in principle, it should be more expensive than for uh, developing the entire

economy, like the chinese indian indonesian, uh, and all the rest is another matter, which, unfortunately, is not yet. this rule is in effect , the rule is starting to work only in relation to europe, yes, yes, the united states , of course, has created this energy island for itself, on which they sit and themselves , of course, with energy resources. they basically, but provide, although oil continues to, er, continues to import. but i think it should continue go to the fact that for developed countries, as compensation for the entire world economic imbalance, in which they are to blame, energy resources should be more expensive than those of normally developing economies. well, actually, the climatic outrages that they did due to emissions for a century and a half, which were also produced by developed countries, but in reality. i agree that an interesting idea is that the european union

says that it is necessary to switch to green energy and completely abandon e -carbon fuel. here it is necessary for the price of the european union was such that it would not have the opportunity, in principle, yes, to use carbon fuel. but seriously speaking, the softening of the position of the united states on imposing a price ceiling on third countries. and india in particular is, of course, another illustration that the hegemony of the west has ended and the world is rapidly becoming multipolar . to double the volume of trade with russia russia 's relations with china, turkey and saudi arabia with africa and with many countries of the world's majority regions are developing no less dynamically, and tomorrow's g20 summit will be a vivid illustration of this multipolarity. the west, of course

, will try in every way to isolate russia from itself, that is, to boycott the speech of sergei lavrov, not to participate in a group photo which in the end will not be, but also to condemn russia in the final statement of the twenty. as today wrote. the same final times, too, will not be able to drag its twenty narrative in the west has failed . so we are waiting for tomorrow's summit and the big game says goodbye to you. see you tomorrow, goodbye. the time will show program continues to work live as part of the information channel on the first ya artyom sheinin was not easy for us

last week emotionally, it happens, but you need to be resistant to this. we need to endure these blows and go on with our work. as for what this week was about difficult i can only add. here's the latest news. so something in my opinion. in general, everything that could and should have been said at this stage about those difficult events that we all witnessed, and some of which participated in last week. the only thing to add to this is from recent events. you know, but in a very vivid way, but the character, and the character of the kiev regime of the current ukrainian government, was confirmed, which, for reasons i do not understand, many still do. but this is what is democracy? what is look, this is europe, you are dragging them somewhere here, which means that there is a word there in some kind of

your own here in this mordor and there are bright guys. in the same place here is progress well, why don't you climb to them , you don't interfere with them. well, in a very bright way. uh, in fact, the whole price of this progress, and photo a and video of e moments, and the entry of the armed forces into the ukrainian regime, kherson, this person welcomes. as a matter of fact, well, that's what it's called. here, who was waiting for you, that you are, that is, a person ziguetes. he understands very well that returned and what did he expect? ah, this is very revealing and very revealing, what kind of shots. eh, two. uh, tv companies have been decided to be deprived. uh, licenses, and ukrainian accreditations were, uh, deprived. well, because how, well, you can’t show this. that is, how is it like that? they are actively molding themselves into this image of a progressive

democratic european country, and the whole world is beating, it means in convulsions, that leave them. they are so light white, and how would the supporters of this government ziguy their meeting is not good and show this is not possible. a. although, of course, there, apparently, after the return of these, as it were, warriors of the light of temporary accession. and there, as i understand it, where is the lens, do not take a permitted and not permitted picture. still , something will work. this is what this picture is called, and the progress of democracy has returned, and on the street of a ukrainian city liberated in quotation marks. that is, these are the people who are handcuffed to poles. well, to be clear. these are people who are suspected attention is suspected again. that is, no one understood, did not prove, did not judge, there was nothing, but they are already so simply within the framework of democratic progressive european procedures, they are simply here, as if to the pillars. i think that many e residents. e,

kherson well, as it were, they have already appreciated. this is the degree of democracy and progress, uh, which is back in the city. although of course, here we see, here are some uh standing, some staring, kind of smiling and yes, these people were there, uh, when our troops were there and yes them uh somehow. well, so to speak, it could probably have been and maybe it should be there would be some way to clean it up. but you understand, this is always a difficult question, what, and all these supporters of democracy or progress, they will not pay attention to this. yes, well, well, then, decide for yourself who acted democratically, perhaps even excessively democratic methods, and who did not, and all this character of all this beautiful, that's beautiful european. here is the culture, and which is now triumphant. here he is yasin from this moment, i also emphasize a person, only he is suspected of being a collaborator, and

you will now see, on what basis what? well, within the framework of european ideas, please. do you understand? that is, in principle, the proof is that he proudly regulates the vanity into the camera. this is a soviet military id. that is, judging by everything that a person has a military id, and a military id, which says that, as it were, the place of birth and the ukrainian soviet socialist republic , that is, there is some kind of soviet symbolism there. and here he is poking something into the camera. these are my friends a very revealing moment a very revealing moment for understanding the psychology of that sectarian psychology, which is psychology. here are all those who support this kiev regime and himself, and she very clearly demonstrates. here, too

, teaches, which is significant. he's not he's not his officer of these fools. they don’t even understand that at this moment they themselves are exposing these people, of course, it’s a pity, moreover, for many of them it’s quite possible that all claims and about nothing and not based on one of the neighbors. here i climbed. here it is, so to speak, how would the entity knock somewhere somewhere with someone it didn’t share something, and so on and so forth, but what else do i want to add in this particular case, although, of course, look at these frames, uh , sad and awful. but actually, what we didn’t understand about the essence of the kiev regime and all these beautiful ones, and the maidans, uh, progressive ones, and so on. still, there is another important circumstance that must be filled in order to be honest with me. i know for sure that this time all the conditions for those who are afraid of something could be evacuated

in advance were created. they were also created technically. they were created and informed and tens of thousands of people of this opportunity to evacuate. they took advantage, which, by the way, proves that by no means all and the majority. they waited, there are these beautiful warriors. eh, i can bring sveta. here, as if to prove this, here are the text messages that came to me on the phone with which i traveled, with which i was in kherson on the 27th . that is, exactly at the moment when i moved in there and earned, as it were, a sim card, which is works there. these sms began to fall on me, quite a lot of them. dear residents of kherson if you have your own transport, daylight hours, ferry crossing, that is, all the time while i was on the right bank. these text messages fell on my phone. i say this, why i say this to the fact that in any case, let's be

honest in this sense, everything was done with a margin of those who did not know that there was no possibility of evacuation, and the conversation about this went from october 19 to october 19 october show talk about what it takes evacuate need to evacuate need to evacuate. this does not change the tragedy of those who remained there. and who will be subjected to some kind of claims by these medieval idiots, by the way, but let's be honest, everything was done. well, let's just say the mistakes of the past. in this case, they were corrected and someone will tell me, well , think about it, they filmed some kind of jerk, which you have a military ticket to the cell. he’s the only one like that, but he did others yes, no, it’s all about the fact that this is a kind of ideology conviction and this is scored. so deep that all

these conversations, what well, somehow it can be corrected there with words and conversations, it no longer works. here is a woman who returned from captivity through a prisoner exchange. what she is talking about when she gets on ukrainian television in a democratic european country that strives for the light, let 's listen to all of this. turned you returned from captivity. you crossed paths with the dpr people and with the russian military and, unfortunately, you visited russian prisons, where you crossed paths with their representatives of the system of imprisonment or captivity, so that after that you think about russia about russians. i think they should die. all even small children should not have them. this is some kind of very long border between finland and china, sharp but fair. sharp, but fair, mind you , okay, this, but, who was in captivity there somewhere is a

terrorist defense. maybe somewhere there she hit her head or she was shell-shocked there. here she is, as it were , carrying this one, but there is, but the fact is that the host is from lvovsky but spey is lvov, this is european in ukraine, as it were, is not there, and she was nowhere on any front and her head, in any case, at the front. it’s not about what didn’t beat, that she speaks rightly, that is, it is that this is an ideology, which is at the level, so to speak, of this gang called the state, it is the main one. if it were only words, if it were only talk, but no, after all, exactly, based on this ideology, for 8 years they continued and these days they also continue to shell donetsk, shell kiev, shell holmovsky and shell many other settlements to shell the world. understanding the new quarters, because there is this whole

wonderful nato surveillance system that hammers on peaceful quarters, this is to talk about whether there was another option, is there another option, there is no other option, because people who have to say so, this is the ideology that all of them must die, even children. well, as if everything is here. therefore, all this should. fortunately or unfortunately, i don’t know without options to be cleaned by surgical methods and this continues along the line of combat contact. yes, not as fast as someone would like, but to clean up. we have already talked about the fact that pavlovka was taken, we are talking about the fact that mayorsk was taken, we are talking about what was taken, and important key settlements were experimental, and many settlements, some of which, for example, are already well-known for opening the avdeevsky fortified area , but steps towards slavic and kramatorsk.

yes, it's not fast. well, the nazis resisted the great patriotic war in places. very good. if anyone is not aware of the courland grouping, but in fact, until may 9, forty the fifth year ours was not defeated. she then already surrendered against surrender. yes, fascists can do it too. well, only this doesn’t stop making them fight, but fascists, and therefore, well, unfortunately, the alignments are only like this, but maybe fortunately, because if about something, so to speak, how to negotiate, then then it will grow again. he is in the fiftieth year, what is called not yes, they did not clean it up again and sprouted in this sense. yes , of course, today there is a lot of politics, we will also talk about it political meetings of the conversation some negotiations and so on, but i am sure that the conditions of these political meetings and all conversations and so on. they critically depend on

what is happening there, both on the line of contact on the ground, and on the line of contact in terms of impact on the critical infrastructure of ukraine, about which we have somehow become less, uh, how to say, and i’m not very i understand whether it’s happening or not, but it seems, so the sums yesterday received information that somewhere there was something like that, explosions also flew in there in this sense, your idea of ​​\u200b\u200bwhat is happening on the line of combat contact is heard. uh-huh and what we have going on in terms of. here is this work on coercion to common sense. i'll start from the last point then. this is the critical infrastructure of ukraine, given the fact that our strikes. uh, let's call it destroyed more than 50% of the infrastructure. they have it now, and it is in a state of hotspots that transfer electricity less, another raid will completely turn off the system and, most likely, will not will remain isolated by small islands, with the

exception of lviv, which has already been powered by poland, and it is there that the clave will remain energy independent, because we cannot yet strike at the territory of poland from where the power generation comes from. it was still soviet lines that were laid when we sent problems from the soviet union to europe. not even so much in electricity. how warm it is when the frosts come and blows are inflicted on thermal power plants, well, you can turn off the light with a flashlight or with a candle, but if if houses are defrosted, then we know that it will break all the pipes, and so on, then it’s really physically located in large cities. it will be impossible to survive in the villages, but not in the cities. and here is the big problem. if this is an army, go somewhere, as they said, we will evacuate kiev. where to in some other locality, only in europe, you understand that given the fact that they are now sending migrants from themselves, this wave is not suitable. and as dmitry anatolyevich medvedev, our e wrote in his telegram channel that we still have measures, that is, we, most likely, as kozyr, are keeping it

and most likely in negotiations. perhaps this position, including being considered, that we will hold back and not strike, you have removed my question from the tongue. i wanted to ask that we all understand, and you understand this better than i do, that we have both types of uh aircraft bombs and types of vacuum munitions, a lot of things that could significantly increase this impact on critical infrastructure . of course, we do not use them as some, but as some kind of move, directed in your opinion on what? well, first of all, we have a destruction system that could quickly again bring out the infrastructure for another raid. and this is the nineteenth i don't. besides. we have strategic aviation with heavy high-explosive aerial bombs of various calibers, including up to five tons and up to 6. thermobaric design, which, like a nuclear explosion, we used only on azov steel, when huge funnels i saw a funnel on azov steel. that's where the bomb hit. and just right there

where they had this barrier, i think it 's called. and this is a funnel. approximately, like from here. here. uh, well, here, from here, to the place where you stand, and so a meter, and this despite the fact that it is a concrete floor, that is, and it was not the most powerful ammunition, so strategic aviation, while suppressing the air defense system , can simultaneously deliver these strikes, but it will be a critical destruction of the infrastructure of the city's bridges. but we are not going for it, because we are waiting for several factors, because we are like he said, we still perceive the president as our nation, ours is, after all, a civil confrontation, a civil war. we treat like our own people. we don't want to inflict. well, such exorbitant damage. well, the most important thing in the decision-making center is this . to the pakistani war nowhere, although technically we can do it. and we do not use this technical opportunity that we have, giving, as it were, a certain signal pyotr olegovich, in your opinion, to someone

explain something to me, after all, voters are probably asking about it. here, i know that you are coming to the front. and the first thing fighters ask is, like, what kind? well, you understand there, not strangers , there it’s all you, probably the same thing they ask you there. everyone is asked, in fact, this question questions means percentages of decision making. this is such a meme for the last month of those tired of making a decision, which means, uh, with regard to the infrastructure of ukraine, but good. sooner or later, of course , the blows that are inflicted will lead to certain consequences, about which a colleague said, okay. we will gouge, there all the bridges of the railway should be restored. it’s all the same to us, that is, we will still return to kherson, this territory of the russian federation, and i want to remind everyone that this is the russian federation in the constitution. that is, it’s not like we today they wanted to change their minds tomorrow that this is some kind of position for

some imaginary negotiations separately. of course, all these references to negotiations are very annoying , including, uh, mobilized citizens who are now undergoing combat coordination. they say listen. well, please explain to us, who is conducting these negotiations? well, i have on this account. uh, the notion that there's a whole group of people who, uh, are in big business, kind of, somewhere in power, who sit and think. well, now here is another month or two of this confusion of all this, and just the very thing is here, here we are now with them, which means we will begin to negotiate. i want to disappoint this group, nothing will happen now put aside the knitting, they are not knitting. they put the pen aside now. here, well, they wrote it down, of course, but put the pen away like that. and in fact, uh, the situation, the mood of the people and the situation on the fronts, are such that there

will be no reverse negotiations. the mince cannot be turned back. yeah, and what is happening now, all these phantom pains about some kind of peace agreements. e with ukrainians with americans. all these daily statements. all this here means the preparation of public opinion. in vain in vain because that public opinion very clearly understands the russian flag over kiev kherson dnepr odessa nikolaev we will return the entire russian land and those people who appear on lviv television with calls, and destroy us all. well, i'm sorry, we would not want to destroy them either, of course, but there is no other way out in the war, either you or they, but these all mean peace-loving beautiful. let's leave the declarations for the academic environment in 20 years. let them explore the possibilities, as in the negotiations on the korean crisis, who

called whom? who picked up the phone and so on. here historians will judge, but the mood of the people. here is the mood of my voters, the mood of my colleagues. i do not know the people who are now going to war, it is exactly like that and moreover, it also extends to some mildness of the authorities in relation to those who fled the country. we have this untouchable some kind of history to get off by specialists who, it turns out, cannot even be taxed, so to speak, from the money they earn in russia and spend in kazakhstan and armenia, but certainly. we will resolve this issue in or in any other form, therefore, it cannot be such that a person refuses, and his homeland in the performance of duty, and the homeland continued it, so to speak , with mortgage benefits, this will not happen. no matter how much our dear parents have been saying about this for 30 years, they hung noodles on our ears, so to speak, and now they just don’t throw on one pasta, but we need to learn how to shoot, so

we’ll take it off carefully and win. yes, not in 2 months, not in three, maybe not in 3 years, but we will win, and when we win, there will be another conversation you understand, and with the bidens, if they will be alive there for a while and with all of these, then the macrons, who will also go to the dustbin of history, with whom civil society has also built relationships for a long time, you understand the three announcement dialogue. forgive me, lord, that's all, it turned out you don't have it. it's just that it all turned out to be regular glass beads. and we continue, out of habit, to sit and sort through these glass beads, which means that from somewhere above we are constantly hanging down to sit and examine each bead and say, my god, here is some kind of negotiating position is planned. yes, our negotiating position. there , the well-known bands shied away with a hook. here. i understood our best negotiating position, and now i just wanted to say after this monologue

by pyotr olegovich, with which i am sure very many. uh, they agree, and a lot of people agree, but they have some. well, so to speak, practical questions. and for example, here are the people who are absolutely for victory and absolutely for the fact that you need to win. but uh, for example, here they are already there already mobilized, sent to the front line. and they have walkie-talkies from these children's toys in cowboys. and well, there is a lot more, that is, this one, this one, this one, as it were, a transition. here it is very important, so that between the victory and these children's walkie-talkies, how something quickly began to happen in our history. from june 22nd until december we retreated to moscow. this, by the way, is 500 km. here we retreated by 20. you can't compare, even if the walkie-talkie is like a cowboy buildup, but then this story cannot be stopped

by any majestic statements in this sense, in short, in your opinion, here is the situation now on the line of contact already on the ground, since we talked about this story. she uh, in your opinion, well, in terms of some kind of imagery or representation of the state of the front. where is she? how can it be described? the battle of stalingrad is yet to come, that is, the general battle, but we still have to, because we have released large forces. that is, we stand up dnieper understand that we leave there. we can do small groups. we send our group to other directions. ukraine is also declaring now a new offensive sounded melitoplya. let's cut the groups and so on let's be realistic, yes, let's be realistic those forces that were held in that direction against our right-bank grouping. they are now exhausted. yes, if understanding where they can go, i don't know. here, but look here, what else is the story of the rates

growing in our defense-industrial complex in echelons sends new modernized equipment to the front, the americans reduce their assistance , let me remind you, but at the same time, the lithuanians unload the arsenal of european countries. the poles are beginning to completely unload equipment there, and every day it goes. we see that and this is already we will say the first, so the ukrainian army was defeated. now this is a european nato with new technology, and they are preparing for some kind of blow. they want this victory, the stolplinger said no negotiations. only the battlefield will show, then the winner to the end, we will put pressure, therefore, against the background of our successes on in the direction of donbass, as we said, we are now starting to cover them, and the strongholds, which means the zones are different in some places, they will counterattack. and we are on the defensive from the checkmate. that is, the matchmakers are probably coming. yes, yes, yes, that direction plus liman. they are also moving from that side. we are moving from the side, artyomovsk means. you are slavic and so on, but

it's still more likely. uh, how am i now positional while positional is going on, but the last days, as they said, our war correspondent our artillerymen are there as from a chain, a huge amount of metal flew there. this suggests that we are preparing for an offensive on a broad front. thank god, i hope we don’t have problems with ammunition, like we do , because the americans are already ordering shells from the south koreans, because we have exhausted ours, that we will now begin at certain stages, fresh well-coordinated units are coming up, units released from the kherson direction from the right coast, so there is something to move forward. well, this one is now chess the consignment. where? who will go where, of course, it will be interesting to watch in the near future. well, plus here, how important it is when general frost says his word, because here, well, at least as of 2 weeks ago. well , no one could ever move anywhere, because, except for mtlb, metals are eternal and great. uh, nothing,

i can’t really move anywhere. it will be low, which means snow cover - this is just let the wheeled vehicles move quickly across the fields. we speak in other words. that's about the line combat contact, that we will have at least 2 weeks of waiting for the fettering of this entire pokrov somewhere, you think that in early december, that is, roughly speaking, before the new year or around the new year. we are still waiting for some significant events at the front. yes, because what appeared still left. zelenka thermal imager allows you to immediately see the strongholds, where who is located, people will start, no matter how you say it, they will begin to drown, potbelly stoves will also be detected, plus, as soon as they freeze. uh, ukraine will be able to use the entire potential transferred to wheeled vehicles, to which now they cannot move off the road, their geese are not so many and toxic. it's just too busy there. yes, that's why tanks are exploding there, just plus our reserves, which are being prepared now, will come up and we will be in a few. echelons will be able to do

with other words a conversation at the front illegally. it's just a respite asking for points of view, a and so all the conversations that are not at the front, and this rhetoric is negotiation. she, of course, is now also very powerful. good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. sorry to be out of breath, but it looks like there was an fbi file disaster in dallas 10-15 minutes ago. oswald had special notes without the approval of the fbi intelligence department what you are now saying is very different from what the united states government is saying oliver stone kennedy's film premieres next sunday on first why change oswald's fbi status just a few weeks before the assassination no

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what where when the winter series of games on sunday after the program live. well, as a matter of fact, having discussed what is happening on the fronts on the used line of contact and on the front where we are putting pressure on the critical infrastructure of ukraine now, how did they start talking about it less? well, it seems to be somehow imperceptible, but it may be imperceptible in the daily news. well, here is the fact that there is 40-50% of the critical infrastructure. well

, it is in such a not very working condition. and this is only the middle of november, in general, well, all the same, people cannot help but understand. what about this do next? and that it can somehow intensify? perhaps on this, although it is unlikely on this, because in general, how the ukrainians will freeze from a great height, for them it’s generally better, because, as they say, bees will be meaner, but nevertheless. here is the rhetoric. uh, negotiation contract, which pyotr olegovich you said here, that this is all, no matter how you need to take it into account. well, nevertheless it happens, and we fix it, we see it, and this needs some explanation. we have a negotiator that's a surovikin. very good negotiator yes, yes. that's how you said, this is the same, uh, flamethrower system tos from a forest plantation. and surovikin. you understand, i'm only behind the question that, apparently, the other side, until all these

arguments are fully appreciated. eh, they didn’t have time yet, but for now they didn’t have time yet, because surovikin recently stepped in as generals and tosa is not yet working throughout the territory. that's it, so to say there are some other movements going on, about which we really often learn from the media the degree of engagement or not engagement, which is difficult for me to assess, for example, wall street pulled tells such a story about salivan, please. washington signaled to ukraine that kiev should at least pretend to be willing to seek a negotiated solution to biden's national security adviser jake sullivan relayed the message to president volodymyr zelensky and his aides in kiev on november 4, two european diplomats familiar with the information said that sullivan recommended that the zelensky team think about realistic demands and priorities in the negotiations, including revising its stated goal of returning crimea, once again this

topic is being pumped through various media already somewhere. well, a week, maybe even 10 days, and sullivan appears there as one of the main actors who puts pressure on something there, it doesn’t put pressure on something, but we can’t check this, it’s not confirms. well, the truth is, i must say, and does not refute, that is, it keeps such, as it were, silence conversations that they put pressure on ukrainians to pretend they are ready. negotiations are also underway, so we are as far as this is actually information stuffing or some kind of real position. we do not understand. although we can judge by some very similar, well, conditional, but nevertheless, it may be a sign that something is in this pot, maybe it is being cooked or it seems to someone that it is being cooked, but here, for example, the minister finance in the united states of america, uh, so frau all the time i want to call her. well, of course, she is not a frau, because she is jennet here, but hmm. she speaks so interestingly that some

anti-russian sanctions may remain in force even after the possible conclusion of a peace agreement with ukraine. that is, there is still no peace agreement, as it were, yes, but granny, so already, as if stepping on some step and saying, and there we will think that we will shoot something, that is, for her, like would some outlines of something on which it relies exist somewhere out there, at the same time there is also a minister of defense. well, what is not, but we have others for you, the minister of defense. eh, as if there is no great britain, apparently, nothing is better and there will be no ben volya with whom, but he is drawing another line that is not. no no, only a position of strength no negotiations and so on. at the same time, many make, as it were, the conclusion that these are also two parts in this western orchestra , one, it seems, as they want, or like a grandmother, elin, they already

seem to think that some kind of peace agreement others say no, and so on. in this sense, sergeevich, in your opinion, what is happening with us on this flank. well, of the conflict, peter said that we have strength, including from business, including from plastic, which really have communication with that side, no one directly negotiates through ukraine, but sulliva told us about this, there is information. that naryshkin in ankara is discussing certain issues related to this and in this regard, i will allow you literally 30 seconds, please, of course, we all perfectly understand that this negotiation track exists and, speaking of possible scenarios, i quite admit to myself a conditional one, there is a freeze of the conflict in case i am now talking about scenarios that i believe in order to accumulate strength and after that what we talked about dear colleagues, when the country becomes completely on a war footing, the motor economy is an industry. e, state, management society and e, in. the result

of this respite, but to strike and win a military victory over ukraine in another case is fair. i am other cases, i don’t even want to believe and don’t want to consider . i’ll explain why, because they all end one way or another. to do this, by the way, it is enough to look at our blogosphere there and even not only ordinary people. here they all ask me a simple question. what did you say, squeeze out a colleague. did they really have poplar further? further berdyansk and, in my opinion, informational, even if, again, dot medvedev says in his telegram that we will return there, the society may not recover from such a blow. i'm sure this is not will happen. this is my position, both analytical and the position of a citizen and comrades of a person who has a fairly large number of close people there at the front and under coal, the guys are performing tasks before under kherson, now they are returning to the negotiation track. it is absolutely obvious that there are also several camps there, one camp, er, recovered from the blow that was. well, it was conditionally applied there quite recently by our side.

these are the same, uh, shootings that say that the russians need to be defeated, uh, only the military can defeat way, and it should be a surrender, which will include both the return of the crimea and the return. no, and the return of lugansk and so on, with regard specifically to this story. eh, what i understand. this is the picture of the negotiation draft emerging, about the next zelensky must admit. that the covered part is a rough plan yes, the draft is rough, then we seem to be leaving those times, when we have trust, this is also very important. here, look at us. uh, why do i have optimism? here we heard medvedev's position in telegram great we also heard a statement about peskov who said that kherson is a subject of the russian federation, we did not hear the position of our president until the moment when our president spoke out firmly. there are physicists such a concept of a state of uncertainty. and this state of uncertainty may include capitulation in kiev, that is, the russian flag in kiev , what pyotr legovich was talking about, and other scenarios,

which i don’t want to think about, therefore, other realistic scenarios, like. well by the way, a realistic scenario, including, may not include a positive contribution to kiev in my opinion, yes, but i'm talking about different scenarios. so, coming back what kind of draft? and zelensky recognizes, crimea ah. nikit sergeevich rough plan rough plan. yes, i beg your pardon, because you know who king is not. zelensky recognizes crimea, zelensky recognizes, donbass however, there on special conditions, however, zaporozhye region and kherson region, as part of the russian federation returning to ukraine is unthinkable. it is impossible once again for kherson zaporozhye as part of the russian federation is returned. wait no, we never wait. wait let's talk to ukraine nikita excuse me for interrupting you, but i propose not to consider such options, of course, for a simple reason, it means that we live in a state of law. our president, the head of state, has made a decision on

a special military operation. we have uh. e. the accession to russia of the kherson zaporozhye regions in their full borders is enshrined in the constitution and in our constitution there are provisions that even the head of state does not have the right to tear away territories. naturally, from russia, but therefore there is no even approximately speculative draft on this topic. for example, ukrainian ministers periodically talk about what they want. when i voice them, i never lived in a state of law. they held the third round of elections. they overthrew the power on the maidan that is, how to navigate know english etiquette in a monkey nursery, what is the meaning of the position here and the sources we are talking about now? yes, so in these conditions. here is the freezing of the conflict , leaving for the winter apartment, again, here, i'm hypothetical scenario, which we are talking about , suggests that russia really accumulates forces and then inflicts a military defeat on ukraine

, however, against this background. let's see what happens - the same west is not going to turn off support for ukraine when biden was asked about a possible diplomatic settlement of the conflict. he said it was impossible until president putin and this amazing bridge burning. just the same party that apparently exists in our country, well, not a party, but, apparently, a group of comrades of some kind. steve what did you talk about petr legovich, who really wants us to follow this negotiation track, so in my opinion , all these stories are what we say, this is an uncertainty scenario, but in this case, i don’t believe in them, as actually, i think the majority of the population, because if you believe it, then, well, i don’t know, it will be very hard to celebrate the new year, then there is a scenario of uncertainty and agreed that there is no certainty in it, and nothing of the kind will happen. nikita, we say, well, it's impossible positions nikita sergeevich said that within the framework of the existing track, as he puts it, or the topics of

negotiations that are proposed. yes, including such options on the table for us, this does not mean, as i understand it, that we should accept these options or not. this means that we should not accept them, as i believe it, but i must say that such options, such as there are also sanctions pek sanctions pek, can you go to ankara, can you? you will go to istanbul if anything, or there will be i, i want to clarify about ankara. so, just let's just let everyone understand, because. uh, when the heart sends you to ankara, right? well, as it were, it would be clear that this is not a euphemism, so as not to say something rude mentor, but to ankara in the sense that e this morning there is news that a certain meeting is taking place in ankara first, that this is a certain meeting . then, that this is a kind of meeting with participant. uh, the head of the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation, uh, naryshkin then, that he is participating in this meeting with him, either they are participating, or they are not participating, the head of the cia and burns means that at first

dmitry peskov neither confirmed nor denied it. now. now this news has been brought to me. we literally started broadcasting, and dmitry peskov told ria novosti that russian-american negotiations were taking place on monday. the meetings were initiated by the united states without disclosing the content of the russian and american negotiations. that is, the fact of negotiations is confirmed. here is the fact of naryshkin's participation in them, it seems, too . we will give something that they write about this. well , let's show there one of the publications. come on . here's the new york times, they write that, as the white house representative said, the director, that is, the version that it is burns, the head of the cia, is throwing in. in fact, the west side. well, that is in this, zhu-zhu-zhu, of course there is something. here, to be clear. why it was clear that

two issues were discussed in ankara. the first issue concerned the detainees, and the americans who are imprisoned in russia, the russians who are in america, this is a long-standing topic of negotiations of the russian american exchange scheme, and so on we will not stop there. they will be the heads of the secret services. they discuss it. the second question concerned the dynamics of negotiations on nuclear destruction. and of course, in the context of this conversation. everyone is talking. well, no, no, no, yeah it is impossible, but they did not discuss the war in ukraine. yes, but the fact is that you understand here, i, too , read all this, what they say, and peace negotiations on ukraine and discuss regulated ukraine represent, but the fact is that it’s a logical question, and talk about us approaching a certain danger of a nuclear conflict. on what, in fact, they began to grow. did they start growing out of the situation in burkina faso? no , they began earlier than the united states to comply with treaties related to the cis and from refusals of mutual

inspections. there is a huge topic there, this irritable one, as they say in the midfield in ours, so this is a long topic for negotiations, which they refused to discuss until a couple, and i would say that at the level of november december last year in a frankly boorish form. and now, all of a sudden, and i, of course, don’t know that it’s probably not the situation in ukraine at all, something prompted them to think that it would be better to discuss something like this with us after all. i am not saying that this situation in ukraine and, as it were, which has exacerbated all the risks, i i don’t approve of this, but there is such an opinion, well, as if they write no, some, well, it’s just not connected at all. so they discussed ukraine. it is not necessary to attribute to them that they are discussing ukraine. i am saying that they are discussing a certain set of problems that existed acutely before, but now has become aggravated in a certain sense due to the conflict in ukraine in which we are opposed to the west. and, of course, it

is also impossible not to discuss the danger of a possible nuclear aggravation in this context, that is, they do not discuss ukraine as ukraine. yes in america there are also some officials who say that the current contacts between moscow and washington concern only two truly fundamental issues. this is a snv-3 issue. yes, so called start which was extended at the beginning of 2021 for 5 years. and there are questions related to the inspection with the extension of this contract, and the second question is the inmates. too quite right aside this is an important question. the exchange was better in it, and it was successful, and this absolutely does not mean any e-negotiations. uh, across ukraine and etc. well, nevertheless, it is hard to imagine that naryshkin meets with burns, who has just been to kiev and they agree. well, do not touch on this issue at all. it's impossible, it's impossible, something is being discussed in society, a dangerous uncertainty has arisen. here

, uh, we must agree with all the speakers and this uncertainty. it is high time to bring clarity to this uncertainty, because the state of uncertainty it excites our society. it contributes. uh, negative vibes. it brings division. uh, it makes people depressed. here you are talking to people. well, people do not understand what is happening, you see, yes, and the state of uncertainty and, accordingly, having described how it is, in what you see it in a state of uncertainty, for what reason, make it clear that you would bring it into negotiations , some contacts are underway, uh, people won't u believe , uh, that these contacts aren't completely unrelated. it is necessary to clarify, and at the highest level this can only be done by president putin. these negotiations are going on and what possibilities the society has the right to know about the scenarios here, because some kind of behind-the-scenes

agreements, agreements, they will not pass, the society will not accept it. and i have a question for you. and to which i, frankly , have no answer, and i usually have answers. and here, but here it’s like something, but in your opinion, when, when and if there are such, and not even negotiations, but such contacts regarding ukraine, in your opinion, i don’t have an answer, in your opinion, the expert society should be informed about them in the process of seeing these contacts, or after all, according to the results. here, for example, i don't know, well, you say, that's probably how the president could, and then i sort of think. i imagine if these are contacts at, well, already at the level of presidents and so on, then how effectively it is to inform people about the content of these contacts in the process of their e, production, it should be clear to people what they want to achieve in

ukraine, this is now unclear at this stage and inform the public after the fact. this would be a very big mistake in the current situation. yes , negotiations end any conflict. there is no such conflict in the world in history that would not end with negotiations, and the fact that a negotiation plan exists, russian security council secretary nikolai patrushev spoke openly about this on february 21 at a meeting of the security council. remember what he said sooner or later it will end in negotiations, but not negotiations between moscow and kiev and not negotiations between moscow and brussels, but negotiations between moscow and washington, because everyone else will do what washington says. but if the negotiations go from a position of strength, if russia has a strong position, then these negotiations can lead to success, and any negotiations in weak positions, they can lead to a catastrophic scenario. , understood? ah, but actually you, er, so skillfully did not

answer my question. is it possible and is it necessary to describe your position during these negotiations, because as soon as you describe your position to friends. we make contact with a strong position of power our position in this in this and in this, so i don't know, i'm not the president. i believe that so far these positions are not so strong and there are no fronts here at the fronts, including at the fronts. i believe that we must first achieve further success, and only then achieve negotiating results. this does not interfere with negotiation contacts. yeah, that could just mean maintaining some sort of connection. contacts open window of opportunity, but no results, in your opinion, ankara - that's right. this is some kind of open according to my data and emirates from saudi arabia is also involved in this , yes. well, first, i am like a person who participated in closed state negotiations between state and then i will not speak.

what kind of closed information this is always, because the position is uncertain, they can not agree on anything, the parties hide their positions before this, this is always a dialogue, especially if it is a lot of outsiders, when there are several participants. it is very difficult to link to all sides, therefore, no one will ever report. and even the most interesting ones can generally just issue a short communiqué on the basis of the results that they met and this, as a rule, wears several and times a about nuclear weapons escalation. actually. now such an acute phase is practically a caribbean crisis, in fact, the americans are constantly raising the stakes. the americans were the first to say that we allegedly want to use weapons, e.g., nuclear weapons in ukraine and therefore. and i will immediately prepare countermeasures in order not to have an outbreak of these conversations. they came up with something for themselves, and they told everyone everyone frightened and immediately began to prepare countermeasures against it. this is the militarization of eastern europe, this is the transfer of two air strike groups of

aircraft carriers. this is a submarine, uh, rothailand, which, with 24, which means intercontinental ballistic missiles, arrived there, this is everything that increases the escalation and requires countermeasures from us, moreover, the transfer of tactical nuclear weapons in advance and whether to wear them in the form, which means f-35 aircraft and other modifications. all this raises the degree greatly, so the conclusion of our submarines, and i do not rule out that the media did not get it. well, somewhere off the coast of america, a couple of submarines, they surfaced, showed their presence, that we are also nearby, this always happens in countries and there is something to really discuss , there is something to lower degrees about ukraine , here is another important factor, ukraine is present at these negotiations and for them it is now the most important thing . how could it be without us. we have always been told without ukraine. they are now worried that something is happening here without us here, in fact. in fact, we still need to proceed that the americans, in principle, and their interests very often we see financial circles, as it were, promoted last

week. we had a us representative at the un who came to ukraine and he also studied interestingly, uh, the american companies that bought 17 million hectares of land there, and the mansanta cargil dupont, who owns the towers of everything else there, that is, in fact, the grain, which from ukraine exports exports of american companies. and now it is important for them to keep their interests, there is something else, so they they consider ukraine as some kind of business project , they probably don’t even see the point of informing the united states there, in and of itself, this is a business project. it's not a side. this is a corporation, in fact, it is organized on all sorts of corporate grounds, so they look at everyone. this is when you start talking to them, something is there, here is the motherland , there they don’t even understand what the conversation is about. here, as if the money here is the contract and so on. well , i agree with you that, of course, contacts are important. that's important about what these contacts are. we are with

you are well aware that when the caribbean crisis was mentioned here, well, as if cuba was, as it were, the cause. well, let's say, honestly and cynically , no one gave a damn about cuba as such, everything was solved through cuba completely different issues, which are a cube. as such, they had nothing to do, but nevertheless the reason was, as if cuba, therefore, is being discussed in some negotiations, we will say whether cuba is or is not discussed. it does not matter. important. what is the situation in which these negotiations arise. she's all interconnected. now it's just further let's go to these. that's all political, and the process, because the big twenty too. in general, everything on this pillow from these conversations will take place. sale

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contacts. bilateral international international multilateral, which in one way or another are connected, well, with a difficult situation, no matter how we define it, with a very complex situation in the world that is alarming for many. generally. there, different sides or countries give different interpretations of this, why it is complicated and who is to blame for this. what is the reason so many of these views are directly perpendicular? well, one way or another, this difficult situation is becoming the topic of important international meetings. or i don't know the important ones. and maybe not so important international meetings. maybe this is some kind of inertia from the time when everyone wanted to somehow solve problems together. and here it is there, what will be decided there at the twenty. and now it’s not even very clear, it’s clear. that's how it is in general. it is already important what will be decided there at the twenty, or maybe it is important what was agreed upon at that meeting that took place, as if on the margins of this twenty, i anticipate this twenty. well, maybe everything else, what

will happen next in the twenty. this is, as it were, secondary in relation to what actually today talked and perhaps agreed or not agreed for more than 3 hours. this is even taking into account the translation and even taking into account repetitions, probably a lot of biden several times. and it's still a lot. and this, indeed, without any irony, this is really the most important meeting, because we can relate to this in any way we like. but these are, of course, uh, the two largest countries. these are the two largest world economies. this is ve- strong enough military relations of the country. and what's important? these are two countries that, without hiding it, claim to the role of the world. well, i won’t say a hegemon, but a world pole, moreover, biden represents a country that has appointed itself the only world policy, and xi jinping is a country that, in general, makes it clear that they are the next pole. well, there are further possible options,

what did they talk about? well, as baydin defined in general, a possible meeting is possible, so to speak, the essence of this meeting is that you need to find out where the red lines go. what is the most important for each of us in the coming 2 years, by the way, a very interesting point. that is, he among other things, it says that, in general, it is enough for them to meet once every two years in order to draw important red lines here, you just need to add that in fact they are very old for each other, let's say, partners, interlocutors interlocutors partners. relatives call it what you like, because biden worked a lot on china, including denping and so on, this is very important. although seemingly unimportant. here is a reservation about the upcoming 2 years, that is, roughly speaking, this is a conversation that they are going to to discuss some cardinal red lines that for the next 2 years will determine for those and

for others in general what will and what will not happen? naturally, what was inside we do not know and will not soon find out at the exit of the white house on the white house issued. um, well, it's pretty common after such meetings, in which they wrote what they consider important. what about nuclear weapons. this is what a nuclear war should never be unleashed. it cannot be won against the threat of use. yes, we do too for all this, we can subscribe to the question of, well, what was actually there, the chinese foreign ministry spoke in such a spirit that, in china, chinese-type democracies do not correspond to their national ones, specific differences are autonomous regimes. well, that is, relatively speaking, those americans are trying to put china under their agenda with their statement. and china says no, like, well, guys, you know what? you are on your own, we are on our own. but this is all external in your opinion.

what was agreed upon. about what red lines yakhyah, they're actually there, what could they agree on, huh? in your opinion, they could not agree, these are not only old interlocutors, but above all old rivals. and in my opinion it is noteworthy that biden barely walks very symbolically, and his comrades are very confident on their feet. it reflects. here is the alignment of forces now in the international arena. america is a downtrend . yes, she wants to keep it. uh, its dominance in the world is its hegemony, but china is picking up very strongly and in america they understand that china is an uptrend. this is power. this buildup muscles, but the red lines are an attempt to avoid a military clash of a military clash over taiwan in american analytics. yes, and in china there are also a lot of hints that this is such a pending pending trend, since some

believe that in the period from 2024 to 2027. there will be a very dangerous probability of a military clash between the united states and china over taiwan, but now everything possible is being done so as not to bring this matter to such a scenario. and taiwan is only an excuse at the same time, because in fact it is a trading economic competition, which is getting tougher, which will be even tougher against the backdrop of a likely global economic recession. uh-huh, and in your opinion, russia and uh, the situation of the conflict in ukraine is sponsored and supervised by the americans. what place did you occupy in this conversation, in this meeting, in these red lines? and what would you expect from this conversation? and probably from some agreements or agreements, beijing has recently been openly insisting on a negotiated solution, which is interesting, the same statement was made with

sides of the iranian foreign ministry yes, this is not twenty, but very many countries. which are close partners of russia, they call for a negotiated solution here again. we are returning to the fact that something is being done, something is being prepared in this political kitchen, everyone knows about these contacts and everyone is now starting to push. here to this negotiated decision again. i insist that any negotiations must be conducted from a position of strength. uh-huh well, and in this sense, just saying, about the fact that this meeting is the most important, i think that after all the most important, and maybe not for 2 years, but for a longer meeting between a biden and a sitting pin. it took place on the margins of the twenty, but they will try to do the twenty itself, and are already trying to do it, but as much as possible, let's say anti-russian, yes,

that is, how to make this one, uh, with all the importance of the taiwanese agenda there. yes, this one will try to do it. the most anti-russian e on various lines, well, starting from an obvious fake about the fact that sergey viktorovich lavrov was admitted to the hospital upon arrival, which launched, as always sinless anglo-saxon journalism, who themselves lied, they themselves believed, they themselves began to spread, but that's okay. and this same anglo-saxon press is active, which means it is pressing the topic that western countries will be there to seek the isolation of the russian e-delegation, and here in this piggy bank. in general, a very expected story that they all refused to be photographed, because this world event is also for me. it 's just a tragedy that they refused. they are photographed to eat, what about the world now? how would it be, how will it be measured. now up next twenty. if you don’t see this photo , they forget that this is not a seven, but a total of twenty, there are about half of the countries here that

treat them very warmly, and who can’t stand america because, well, everyone is fed up. i myself was recently in indonesia in bali and i will say that even now i communicate with the people. well, they like putin , they like russia everywhere and portraits can be found. uh, on the same island of the ball in the same place where they are now passing it yourself, in fact, in fact, what you said is but, as it were, a very important symbolic thing, that on the one hand there is strange and the total, whose population is much more than half, and the population of the earth, and the most surprising thing is that these countries are even in this twenty, because you consider china india plus indonesia and plus a few more since saudi turkey is quite normal, but nevertheless, but nonetheless. this is the anti-russian agenda that is being developed by western countries. this is the isolation of russia, in fact, in fact, if you include a little memory. that is all too no longer first time. i remember how, in 1914, i

was on a business trip in germany, and i remember how during this very 2020 in australia, just all the western newspapers were full of these photographs. putin is sitting alone, which means he is in isolation. that is, in all seriousness, it’s like everything they have in general, a favorite topic. they are there once every few years, they are something there all the time, who now remembers at all, who were those people who did not sit down at the table with him there declared isolation, no one even understood. by what reason it was, everyone forgot about it for a long time, and the noise was the maximum amount, but in fact. yes, here's a typical, as it were, story that they will try, which means they will isolate us there. ah, the telegraph. well, i don’t know already god is with him with the telegraph. yes, what to expect from this twenty? don't expect anything. i don’t think that we’re moving on to the next topic, but the maximum that this g20 platform can give is everything will benefit russia

. i’ll explain why in this case the host country , indonesia, perfectly sees how this western the camp is trying to turn the g20 into a real anti-russian one. well, actually the agenda, starting from the very beginning, ending with the final photo and indonesia itself and a number of countries. he says we don't want to get involved. not so easy. yes, we don't want to get carried away, that is, but they convince the other side. what are you doing rascal and what is very important is not one of the countries that maintained neutrality. i'm not talking about there with legal relations with russia, neutrality didn't drift towards the western camp, i could n't, it didn't work out. this is the first second story. we see what uh, well, what's going on in world international relations. yes, in world politics, in general, it is far from the consensus decisions that are made there at the g7 g20 and so on. this is really a platform where the backstage meet. and most importantly, what we talked about artrovich has already happened is the biden meeting. and we sit penet many, again, it is very important to promote

the thesis in our expert community, the russians are losing the biden is going to negotiate hellebore together with ba , which means with america - this is a combination of us tea and china with xi jinping. they will make sure that russia is given energy resources to china there, and america will soon lead the political processes here. here they are dispersed. here are all these stories. yes , saboteurs this thing, which, as a result, means the first in taiwan, when the biden and about taiwan were talking about six planes and three ships of the people's liberation army. china violated the space of taiwan, this is by the way, but the symbols that the chinese are very fond of using to demonstrate their intentions. first second the story, well, to this, i’ll only add the only thing that the americans respond to these symbols with symbolic arrivals, grandmothers pilos, and there, as it were, symbol for symbol is normal, but smart will agree on this. the case of china well can not say took. revenge for the story with the saw not yet,

but he showed a demonstration of his position so to speak. so symbolically, the second story, and this is quoted by the chinese foreign ministry , now our news agency is talking about it and so on. and at this meeting you said that opposition and an attempt to impose this american democracy to other systems. including authoritarian is morally obsolete and does not correspond to global trends. this is the same story about multipolarity that our president spoke about, that is, at this meeting, which is very rare. well, without wasting time, these denpin said the following comrade bideno. you are trying to impose here. china, russia, iran, other countries , this american model of democracy. you know that it is morally obsolete, but he said it diplomatically, but by and large. we are fine we understand where this american democracy should go and the third point about russia is the only one. on which they agreed that they do not want the use of nuclear weapons in the context of this ukrainian conflict. you might think someone wants to. well, that's all agreed that it would be better to be

rich and healthy and there is a final that is. well , actually the g20 which has not yet begun and the last 30 seconds. as for my esteemed mentor pyotr olegovich, i remembered that once we were in the same studio and pyotr olegovich, despite he spoke about the state position on the minsk agreements, yes the minsk agreements, but donetsk and lugansk are russia and you will see, it will be russia, therefore, when pyotr igorievich says that the russian flag will be in kiev , i, who at the very beginning even doubted , honestly remembered this story, and since pyotr alekevich, he says, so there are reasons to believe in it. thank you peter i hope sergeevich well, there are two people in this studio for whom peter olegovich is a respected mentor. hear stop it is also in some sense respected by mentors more than all these things that i am doing here, developing all the theses that we live in, no longer invite me to this program. i have understood already i at last want to tell. regarding indonesia , i am answering your questions, what is it now, firstly

, my question, and secondly, about what nikita sergeevich said, i wanted to show, but there they heard me, apparently, in the apparatus of the guys. well , interestingly, the conversation was not shown about this hmm, here's an indonesian owner. yes how is he persuade them all? let's hear it yes please us european australian canadian and japanese officials are being pressured by their indonesian counterparts, particularly president joko widodo, to be flexible and consider using less harsh rhetoric. this is necessary in order for moscow to agree to a meeting at the end of the meeting . yes, it will be considered a personal success if it is possible to achieve the g20 declaration in addition to personal success. here are some more views. well, practical the need for this declaration is a practical need, following er, the g20 is discussing global issues. as in the film vasily

ivanovich chapaev, global warming. hence, food security fighting hunger rights of women. these are all big problems that the representatives of the 20 are discussing. do they end up accepting a general declaration themselves. this means the intention of these countries. this is the way to solve these problems. as a rule, this path is drawn , uh, by western countries, and most of even large economies that are part of the g20, they agree with this to one degree or another, with certain reservations, now the situation is different. here i am lucky. my colleagues and i were recently in indonesia at the g20 parliamentary summit. it 's even more vague. eh, history. than a meeting of leaders, as we understand it, because the parliament is to speak, yes, but there were also attempts to organize a boycott of the russian delegation, all the same , what is happening there now is stuffy, but these are the countries that do not join this boycott. they themselves are not fighters in plain language

, but they are not against russia, they do not want to be against russia. russia will never agree with a declaration in which it is plain text. uh , it is written by the americans that russia is an aggressor country, there, and so on and so forth, so now the intrigue is in the next one, either the declaration is being sought to reduce the intensity of passions removed, uh, name-calling to russia and then it will be signed by all by consensus , or, but the western option remains russia against then no declaration. no, following the results of the summit, they gathered in vain. yes, and accordingly. here, uh, dancing, dancing, just dancing. yes, that's why the westerners now they have gone for such an interesting diplomatic approach. they say, okay, we will now remove the accusations against russia from the declaration. we will adopt this declaration by consensus with the participation of russia, and then following the results of our western negotiations here.

we will take all the name-calling out of our pocket and, therefore , we will put it on the table again, where russia is called an earthworm and we will call it a communion declarations, therefore, this topic of double standards, it is actually in international politics. uh, western countries are very actively imposing. well, i want to say that the very fact that russia's new position attracts more doubters to russia and those who used to follow western farvara and now they categorically do not want to. the same indonesia, we held a huge number of meetings with the indonesians, we explain simply on the fingers what is happening in ukraine, what is the purpose of the operation? why is it so they answered differently to their questions, that is, it cannot be said that they do not have first-hand information, and they do not want to, and therefore blaming russia will not work with this anti-russian rhetoric in the declaration. that's for sure. yes. it is clear, but from what you are telling me, i

conclude that this is like a meeting that cannot be held. and it is held because of such rather formal reasons, or , nevertheless, such meetings are needed in order to look for some kind of light there. such changes in the global world. eh, soon such meetings will become, like suitcases without handles. yes, it’s a pity and it’s hard to bear, but the east asian summit was held there and they didn’t conclude a declaration, they didn’t agree, there was no final communication, just because of the position of western countries, but in ukraine so what, what, who will remember this now although it was literally the day before yesterday and yesterday uh huh no one is the same g20 who you mentioned yourself the twenties in 2014. who remembers there now? who where how i sat talking about it, about the boycott of saudi arabia in 2018,

when twenty of the sarase warriors themselves came to argentina and also everyone bypassed crown prince mohammed ben mama, everyone except vladimir putin and who then ran into the kingdom of saudi arabia in jeddah and began to persuade the same crown prince with his fists that let's change our approaches to oil production to help europe and uh, become alternative suppliers of e, oil, e to the european market. saudi arabia refused. well, who remembers these boycotts, who? and in fact it is very important that you tell this. i now remembered the fourteenth year. you remembered this is very important to be clear. here are the people who tomorrow there, the day after tomorrow , will read telegram channels and watch, uh, television channels, and there, of course, all this rhetoric will sound like russia there, isolation , western countries, what is it all, as they say? nothing unusual, nothing that would have happened dozens of times with us and not with us. no, well, this is such a natural, as if the background is a historical

analogue, maybe not quite accurate, but nevertheless it means that the treaty of versailles was formed. the league, which, it seems, was supposed to decide the fate of the world, conditionally there was no soviet union , there was no united states, it was not there. then they expelled, but i'm just saying the very fact that when the soviet union is expelled in this case, we, as a successor, yes, and when this is the position of the west, it says that we will impose our agenda on you all, indeed, organizations become obsolete. therefore, if g20 in this case, i just see why it's positive because the countries that go there say you don't understand what you're doing? we we will turn into an empty organization and for your incomprehensible ambitions, but attempts to blackmail the russians, because without the russians not a single global geopolitical geo-economic energy solution is possible, thank god indonesians and other countries. this is understanding. actually. this is a very important example of the fact that this

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and at the end of the program, here’s to what peter oleg spoke about today at the beginning that well, not everyone, but it is obvious that this is the story that we started under the name of our. it will need to be completed. no matter how much effort, uh, time and so on is taken away, and therefore, let's say so many opportunities that could and should have been created, they are still somehow not being created very much. maybe this is a property of our russian, like this soul, that we harness for a long time , and so on. maybe a consequence of what someone thinks. come on, you don’t need to, but here’s one example for you in my personal mail on my telegram the channel was written by a woman, but that she is 44

years old, she is physically healthy a. she is not in the military. she has a son, and performed combat missions. february to june. december has to go back and she wants to go there too. and she kind of writes to me. but as? well, you see, dear, i don’t know how i am publishing this letter, as a question for those who can and should answer the question, how for those who want to go there to perform some tasks. she writes that she can provide medical care and so on. i sure that there are a huge number of such people after i posted this post in my telegram in a personal. more there. well, there literally how much he hangs there is not so long. today i hanged a few more people, maybe even several dozen people already. yes, yes, we also want, but we do not know where to turn. that is, as if this is a wall, and this is not the only example. here , civilians want retirees of the ministry of internal affairs about the storerooms of the ministry of internal affairs. i said four times from federal air

that hundreds of people want and are ready to go. not being the military is obliged, but as if there is no such window through which they could be used, and no one creates it. and then we probably need to win. the information channel on the first continues its broadcast program. time will tell working live it's just come. confirmation of the official confirmation of our ministry of defense on the liberation of pavlovka is strategically important, the settlement on the uludarsky will act for a long time, there were heavy battles, and now the ministry of defense confirms pavlovka has been liberated. our pavlovka no, it opens. as a matter of fact, the possibility of an attack on ugoldar and direct communication with us about teorovich allaudinov, assistant to the head of the chechen republic, commander of the special forces ahmad heroes of the russian federation from the deputy commander of the second army corps of the people's militia of the lpr, and pti aronovich. hello, i would like to know that there is

pavlovka in other directions, of course, it is also interesting to know. good afternoon. well, pavlovka, i’ll say that to participate with us means the donetsk people’s republic, i’ll say that this is very serious it turns out that a significant object was for our forces and means on that section of the line of contact. uh, i’ll say that, uh, this uh, settlement, it was a very serious enemy. eh, of course, our fighters had to make a lot of effort. yes, there were victims on our side lost. well, the park lies in the fact that, uh, the settlement has already been liberated and has already been cleared in all respects, it is 100% under the control of the power of light, uh, allied angels, as now we can confidently say the russian security forces. and according to you

direction of the actors, he is a man, where the special forces akhmat and our units work. as i understand it, this is the direction, and artyomovskaya, first of all, there . how is the situation. well, this is at the moment, it turns out the area of ​​\u200b\u200bresponsibility, yes, which is directly served by akhmat special forces soldiers, she pulled over with us, starting from the solidarity here. eh, does it turn out now and there further the seed and it turns out chernopov, and here it is to the end to the total. yes, all the lines, here on the whole line we get it, well, almost twice stretched out or further there to the side means the central military district. now they have also moved there. me too. we're at work. i can quite well note that in our section, like, uh, the fighters did work every

day, we change that a little bit forward, she does everything, so, uh, what pleases is that in our section she cannot boast of anything against. that is, he has some results, and the almighty i

indonesia, before the start of the g20 summit , is having a personal meeting with us president joseph biden and chinese leader xi jinpeng is a personal meeting of the two presidents. prior to that, they talked face-to-face in 2015, but biden was not yet president before the meeting the day before. penis said that the chinese authorities expect the us leadership to make mutual efforts to normalize relations between the two countries. well , while all the participants are preparing for the summit. the western press is practicing fake news. and here is a new creation from western media publications. reuters reported that russian foreign minister sergei lavrov was allegedly taken to the hospital in bali this big news surprised maria zakharova

yes, and sergey lavrov himself, who at that time was preparing for the g20 themselves, and this is what the official representative of our species wrote about this, we here, sergey viktorovich in indonesia, read the tape and do not believe our eyes. it says he's been hospitalized. this is, of course, the aerobatics of fakes. well, wait for the world exclusive but for the confidence of all those who are not indifferent, maria zakharova even recorded a video of the same world exclusive that was promised by the hospitalized sergey lavrov talks about the work of democratic media in the west, meanwhile, switzerland refused to supply weapons to ukraine despite the pressure that is being exerted on the country, such a statement was made by the president of the country in an interview with ria novosti, and the uk continues to blame for its troubles. we are the head of the ministry of finance. jeremy khan reads russia is responsible for the recession in the kingdom in his opinion, the country lacks stability and the plant of russian troops in ukraine this is such a complex chain

in the economy that we lack stability, which we have lost, mainly due to putin's invasion of ukraine, this is a recession maiden russia and we need to restore stability as a first step to growth moscow the uk will never back down when it comes to supporting the ukrainian people in the face of this brutality, having provided £2.3bn this year. we remain the largest european military donor. ukraine no doubt that the war in ukraine is exacerbating the problems facing countries around the world world food prices have been hit by vladimir putin’s attempts to cut off ukrainian grain exports, two -thirds of which go to developing countries, electricity bills have skyrocketed due to russia shutting off gas taps russia

trying to stifle the global economy. we must come together to stop them and restore economic stability. together with our allies, we will not allow our economic the future has become hostage to the actions of the state. out of combat aggressive military strategy from the head of euro diplomacy zhezeta barel the european union launches a mission to train 15,000 ukrainian military in record time, and also continues to provide extensive military assistance to ukraine people impotent solution is to launch a training mission for the ukrainian army, as you know, we discussed this and resolved this issue in record time, the mission will be launched in a couple of weeks. she will earn it will be in poland and there are many countries wishing to take part in this training mission, which will train about 15,000 ukrainian soldiers. we must continue to support ukraine with our military forces, put pressure on russia and look to the rest of the world to deal with the consequences of

this war alexander germanovich. but we already know that not a single month ago in the west ukrainian military pilots were being trained at their training bases, and in britain and germany ukrainian military pilots were being trained, but suddenly they started talking about record time, about which this suggests that the multinational mission will not take place, which, well, just recently it was announced in the west that instead of nato there will be a multinational month, that is, they don’t want to do it all the same with the hands of ukrainians. in fact , one is not

the other in any way. downright, i would already say it is obvious. although, uh, it inspires a certain suspicion that there will be a last attempt. i called it the attack of the mertes, that is, an attempt by the ukrainian army, which was already exhausted, to launch another counteroffensive. and put on the battlefield, another few dozen thousand people, which does not please me. and how much it ran out of steam, how much, as far as you say, it ran out of steam. i would say that she ran out of steam for quite objective reasons. and i named them, in fact, there was no backbone left, which, e,

was tested in the donbass region, it was probably destroyed by the most combat-ready units. that's exactly rustam, absolutely true, because it was they who were transferred from front to front. they fought. i can even call some coastline there. uh, alpha is the so-called special unit. they have too alpha at the general staff, well, in fact, military special forces. and there is the kraken, there are other parts of the two assault brigades and they were shuffled from kharkov to the center and down to kherson in fact. they were destroyed in these battles. knead quickly, what they talked about the military needs to be minimally replaced, and in fact they are not so combat-ready from six months to a year, provided that they simply gained some kind of base and training. believe me. now i can testify to this by the experience of even the last 10 days of my life and i can say that it is necessary before one and a half to two years in order to prepare, really. well, let's just say that the members of the storm brigade are so present, or even more so, special forces for a record time, nevertheless. well, one way or another

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children should not have them. this is some kind of very long border between finland and china, sharply but fairly. you know, the wording of our colleague's friend comes to mind very clearly. anatoly alexandrovich kuzva kuzicheva, who said that he was a led ukrainian. this is the ukrainian who wanted to stop being russian so much that ceased to be human. in my opinion. just very clearly and definitely in ukraine there is a real genocide of the ukrainian people, by the ukrainian authorities. well, or those who control this ukrainian government, independent correspondents think so. pavel kukushkin, the author of the telegram channel, was there, and it's time to watch his interview with our colleague ekaterina strizhenova openly pounding at civilians in order to intimidate. these are clearly terrorist targets. that is, this is no military man, and you can’t explain it by necessity. this is terror. this can be called genocide, in

fact, it is the extermination of one's own people. well, seeing this well, like what else do you think, maybe about what is happening there. and again grow you an independent report. pavel kukushkin went to donbass to see with his own eyes how life goes on in hot spots six months ago pavel lived in moscow, worked, raised his son as a manager of bars and restaurants. changed at the beginning of the first special operation, he went home to you now pavel kukushkin independent military correspondents are one of the few who allow his front line to be deservedly called the mouthpiece of the tag. here, it's about 70 meters of the enemy.

today, he speaks frankly and without embellishment about the distorted fates of the inhabitants of donbass, about the children of the war and about the soldiers who fight for peace and, despite all the horrors of what is happening, remain people. as you were taken to the front line, i was not immediately allowed to shoot at the front line. i got into interpretation. fifteen just so coincided that the first time i arrived, i saw the dead, the guys, six of whom were pulled out. hmm, which are 3 weeks lay in a field with traces of bullying. uh, that is, they were shot at there, there colleagues smelled there, well, they scoffed right there, and it was important for our guys to have. this is a very important point. e on the

internet. fifteen always pull out all three hundredths, uh, 200. unfortunately, this happens. this is a war of perishing. uh, they take everyone. uh, everyone is giving their military honors. time of hostilities from an unsuccessful sigh at parting with the departments is of course. well, it is, uh, so eternal, which is impossible to get used to, when relatives arrive, when you see them in grief and crying, i had tears when i got close, i

also talked with the fighters. and when you spend some time together with a person, when you are in combat conditions with him. there is very fast movement. that is, this is a very important distinguishing feature of the war. yes, it becomes about people. all clear. immediately you see, well, what do these guys accomplish a feat every day? why is it absolutely silent? that's how they go to work, how people wake up in the morning and go to work. here he woke up bourgeois. yes, now too coldly gone out of his shift. he went to replace the post. some kind of stir begins. he just silently takes the grenade launcher and starts working on the target. and you lived right there with the guys. yes, i live, i continue to live in the location cooking here. under mortar fire, a jauntily lunch according to the schedule,

army tales tell, judge, laugh. why don't you come there? here she is right in front of you. here is your trench. that's where the enemy is. there are certain, let's say, a number of positions that, uh, there are the third degree of the second degree. there first degree close to the enemy. i first visited the so-called na lalyahta positions, which, uh, from where they already distribute the

fighters directly to the front there. i spent some time behaving like an executive such a student, a student who makes sure that u do everything well so that next time they also take it and take it. yes, of course, and so that you take it no longer here, but a little further away with you does not stop. we are still sitting somewhere in the middle between work and defense.

now in place. when the situation was sorted out, what turned out to be wounded there, unfortunately, what we have just seen, this was not my first exit. i roughly understood how to behave. but what happened. now this happened for the first time, when it is undermined before my eyes. here it must be said that saved me

, you can say usually i go to the center, i lingered, and he overtook me and went there. and so, when i lingered, i turned the camera on him to the place where i usually am, you go to hospitals, what the guys say, i came to the wounded, they all of them they are still trying to support you, let's go, looked, whom both legs were injured. fifteen does not forget in his country, comrades. hello everyone. everything is fine with a grenade launcher. and in two places the heroes are on a drip, it's not on the

fragmentation, right? arrived in rpg and rpg yes. well, yes , right on the position during the battle, all this was. yes, during the war something is pouring. well, i realized that i was hit on the entire right side. i look and my feet are barefoot. yes, too. well, that's all, but she's a shell-shocked hero, a man on a drip, how do you feel? tell me how it happened, as usual doctors, eh any support is important to them. sometimes they send such parcels, personally for the fighters. and where there,

well, i don’t know the socks, the guys are there. put there cigarettes exactly those that they love. yes, some such, uh, little things, which, in principle, they can buy for themselves there, but they are pleased with the attention. and here is a very important point, these letters from children who transmit about them are read, they read them and they not only read them, they carry them with them. you ask guys if letters from children reach kamaz, letters reach, say yes, of course, a letter arrives as a soldier from dasha from rattling. you see, look, this asterisk is a heart. it 's like we are a mascot already. hello dear, dear soldiers, i wish you the strength of courage

, health, courage. thank you for not giving up for the fact that we sleep peacefully at night, the ph lump in the throat, as you think, and each time the man read it 150 times. do you have an answer to this letter? yes, yes, i asked kamaz and he sent an answer, dear. dasha from gremyachevo. it so happened, by the will of god, your letter fell into my hands and for several for months my name warms my soul, oleg, call sign kamaz , i am the commander of the storm platoon section, interpreter fifteen thank you very much for your wishes and for this huge letter. thanks to your parents for such education. i want to wish you good health and more joy, and we will do everything to eradicate this. this is a very important moment you

were there. this question was addressed to the name of the telegram channel , but it is addressed to those people who asked me this question during the debate on all my arguments. uh people don't share at my point vision spoke. why are you speaking so confidently ? you were there and at some point i thought about it, really. i may be misunderstanding, i don't see the full picture. i watched all the news, read all the channels. that is me 24 hours. here, with a break for sleep, i was constantly doing this, constantly in some kind of disputes, and some conversations on this topic. i do my best to justify what is happening by supporting. i couldn't stay. at

some point i realized that i can not sit still, that i am, well, since i am not a military man, and uh, just such an idea was born in my head, such an idea to go to tell, we are in one of the city's polyclinics, which are subjected to. daily shelling by neo-nazis, these are traces of a direct hit. now i will show where we are dedicated, and with fragments these pillars that stand along this street have already been restored. there is already light here, i am on the roof of one of the affected houses. here the roof is already being restored either in the hallway or in the kitchen, or they took us one-room apartments here everything apartments. i also have. but there is an opinion that they hit a military facility, we miss where i was there there are no military facilities and when the center of the city is being fired on the site of the explosion to the place of arrival, where a

ten-year-old girl died. this is the city center. this is the voroshilovsky district, chelyuskintsev street, here is a child in pieces. here the body lay, here the pillow lay, here the second one and he the whole yard. it's all on in the eyes of the mother, the mother managed to vibrate. to run away they were here together near the house. we 're not letting out anywhere, there were two explosions. he is beaten at home, these 24 hours we live in fear. how can you live when you don't think? calm down not at work. well, that's impossible. this will all stop. i filmed it. i showed it, you understood that there is something that you cannot show. you are not a journalist when, in front of my eyes, a child killed a ten-year-old with her mother. i couldn't take pictures of his father

with his older brother who came to see it all. i am i couldn’t film it, of course, their grief, although the very moment itself, of course, he himself was caught on camera when there was shelling, and maysky market is burning you, is it hail or what, it’s not clear yet. beaten wounded urgent doctors yes, now i was driving in an ambulance from the kiev region and on the way i heard shots of a small market with a child.

such, unfortunately, there are many such cases. there was a shelling of three wounded. do you think there are no casualties? lucky you perceive. what is it like? well, thank god this cannot be called positive news, but that’s all equally, somewhere subconsciously you exhale, but there are no victims, new to the priletyshevsky district. right now i'm driving up to the site of a new shelling, but i ended up in a service center. kamaz here again rumbles again hit. in general, they are hitting donetsk very seriously, they are still shelling. artillery arrivals are heard, 155 - this is obvious, because very serious gaps are new evidence of neo-nazi atrocities. here again, uh, the area of ​​the railway station. a kuibyshevsky district. here behind me. uh, prominent direct hit windows.

here it flies, as it happens, uh, in that information field, when it comes to the most terrible, when they rejoice at children's deaths and write about it in donetsk in the donbass, i have not seen anything like this . this is precisely the viciousness of animals. yes, there are malices. yes, there is anger at e in anger about the fact that the fighters are constantly being fired at. uh, very serious understanding of what they're doing. here is a very important point. and there aren’t any of these intellectual reflections, as i call them, about the fact that, oh, maybe we somehow something is wrong. or maybe we are too. or maybe they shouldn’t have no, they clearly understand what they are fighting for, and for everyone, either in the family or among relatives, someone has suffered or, god forbid, died, they clearly understand that we are fighting for our land . we fight

so that we a can live as we see fit. what about speaking russian ? the fire brigades were terribly suffocated by the victims, were there people who, after watching your reports, changed their position , changed their attitude, were there people who let's say doubters who, let's say, have not decided. they'll say. so they did not have their own positions, either due to lack of information due to the fact that they themselves were not interested or for some reason, for example, did not trust the

tv. yes, and when we received first-hand information. yes they told me that thank you yes indeed. for example, i didn't know that. i would like to say the most important words to those people who, for some reason, are trying to live without seeing what is happening there, that the guys will not succeed. this is this a war that concerns everyone, everyone understands and the fighters there understand that the war is not with ukraine, the war is with russia because of its sovereignty for it for just the right for us to decide for ourselves how we live it was the time. and you kukushkina time will show who is who and will put the villages in their places.

anatoly kuzichev continues to work live with you. and so, let's talk about a powerful explosion. yesterday , six people were killed in the center of istanbul, more than eighty were injured, as the place of the explosion is reported. glassed. this is the main thing, the tourist street of istanbul. you see, yes, these shots are a pedestrian zone in the very center of the city and there are always very crowded shops, cafes, foreign consulates, by the way, to say about foreign representatives with different kinds of 300 m. from the epicenter of the explosion there is the russian embassy. here, uh, a few hours after this explosion after the terrorist attack , turkish president recep taip erdogan made a special appeal to the country. let's listen to him. god's mercy to those who died as a result the explosion on the street has expired, i wish a speedy

recovery to the victims, the work to identify those involved in the terrorist attack continues, those responsible for it will be punished as they deserved attempts to take over turkey with the help of terrorism will not achieve their goal today or tomorrow or ever so attempts to take over turkey turkish people well, remember this phrase. we'll discuss it a little later. so the turkish secret services said they had uncovered it? who was behind the organization of the terrorist attack in the center of istanbul of a syrian woman who committed a terrorist attack told the police that she was trained, kurt militants of the civil series confessed to being in connection with the kurdistan workers' party pay attention. i understand, yes, this moment of her detention. here. take a look at this photo. see, she's in handcuffs. it was her who was photographed after the arrest and posted on the appropriate website. well, the ministry of internal affairs and the ministry of internal affairs and it is written on her chest. new york and a little later we will also talk about this separately this is a very important inscription we will talk to the usa the usa immediately expressed their condolences on

about this attack. well, as usual, they strongly condemn such violence and so on and so on and so on. but turkey's response to these condolences was quite unexpected. at least, these are the words of condolence in the turkish ministry of internal affairs. sympathy was not accepted, and this is what the head of the turkish interior ministry suleiman said, listen. it is necessary to appreciate the condolences made today by the united states as if the killer would be one of the first to arrive on the scene and the reaction to this message will manifest itself very clearly, especially obviously the sincerity of the so-called allies, as they finance terrorists and hide them in their countries. it is clear to whom i wanted to say the word will hint, for example, that word is inappropriate. this is simply an absolutely unambiguous direct accusation, mikhail gennadievich, of the united states of america of subversion. or maybe i repeat. i interpret only the words of the head of the turkish ministry of internal affairs. or maybe in the

organization. wow, this accusation is more likely not of fruitfulness, but of organization, because it is said about the killer who came to the place came to place, in general, a harsh statement is quite such. well, a harsh statement needs to be understood, the context of this tragedy. we naturally say no terrible and pay attention. that the president of turkey, who in general is such a fiery tribune, but looks like he took this tragedy very deeply, very close to his heart. yes, we know him as a fiery tribune. here is a person who is yes absolutely shocked by what happened. precisely means there is a turkish context inside. the point is that next year, if i right, of course, i understand, but the presidential elections in turkey this is a serious event, because in turkey high inflation is very high, dissatisfaction with erdogan is very serious, dissatisfaction with erdogan specifically or in general, the situation and erdogan as a symbol of this situation,

because he is a symbol of turkey not only outside it and a symbol of the turkish state , not only outside turkey but also inside turkey , while it is clear that such situations fit very well into the west's strategy to rock the situation. we have seen many different countries that terrorist attacks? it is being implemented to, as it were, intensify popular discontent and, er, it means focusing this discontent on him. she 's acting it doesn't always work. i understand, let's just dwell on this a little more. assuming for a second, we don't have any facts. we have statements by the head of the turkish ministry of internal affairs. we have a general idea, a general understanding and experience, so to speak, an understanding of the participation of americans, the likes and the british. uh, there similar promotions. eh, and therefore, if suddenly for a second suggest that there really is a meaning behind this organization, while the meaning here is very different. in

fact, the position of england on the average results of america, erdogan at one time, with our help, saved the authorities and, as far as i understand, life is an absolutely american conspiracy. yes, thanks to our team. yes, this is the position and turkey is one of one of the zones in which english is. the weight diverges because turkey is in normal partnership with england, as far as i understand, and, uh, this partnership is manifested in a number of cases and e in confrontation with the united states of america for us. for us, erdogan is a person who, despite all the baraktars. all other stories clearly did not join the sanctions against the russian federation and turkey is one of the windows. e, through which we receive imports, including the necessary yes yeah, that is, let's say kazakhstan, which is a member of and a dkb. and the nuclear power plant

of everything else recorded that it was de-factoring the sanctions turkey did not join, although a nato member is therefore for us instead of erdogan about the american president would be a fairly large and serious loss. for us it is unacceptable easier. that means, uh, and it is very clearly shown that this trace is precisely an american not a smell at all. it’s clear that it’s american american, because the conflict is precisely the united states of america. i want this situation to be a conflict. it’s already possible after this statement. yeah, after official condolences are not accepted at the diplomatic level, this is at least a conflict, while the situation is by no means a peak for erdogan, because that everything depends, as usual, on willpower, because yes it can, it can become a symbol that the turkish state cannot ensure stability not only in the economy, but

also in security. and this can become a symbol that the turkish people will rally around their leadership. the confrontation is actually all spells and now it depends on erdogan. got it like this, and now, uh, we have, maybe friends with turkey yes , it’s great to turn on, and istanbul goes on a direct connection there on running a tv presenter, i’m not with a whip. good afternoon. thank you very much for accepting participation in our program. don't i hear me, i should hear you. be kind, stay famous. uh, at the moment, the latest news of the latest information on oh, so to speak, about that and the number of victims of the victims, and most importantly, about involvement here, for example, the kurdistan workers' party she seems to deny her involvement, some flashed there yesterday, uh, some other information- then an organization associated with armenia allegedly. in general , what is the situation there now? what is known please inform that the ministry of the interior is conducting full investigation and on the approval of the minister

of the interior. several terrorist organizations of the tpk ipg are involved in this crime. and another organization. i also hear about her, as if for the first time tt and, perhaps, she is somehow connected. e from armenia a. i personally can't confirm this for sure. so says the minister of the interior, and at the moment 46 people have been arrested. uh suspicion of this crime, because it turns out they wanted to in several places, but to carry out similar terrorist acts, and this crime was brought to execution by a woman she is from syria, a syrian origin. uh, at 2:00 at night, somewhere, she was arrested, uh, in her own apartment, and there was an order, but about her murder, but from

the outside, when they were listening to telephone conversations. uh, it was found out that, and the pc gave the order, and kill her somewhere or drop her to break the connection, no matter what they could find. yes, but for some reason this order is just in time. they didn’t do it, or they were late, so the ministry of the interior managed to do it on time, and to catch the criminal at this moment. six people are known to have died. one of them is a little girl. she was only 3 years old, and she died there along with her father. uh , more than 80 wounded. uh-huh, and about 10 of them, uh, in serious condition. uh, this attack took place not far from the embassy. there is literally 300-500 m and the consulate. center yes yes, yes, yes, yes russian

federation yes, the eu understood uh, well, first of all, please accept our words of sympathy for condolences - this is terrible, of course. yes. this is terrible. we already know what terrorism is. we understand what a terrorist attack is, and we know how unfair and terrible it is when people die who are completely uninvolved in these showdowns, where it is political. and here, by the way, i'm gil political showdown. it seemed to me quite enough. well, it’s just that i rarely heard such harsh statements against the united states, e.g., as in that statement that i heard from the lips of the minister of internal affairs of turkey, here’s a little more in detail about this trace, how it is treated in turkey itself. what is the reason for this? well, unparalleled rigidity in the wording please. well, look yesterday there was an appeal. eh, mr. erdogan of the nation. uh. yesterday he also expressed his assumptions that this is most likely a terrorist act. well, different from, uh, heads of state. and we have not

heard e to this day. uh, some kind of tough response against the united states. maybe tonight will follow, maybe tonight soon. will ah confirmation of the words. uh, minister of the interior from the side of the head of state, yes, a minister. he suspects mr. soilu of the interior. e is that they are behind it, how to somehow the united states is behind it why because, a we all know that the financing of these terrorist organizations like the pkk is the kurdistan workers' party a i pg and the united states is behind them o they are funding and they are supplying weapons. unfortunately, therefore, perhaps, as if the minister of the interior, he did not dream like that. uh-huh that time and again the

united states is involved in the financing of these terrorist organizations, the researchers are behind this crime. they are ugh. he is so said understandable. you need to be told about what the president of turkey owes in the evening. er, so to speak join these considerations. minister of the interior, but either i think it is impossible to simply remain silent against the background of such, when an official makes such statements, it can and is possible, yes, or either distance themselves from them, or confirm. well, how else do i think that mr. erdogan will confirm the words of the minister of the interior, because the minister of the interior cannot, on his own, make such statements obviously behind the scenes some negotiations with the head of state and most likely he received permission. how sharp yes yes. yes. yes, obviously not. thanks a lot. e thanks for

this inclusion for your comments as well. we are in direct contact with the tv presenter of the transnational tv channel bs tv from turkey and stop briefly mikhail gennadievich briefly here is some kind of incomprehensible to anyone about the armenian trace an unknown armenian organization, supposedly the public is for itself. yes, but turkey - this has not been confirmed. according to the latest data, and and it gives the impression that, uh, like turkish-armenian dialogue would have been outlined. it is clear that american pressure, because america said soros said pashinyan that the path to the west for you lies through turkey from the very beginning. and someone is trying to disrupt this dialogue, or the british. that is, i understood, i understood, thank you very much englishman, the americans are part of this dialogue together with the armenian prime minister. look, of course, the turkish minister will not say such things himself there, when erdogan enters the room, everyone stands up, that is, no one across or without

permission, erdogan will not say such things, but erdogan herself may have confirmed it. will not give it now. why, perhaps i emphasize, because at the g20 summit he will meet with his meeting with bad, one of the few bilateral summits that biden holds there and erdogan at this meeting, according to the bunder and his sources, but for the yardogan varshnau meeting. he was supposed to receive from biden, in fact, recognition, and the turkish new role throughout the space from syria to the caucasus he should have been biden. there had to seek uh, recognize or approve or i don't know bless turkey for its new commercials of the regional leader. appropriate negotiations. should have gone. this is two times, indeed, what we see is whether, at least by many turkish and russian experts, it is assessed as part of a comprehensive strategy to remove erdogan erdogan could not be removed through a coup. now. here they are trying to contribute. through elections. to do this, it is necessary to destabilize the elections as much as possible.

just in case, let me remind you in the summer of next year, yes, next year before the election campaign begins already now, in fact, the nomination of candidates, including a single candidate, a position that is not yet available now, they are trying to create a very complex system in this system , it is necessary that, firstly , and in addition to the economy of one pillar of erdogan's legitimacy was undermined, internal stability is a second knock, because there have not been such terrorist attacks in turkey for a long time and secondly, it is necessary that erdogan aggravate or start internal the fight against the kurds, including a military operation against the turkish kurds, in order to lose their votes there, which may be from turkey, what we see turkey is also like this, and they are trying to open the americans everywhere, yes throughout space, creating a multifactorial challenge in turkey so he karacha is doing exactly the same , mind you in the designation of the guilty. the turks attributed to this terrorist attack all their opponents, all and the syrian kurds, from whom it all came , and the americans, who blessed it and almost

organized. and grekov is not there at all. well, that is, yes, of course, but it’s not quite separated by a comma, because such a speech was made about the americans by the minister of the interior, to whom we also haven’t heard such a level of rhetoric for a long time. enemies. the image will now be created. eh, like a besieged fortress for civilization. i understood erdogan's question definitely. you know, not in this. just like turkey will also answer the suleiman show, what did he say? right here, probably not, but you don't. he said we will answer. yes, and with a pea, if translated into russian, that is, roughly speaking, we understand, he said the motives of those who do this, but we will answer even more than you want from us the question of what he will do, turkey has him sea ​​options. well, the question is the new military operations in syria and the good is the aggravation of relations with greece and ending, of course, with the presentation of new claims by the finns, the plot that i wanted to say, or rather the task and goal that

pursued this act of terrorism - this is precisely the undermining of stability. and so to speak, it is not very obvious and erdogan. that is, it was this antidote. this is a terrorist attack against erdogan purposefully great player. it can turn everything to its advantage. everything is clear. this thing is playing. understood michael how do you understand that? well, especially as an american. the very fact that the prime suspect was caught wearing a new york sweatshirt. this, of course, is a major piece of evidence, and not more than a creeper. but in fact. but, seriously, and of course it's a matter of paying. i have in mind statement about the minister, a critical statement. this occasion once again shows so much. uh, how dissatisfied turkey is, but with the american alliance with chords. it's been chechens for a long time, you see? you do everything that you don’t understand, but you understand that it’s not only about the new york sweatshirt, but also about the patronage of the kurds, there are rightly strong

disagreements, and the california positions of the united states that it’s one thing, and the syrian cord is the us allies against the igels of syria and the other is a completely different matter, and the kurdistan party worker who is the most the american authorities consider it to be a terrorist , but, that is, this is an attempt by a political attempt by turkey. i mean in the face of this to show, but you see who the us supports all these 8 years. you see what they are capable of, and to whom do you see this appeal? this is a lump for their turks. yes , of course, this is what the gevorgs and others said, and mikhail said that it was really understood by the bad for the edgan party, really, and i need to carry this jupollo. this is a very verified verified verified map by a political map, that the view is from the usa and translate forward we have the usa

it is clear usa i think that now i’m especially worried, because they are used to uh accusations of this kind they make a statement for five, but they remember, that’s when turkey escalated the situation on about the failed coup, remember when i remember it very well, remember it very well , and even remember, yes, you know, out of nowhere, there is not only a sweatshirt. there were a lot of things there. uh-huh political reception. and this is something that looks like russia, in fact, yes, in fact state affairs never in your life you have to understand in life. no operations outside of the united states of course were often never right, anyway, i say, one thing is supporting your allies in syria and another thing. yes, it is clear that the states have never been seen in their lives to carry out certain operations outside their country. ignat why why

sponsor? here, listen to the question. why is this a very good question, in fact ? but this is definitely dedicated, but these issues are not resolved by terrorist attacks, of course, i realized that convincingly, please, they are not resolved, but i just remind you that when mark adafi was dying, the white house was watching live as he was stuck a knife in the anus and spoke. here it is victory of democracy with a triumph of champagne right in the white house. well, it's completely random, of course. i understand everything. i'll just remind michael that there is such a figure. sharp was the author of the theory of color revolutions, by the way, butkevich's address, with which commanded. uh, well, at least we think so as snipers on the maidan, so to speak, and write down everything as his followers. and not only about the americans, they really developed an excellent theory, which, of course, has nothing to do with terrorism and categorically has nothing to do with that that galen lives on a server in a mansion to which he provided biden, as far as

i know, aguilen was one of the main beneficiaries if the erdogans would have slept putin at the moment when erdogan was already actually took off from the capital and at the last moment the plane was deployed after a call to vladimir vladimirovich and we remember this episode well. weird, literally. i mean, well, power, if of course, greek, but look a little deeper, colleagues. as far as i can fully agree with what has been said before, erdogan has. uh, neo ottoman theory. she is on my mind. michael goes completely against the fact that, in principle, well, the thoughts of the united states in terms of the geopolitical construction of everything and the brazilian continent. because starting from bad kemal - this is a turk, of course, turkey was forced to actually be a mono state, that is, a state of one nation and limited by frames. erdogan went beyond these limits, by the way, with the help of the gray wolves, which does not please me and which just ensures a drop in the rating. we, among other things, recall the gray wolves involved in the assassination attempt on the pope during the united nations. e at the end of the seventies of the seventy- ninth year. we remember this organization, and

the question is no, they understand what's going on. they are not quite they are simply terrorist organizations advocating the unification of pan-turkism. that is, for the entire pan-turkic movement. and this is very serious , or because now the ottomans. revenge. yes, we are talking about it, well, on the tenth of november. uh, i passed just the spruce peoples and there, by the way, moral concerns directly, because there were natural uzbekistan and kazakhstan and all of them were friendly greetings, so to speak, gentlemen, and so to speak, the head of uzbekistan and erdogan, including me , what is it for now i say we only see the top part of the iceberg is one hundred percent of turkey and erdogan, as its representatives. and most importantly, help from the theory of pan-turkism. now they are completely cut off. they just lost the shores, they probably consider the united states of america with the theory of nato, and this is how the united states strongly dislikes it. and i understood everything. i understood everything, too, the central basics at the amur turkey center, how to start with a sweatshirt. i think the sweatshirt is production. e, some

sewing workshop in turkey, that is, she did not come from syria, especially if the production these strong production. and if we talk about the situation more seriously, and then thanks to a colleague, i remembered the holiness. oh, and erdogan. i think that the united states is not just thought of as some kind of geopolitical partner of the enemy, but there are specific ones in his opinion, real to him personally , existing, but living, despite all international encroachments. e enemies and gul is one of them, it's like three and for stalin, that is, this confrontation was so great. uh, those, uh, the impact he had, uh, it seems to erdogan to this day, but too serious you need to say, but if you have already drawn this analogy. well, it’s just that stalin, of course, sent trotsky to mexico, so to speak. hello. well, yes, as a result, one reached, but in

mexico's own there were no complaints about this. here, of course, the situation - this is another other times. i also want to say that as soon as erdogan came, uh, to power. he began to pursue an internal policy, which a significant layer of the turks, a caused a sharp. uh, counteraction, a lot of people left for the usa. i ask my professional turkish colleagues. why not in germany very many. uh, they taught and taught there, a lot of turks work there. why isn't germany a lost country today for uh? the turk, namely the united states and the turks answered me that the germans have shown many times in their domestic policy that the turkish community, uh, should gradually return home, and relations in the united states seem to be more and more young. i'll tell you everything right in one phrase one form. uh-huh and here's how

you understand this attack, but to whom here again, why? yes? eh, you know there is. uh, too, after all, their theories, how terrorist acts arise. and if there is no terrorist attack for a long time, this does not mean at all that the terrorist organization has died and froze. she is planning a terrorist attack. here are all those organizations that glorified with bloody crimes. they survived and, uh, now colleagues here didn't remember it in the background. and what norway said. we join nato and stop we suspend or reduce the activity of our turkish worlds, otherwise it is quite likely. to activate all this e-global politics , such actions are being taken. that is, e now we will see. uh, erdogan david, his inner kursk community to do something and immediately the international community. where is going to speak for them, we continue to work live, but

uh, the big twenty is going to bali in indonesia starts. uh, this russian delegation is going there, headed by sergey lavrov. well here it is, uh before this summit before the meeting itself there, in general. this is the first. face-to-face meeting. this is very interesting very important first turn of the two leaders. uh, respectively, the united states and china, joseph biden and xi jinpil, then they met before that. however, personally in the fifteenth year. well, then there is a nuance, so he has not yet been president. let's listen to what the leader of china said before the talks. the world is at a crossroads. and where do we go next is a question that not only we, but all countries ask, so we need to work with everyone countries to bring hope for peace and confidence in global stability. a good statement is as, so to speak, positive

meaningful as universal, everything is interesting here. here, uh, the g20 itself starts for the first time. yes , it is important to say that the negotiations are over. of course, we are waiting patiently for some comments on these negotiations. uh, i understand that for the first time, in my opinion, in history. here is a joint photographing, if such a tradition is leaders before the beginning, so to speak of this itself this, and so this tradition was violated for the first time photographing was not carried out, as it usually happens, as a spare part the reason was it, see the disagreement of the participants about the situation in ukraine and the accusations against russia here, therefore there was no photographing for the first time in history. and let's listen to what one of the global times, so to speak, one of the prominent american sources writes. as for the meaning and prospects for the participation of the west in this, you understand. the current position of western countries at the head of the united states looks like they are going to the g20 to quarrel and public opinion has already made

rough predictions about who will be their target and what they will tell them, the global rift caused by the russian-ukrainian conflict and the us advancement of its strategy to contain china is a new situation for this year's g20 summit, but it only highlights the essential value of the same 20 as an important platform for overcoming global crises. yes, please, well , look, that means both the chinese global times and american sources. they all write now comrades and comrade joe meet to solve their problems. yes, in order to find a way to overcome differences, if i now quote died, but so that all the right people understand each other and avoid the influence of bilateral mistakes on the development of relations. here's something so that they understand correctly, but in fact, my personal opinion. of course, everything will be fine for me now. so, yes, it’s bad for us, because it somewhat demobilizes

china, and this somewhat removes china from the number of countries that need to be de facto supported. that is she recalls that so far only iran has openly supported us. yes, friends are known in trouble, but in fact a whole series, another from other countries, including what they said about turkey. but what makes turkey support or not, because turkey does support. well, of course, openly supported iran openly all the rest of several other countries, including china and turkey do. this is hidden, if the americans make peace with the chinese, then, of course, china will support less. but this is not a chance, the chance is minimal. i will explain why? and, therefore that in fact biden is not going to put up. with this singing just the united states and in the us there are hard anti-china. the consensus is that china needs to be contained, the sooner the better, because for them china is considering a more dangerous toy in russia's doctrinal documents. they're just considerations. the united states is facing a situation where they've taken on too much,

when they're opposing both china and russia at the same time, and the pilozi is going to taiwan and the americans are pumping resources into ukraine, the republicans. so this topic was also raised in the elections, what biden wants to do now, biden wants, by the way, to take china aside for the second time on one opponent. right now we are on the normalization of relations with you . first, we will crush russia as a weaker player from the point of view of the united states, and then we will take on china. here is such a scheme in china. believe me , they read it absolutely clearly, therefore, comrades who were re-elected for the third time in three days, including to oppose the united states. well, he this scheme is not interesting. of course he'll be handsome now words. photographing, perhaps some kind of declaration, but china clearly explains to itself that the united states in its current form is not capable of coexisting with china; in this second , i repeat it absolutely clearly. it is not easy to learn the imagination of the analytical there do not know, uh, observers of experts and so on even politicians. no, this is spelled out spelled out

in doctrinal documents. i need surnames, that china is the enemy, correctly, correctly, the meaning of words, when we talk about what is in the united states there is a complete elite consensus on the need to contain china, but the word containment, translated into russian, means destruction. well, yes, the task of the united states of america to destroy china is well known to everyone in china. yeah what's happening now the world is falling apart. it is this process, which is already realized by everyone, as if the irreversibility of this process is also realized by everyone and degradation. the west is also understood by everyone, except maybe some exotics in continental europe uh-huh in this situation. china's challenge as long as possible maintain economic cooperation with economic threads with their markets with

america and europe, because, without these markets, china is very bad very hard. it is reoriented to the domestic market to other markets. but this is a long, painful, difficult task, while china recently won a very convincing victory in the united states, because if you remember, the trade war that trump announced in china was lost by america with brilliance and misery. it's just that little was written about it in american ones. these are tasks c, that is, a mi smile, embrace and prolong the fire of these relations, because quickly completing them is too painful the task of the united states in principle, the same for non-western participants of this site clearly understand that the process of forming the post-western world, that is, the world in which the center of economic activity. he has already left with the west. yes, and the leader of china and india india

is trying to rely on the united states, this is also friendship - this is a process. it began in full at the g20, comrade biden, invited this event is starring as a dead person at a funeral funerals now underway in india do not bypass funerals. they do not go around calmly. it's impossible. here comes a friend. this, of course, is not understood by some participants. i think they do not understand this either, but the new one. well, how would it be yourself it's in bali is, uh, the beginning. understood, yes, michael please, i remind you that the g20 was created by and them, first of all, in order to collectively solve the most burning, but serious problem of today. sorry it's not that big the twenty was created following the prize of 907-99 in order to deal with bad credit economic problems. a e. which,

by the way, was achieved very well in 2008 , when the global russian and there were very specific proposals. well, about the government. well, unfortunately, this year, and this will not happen , and there are huge huge problems in the economic problem, that is, there is something to work on. it turns out that this is not a real g20 in its traditional traditional role. this actually g2 is uh, uh. and what is happening at the meeting of the biden of the ussr - it will be. i finished, by the way, saying that you can probably also say this about this, well, to estimate how significant and important they were there. uh, negotiations and agreements went on for 3.5 hours, this conversation went on for 3 1/2 hours. and, of course, there is everything, and it will follow very wait, i understand everything. i understand this is general . and even this i understand, you

please explain to me how you should be so simple in a popular way, like you, you see the prospect of these here are the conversations, it means that biden met with yes , there is something to discuss the truth here georg how do you see what to say? prospects for an agreement, after all, they did not meet in the sense that there is nothing to talk about, and in order to agree correctly, i understand whether there is such a chance, the most important thing is to prevent a conflict, especially in taiwan and this biden will try in every possible way, uh, but to persuade what to judge russia ukraine and what are you for? what kind of sitting will they ask us what it is? well, the united states can pump in the trade to remove the trade meanings, wait, wait, wait michael you say so, as if, as if it were some kind of nonsense, so once again the doctrinal documents of your country state that china is the main enemy. so this is the main challenge. yes, a competitor. sorry, it

's pretty harsh. so the main enemy. so you're saying biden will demand from xi. well, or they will ask you to discuss russia and the women themselves to their main enemy, some, as they say, references. wait, wait, that is, he strengthens his main enemy in this way, i understand correctly, so say, subtle maneuvers. this one, as you imagine it , there is always a framework, but bargaining items. this is the same as i ask about them. it's like during the cold war, when the us and the soviet union were the main enemies, but they were still in time. yes it is this is the most, this is actually the most of cold war 2 and the most important thing is this as well. well, the most important thing is to achieve peaceful coexistence the same as during the cold war, but also to prevent direct military conflict. what ability? yes understandable and i just didn't want to wake the sleepy one, joe, that's all. clear. there is such now friends. everyone said,

i don't care. a sharp, but confrontation between the us and china, but inside this sharp confrontation. understood to avoid military conflict. this is the most important thing. understood, please tatyana, well, as you understand then, first turn to what is the bone of contention. why did he suddenly quarrel, and the chinese to this, right? well, uh, there's a whole layer. uh, again , american professionals who studied these relationships in the global world watched what is happening in the economy, in particular, such a serbian origin, and professor branko, milanovich analyzed these, and recent events and came to the conclusion that chinese growth, a is determined precisely by the fact that, a, the middle class of the united states of the united states has decreased precisely because of this account. these are the same ordinary americans, whom

our studio has repeatedly discussed, they paid for the growth of china in china, therefore the claims of the united states e. from the point of view of the united states, restore parity, that is, to demand that money not go in one direction, uh, because china made its wealth due to the fact that it is cheap on the international stage, but sold its labor force by attracting foreign investment. and i also understand, yes, to restore this once existence. parity. the factors you need to propose to restore parity i'm trying to imagine can't see that in the economic sphere. yes, here they are, but in the military sphere, of course, uh, china is probably still unlikely , maybe, uh, to compete with the united states. by at least he is the most important thing is that they do not try it in practice, but it is one of the negotiating points. i think so, e, and something else i wanted to say. i once was on a 20

st. petersburg, when he was with us in the thirteenth year, and as an observer, of course, no partial. and this is an amazing opportunity for the leader to meet, with each other with each other, take a selfie to talk to get to know each other after this kind of communication, of course, there may be some kind of completely rejection between people, and because this is a chance for mutual understanding. there is. of course, please, colleagues, that, after all, the american military doctrine, like the european one, is impossibility, and wars, just in this case, i’m talking about the context of a war not with china or with russia direct confrontation from the point of view of the us general staff with russia from china you mean the destruction of the world, china is physically impossible to conquer, so it doesn’t matter at all what kind of army it has, provided that it has it , it means that it has at least 200-300, because that no one knows for sure the launchers that

are now in parallel under our russian umbrella, because most of the ppu is already in the zone of responsibility of the russian missile defense system in the mongolian region. that is, in principle, this is already an umbrella in the broad sense of the word ours. so therefore about china , it is impossible to win. and in my opinion. e no. uh, there was no need to reach a military agreement here, because it is unlikely that the baiden will discuss such things because of epin. he never put questionable. but, that is, china will not fight the united states, he will not yet withdraw the simple reason that the chinese are pragmatic and you know michael well. you know, we are with you. most of the us foreign obligations are in the hands of the chinese. who is not? now japan is in first place, well japan is china's next good? you same agree big not treasured part. no one kills his asking a few debtor. why what's the point? china, of course, never thought in my life, was conquered by the united states and then about me colleagues did not consider this in a military context; in general, they would look at the g20 from other positions. look at the 11,000 sanctions america has done everything

lay down that russia to declare to russia to ask our president to declare a war criminal after bolton did, which is unnecessary. well, before that, biden said that forgive me, vladimir vladimirovich, the killer said who said the canoe? when god well, you can't say such things, right, even if, in general, an elderly person falls asleep at meetings, but the fact is that we are your face. and so it turns out that the representatives of russia are still calm, but for a moment the sandans also work, if they lead a jock, if they zapin and with all the other figures of asia and uh, there is no isolation in smyslovaya eurasia and the main problem facing the g20 in my opinion, nothing not america is the food security of the world, but which russia is now putting forward and are in the first place at the forefront. ukraine, on the other hand, supplies grain not from africa to those who are not starving. i will talk about this sergeevich security. we now see that we are not trying to discuss the g20 agenda about what is

happening after all in the margins of the 20th agenda. here michael has told, as on school this most parity information. everything is correct. the main thing is that there should be a peaceful sky overhead there, that is, part of the people and the earth to cross. well, i don’t remember what it is not, everything, michael said correctly, everything is correct, but we are now interested in us. this meeting of three and a half, an hour meeting. the first face-to-face biden, and please, just very short. we have a minute until the end, 30 seconds passed, we drove around michael's performance, how weakened, if she says not about interests and values, but maintaining the status of q means time is over, although i admit that i will repeat that xijinping simply did not want to wake up an elderly person. it is clear the main main meaning of this g20 itself is - this is not a selfie. this is not a general meeting, namely a meeting on the fields of the spectator use these meetings, they are trying to determine the red line where it is impossible for anyone. this is where it was done at the summit, because they

we agreed on who should not be well. in memory of sergei, the launch of the palis. wait. why are you putting us in different rooms? you are not scheduled, as i have all of you, irina mikhailovna, marry me. our countries are enveloped in smoke, the snowy distances flashes

of explosions shine in a thick blizzard, everything that people have worked hard to create for happiness hordes of german aliens are trampled by an iron peta, your bright motherland , your strength is unbounded by a fortress grozny rises our moscow, wait for us brothers. we will return back. we will defend, and we are fighting your vital rights. good lines. i hope that the prophetic we will return back this excerpt from the poem by alexei surkov, we swear an oath to the fatherland, which was written back in 1941 as part of the classic project and we read a volunteer with a call sign from the first channel ministerial culture. the information channel

on the first continues its work, we work live. this program time will show with you anatoly kuzichev. and in bali, the meeting of biden xi jinping began before this g20 itself, it should be noted. this is the first personal talks between us leaders and china and it must be recalled that just yesterday biden. you see, this picture is from uh with their meeting shaking hands. well, just yesterday, biden said we need to figure out where the red lines are. and what is the most important for each of us the next 2 years. it is clear that we are very interested in this meeting. yes, everyone is very interested in it. it is clear that it concerns. it is not only some kind of formal part, so to speak. there is a relationship with shai and china, but a very, very wide range of questions, so to speak, let's say so delicately, therefore, we are closely following this meeting. and when at least something is there, uh, we will seep through. naturally, you report immediately. for now, here's what. let's talk last week in kiev came a lot. so to say, one of the guests dear to zelensky's heart

is one of the most notable us assistants. it is the most notable visit of us security adviser jake sullivan. and right after his visit, the publication of wall street journal, citing its sources. i inform you that green offered to think about quoting realistic positions in the talks on ukraine honor it. washington signaled to ukraine that kiev should at least pretend to be willing to seek a negotiated solution to biden's national security adviser jake sullivan relayed the message to president volodymyr zelensky and his aides in kiev on nov. 4, two european diplomats familiar with the information said sullivan had advised the team zelensky to think about realistic requirements and priorities for negotiations, including the revision of its declared goal of returning crimea. we are interested, these are elements, so to speak, the patron of the information war, so to speak, you imitate, so to speak, your readiness to recognize

such methods. you have to create impressions like this in the central wali and so on, or is it really the intention and this statement , i don’t know if they are quite informative, but uh, it’s amazing that the same sullivan, in the same way as they say, tom said the next day, that the chief in general, not plan to reduce the rate of assistance to ukraine read. we will keep the supply of security assistance stable. you have all heard about the new financial package that we just announced in the next couple of weeks we will announce new deliveries that will be carried out on the same schedule and about the same scale as before , so there will be no decrease in our support. we do not shy away from the purity and intensity of aid to ukraine. we are also consulting with congress on raising additional resources ahead of next year. so go and fuck this sullivan, right? oh well, be kind, tell me they need to

show the people to their people to their electors. something, of course, that they can interpret as a bright strong victory, well, a corresponding superpower, so they say that there could be such a victory. it should be such a stabilization in ukraine that you can call the word peace, not just a temporary one there. or as zelensky said when he was just going to the presidency , the world says, for peace to come, you just need to stop shooting. well, that's what he thought when he became president. yes, it’s good, well, it was immediately clear what level of political preparation a person had at that moment, yes, but what a youth it was, so the salvan needed from and bideno, first of all. well, yes, show me the king of the hill. excuse me, i'm meeting with you tomorrow, and already today we stayed in russia, so to speak, we will cut the fate of the world. we have two superpowers, the third, russia is the third, russia must be shown, so we won in a certain area taken

this big country is called ukraine. and we also defended the european union because ukraine is a buffer between russia and a european ally. yes, and here is the leakage of the border under the dnieper, a story suddenly appears in the western press with reference to, some source very similar to saliva. yes, it's impossible to guess. now he says, well, zelensky we need to remove the issue of crimea brackets should be put aside a little bit, because if you set conditions that russia cannot accept, we will not be able to achieve those peaceful the conditions that we are talking about, apparently, at those undercover negotiations that we are conducting, and most likely, zelensky will have to somehow either make crimea a figure and silence or somehow explain to his electorate. well, let's still ask the question of the crimea later, because it is impossible to develop a mouth for what you cannot swallow at the moment, it is necessary for the crimea to prepare. but here's something he's got to say. well, that is, this is it, that is,

it turns out that, of course, they will not reduce the volume and assistance, because they need to show that yes the american victory, you understand, has been achieved, look at everything, from this, of course, from this question, it contradicts no one on the first and second, so to speak. there is no contradiction in this statement at all, namely, we americans will do everything that there is peace, peace, and our conditions, our conditions, our supplies will help, so to speak. you see our basis, and some of our conditions on the dnieper are not under the dnieper. this is the second question there, but in principle, yes, then it turns out that it really does not contradict. then it turns out that the negotiations going very intense. and then it turns out that zelensky will be forced to say so and will be forced now , here, uh, yes, he will be forced and forced not just to imitate. this means readiness to negotiate, as he mockingly did that week. meg says she's ready to negotiate, provided you keep your fingers crossed here too. well, that is, clearly clearly not realistic, clearly such with a mockery, so that they, uh, would not be accepted, so to speak, but, nevertheless.