here and now. the big game today in brussels was held a meeting of the council of the european union at the level of foreign ministers, at which they failed to agree on the ninth package of anti-russian sanctions, the proposal was submitted by the european commission last week and today the issue was again referred to the coriper level. that is, it is at the level of permanent representatives. e countries of the european union in. e. council of the eu and will be considered there today and tomorrow the reason, not the ability to agree. today. this is what different countries require for themselves of various exceptions, exemptions, indulgences, defending their national ones. ah, interests. here, in particular, is how they write the dzyudovicha site. he to belgium seeks to ease restrictions in the mining industry, hungary does not want

increased gas sanctions. well, here, uh, hungarian foreign minister peter siti yarta is already on the results of today. the meeting stated that there would be no sanctions against the russian energy sector and nuclear energy in the new package. and as i wrote today. e leading european edition. uh, iu-review, in general, the main focus of the sanction is, uh, oh what succeeded? uh, like how to negotiate. these are sanctions against russian federal tv channels, and they are called ntv russia-1 and e ren tv, from which they are going to revoke the license for e, broadcasting to the european in the european union and personal sanctions. e against more than 140 individuals. and let me remind you that initially the european commission proposed just, first of all , sectoral, and economic sanctions against , just proudly, the extractive industries against

russian banks. yes, his overseer writes that some sanctions against banks seem to be going. to put, but the emphasis is still here now, it seems, as yegor alexandrovich is on something else. e, it seems to me that this situation shows that it is becoming more and more difficult for the eu countries to agree on new sanctions packages against russia, and not only hungary but also other countries are demanding exceptions for themselves. yes, it is, uh, the fact is that the european union seems to be very briskly and too quickly took up these sanctions actions in the spring or summer and the main economic leverage. such serious hard deep ones were involved it was then, and this proxy-situation, let's say, the european union dragged on for a very long time. it seems that he cannot do nothing, but he does not have economic levers for serious actions, and the situation in this sense resembles, probably, such a period in the history of the european union as

eurosclerosis after the crisis in the seventies, when countries slowly began to defend their selfish interests, in this case these selfish interests extend to relations with russia in various areas. why does belgium need exemptions from mining and cooperation? well, there is a debirs company, which is actively cooperating with the alrosa diamond mining company, and so on. why hungary is excluded from the energy sector hungary is one of the key players in the energy market. now, because they have a very, uh, serious and firm agreement with gazprom on deliveries. why does hungary need to be excluded from the nuclear industry? rosatom is building power units in hungary and 50% of electricity generation in hungary well, approximately a little less is accounted for by nuclear power plants. therefore , hungary's own interest is to make such exceptions and, as the crisis deepens, as the crisis deepens

. uh, here is the strengthening of negative trends in the economy, most likely, the countries' own interests will be slowly. file, although the rhetoric will continue, most likely. the same, that is, before , uh, somewhere in the middle of even this year, the rhetoric was the same among the same hungarians, for example about the fact that the sanctions - this is bad, but not harmful, there and so on, but they voted for all the sanctions with the exception, but for themselves, well, sanctions, as it were. they are accepted for half a year in the european union, then automatically extended. in theory , hungary's vote would be enough to just cancel them all, but not to extend not to extend. yes that's right, but it didn't happen. now, slowly, the map of hungary and, perhaps, sometime other countries are starting to slowly play, taking into account, again, negative economic trends. and it seems to me that a small fly in the ointment should be added to this, since, uh, today the european union, uh, it is facing two painful processes at the same time. yes, an attempt to expand the launch. yes, but on the one hand, but, on the

other hand, this is an attempt, but to bring to a real level not only the monitoring of sanctions, but also the execution is real yes, and in this sense, of course, this is an entrance into some contradiction and expansion, but of volume, and it uh raises some concerns at the uh, member state level. e, and. actually, like this one the picture that we are seeing, but no less important, is to understand the extent to which a will be developed, a consistent and applied policy for the enforcement of sanctions a and, accordingly, criminal prosecution. and since the set that already has a sanctions package, yes, and with proper monitoring of its implementation, it can be quite painful, not only for us, but also for the members themselves. uh, the problem of enforcement of the sanction is a very important problem. in addition, the european union is increasingly talking about the transition to

extra-territorial sanctions, as long as it uh, was carried out. if only this were a hallmark of the sanctions policy. us european union, too. well, let's see, yes, in any case, everything would be dying. uh, strike at the very same inhabitants. uh, compared to the citizens of the european union, which, by the way, continues to go out at the rally, here, and this weekend vienna a passed another rally against a drop in living standards, which automatically means against anti-russian sanctions, which became a catalyst, and the fall standard of living in the european union, and at this rally spoke, including the former vice-chancellor, austria ah heinz is critical of the fine, who made the following statement to listen to. we have experienced a lot lately. we are experiencing the sanctions that were adopted and deceived us that we can gain something by bringing russia to its knees. this is absolutely not the case,

we see a positive trade balance in russia where it is now, if we talk about oil and gas trade, incomes have grown from 100 billion to 220 billion this year, bringing russia to its knees is out of the question as a result of anti-russian sanctions, we are experiencing harm. for us, austria is the reason for itself . and we see an increase in the prices of electricity and gas, as well as food. this is a matter of social justice. people do not know how they will be able to provide for themselves over the next months. many experts warn about the threat of development that we have seen this year, that in march-april we will face a wave of bankruptcies. all this damn dangerous. well, by the way, it must be said that the former vice-can of strela spoke, and at a rally with a huge number of russian flags. you can see this now, but a completely different opposite philosophy, but the prime minister of latvia presented, uh, krishtias karins, uh, according

to whom the suffering of europeans, here and now it is nothing, and the fight against russia is everything , listen to the statement of the prime minister administration. of all the states of europe, it was the baltic countries that suffered the most and the fastest economically from these sanctions, but this did not reduce our intention to help ukraine and demand sanctions against the russian federation and belarus, we showed by our own example that there is no need to be afraid and that it is more important to support ukraine and not think about short-term good, leaving some ties with the russian federation open ivan alekseevich well , here are two philosophies to the first philosophy, by the way, adjoins, for example, minister of hungary viktor orban to the second philosophy. here, the baltics a first of all. yes, because even poland has a little more nuanced approach. here. what do you think, which

of these two philosophies will eventually win or neither will win, and they will continue to coexist. dmitry vyacheslavovich, you quite rightly highlight the big difference between these two statements. and even here it is emphasized. before that, they say that these are directly different philosophies. this is certainly true behind this, but i will probably surprise you if i say that there is something in common between these two positions. and the general this is the following, after all, at first, what was the position of western countries, that we are betting that we will make money on the collapse of russia. so everyone would bet on this, both political and, by the way, we will also earn economic bets on the fact that, as biden promised, we will develop the russian economy to shreds and this and this failed and now one statement and another recognize that it failed, and not only offer different

reactions to it those countries that really understand what sovereignty is, and in this case, here is the vice-chancellor. eh, he understands what it is sovereignty. he says, we pass failed here. this plan means that we will no longer saw these weights, because we are not losing gold ones. in vain, we pass the time to defend our interests. the latvian minister says yes, the plan failed, but we will continue to suffer on principle from my point of view. we are seeing a rather unusual picture. before, the doctrine of limited sovereignty was spoken all the time. uh, this emphasizes that, uh, the soviet union tried to limit the sovereignty of the eastern european states. but now we see that there is a doctrine of limited sovereignty that holds small powers against few. this is also the case with the

americans. they've turned all their allies into vassals. this is another edition of the doctrine of limited look, but some countries themselves are pursuing a policy of limited sovereignty towards themselves. they say, we will not defend our people, we will not defend our population, we will not follow the national interests. i think putin is our president at some of the uh in some of the speeches, in my opinion, even at valdai he said that the tail will freeze off to spite others, in my opinion, he used this metaphor. here is the statement of this latvian minister, in my opinion, a very vivid example of this. this is actually a huge figure, because one can say that it is stupidity there, that this is an attempt to curry favor with the americans, and so on and so forth, but in principle, the country of which does not value its sovereignty. and he does not understand the responsibility that is associated with sovereignty.

it is dangerous for this government that behaves like this. it is dangerous both for its own population and for its neighbors, because this in itself implies irrational behavior, and irrational behavior. it. well, maybe there will be their own citizens, which means that i don’t know the rite of all those who are dissatisfied with, er, the high prices of the enemies and will start some kind of internal repression, we are already seeing elements of this in some countries. or maybe they will pursue an aggressive policy towards neighbors, because in fact the failure must be somehow compensated, so once again, these two statements acknowledge the failure of the economic blitz. e is against russia, but some offer to change their minds, others offer to persist. and this e in this. ah, failure and trying to shift the cost of that failure

onto someone else. and this irresponsible attitude to sovereignty is a real problem. well , based on your logic, a country that pursues a fiercely anti-russian policy, but at the same time takes care of its sovereignty. this is poland , uh, under the current right-wing government, because poland does not want to forget its own selfish interests. today, polish president duda said that poland and other countries that accept ukrainian refugees should ask the european union for money. more but much further, andrzej duta, it seems to me, went to the commissioner and the european commission for agriculture from poland, his name is jany schweitzechowski, who is speaking recently in the polish sejm, yet the commissioner from the european union for agriculture, speaking in polish semey , announced that poland actually needs revise the free trade agreement with

ukraine which was signed within the framework of ukraine's association with the european union. because too much ukrainian food enters the european union market, polish farmers are dissatisfied. listen to the statement in the shop floor. helping ukraine is our strategic priority, it's non-negotiable. this is a security issue, but for some products, this policy will have to be revised. imports of some agricultural products have indeed increased several times since since the beginning of trade with ukraine, there are too many of them yekaterin gennadievna well, as far as i understand, ukraine and the european union have indeed signed and ratified the so-called comprehensive deep free trade agreement. as part of the association regime between ukraine and the european union, poland is tearing its shirt off. they say that she is directly helping

ukraine right in everything. how here in this regard, uh, interpret such statements. there are several here. tastes, and from which you can look at situation, but a little, as if, returning to the previous one and continuing ivan alekseevich, one must understand that within the eu, as in any institutional mechanism, there is a certain distribution of roles, while both the baltic states and poland, poland, is trying to move away from this to some extent, being a much bigger and heavier player. yes, but there is the role of heralds, and those, but radical reversals, which brussels or berlin would really like to carry out there, or large grants, yes, and therefore, returning to the issue of agricultural and general rural economic policy. yes, this is the traditional sacred cow of the european union since its formation. yes, but which has always existed at the expense of colossal subsidies, but at the expense of meeting national needs, this

led to the fact that, and excess milk was poured into the ditch there. ah, this, among other things, but led to a very tough policy of the entire eu a with third countries in this way, and the agreement with the mercantile countries has not yet been ratified, and yes, like that, and since, and of course they they are primarily interested in the export of agricultural products of the eu countries. from which it absolutely does not allow. this is the sacred cow of the european union and, accordingly, from the atlantic relations, the united states would also like to supply its agricultural products, but the european union is not ready, respectively. uh, from uh it follows that, and the situation can be viewed in two contexts. the first context is an attempt, and once again to protect our a sacred cow, and yet we a let's remember, when an agreement was signed with ukraine, but she, a

, was not yet, and there is a fairly high-level world expo in which certain types of food are yes, and she, like russia, became them relatively recently, a and in this sense, the european union behaves as a he is used to. that is, as the owner of his word in the sense that the word the owner gave the word the owner took, but i think that it would be a sin, and this position is not to be used. we all remember that just a few months ago, and our a the special operation was blamed for the fact that we provoked the food crisis. and so here is just, and such a statement. they clearly indicate that, firstly, we did not provoke him. and secondly, that it simply does not exist. well, it also seems to me that here the ukrainian population should seriously think about it. yes, and when they say that they are ready to be accepted into the

european union, that the european union promises and mana from heaven, this is the statement. tsekhovsky is a real manifestation of what is real the european union is ready. and what the european union is really not ready to give to ukraine when it comes to its own economic pocket, but in those, with regard to the anti-russian russophobic policy, poland naturally adheres to adamant, and the policy is in the margins today and the meeting. ah, foreign ministers. european union deputy head of the polish ministry of foreign affairs pavel japanese, criticized emmanuel macron’s recent statement that, as part of the overall final settlement of the ukrainian conflict, it is necessary to think about security guarantees for russia, but yablonsky believes that europe needs security guarantees from russia and in no case should you think about security guarantees for russia, listen to his statements.

it is not russia that needs security guarantees, but europe that needs security guarantees from russia it is extremely important not to allow oneself to be drawn in any way into the argument that ukraine supposedly should give up some part of its territory, or that russia has the right to expect from any discussion of security guarantees, such as this is a strategic mistake, that is, they are denied even the right of russia to have any interests. uh, security or what, and another interpretation russia simply a priori cannot realize its security interests in some kind of dialogue and cooperation with the west and the european union, it turns out that we are being pushed to realize our security interests in a different way. the fact is that the macron made a fundamental difference, what can be e, you will have to reckon with russia, and with some reservations when the special military operation there ends. and as we all know, the west has a

bunch of conditions on how it should end in their point of view, but he admitted that russia would have to reckon with a statement. uh, so this is like, yes, yes, the polish minister it is such that we will not reckon with russia under any circumstances. and if we call america, she supposedly will protect us, because when he talks about guarantees, uh, security, what does he mean by a guarantee from the united states, this is obviously. uh, completely from the context that he uses, so he says, uh, we will not reckon with russia. america will protect us. this is the polish position, not macron. he already understood what the defense of the united states is worth, it is worth the fact that you are being robbed, so, on the one hand, he went to washington and took the oath in full. yes, i passed a lot of positions there. here, uh, he caved in in every possible way , but from the country he would probably like, for the

future, to reduce the need to bend a little bit, so in order to less to consume such expensive american guarantees, he is ready to admit that it is better to reckon with russia than american guarantees at such a price. uh, get it, but the polish minister has a different point of view, but what i don’t like about the language, uh, macron, is a little different russia it seems to me the wrong language to say that russia needs security guarantees, because it implies security guarantees from someone russia sovereign state and it is capable of its security. uh, provide yourself no russia does not need guarantees from anyone russia needs a normal international environment where international law operates, and so on. they are guarantees from someone and they need uh partners. well, now we don't have to talk about it, but we need some kind of normal relations with neighboring regions,

with neighboring states. this is not exactly the same as security guarantees, because when the europeans talk about security guarantees, what do they mean that we are sitting under the american umbrella america will protect us. here russia is not interested in such security guarantees. russia is interested in ensuring that there is no confrontation, that no one pursues a long-term, purposeful policy. that's why, to try to bite something to tear off to devour, especially making this year, well, first of all, the united, uh, united state, but the difference once again, i repeat between here is the macron and the polish minister, that one says expensive these american guarantees, it is better to reckon with russia. this is macron, and the polish minister. for example, uh, well, here he is, apparently, the whole price american guarantees are not known and want them as

much as possible. well, then you have to pay for it, and poland a little later already has examples of how poland did in its history. well, a catastrophic geopolitical mistake, including before the second world war, while she is counting on the support of the united states to strengthen the polish leadership position in the european union with something weaker than the opposition of germany well, france and france, too, of course, but today, apart from e-council eu at the level of foreign ministers in brussels was an interesting event. ah, the head of the european commission. ursula von dereijn gave a press conference on the european union's plan to phase out russian fossil fuels by 2030 , that is, 2030 they er, at least ursula von dereijn assumes in full. abandoning russian fossil fuels and and it is interesting that at this press conference she said that next year not in the thirtieth

year, next year in the 23rd, but the european union could have a gas deficit of as much as 30 billion cubic meters. it is possible that russia will cut the remainder of pipeline gas supplies, china could remove the covid-19 restriction and thus return to global energy demand at pre- pandemic levels. and, of course, this year we have benefited from an unusually warm winter next year. everything can be different from your data. i know that despite the measures we have taken next year. we may face a shortage of up to 30 billion cubic meters of gas generally for development. here is a similar deficit of 30 billion oe of cubic meters and how realistic are the plans for this complete rejection of russian fuel by the thirtieth year. well , it is obvious that by the thirtieth year, ursula fondalein

will no longer be the chairman of the european commission. i can definitely say without question about the plans to phase out fossil fuels from russia, so there are a number of restrictions here that will negatively affect the plans of the european union , so, firstly, this is what ursula already said von der lein, by and large, indirectly, competition from east southeast asia, this region is growing very dynamically, not only from a demographic point of view, but also from the point of view of energy consumption and will grow. what is most important, and prices there are higher than in european region. what does it mean, uh, that a significant part of the suppliers will simply choose that region for supplies or in the european union, there will be a five -year deficit and, possibly, prices will rise again, the second, the second problem is the shortage directly in the capacities extractive because. i have already said that the world's energy sector has been chronically underfinanced for a long time. therefore, in the near future we are likely to face some fuel shortages, what? narrows room for maneuver

looking for new suppliers, and here everyone is almost experts. in general, we are unanimous that next year is likely to be quite difficult now. well, it will be very difficult for the european. economy in terms of energy resources. now e to the question of industrial competitiveness european. burley 's statement that one of the factors of competitiveness has already set the teeth on edge. this is cheap energy from russia, again i will draw a parallel with the crisis of the seventy-third year, then the european union managed to find alternative suppliers. now it is more difficult with this, plus then, during the period when they also dropped out, approximately 40%, of e supplies from one of the suppliers. ah hmm then much more favorable economic factors were at work uh you higher birth rate growth productivity, the gradual restructuring of the economy was such a competition with asia and there was no such hmm let's say so acute

problem with the competitiveness of the european union that already exists today. its value is falling catastrophically, and in the markets, for example, and semiconductors, it is not for nothing that the european commission announced this plan for the production of chips, but it is also not very feasible because, but hmm european union no access. to, for example, to some critical metals or something else, the european union's plan for strategic autonomy that the european commission made public in july. this is actually a statement that the european union has a lot of problems with achieving competitiveness in new technologies. epochs since it is obvious that we are now in such an intermediate stage when new technologies are little introduced, when we do not yet know what the next technical cycle. well, we can only imagine approximately, but the problem of the european union is that it already has, well, let's say, limited access to

additional levers for intensifying gdp growth rates and, uh, the rise in the cost of energy resources here and simply limited access to them. this is another additional negative factor, therefore , this will affect the competitiveness of the industry very seriously, but again, this is not a new phenomenon from all the countries of the so-called old industrial countries of europe, only germany remains in the top indexes. here are the organizations, it is for industrial development, all practically flew out of the dozens, france was the old industrial power. and in fact. it’s just that now the old european power, and it has taken off from the top ten, is the competitiveness of the industry almost everywhere , with the exception of, i repeat, germany, which is now active. work is in progress, let's say. e is very much reduced, by the way, one more. and one more difference here is the current situation, and from the situation of the seventies-eighties then the united states in relation to europe was much more benevolent hegemon than now? well,

for the time being, russia does not refuse gas supplies to the european union and other european countries proper, after all, not all countries in europe are members of the european union, and considerations of socio-economic survival can eventually prevail not only in hungary, but also in other eu countries, especially as the ruling elites change there , russia is now the only one ready to work on gas supplies to europe. not with the european union itself, but with more reliable partners, hence cooperation with turkey to create on its on the territory of the gas hub, work in this direction is being carried out very, very dynamically. last week, negotiations on this issue with the leadership of turkey, including the president. syrdan was led in istanbul by the head of gazprom, alexei miller yesterday, the same topic was discussed, including during a telephone conversation between vladimir putin and recep tayyip erdogan. and today, the speaker of the state duma, vyacheslav volodin, went on a visit to enkara. russian-turkish relations. on the whole, this is an

example of the relations of the great powers within the framework of the new relations of a multipolar world order are not without contradictions, but with mutual respect and understanding that cooperation and finding solutions to complex problems is vital for both sides. it was a big game. goodbye. hello, and within the framework of the information channel on the first, the program time will show continues its work artyom sheinin live on the thursday before last, ending his broadcast. i ended it

with the words that the next day the war turns its people on. that's what the war all should be fine. and i wish him success and his people good luck. well, judging by the fact that i'm here on the air , everything about the war with going there and with his people passed, okay? and everything went well. i send greetings about the war. hello. vasya old. sunny reeds. valera, i will pass it on to all those whom i met in turn. hello. in general, a week. i spent again there i have already said many times on the air, that it is it is very useful. eh, history. uh, to be there regularly , she turned out to be this time, all the more useful what? well, perhaps it is possible with some share, but sarcasm. and although, in general, in fact

it’s so called that again and for me it was a great journalist and good luck, because when i went in july, and i went at the peak, then remember there were these shellings of 13 people a day, 20 people a day in donbass and i then went and well , that's all, i saw it with my own eyes, it 's a lot, how to say, it clears your head a lot, it's a lot, let's just say it sets you up in some more such a hard way, because sometimes when here here, and, well, as if in the studios and you listen and call and write from there people sometimes you wonder how tough they are, well, asking questions, how tough they are asking. and why is this so? why is it not? why do we wait, why don't we do it and you kind of start to answer something, but, uh, why? i say that this time lucky word in quotation marks, of course lucky, because this whole week this week is not experienced. and

this is said, even by many who, and there all this time there are those who remember these terrible july shellings of the unexperienced. the shelling gives the impression that they really fell off the cranes, but from the chain they're really just, well, stupidly spreading the city. that is, it is not even shelling. and it's just that they stupidly smash the city. they beat them, they beat them , they beat them. and even if in july, well, in october, when i was there, there were still some. well, more or less, that is. well, you paid attention to it , now there were some days. well, when it is actually already a background, when it is actually already a foundation and you are sitting and talking. and, well, locals. they already have this one, it’s like a reflex , that is, you are talking about something there boom another there it is there and then everything is in the news and right there in the news, when everything flew there flew there and flies where it flies through the squares to elderly houses flies through the markets everything that is in the news today and

that everyone day in the news it's over there like that, well, the background and being in it. you, despite the fact that being in donetsk was not the purpose of this trip, eh, but still you come there. you spend some time there, leaving from there and you understand this is here parallel reality to that, here we are we live here in the news reality, that this is somewhere there, that this is at the kranazis, that this is a russian city that is being bombed and when you are there , it's completely different it's chur which is impossible to describe show here sit yourself a huge beautiful , and a well-groomed still well-groomed city with boulevards and you are leaving. here at night, damn, what night is it 9 pm nine pm you go out on central boulevard, in the city center, and there is no one there and there is no one on the street . well, because that's because that's the car

the only one. she is going somewhere, she is going at a great speed, and everyone who is driving is driving at a great speed. those who can not go, and it's not night. this is moscow this is what it looks like at 2:00 at night. there at 3:00 am. it's over there nine half past nine. and this is how it looks and it's really, uh, a story that people live in every day. it doesn't matter if you live in a hotel, you drive into this hotel and in the parking lot they tell you to believe you can't believe in the parking lot they say, come on, let's run faster from the parking lot somewhere, because he arrives at this parking lot, then you go into the room. and that's window number, because that number's window is coming out. right there in this parking lot. and no one even repairs it there, because it makes sense, because anyway, history uh will fly in again, the story is the story of what uh. well, now, now, listen, there in the background you will hear a reaction, like a

person who has been there for a long time, but this one has just arrived and you just have time to get up and come to the end to the window, listen what does it mean for us, the voroshilovsky district of the golden ring has arrived? well, a minute, probably, thumped back? yes, 30 seconds 30 seconds ago she thumped. right here, well, how loudly the smoke rattled it, right? that is, this is such a very soft word. well, i was more blunt there. beep, i had a really nightmare, and after that you get into the news. and you, well, it was really really loud. you get into the news, and the news shows you the consequences of this arrival. and you are like look at the address, it's the fifteenth house. and you are at the fourteenth, that is, at this level, and this is every day and this is constant, and against this background

, people go to work. people still have to do something, that is, the city lives, it continues to live, and i talked to many people there, and they say that you understand. well, yes, that's all, of course, that's a nightmare. but in this sense, it’s not without reason that at the entrance to donetsk it is written, donetsk is a hero city. they are the people who live there, they also perceive it as part of their struggle and their war. yes they ask questions. yes, they do not understand what kind of avdiivka is there, that they can no longer be with her. erase it there into powder this avdiivka, from which they hammer every evening, and every evening and every night, and at night you wake up there. that's where you need to leave early, woke up there at 3:00 at night, climbed into the news, you look there, like, recently there was an arrival warmed out the window. and there he is, there he is, as it were, smoking, you can see, that is, this is actually an ongoing story. you have to go somewhere tonight. you get into the car. and even in this car, you kind of you remember that well, here it is, here, as

if the glass is a car that was in that very parking lot, and it really is such a kind. uh, russian rollercoaster, because well, every time i'm describing all this, that this is a story. eh, it doesn't stop. it's not like here's the news that you looked at and it's there, and then you turned it off and it's gone. this happens all the time. this is to the question that yes, uh, somewhere in a in the cities of the former ukraine, uh, there is no water. people also have some difficulties, and so on and so forth. the whole world is experiencing the same. how, how, how can it not see, no one sees a month does not see half a year does not see a year does not see not only shelling does not see this story. and i'll tell you this. it's just from experience, by the way, it looks like this, every bathroom and toilet room in any danetskaya and not only donetsk but also gorlovka and senovatska and many other apartments and sms messages come to people. here you insert it into a

local card and you don’t, so to speak, it comes to your phone. here is such an sms, this is from mine phone water in the city, donetsk will be served one. once every three days is normal, which of these damn world media, who wrote about it? who showed it, who sees it, but they stand in line for water in kiev, but they stand in line for water in kiev for 2 months in donetsk, this has been going on for how long? nobody cares. and when you find yourself there in this reality. you perceive everything that happens differently and the words, as it were, well, the words about genocide and deliberate killings and destruction and survival. here they are acquire. uh, well, it sounds quite realistic and why i say that it is very useful, because then when necessary, and this is the main purpose of the arrival, you go to the front. you

already come there with a different thought, you get rid of some sometimes even these humanistic illusions. yes, of course, this is a civil war. yes, of course, there are many people on the other side who are fighting, including many people who, well, are not strangers to us, but it has already reached that degree of bitterness, but destruction, what is it to rewind? i can't imagine how it's possible it has to be brought to an end somehow. this is a popasnaya city. by the way, i remember how in april in may. we also discussed the dangerous one, but then there was mariupol and everyone discussed mariupol and mariupol, as it were, overshadowed by itself, but she was afraid she was somewhere, as if second. the second plan, and in this sense, it was very useful to be there, but because

here is the right one - this is an example of when you see that the whole city there was probably under 20,000 people. there is not a single whole house, really not a single whole house, and you see that such a fight for literally every house, because they are not whole, not only because it is shelling, but because for every house for every house, but for every high-rise building. well, there is no local population. that is, in principle, this is such a city and a prize city, why? i say this, why? i say this, why i filmed this, why i show this to the fact that this is a reminder, and here is the reality of the war, about which we often talk here. when in the news that's how many days have been in the news, artemovsk how many days in the news solidarity, when do you understand within the framework of this war

that it is real? here we often say here that they gnaw out a link. you come there, and you understand what each house is gnawed out piece by piece, damn it, plus even now, of course, it's winter, it's endlessly this cold, it's dankness. it's all this and when you come back and start counting something about that. about some options, well, you understand, right? you understand that this is already impossible to rewind impossible. it's impossible to rewind. it's possible to scroll forward somehow, and in this sense, not a step back. this. well, the most important feeling that i brought from there. well, of course, with a feeling of gratitude and admiration and admiration for those people with whom i managed to meet there. ah, with whom i managed to

stay there to see how they work, another very important thing that cannot be ignored now in a conversation about military operations and so on. i got to watch this time. what about at work? combat command and control center departments i want to tell you that the people who work there, they gave me confidence that, uh, well, we talk a lot, that sometimes there, like the planning of operations, we don’t really follow something somewhere , not very at the highest level, all this is already there. i'm not saying how it was in the beginning. i'm talking about what i saw. i'm talking about being monitored. all this is seen. everything is online. discussed. all this is being corrected, but there is, uh, ip-telephony, yes, ip-telephony partially delivered by a volunteer. here is alexey alexandrovich understands me yes yes yes yes yes yes yes, but it exists and

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will tell, we continue to work live. well, i started the program with that, uh, coming back from there. you're the word war fighting. but this is the word ah, artyomovska bakhmud and fighting , there and so on. you perceive it differently, because when you see it all in volume, you understand some kind of complex process, because, of course, the fights there are fights for what south of artyomovskaya for being north of artyomovskaya and solidarity - this is also such a huge complex for all this, and this and uh, the armed forces of the russian federation this is wagner and this is also on the buildings of the a lpr, uh and many, many, many- a lot of work, each of which works for some of his own settlements and for some of his own plot. but all this somewhere converges to some point, because of which all this is here in this case

today battles, and in a surprising way, that even the tone of the same western press, which, well, until recently wrote that here is the ukrainian army, everything is there, the initiative has broken forward there. here the telegraph begins to write the same thing, and begins to write in interesting expressions that the ukrainian troops were sucked into the bakhmut meat grinder. well, this is kind of like rhetoric, rhetoric is not about the army, which owns the initiative. and this, firstly, is indicative in itself, that the initiative and the ukrainian army no longer owns. this does not mean that there was some kind of radical change, but she no longer has the initiative. and the second, which is very important, is that it is even recognized. eh, now, as if their most important british curators. here they are already blowing up, uh, bridges, and as i understand it,

they are blowing up these bridges and overpasses, and i understand that this is already in some way. well , it is connected with the fact that they understand what is coming. uh, some fracture. and this is naslabinsk. well, yes, of course, it's not just happening there. for example, there, about the same marinka, 70% of marinka is already released, but, that is, not the only place where here there is some progress, but still speaking about artyom, talking about what is happening there, and how they write about it. and the way it writes, the telegraph. the most important question that arises for many. and why did they cling to this artemovsk so much that it is for them, given that it is strategic, but it’s not that right here, right here, right here, although, of course, there are no strategic settlements, but i have a question. which, given that you, too, have just recently returned, in your opinion, it's more about the war or it's more about politics

what they put in. it's just people there. why do they themselves already show ukrainian television about this, that they have 200-300 people there like a simple river flowing from there. you have understanding. what is this about ? why and why? well, in general, this is a war about what, yes, and even more so there, for example, such as artyomovsk, by the way, for some reason he bakhmut, they undertook to rename him. yes, the only thing they do, such as dicogonization there, dnepropetrovsk artyom's dnieper with a bang after they e that there novogorsk was renamed new york. yes, yes, yes, what else is there to talk about? that is, for them it is more, of course, an image moment. this is me without any doubt, because it seems like they are building a line of defense. there, the road will open further to slavyansk, and so on, but, in fact , it is a key and important point without any doubt, but it is not strategic.

here, in denocification, where is the demilitarization of ukraine, but they look, what's the problem the problem is different, when they always said that look, we are pushing. with the initiative of us , the initiative, we are the initiative, what did surovikin manage to do ? he built a defensive line. we will not waltz, as there were very difficult moments. there , really bloody tears were shed right across kherson, but nevertheless, the line at the crow will now shoot and now the question is who has the initiative? yes, that's the question. yes who has the initiative, well, it’s certainly impossible to say now that ukraine has it well, with all the opportunities to wish aleksey alexandrovich you yourself understand that in fact they do not have the initiative, but there are still fewer of them, but still talk that they are concentrating a group somewhere will give 60-780,000 dollars. and this is also like this. yes, because, of course, we understand perfectly well, we are fighting there

for the same artyom, but we would like to have a slightly different scale, yes, with regards to ukraine, but nevertheless , this is happening now, for example, also avdeev, here i am e in international come fifteen we put right under in dif right here right below it is what it is about. we have a fire support platoon. it stands there. our job is to keep them out. we have a team to attack there. why is this a question, of course, not for us. yes, but nevertheless, this question is something, but at the same time, for all that, in any case, they know what is mined there. you know that we are all there. all of them with a stubborn emphasis. here come these sabotage groups that are being destroyed. they rub sticks and sticks, they don’t care what they have there today, for example, if there is a task, as it used to be, it doesn’t matter how many there are put people down, they will fight there for the forties . we don't fight like that, we do it quite differently

. how much should they put in today? there's 200 a day, please 500 a day. yes, please , in this regard, they don’t care, and you need to understand the difference in approaches. in this case, it is exactly like that, therefore concentrating. for example, i don’t rule out justice somewhere in the energy source, for the sake of it i want to say that here you are in the tag in the international, you still understand the tag with the commander , you don’t even discuss it you understand this, yes, they have different approaches, but when you talk about a tag, it’s still such an approach, as it were. yes, of course, you understand what i'm talking about, you understand what you 're talking about, you stopped by this time to the tag, also in july. and the sahara when you talk? do you understand that he has such an approach, he has been like this for a long time, right? agree, we have such an approach, well, it began some time ago. he didn't immediately. ours was like that too. well, although commanders like fifteen had a strong influence when you said that i was in

i send battle not a soldier. i send my brothers. here. therefore, for me, every person here is important. this is true, and we did not come to this right away, and through many complicated things we must understand some simple things. that is, for example, what today, uh, ukraine, i am practically convinced, but they talked about kherson for a long time, and as a result, i had to. here they are now, everything is lined up correctly, if not defense, and then we nightmare them with missiles, drive them out. there the sixteenth century is absolutely correct tactics. it should be so, but the question is that there are the same as frostbitten on the head in the good sense of the word. people are stubborn stubborn. i will not do anything logically, absolutely concentrate, where they will go forward, regardless of the sweat. you are ready for it all along the line. here i don't know. here we must be ready, along the whole line he knows exactly what they will trample on. i do

n't have any doubts. we are different now, of course. we do quite the approaches correctly, you said, i'm talking about communication and so on. well, the connection, after all, is not due to contrary to perfectly understand what i'm talking about, we we say everyone is provided, of course, our troops are careless in all uniforms. issued a question to everyone. as far as you are like you are in the trench there uh, dragging around. well , there, if it lasts a month, this form will last for you. you it will be more of a success, in general. here, well, just here, yes. well, i’ve arrived, i was there for 3 weeks , i could throw everything away and take another one. you see, that's what you're talking about, how secure or how much we have there. uh, targeting a fight, when will they trample there? yes, i have no doubt that i am there, uh, we will put there not 1.000, well, the question is how much and are we ready to put them ready to tin? yes, that's it, that's the main thing, i can't calculate it. this should already be calculated by the command. they are obliged to read it and

god forbid that we have somewhere we cannot put everything there. i'm sure it will. as for, for example, i want donetsk. yes, a little back in absolutely right. here, uh, in donetsk well , we are there, like you go out, uh, with a spirit, you rest there in donetsk, but i'll tell you in a different way. here in the fourteenth year. here, sash will not let you lie go outside four times. i looked there , no cars, no people, and there. look for anyone at any time of the day the traffic lights are flashing. today. there are traffic jams, traffic jams, enough people the city works , despite all these shellings , people understand everything perfectly, they say only one thing. we will not surrender, we will not surrender donetsk under any circumstances, no matter how they go there. although it should be noted that, logically, you are in their logic, they should just storm donetsk yes, they should do it,

because in their logic it’s right, perhaps in their logic, these shellings are specific, which, well, formally have no military-applied meaning , part of them. eh, i kind of agree, but to the question. this is just a very important story about lines. the fortifications that we really strengthened stabilized not only the front line, but also the depth of defense. i noticed one this time, well, moving along the roads in different directions. me and dale lnr. finally i got there and traveled around the dpr yes, in fact, here is the number of these, uh, stories that are being transported, and a huge number of roads is construction, second and third lines. i didn’t include it, but i didn’t shoot for obvious reasons, especially since i left, so to speak , on december 2. i don't know after december 1 what can be shown there, what can't be shown out of sin, until i want to test it for myself. i'm not

a guinea pig. yes, but e didn’t begin to shoot and, more precisely, you began to shoot, you didn’t begin to lay out the number of lines of defense with these anti-tank structures with all of these, it is much larger. i remember that i went on past business trips, and i like i don’t understand where this depth is just, that is, how would you go or people, in general, yes, that’s the front, but how would you go to the front, and how would it be like this, yes, where am i and no one and no one and you, as it were, you understand, here is the front and the line of military contact, and between it, between it and the same to a few, as if nothing and there is nothing now it's all there, therefore, it is clear that they are doing this, but b it pay great attention to it stands out. i really hope this, by the way, well people asked to pass. i'm not very, as if asked in the subject to convey that it is desirable, uh, donbass enterprises, factories of reinforced concrete structures , load more with these orders. well, there, i roughly understand that these people are, as it were, but this is to be honest. well, in principle, well, seriously, something there

. yes, yes, raw materials are there. yes, as if i promised to convey, i pass it on. it is clear that the approach has indeed become more systematic, it is clear that, of course, with the advent of surovikino, something is visible, but something has changed because one more thing is also quite surprising for me, because, of course, the praise of the british press. it's like that. well, as it were, a strange story, but all the more interesting, why are they suddenly the same for the telegraph. listen. russian military commander surovikin has stabilized russia's front line in ukraine since coming to power in october and brought discipline to the russian army, according to analysts of the publication surovikin is the most competent, whose commander the russian leadership has so far placed at the head of any military operations. accordingly, it has something to do with some of their hmm or this is really a statement, including the

situation, which has somehow changed so much that they write about it. since february 25, i have called on all my colleagues to praise and overpraise the generals of what was laid down. because he is a good general. we should praise him as often as possible. maybe they will remove you, too, the suspicion is called the text. here 100% is 100% is. they know about our internal difficulties, all these moscow square maidans. i mean, there are these towers and stuff, they play these games. it's not bad too. i would be with you, unfortunately, a little back. here the previous one, as it were. this clearing is your task. do you want us to have a lot more where to return? blimey. e! first, in donetsk , too, and here you are waiting not to give familiar pictures that you show in heaps of water, here

is the most memorable when our connection crashed at all, that is, there was no connection, neither ukrainian, nor local, nor russian. uh, and russian. uh, sims, they picked up a signal all over donetsk, but donetsk is not that the city is such an agglomeration, the former villages are united, as if into an administrative border. here are a few of these settlements had points where you could call. one of them was the closest to me, in fact, on such a rather high feodokh at the denouement. from where is it perfectly visible, the city, the settlement of the sands? but if i see them, then they see you, so we climbed up there to call somewhere after midnight in the car, not just turned off. they even unscrewed everything on the panel that was possible so that it was absolutely tightly dark here we climbed there, which means that we made a short

call there to moscow i mean, i was listening to you now. sorry, i'll interrupt for a second. i just listened to you, and i remembered one inscription. e. well, it's true in another locality. it's closer to the front. now i remember who. and what is closer about whom it is written on this door, and to whom our fighters should write this to whom, russia i. i somehow thought everything, does it really occur to someone in the conditions of hostilities for the whole rooftop and call. that is, it turns out people are people, as it were, of course, yes, because it ’s all called right here. that's not in profile. and everyday social practices in donetsk and lugansk over these 8 years are absolutely unique, it is good that they are remembered. they have been described a lot. this will still be studied in fact. yes, but rather, these practices would have already become the object of study by historians

, culturologists, sociologists and conflictologists, and have become a thing of the past for this. here we go back to what general surovikin does. i know how i absolutely agree with you that when the british begin to praise someone. you have to be very careful. i am like myself i would have been in a telegram when i wrote about it, so i hope that now sergey vladimirovich is as busy as he is a little bit, he is not in the mood to analyze it. and when god willing, everything will turn out for him, all the more it will not give a damn what they write about him there. here. the main thing is that here, nevertheless, you work, let's return to the general of the army of severoviki to what he did. so hmm, including, we’ll clarify everything by the term, so that the audience can understand, yes, now we often talk about what, as it were, and they say about us, yes, what are we doing a war of attrition? uh-huh that's not a journalist. e formula that we are exhausting someone there, someone does not eat up and does not finish drinking. it's completely different. this is a military term. actually combat, well in modern strategic science. we have it in

approximately the same way with our americans, and they study ours, we study their classics. i have only two states, as if fighting is war. there is a maneuver war of attrition, there are no others, and but uh in the presentation, uh, the terms of the topic are different, that they are not obvious. war on attrition is usually defensive combat. that is, being on the defensive, we are waging a war of attrition, and it’s not about the fact that khmelnitsky is undernourished, it’s about the fact that we are exhausting the enemy on the front line, what alexey was just talking about, they stick and stick and stick, and we dispose of them, dispose of them , that is, the living force of technology and so on. that's what a war of attrition is all about, and we basically started moving into it over the summer. but we clumsily moved on to it, because, precisely, because there was no second and third line. that's why that the rear was not organized. why did i

mark these here. uh, you know why, among other things, they didn’t do it, but on the one hand the psychological effect is very understandable, but on the other hand the slovenliness is incomprehensible, uh psychologically, because we will be the second third line of defense. if we go on the offensive tomorrow. yes, we are. so, to be honest, since february 24 we have been looking at the map, we are continuously advancing. why do we need a second third line of defense, otherwise the slovenliness of the effectiveness of the questions turns on, what will we spend money and effort to build these pillboxes a kilometer from the front. if the front does not go there. yes, especially if all this is transported there from the moscow factories of reinforced concrete structures. so it is. well, i remember, we also carry sand from the urals to the side. uh, means to someone to someone. so, this is how it should be, having received them in the brain like this and after

that, after that, the general's army came, and he explained this. here's what you don't even need to save on defense. do we never fall back on this second. let her be here, we'll go ahead, for the sake of god, but you can’t save on this either. this is the capitalist way of waging war, saving on everything is called. let the machine be easier. let there be fewer cartridges, but it is easier to carry and, again, costs are less, and therefore now we are here. there are defenses here, more people need to be brought in. and we, we, until september, as if it’s not too much to discuss all this, but the supreme one said that another 150,000 were coming. so it comes in, so this is the whole complex story, which really we did not come at once. you are completely rights. well, i’ll put it mildly, why you didn’t come right away and made some serious mistakes. yes, and

how the groupings helped us come to these decisions. now we have come to them, well, further here is a war of attrition. but you do understand that a war of attrition. this is when everything is depleted. you can immediately see a military man, this is the main one, you don’t need a lot of military intelligence. alexey alexandrovich explained that when you have such a front line, and you sort of dispose of them, but they are still collected and disposed of are not among the main issues already mercenaries are beginning to grind attack. this is the main question at the time of exhaustion, because it is clear that both sides it happens the question is who stops he is a military man, in general, in this sense, very cynical people. yes, they have conversion issues in general. there are already victims. that is, it is not about ukraine. in this case. this is the front line. but the point is that e said it all. turn this page and forget. in fact, that is, it explains what is happening, but this

nafig no one needs. we have our own territories. i'm occupied. we cannot be on the defensive. we need to advance in order to liberate our territories, and then the rest of ukraine will begin to liberate, and therefore the transition from war to attrition to maneuver wars is inevitable. in this sense, two words about artyom. and what alexei said is absolutely certain that this is also a political story, but not only even ukrainians are already starting to write that artyom can turn into the same flower as the flower was dangerous, which you showed, yes, because initially they did not have this line of defense. you promise this with reinforced concrete, that is, from the line from the line, then, by the way, it was called the delimitation. and now there is contact from this line to the slavic line. eh, respectively kramator. from druzhkov as konstantinovka dzerzhinsk but these cities of solid artyomovsk, they were not, they

reached the areas of me were. and when we planned, we thought that we would break through and go out on the slavic, kramatorsk they were able to catch on, and we got up there, that is, it turned into a fortified area. in this sense, it has become a symbol for them, but at the same time, we must keep in mind that if we take artyomovsk, then we get a poppy flower, because we open it. so, right behind him. and on the roads. we can go north-west to slavyansk, we can go from the north from the rear of the actual coal dara marinka to close our operational space, a good operational level appears, but this is an operational simple. and they know it, of course, they know it, of course, and in this sense, what they, uh, were able to cling to want and say that there was not. they have openings in the game. it's just that many people forget. well, because somehow well, i don't know. there is little idea that this is a very industrial region, and in

principle, in the same solidarity, this one is a uh-huh plant. it's ready for you. uh, in principle, well, because this building, this construction, is still, that is, in principle, donbass, he is still why is everything so complicated, because in fact many cities of donbass are due to the fact that they are industrial, as if these here are the zones there industrial zones there in the mines waste heaps. the same ones there, this phone, which is generally impossible to break through with anything, and so on. and now we are moving, just further, to a conversation about a war of attrition, about what forces and what means each of the parties is gathering, and to use and to start certain statements, because the information war. and this is also a war in a sense of the word attrition, because, let's say, pressure on the psyche of the opposite side. this is also the most important part of exhaustion. you know how someone has sunza. uh, the desire to give up will be strongest shortly before the fight. dy, and so this is it, uh. hmm the story with pressure on the psyche is

also very important. and here an interesting moment occurs, e.g., to the question of who pumps whom and within the framework of what plan depletes, an interesting forbes publication appeared, it’s really not alone, but there are quite a few of them. such typological ones have appeared in recent days. well, let's listen to the form, please. the attack on moscow will represent a serious escalation of a months-long campaign long-range strikes by ukraine a raid on the russian capital would be fair game ukraine there are several ways to strike the simplest, but the most risky for the attackers would be human sabotage, before attacking moscow the ukrainian leader would first have to accept the erroneous assumption that the attack on city ​​and the killing of civilians will hasten the end of the war. so now the question arises. this provokes ukraine to something. well,

if such articles appear, it means, uh, someone needs it, but it's not just the article. for example, there is a certain one there, which means a general with a typical french surname, yakovlev, as well. well, that is such rhetoric. uh, well, after all, we have n't heard lately, and in a surprising way. the worse at the front, the tougher. here it is, as if they had rhetoric. let's hear the general with a typical french last name, please. the ukrainians, if they start to carry out strikes against russia that they have already carried out, if they resume them, it can have two effects. it can destabilize population of russia but apart from that, it can also rally the people around their leader. they'll say we're under attack, he's right. russia is a victim. yes , no doubt. that is why the ukrainians hold back their blows. although we assume that they could be. more. them. we need to find a balance between the shame of putin and therefore the loss of the authority of the regime in

relation to the willingness of the population to fight, if the ratio of costs of effectiveness in favor of destabilizing the regime, then they can make other attacks, and this time much more symbolically. they could shoot at moscow for example, they might well say the next big apparatus in moscow is a military target you have a military parade and i'm shooting in the middle of the marching battalions. such a good french general, this is to the question that, after all, it was in vain that joseph vissarionovich took these guys here on the ship of victory because, as it were, you don’t forget, what kind of parade is he talking about? i don’t know why he is yakovlev, a white emigrant, or is he in his family there, or there, no matter who the person talks about that the victory parade in moscow is dedicated as we all know what the victory over fascism is. this is a legitimate, but over nazism, this is a legitimate goal of the nazi kiev regime. but this seems to be an important topic, but a separate one, but nonetheless. he talks about it, he will teach right there and then, and here is a very interesting

bunch for me. immediately perked up, danilov, who, of course, is an idiot, but nevertheless it goes on, which feels very clearly. eh, as if the training manual and he worked it out right there, please. we will be capable of anything, because what concerns our interests. we will not ask anyone where we should hit the enemy, because the enemy is located, starting outside our borders, ending with vladivostok . that's asking someone. where we can and how we can destroy the enemy, we are not going to. we figure it out, and here alexander alexandrovich writes the most interesting forbes yakovlev says danilov means he picks it up and it seems like this, and suddenly, the next day after danilov , a representative of the pentagon kirby appears and it’s so interesting, listen. we are definitely not pushing ukraine and do not support ukrainian operations

inside russia, we are trying to make sure that they can defend their territory, win back their positions in ukraine and then i have a question. this is what, in your opinion, this combination is a good mine in a bad game. and when he says, no-no-no, it’s like we’re not at all, no matter how. in my opinion, what is it all about? i think there are two issues here. so the first thing is to raise the level of escalation and, accordingly, re- build the west, which is crumbling already in support of ukraine yes to show that they can still do something second. uh, the second level is to destabilize the situation in russia. uh, the idea that power is not capable. uh, hmm wage war. yes, what the american analytical center constantly writes about, including this, when here is a huge report of 19 in front of a

tense russia where all these scenarios were painted and a separate scenario, really stabilizing inside the country to make the people stop believing in the army and the president. and that's all within these strategies. there is one more thing this is a total economic war overvoltage, yes , to make russia have to spend more on defense, to make the russian economy collapse, but they forget one thing that the russian economy shows. now there is a rapid recovery, among other things, because russia is conducting an official military operation, and finally, metallurgical capacities are being loaded. ah, building materials. yes, why did we say back in the spring that there is such a concept post-conflict economic recovery, the restoration of donbass, that's what they are now destroying, i think that they are leading to a rear economic war. it is this process that will raise, stimulate, give. to him, our economies

will start jobs, economic growth will start in all sectors that well worked for export. there let them work for themselves, and this is not inflationary growth. because even if you have to do a mission for this, but most likely it will not be necessary, because a record surplus of something in current operations and even a surplus we have a record budget this year. this is all loading our economy. it all works for victory, and the more competence there is. the more we get involved in the fact that we need to restore it. this is our earth this is a total economic war of the name against us will be lost pro economic war. we will now talk separately, but still, within the framework of this, you just said yourself that the west is falling apart there in support of its ukraine, ah. well , there and so on, but still, this one just appeared, but it's still quite new result, i.e. before that there e. well, uh,

these are complete idiots, well, there are some turchins there, conditionally , i don’t know there, there is the same danil, yes, they periodically had a hit there in moscow. there is something about time there. well, here, when excuse me, this and forbes is some kind of no. excuse me , this yakovlev for a minute, deputy chief of staff of the nato armed forces in europe. and he was a man for 2 years. well, that is, apparently, not quite hit on the head, probably, some kind of so to speak. and when this conversation suddenly appears, this one has a blow to apparatus, it means that danilov is already there with him, as it were, to vladivostok, and this is a discourse he couldn’t come from nowhere, because he comes from somewhere, but against this background, we see that the americans, and through the mouth of kirby, as if from they push it away. i'm very interested to understand from your point of view, given that they have this plan, there's destabilization and so on. what does it mean? i understand that they cannot be trusted, and there angela merkel helped us a lot last week, saying that it is impossible to measure. uh, they can't be trusted much

stronger than we actually thought, and in the footsteps of poroshenko, saying that in general no one was going to implement any minsk agreements, which we will start pounding like water in a mortar for eight years, and she said, yes, in general, there was no idea to comply with anything. they just gave the ukrainian army. time a little, as if to recover, respectively, can not be trusted. merkel cannot be trusted with kirpi, then the question arises in your opinion, what he says is that the americans have nothing to do with talking about these possible strikes. this who and what? these are the british, moreover, or and what is it all about. something it didn't just come out of thin air, it's quite possible they want to complete it. e, they understand that negotiations are no longer possible in any form, especially after such statements by merkel and the world itself, it is actually in four crisis at the same time, which, like vectors, are served in the fifth crisis, the biggest one is the energy crisis . so, uh,

which they can't handle, the second one is the inflationary crisis, the third one is the uh debt crisis, because the debt markets there are already starting to crumble with rising rates. tomorrow, the fourth crisis will raise the stakes again - this is a crisis of legitimacy. yes, because here is trust in governments trust in those who support the nazi regime, we see how an imbalance begins here, how the foundations of the european collapse, yes, that's all. this could turn into uh, the world's biggest economic crisis shows in comparison, with which the great de 29 of the last century will be flowers, and in this sense, in your opinion, when kirby distances himself, and here are these plans yakovleva danilova forbes er, like them there they already have them there they figured there in the moscow region. they are going to hit something. what is it anyway ? is it theirs, the party of war and their party

of peace publicly compete with each other or is it some kind of general plan to play a point game, they generally have yakovlev as a whole, it’s imperceptible that he has some kind of strange such yakovlev it’s not they are in a foreign region of some kind in europe , so, and i'm talking about an american point plays. yes, especially since you remember that in response to merkel caught vladimirovich what did he say? what do you need? something we pulled up at first, you and i didn’t need to trust from the very beginning, and in this sense, i understand what you are talking about, that is, this is another signal from the guys that, like, well, sort of an agreement with you we are now even more. we understand about them in the assessments of the local also diverged. i immediately said, here we hired, said that she was lying, because i know what happened in minsk in those days, one of the participants in the process was there. i said vladimirovich zakharchenko there and surkov i you directly know what happened there she lies, but she lies for the benefit of us yes, that is, uh others say that i have shoulder straps under in your opinion. sasha why is she lying for the benefit of us now, no, she

no, no. no, it's a useful version of this useful version, idiot. she's lying. uh, for them, she lies for them. she says i'm the same bourgeois they say, but you take advantage of this. maybe we don't work for us. she, she starts the ultimate russia, she works objectively , gives a pass, it’s great for putin, but she was at work putin is such a pass that no one does, while she is not a fool. these are not schnitches. this is not a burbock. it's not urso. this, damn it, a smart smart will lie down. true , putin gives a pass. i'll tell the truth, putin works out it perfectly in bishkek. true well, comrade retro. removed to retire his place is vacated. well, that is, that is, it’s almost like united russia, but a little in the economy class of the economy class, but returning to kirby’s position, there is a very short and clear sequence, which means, uh, first strikes uh political assassinations uh on our territory, and then by publication in american

shifts. here we condemned kiev, we said not to do this, and then history begins to develop into such a vector from which there really are already problems with points, because vladimir vladimirovich’s statement first he said a wonderful phrase, from which we have internet the community has gone crazy. we will not strike the first blow, but also strike the second and our conclusion. we all give up. we won’t apply there at all, i had to explain to him. in bishkek in in bishkek, he said that if our american partners, so to speak, have been discussing for many years, but the option of a preventive strike, then maybe she will think about discussing it. and now, for a moment, imagine for a second that tomorrow vladimir vladimirovich gives, remember, an order to lavrov? ah, in november 21, as it is now, just here, and then they send them to me, you know, here, as if it were a meeting of all

diplomats on an electronic basis, and he directly said that the comrade was sitting like that. prepare an offer for us united states and december they appeared. here he collects his security there. let's think about changing military doctrine. washington will start in washington there will not be enough diapers, because we always refer to the doctrine. putin in the law understood aleksandrovich already just with difficulty holding back a healthy constructive one. ah, pessimism. and i can't help but want to hold it back, because healthy constructive pessimism is what we sometimes lack. it's like that too. here, as if, in general, he agreed with pleasure. i'm just like that balm. it must be that they are afraid of us. they are not afraid of us, and that is the problem. they are no longer afraid of us. and what is he afraid of, the russians are fighting the russians at the expense of the russians. the longer they fight , the more they fight. it’s better if someone there said that we

can still show it now. they oh-oh-oh, i'm afraid, i'm afraid i'm afraid. nothing, they are not afraid of a damn thing in this and the whole problem stems from this, that they are no longer afraid of the bastards, they raise the stakes. and they do it all the time. so he said there that we are like nothing to do with it. and who are these ukry, or something, they reconfigured something there, and he flew straight, exactly, to cut, so to speak, and scratch. yes, we do not know, we know well that it was just so there was no such little personal, and she. well, stop, of course, the americans are watching. no , not we, but in fact a fool to understand that they are still the sins of justice now. well, there's a plus or minus. here, accordingly, further. see what they are doing now with the serbs in the braid. well, it's just idiocy, it's beyond comprehension. so what kind of security regulations does he spit we like on everything, and now this question that our mi stated

that we did not leave. and this, how can we not leave again express concern, or what? oh, how we expressed concern, they are right. oh, just don’t take it right across the oceans, just don’t, just don’t express concern, so we are khan. so what? he understands perfectly well that earlier primakov turned around over the atlantic. yes, that's all we could do. and now we will be able to do it, because if they ignite conflicts there, they try to do it and transnistria is there, i'm also trying to blaze. they raise the stakes, that's why they say it's there, yes, we are against it, but in fact there are they in everything and they 'll get fucked in moscow, then we don't mind at all. we said in advance that we are yes, we said everything against it. you see, don't be afraid. they're not a damn thing, that's the problem. all that they are not afraid of, but it is necessary to make sure that they are afraid of this bastard. now we are now, we will gain strength, and so that the bastards are afraid. we are pleased to receive cashback for

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ol's clothes from december 5, discounts up to 40% on beauty gifts will continue to work live . and now we have a conversation that we have already started about the war of attrition, which we started at the beginning. well, in the military plane. well, now we are moving slowly to the economic plane. an interesting story happens here, when we talked about the military component. we talked about the fact that we are on the defensive and we exhaust them by the fact that they are constantly trying to break through, and we we recycle, we grind, there, and so on and so forth, but at the same time it was rightly said that being on the defensive even in very well and layered defenses. you recycle , recycle, recycle, then all the same, somewhere there is a moment, whether you have time to recycle everyone in one area or another. because yes, they go on the attack. yes, we are destroying their equipment, destroying their personal composition, but nevertheless, our positions, they are hammering with hammers, they are hammering them with

155 and so on and so forth, that is, of course, so are we, and war is war. we, too, are in this military exhaustion, too. in general, well, as if we are testing ourselves for strength in economic history. everything, in a sense, is the other way around, because and those who announced, well, we are economically close. it seems that they are depleted no less than we are. because, well, well, uh, i'm not saying we're not taking any losses. that's what i'm talking about. yes, that is, it's clear that, of course, it's not just our economy and not just our raw material industry, and so on and so forth. but, well, there today there are a lot of meetings in brussels there, and the leaders of the seven in an online format and the ministers of foreign affairs of the european union, which means they are discussing about them, i have already lost count. the ninth became. here is the package. e

sanctions. and here the question arises that they are already discussing the ninth, despite the fact that in general, to put it mildly , the previous eight work ambiguously for them, because with the same oil price. well, somehow i left in time for the tape there. eh, here is the fifth entered. here is the price of oil. i think to you, let her chat somewhere for a week it's worth nothing before a week anyway. i’m so on the twelfth i’ll be back on the 12th i’m coming back and i think that there is with ours this marginal oil price, otherwise they started to get up and then my granny, elin, was somehow so cute with her fabulous. e voice something like that, says the secretary of the treasury, by the way, the united states please. the first goal of the price cap policy is to limit the profits that russia receives as the second goal. we want russian oil to continue to enter the market, because russia is a significant supplier. it's a new policy that the price ceiling came into effect, only at the beginning of the week, but i would

say that so far everything is going well. i don't know if i'm the only one who thought this. and that grandma helen somehow persuades herself and others a little bit that, like, guys, like, everything is fine. fine. we just started now, we’ll kind of roll in, roll out, just a week later, well, as if it’s not possible right away, because after all, back and forth, that is, there is no kind of feeling. hey-her now, like, so we'll serve, but even so, but she still says that everything will be fine, the minister of energy answers her. saudi arabia's abdul aziz ben salman. and he kind of answers her. he says lady, you forgive me, of course, but as for the ceiling on oil prices from the russian federation that came into force on december 5, there are no clear results of this measure yet. also, there is no complete certainty that this will be implemented, he says to her very gently with

such an oriental. eh, as if saying with a klider, no. well, of course, i would not want to offend anyone, but no less, and in this sense, in your opinion, if it’s clear that yelin has his own rhetoric, the mensurman has his own rhetoric. actually. here, with this step they had planned for quite a long time, but in your opinion, it’s more likely, until it turns out, or rather, uh. well, just not fast, it turns out. it doesn't work out. the fact is that now speculators put pressure on oil prices. but if you look not at the chart, oil prices are a little soldered, otherwise who opens positions, you need to understand that when we say brand, that is, so much is not the oil that is supplied here now. this is oil, there is a landing in february, for example, this is a paper contract. and when we understand, uh, who is selling , speculators are selling, speculators who are simply playing for a fall in order to work out and show

how this measure works, and it will be very difficult to measure the shortage of oil, the shortage of oil supply and make up for it, because americans like they say they reached the plateau, that is, they can no longer mine. while america and canada consume 24 million bpd daily, europe consumes 15 million barrels per day, and if you do not invest in the oil and gas sector of the extractive sector. and if you limit someone, you remove volume from the market. there is a deficit deficit, while it is being replenished from reserves from storage, when they run out, what will you do? well, actually abdul-aziz, belsalman is about her, as far as i understand about it and says that, in general, it’s not very, it’s clear how this is possible in the modern world, and dear grandmother elena, i understand him so correctly, and she is an informed person, because she is before was the needle fed and i think that the united states secretary of the treasury he understands what is there in the economy. yep, how difficult it is. and when

we are told that liberals like to talk about russia, russia is such a small economy. here it will not withstand the whole west against it, there are trillions. i say, look at the american, let's say yes, 80% is big - this is gdp, these are services services there. uh, that's real gdp well, there is energy and , uh, production 10%. yes, and it turns out that when we compare this monster like this healthy. let's kick out hollywood let's kick out medicine and so on. let it lie down for a while, and then we'll see, and we'll understand. maybe he will come to his senses that he opposes us. and what about this kolos? yes, it seems huge, but in reality, even if you print trillions of money, you will not produce for these trillions. yeah, what is needed to maintain the economy to continue the war against russia if you have nothing to produce, that is, in other words. you tell me that, well, that's not good. she's an old lady, it's

not good to compare her. but it's like this figure of speech, what is she like? well, you know who, what? she, in principle, understands everything, but she cannot say . and about whether it will work or not, that is, she understands that this ceiling on oil in the economy cannot work, but she must say that, well, as if now, quietly, quietly, as if we were selling it through. yes, when they are already retiring, they are already saying, honestly, that it is a sin, that her predecessors are faithful. i'm talking about this, that she, as it were, now gives out a little wishful thinking for children for reality, because well, as it were, the regulations are obliged, but yes, but in this sense, what is interesting here is that and we say that they cannot. and there, this is a world in which there is interesting, because in this economic world there are different interests, and here, for example, there is turkey, which in this situation is difficult, in which you can get something by playing like this, or you can get something by playing otherwise, there is turkey, which, as you can see, this

is, as it were, a map, but this is actually a traffic jam of tankers, and which arises because turkey, which, as far as i understand, maybe i i don’t fully understand, which, in general, no one obliged or forced to show these additional guarantees from insurance companies, but it nevertheless does this for companies, and here the question arises. what is turkey playing any opinion? i don’t know, because i don’t understand anything about this, that turkey, in fact, is not in words, but in fact, well, as it were, practically joins these very anti-russian sanctions in this part. i do not think that turkey joins in words. as many as you like just like elin in words. she is at work. she has to say it, so it will say something. that's how everything is real. this is also a tube. here is a cork itself, because there

is. eh, very cool. said it was powerful. the main thing is that everything is clear. there are tankers that turkey lets ours through, but there is one that doesn’t let through, and as far as i know, well, experts will correct, as they say, but i was looking for this information specifically for those tanks that do n’t go to europe pass, yeah, about which here in europe does not pass and then the question arises. stop, but because this price ceiling is not valid for europe , the price ceiling is valid. for everyone, this is firstly, and secondly, well, why do we not believe in this particular moment erdogan, who says, as for himself, it is always even more insurance, but i want to ask, this is connected with insurance. they didn’t give a shit about alexander before, or they’ll say that i ’m wrong. they used to be all from one source from london of all insurance companies, but now they are no longer there, yes, which were passed through the bosphorus and were

insured by our insurance companies. turks are they accepted, but that’s all our insurance, that is, the instructions were not sent to europe, but they were given to africa, that is, turkey does not join these sanctions in fact by the ceiling. don't just get you the most out of having this bottle city of two. that's what i wanted to see you, because i'm talking about it again, i read about it and heard that they tell me that turkey has somehow joined the fact , but now, since i say, i kind of believe in myself today joined, she just earns, firstly, turkey earns. secondly, the word turkey always appears right next to the word elections, everything that erdogan is doing now is aimed at one thing, even now he is not building the ottoman empire. he has a task unlike other politicians who never think about elections at all and in general they drive him into bad circumstances, and they will tell him everything now, even geopolitics is subordinated to one task of elections, uh, to win the presidential elections. they

're already on him now. well, here i understand it. yeah, but we're still here, uh, what rarely rarely said in recent times, we have made many proposals to turkey in a variety of ways. no, not a single offer that you would not like here. because all the offers that we made to them are mutually beneficial, when we offered them to make a gas hub, which our opponents began to write about. well, everything is now turkey will force russia, it will be a hand in general, not there, of course. well, because russia will give gas to turkey at the same price, and turkey will continue to host an exchange and sell it for more high price and have your own profit, as in the oriental bazaar. no, well, in general, turkey is a monopoly, e russian gas on one side of the european market. this is how we have a chance to stay without this

market. how many times do i explain to people who are indignant, why didn't you blow up the pipe? because why should we abandon the european market after the war. we need development after the war. moreover, it will be necessary to develop, it is impossible to refuse the market after the market, in fact, they are fighting. and therefore, if now this window in st. petersburg is a window petrovsky is closing, this turkish one opens with a window and let it work well. because we do not have the opportunity to bend, as it were, but conditionally, erdogan. but now we will stop building a nuclear power plant. well, don't quit, of course, i understand. this is a mutually beneficial story, i understood, but in fact, here's to the conversation, and there the eighth package of sanctions is going to be the ninth package of sanctions, yes, the ministers. uh, j7 european and so on. after all, we are also inclined to often say that uh, uh, in this case they are europeans - these are their packages of sanctions. they are on us pressure, but in this pressure, too, after all,

quite interesting things happen, which, well, it seems to me, it is worth starting to analyze the macron from one side. well, he's true, of course, he periodically rushes about. he tries all the time how to sit on all the chairs and call all the phones. it’s just that he calls one at a time all the time, then he gets offended, then he still calls. yes, but, uh, uh, it's an interesting story that emmanuel macron starts talking about the need to start thinking about architecture. tomorrow's dangers now to the question of tomorrow. yes here you are talking tomorrow after the war, and he says a very important phrase that we must protect our allies, it is clear who he means, but at the same time give russia guarantees of her own security. this is macron. it's conditional. old europe is there - this is right now who he is there, the deputy minister of foreign affairs of poland well, as if at this moment nothing further can be done, but this is also very revealingly stated. the next thing that is extremely important is not to allow, as it was to be drawn into the argument that ukraine supposedly should give some part, and so on

, the question arises in the light of the fact that with the sanctions all these things are not very successful, that in general, they themselves are also completely depleted, as it were, these absentee polemics, they are also very revealing , in your opinion, after all, in which direction is this going or can it go, poles and others will push through there, anglo-saxon poodles, these baltic ones, and so on, or still, these macrons have them there and well, i don’t know who else is there old europe germans about germans already in general, how talking scary. my faith in them is almost broken . they could still or they could still somehow something like that. in terms of what the macron says to do, no, i can’t. in my opinion, macron will not be able to do anything. he periodically declares something about the absence. eh, there, or rather about nato's brain death, there you have to do phantom pains in europe on your own. yes, like, here we are now, since, uh, germany cannot now france will take over and lead everything in europe

, they will not be able to do anything. this time because right now, one trend in europe is that it is searching with russia on the escalation. they still believe that they can really defeat us. they really think so. note. it doesn't look like it doesn't. well , listen, well, 200,000 poles are mobilizing. what fear are they? why do it? 200,000 people put under arms, they do it because they are poles. well, the french are french, yes. here, you understand, no one listens to the french. it is already there blathering that russia needs to provide some kind of security conditions there. and what kind of security conditions can a macron provide, what can it say? come on guys. we are now withdrawing nato and taking, as we agreed there, so to speak, with gorbachev, perhaps, the anniversary is impossible. there is no security for us that he, vladimir vladimirovich , provided back in the twenty-first year. of course

not, they won't. well, how do you understand this absurdity? it 's the same as what they say. i, too, am a tractor in a field of holes-holes. we are for the world for the world for the world we are all for the world. come on, well, this is complete nonsense, because it's coming now the escalation is complete and nato is preparing for an armed clash with us. and this is obvious. if i now turn a blind eye to this, then we will simply again think the same thing that we will take ukraine now in 2 days. well, really? no one closes their eyes to the question of what, when we say that we need to prepare for an armed confrontation with nato well, with such a nato that this fucker represents. in this situation, i still imagine the french . sorry. excuse me, yes, means and i am very bad for yourself. i'm very bad at this situation. and a macron. in this situation, i have a very bad idea of ​​​​the spaniards, the portuguese, the belgians there. god bless the dutch. yes

, i represent all these poles in this situation, yes, but only polyakov but in this situation, next to them, the reichstach defended each other, their last presence, however, how did you understand? i'm not saying that why not force. i then ask who, in the current situation, is that fascist germany that created that ses that went to poland poland - this is today's. yes, and poland lives. she thinks about something completely different. this is what alexey said. it's wildly important, because they are really going to make friends. not yet. it's just more than that right now. sorry , here i just need to add to the fact that in fact this is all serious, that i was talking just now. uh, well, as if on the line of contact, well, directly with combat units. that is, they say that, in principle, from the other side it is already easier to find the poles correctly, and the poles are the poles of the regulars, who are dressed in cartoons like pmcs, but in fact

they are regular poles quite right. and that is, they are not just already preparing, they are also training. and moreover, in the field, they are not only here, even the fact that they are buying a heavy armament. no, not the americans, but in south korea it is independence from the american team from orders, including, well, this topic is in their head for a second. here is her polish myth, it is the cerebellum that presses. they cannot do otherwise. they dream that it will be the main country of europe she will be. look, here they are with this peasant, who is being pressed by these imperial phantom pains. here they are with this cerebellum. here, within the framework of this war, they are doing what they have been doing for belarus for years. they can go there. vladimir vladimirovich said that he was aware of it. vladimir vladimirovich is generally aware of everything, in fact, they will simply not understand, in fact it has always been like this. here are the five areas. here they are going to stand here in the administrative head and let them stand, but they

think that we will stand here. we will be neutral, because if we go further we need. everything you need you need vinnitsa everything you need. well, you know, there is another germany. i would like this, let them work with them for several years, crawl themselves, ask back, vinnitsa zhytomyr would definitely ask. by the way, catherine ii said the borders of russia are safe, and then they are reliably guarded when russian soldiers stand on both sides of the border, well done. let's understand that in europe there is actually another germany about which we all forgot the lands, the habsburgs yes austria hungary czech republic slovakia southern germany which if these surrender here are the schols and the company these can return, but here, but here the topic is interesting, that when you talk about the authors of hungary austria hungary is one czech republic

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categorically against it taking place under the national flag and anthem, you know, in fact , it’s like saying that it’s still 24 years old. and why isn't it now? here’s mine, i ’m saying this on purpose now, so that later, so to speak, it would be necessary to retreat back no, now the most important thing is when said. it is this that pushes us to see if we are at least ready to discuss this. this is my personal private opinion, which should now be voiced in response, that no theoretical conversation about the fact that we can even discuss the possibility of performing somewhere without our flag is impossible and not only suzanne barks. you shouldn't even open your mouth about it, because if you could still talk about it before the special military operation. well, yes, athletes have been training for this all their lives and it is necessary, as it were, maybe now crawl away this speech about that one and perform without a

flag, as we have disgraced several times now this speech about that flag with which the boys. they fight and die, and the one who will be ready for the country to enter the olympics without this flag. i don't choose the right words. he will betray the memory of these boys, and they will not let him do it, because he is at the headquarters of one of the combat units. now i remembered about it hanging. here is such a poster it is better to be a country, an outcast, than a country with gays. and now, if we go for it, we'll be the ones. here i’m saying this on purpose now, so that later, when god forbid it starts to be discussed, you know that i’ve already said everything, then time has passed without a return , the program continues its work on the air, the program

time will show with you anatoliy kuzichev, we will start today in ukraine immediately reported, in fact. even more important than the actual kisses and hugs, on the stairs it is reported that tomorrow an international conference in support of ukraine will open in paris and, naturally, zelensky, as it has already become, so to speak, a tradition will speak at it in an online format and in the same place they say they will discuss the restoration of ukraine, the french, so to speak, the french business itself , there are some means outlining the regions for restoration, and so on,

investments are already being discussed, that’s all, and in social networks at this time they are discussing this visit and actually vladimir zelensky comments. we have considered the comments carefully. this is the kind, it is they who have creatively rethought the french readers. eh, the cover. remember time magazine cover of the year. why am i doing all this, well, to the old folk, and the wisdom of russian folk wisdom does not speak gop until you jump over to poetry. uh, you know, or kipling well, you think it's worth dinner before inviting guests and to the famous phrase of the 1945 model in the original. it sounded and these defeated us. and now, probably, the ukrainians will ask that these people rebuilt us seriously. we continue to work live, you know, except for the chancellor. well

, so to speak, in a political sense, there is another person in germany, in fact, who is also called chancellor with much more respect than politicians call this man. franz buckenbauer, brilliant and football players, coach and so on. so he once remarked that football is the most essential of the non-essential things in uh now these days. this is particularly clear. it can be seen that he was absolutely right, because football gives us. so to say, reflections not only and far from only on football topics. here, look on saturday, the moroccan team beat the portuguese team with a score of 1:0. congratulations to the moroccans for the first time in the history of a team from africa climbed, so to speak, so high number. he sent out the 1/4 finals in the championship after the victory of his combined crowd. here they are, the moroccans took to the streets. london paris sat down to celebrate this magnificent victory. let's hear how it was. never made it this far. they have just made history again in a moroccan

holiday. the moroccans are crazy. they have euphoria everyone went outside to celebrate what happened, as they did in previous matches, there are a lot of fans here. they are very happy. how can you hear? the uttermost madness? here now they are happy and proud. this is the first semi-final for morocco and the first for the african team. this is a historic event. everyone is happy to win. morocco was celebrated even in paris on the champs-elysees against the backdrop of christmas lights, and under the supervision of the police, the fans of this team, who today managed to defeat portugal, took to the streets to celebrate this historic match, moroccans around the world take to the streets and celebrate their loud victory in the world championship. today was an amazing match of the world cup, which led morocco into a frenzied euphoria. the victory of the team is celebrated not only on the streets of morocco, but throughout africa, the middle east and around the world. with bated

breath, as well as the public service of paris i'm waiting, of course, for the game of the moroccan team against the french team in paris will be. yes? it's going to be hot in paris, anyway, well, it's clear that this celebration of reaching the semi-finals ended in riots with the police in france, they had to disperse people from the streets with the help of grinding gas. about 170 man, arrested look.

paris how often does kirill valeryevich speak to me behind the scenes of the city of love, do you understand? yes? well, that's how they broke up quite hard these happy people, yes, well, listen, this is still it's just a quarter-final on wednesday semi-final. here. uh, we'll see what happens, but that's all. well, i'm not talking about this at all, not about the manner of detention. there people are not about to the east turned into paris uh, after wednesday. not at all about this, european

viewers paid attention to the behavior of the footballers of the moroccan national team after the final whistle of that the match itself many of them celebrated the victory together with the attention of their families midfielder . you see, yes, the author of the winning goal danced with his mother on the football field, the first thing he rushed to the podium was to kiss his mother again . well, as if rather strange, if to say, unthinkable in our time, in private conversations, what the germans say about this. listen, very carefully. it is very interesting. german a commentator at the 2022 world cup in qatar drew attention to moroccan players hugging and kissing their parents. he said we no longer see close family ties in our western societies the concept of the family is disappearing and we can only see players kissing their models and girlfriends while their parents stay in nursing homes for a big role in winning. morocco played the moral support

of the family. and we came to support homosexuality and covered our mouths with our hands. we taught them to mean moroccans play football, so they have succeeded and surpassed us and we must learn from them the ethics of family values. hoping that one day we will see our players kissing the forehead of their mothers and fathers. well, they didn’t throw themselves, but it seems to you, here, so to speak, our attention. here's to this aspect to this commentary, and to this, how can i say to this one? at first it was such a thread, it looks like a crack. and now it's just an abyss in the right mindset approaches the same. uh, hockey, which shows. he also plays paris. saint-germain e in french and recently, psg played in t-shirts, lgbt decorated oh, i played there too. uh, where it's abnormal, that is, maybe it's one and the other thing. now it's one thing when you, when you have the pressure of a contract, corporate, so to speak, there is culture and everything else, and another thing when you can within your own. notice the football

team, where they play not for money. well, there, of course , there are premium everything else, but in clubs it is a contract. these are your obligations. and it's like here, yes, for your country, and here you are realized as you, and not as you say, elements of a business mechanism. there is no national team. this is a huge transfer platform. this is where it is formed. true cost, which then pretends, in short, it doesn't matter, you know. you just want to present all this and lgbt movements as a huge carnival there with a little break for work, but in fact, not always. this is how it all happens in different ways. here, for example, we have uh, big a friend of e of serbia yes and prime minister anna bernaevich yes are open and the lgbt representative is a lesbian, but she doesn’t look like she doesn’t walk with a flag right away, and she looks like lyudmila prokofievo there, yes, she walks from office romance. eh, now she is fighting in general, she has a difficult situation there. yes, on the borders with obliquely. here she is, and they think, but she does not look at all. uh, like some kind of otorva or some other kind of turnover. a person works from morning to night and from night to morning and raise his son, son igor, by the way, is also a son. she has

eat. here, too, in the russian manner. so even in a conservative country that also aspires to europe, there may be another manifestation. well, let's put it this way, lgbt. well, i don’t even know what it is propaganda because it doesn’t even participate in these sites, so it’s different for this short digressions into, so to speak, as if into the secret life of modern european politicians. i'm even wider. that's when we talk about value. come on, it’s clear that a different approach is there, uh, it manifests itself somewhere, and it’s clear that it manifests itself on football. football is like a playground, where where? naturally, you understand that emotions prevail, do you not play there? you're there, it's not a declaration, it's not a policy. this is real life, real passion, real reaction. i think this is interesting. yes? yes, a little, maybe, uh, a little with a magnifying glass, but still consider it, because there it manifests a person. yes, tell me, it’s immensely beautiful, and not only that the trouble has come out, but the germans, as they put it, the commentators were brilliant, and the germans were just at the championship

a million memes. that's when the germans take pictures like this. that's how they are, well, these players. this is what they mean by shutting our mouths. and we want to talk about lgbt, they give me, and we will and so on, but this phrase itself, that now the germans must now look in the freeze with a beard. yes, but there was one, which did not shoot, which i will do, but there are no germans who should learn from the maracanese from eternal values. this, of course, is also very much in this sound. interestingly, it is because they depict everything to us digital world. they portray everything to us as some kind of uh humanist who has no humanism at all, but life is generally analogous and as soon as the electricity is turned off. we understand life, the analog values ​​of the former from the stone age. little has changed and you can talk about lgbt as you like and so on, but in principle, if life becomes analogous, it turns out that

the germans should follow the example of the moroccans. now there is already returning to his own. naturally. analog line. listen, but it doesn't come back, of course, in analog. rather. so hmm uh, planets separated returns to somewhere. and somewhere so to speak, people by all means. i am among them, i will stand in the forefront, to say not to let this develop. you ask what, and i'll tell you what. i don't know how to speak decently out loud, but an artificial womb. so can you speak well? and already said. please show us, so to speak, what awaits us all. good each capsule is designed to accurately reproduce the conditions that exist inside the mother's womb, one laboratory can incubate up to 30,000 grown in baby labs. per year, the ai-based system also monitors your child's physical features and reports any potential genetic abnormalities. our goal is to give you smart offspring. if you want your child to be lost and have a bright future , our elite package offers you the opportunity to genetically

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a presentation, please, alexey alekseevich and yelets were actually documentary filmmakers. and we now, yes, they wrote all this, just letter by letter. now we have all this. one writer from kyiv mikhail bulgakov has already, in my opinion, closed the topic in a dog's heart. any woman can give birth? why e here try to improve to engage in eugenics, and so on. moreover, uh, many countries in the 20th century had a very bad experience, connected just with evgeny evgenka and an attempt to improve. eh, the human race. it never led to anything worthwhile and good; it led to, uh, dead-end paths of development, global wars to the dehumanization of so many individuals. hmm, and then the nuremberg tribunals. it seems to me that these guys who are now posing as very, advanced progressive scientists. in fact, they do things that a person should not

do. you just understand, alexey alekseevich. a whole half of the conventionally world has a consistency, therefore, about and actually everything that we are there, that we are discussing lgbt p, we are her i plus there, and so on, are actually a manifestation of this consensus. the so-called consensus. in fact, just trying to undo the human history of human experience history. e, talking about that a person must be formed and improved by participating in his mistakes, comprehending the meaning of life. yes, uh, sharp corners. eh, periodically bumping there er, comprehend it all. here is an easy way. we, you pay us, we will make you an ideal child, and your family will have one problem. the fact is that this child has no past. it is he who will not be able to realize anything of the human, that is, you understand, guys, they offer no past no. it's also not made of plastic. that is, he has a past, of course, there is and, of course, it is getting rid of all of them

who cannot have children from the need to look for the opposite matter from the inevitable. he according to ukrainian legislation, a surrogate magic of crime, according to russian. in my opinion, and a lot of problems because of this, everything sort of decides what is there. excuse me, please, who still does not know, kids, that you are there and the sperm. of course, and the egg, probably, and that's all there. it's just that he is in this incubator, that is, not to do it. the point is to pay attention. here what alexey alekseevich says, i actually agree with this, but you understand that those who say this aleksey alekseevich are an overwhelming minority, not only where it is official, so to speak, a formal concept, but also here and when well, you understand in what's the point of talking in general about so to speak about value, there's like guys and you deserve to have a man with a man, then this one. but, of course, we are against it. and when you show this, he will say that it’s normal, so i

would order my own, which means, blue ones, uh, there is in mind the eyes, and there and there changed. yes, so that genetic diseases do not pass. it all sounds, everything is terribly humanistic, yes. whose terribly humanistic you understand first the color of the eyes , the color of the hair, and only then the disease, but this is the most important point, why all this is very important. listen friends. it’s not for me that you, so to speak, are philosophically much larger than me, but it’s not for me to explain to you that the absence of genetic diseases, in general, any flaw. so to speak , makes a person. something else not human. and what kind of people they are, that’s why all these humanistic signs, because you have squeezed out the most intelligent person, he says with progress i can’t, i can’t take everything. cancel. you see, after all, the times since the time of sharikov and medicine

are very much in the direction of sharikov. as you understand, in my heart it didn’t work out well not to dehumanize, in fact it didn’t work out for alexei that here she really is dehumanized. the main thing is the elimination of the institution of motherhood. i tell you that a child is brought up in the womb, but not here, then the pipes. thank you, we remember the moroccans who kiss their fabrics. yes, this is the result of their parents. you will tell him a bioconstructor from something. uh, it's some kind of bio-robot converting it to him. this is what we used to watch science fiction films, like the clone wars there from star wars. this is this is an attempt. this is not only to create a kind of bio-construction given by some kind of biological psychic properties. well, it's understandable to continue to manage them. this is the ideal that does not consider that it is precisely this and the overwhelming

to manage, because this test-tube child has no connection with his parents, this is an illusion, because when they let it flow, they can let it flow, then there are no parents there. eh, not close to know. this is the request of parents as long as dietary diseases. there are not so many physical diseases for which to create such an industry and some genetic diseases that they are treated in a much different way. and here they show you the conveyor. an assembly line made by people, nor a people conveyor that will rivet those who you need a given eye color, hair, and so on, and genetic diseases - this is a pure prologue, friends. look at us, first of all, we are nothing anyway. well, if cyril thinks that, so to speak, he bought into this sign, look like a communist one under the pretext that we will save humanity from the disease. well, you understand that it is in fact that the

road to hell is paved with words, and in the literal sense, not metaphorical in the real one, which we organize here with the hands of scientists, brilliant scientists with the hands these new ones. we organize everything. hell, and such a canonical one, which is described in the most detailed way, we repeat it here. we can’t argue with each other and there’s no need to argue it for me, it’s like that, well, for you, that’s how it is for the majority. i'm afraid this is bad, so to speak, bad news for the majority, but these humanistic signs are a super argument. this is a super argument. in any dispute, listen. this will save humanity from genetic pain. well, yes. well, of course, this is an important factor, which means that's all, but that's not my question. we now not about ethical issues gathered to talk. look around russia nonetheless. eh, we have, we have our own consensus, at least the political one for sure, yes, that it is not ours, that we are not following this path. we want to remain human with genetic diseases. somehow we will try to treat them. we will learn to treat them, and we will never put them there. here

's the last one. how we love to say red lines. yes, we’ll step over it and stop being people, we are the rest of this, but listen, maybe be there to look for a perspective then. uh, how to say attractiveness, now they have one more consistency about the anti-russians of russia, what are we to say? we are mordor, we are and we are someone there, well, i won’t even list it, it’s clear but after all. this is also a great common denominator in order to become if we need it, i don’t know, you will answer, to become attractive. look at the conveyor there in the old fashioned way, so to speak, everything, as expressed by a single analog method. not because we can’t, but because we don’t want it would be everything is great. we had fertility levels, high. yes, as before the soviet years. if this is a problem, if we have this problem, but there are categorically against it, of course, the decision would like to have children against the fact that the elementary western society over starts to sprout right in this studio, that is, they do not give a say, another

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in my opinion, this is another proof that nazism was reincarnated there only in a different left-liberal shell. everything remains the same . let's change the kids. uh, let's make eyes, eye color, hair color, and so on, ideal, because , apparently, nature makes them not ideal from the very beginning, that is, there is a concept of some kind of inferiority, and everything is pasted on it under a. uh, such an attractive sign that we have to fight genetic diseases, really seeds to fight, but here u what we see now kirillerevich remind you that, by the way, i apologize, but the nazis, too, because they are all sorts of deviations, yes, with genetic ones, including this was one of the main arguments of such similar ones. uh, research. they also knew the same

depth of arguments were about the fight against jews and gypsies. etc. all the nazis had it was the same nazi totalitarian, the same nazi. this totalitarian society is only modern reincarnation and uh, what about genetic diseases, probably really these technologies, they can be treated, but here we see an example. you know how there is surgery that treats diseases and problems of people that are incompatible with life, and there is plastic surgery that does not cure anything like that, but is just a service and a way for a corporation to make money. here is the same thing. that is, if we are talking about what needs to be treated in e, the germ of a genetic disease. yes, but when it turns into a service that is capable of supporting a large totalitarian corporation, it is, of course, the notion of the consequences that these genetic interventions. here, then, these are genetically doctors, wait a second. they are basically principles. yes, this is genetic engineering. it has already intervened, for example,

in the production of food products, they created the so -called gmo products, improving their properties. so what about the application of these gmo foods all over the world we got a bunch of different diseases that got acquired. to be fair, look we all don't like it. i also avoid everything, as all normal people avoid to fight with their voice i avoid products labeled there as gmos yes, but in general, scientists e do not confirm that there is even a mechanism of some kind, means, uh, damage to human genes through genetic medicine in fairness for everything, so that we would not be reproached later that we argue about which makes no sense at all. i mean friends. we still talk more about general principles there. to me each here it is more interesting not to understand the nuances, the general principles are already clear. we agree with him, except for hill valeryevich who was captivated by the sign. we fight genetic diseases. yes, everyone else has it so to speak, i understand there is a complete consultation, i repeat. well, isn't it good to

say so, well, not a good watershed, but clearly, finally, to articulate who we are and who they are, and to formulate who? this is how we differ from others . well, won't that, so to speak, change their current and current consensus that russia is a monstrous hellfire, admittedly evil evil evil evil and so on. look at the american congresswoman. it's so right speak. yes, vicki harser, here she is performing. she speaks in congress about the law of naked marriages a normal person. now it's funny, so to speak, a normal person. look at the reaction of a normal person, please. mr. chairman, i'll tell you that my priority is protecting religious liberty, protecting people of faith, and protecting americans who believe in the true meaning of marriage. i hope and pray that my colleagues will find the courage in themselves. i hope and pray that my colleagues find the courage to join me in opposing this erroneous and dangerous bill. why is she

called crying? well, because everything that was explained to her was an indestructible value. eh, you see, in front of her eyes, her colleagues are destroying, destroying, and with some kind of demonic laughter. here, and now we remember another figure. and it's all connected. actually, remember the trout. so, how did he characterize us, so to speak? here again, they and we, this is where they pass. this distinction is about, uh, means europe and everything else. and here he is europe is a garden, the rest is the world. most of the rest of the world is the jungle and the jungle can make a reflection in the garden gardeners must take care of the siege. well, i don’t know alexey alekseevich it seems to me that this is true, this is a good chance for us, well, it’s clear that we’ll have to dream, so to speak, that our planets will be united, our blue planet, fragile, etc. but i understand that it is necessary to build either a wall or a moat. and live and put your lives

on the perimeter of machine gunners. yeah well that's perfect there are such ideas, but worries have already been overcome. in principle, one can understand, he really lives a life, where is it called? money merrock when uh you think that's what surrounds you. and this is a garden, and everything else there is a hostile jungle, by the way, the moroccans just did the same thing. they showed that morocco is really a football garden anyway , er with your values ​​and so on. and everything else. excuse me some lgbt jungle that's it in this regard. uh, own example. he is very important. so this pain can be left to jose, if jose barrel did not occupy a key position in one of the key positions in the european union and did not influence the policy of the european union, which allowed an armed conflict to unfold on its territory. in ukraine, and which selflessly destroy, uh, the

foundation of their br-, uh, the german economy under completely far-fetched reasons, and so on, if the gardener had not gone crazy, i would say so, because referring to the fact that gardeners are there most of the gardens are european. i just went crazy. in my opinion. and the garden in this sense acquires. well, not at all, the garden of lews carroll, yes, the salts there as rabbits to everyone else, he takes on the sinister outlines of such a european cemetery, where crowds of e, either fans or migrants, will run back and forth and smash everything that they can even imagine. here sometimes it is, so to speak, in one person and a person sits. uh, with tea. e at home and says, no, this is the same gardeners, i understood one thing, tell me what do you think about this phrase then they tried to clean it up everywhere, but like any phrase that i'm sorry, they tried to clean it up, in my opinion. popular and now only know it from the saying there is

such a so-called barber effect, streisand is only worse. yes, barbara streisand was there, which means she tried to remove one photo through the court, which, in general, no one really needed her for nothing, in my opinion, yes, in my opinion, six people came over there for some month to look at this picture of her type estate when she went to court and said categorically. ban everyone. well, as you understand, this is the most popular photo in the world, so there was no need to apologize and delete the barrels. e, tell me please, what do you think, if we have, if we have a chance, uh, to put together, if you like, a pro-russian consensus among the people it is precisely on these grounds, based on the denial that they show why, well, i have absolutely no doubt that you will be able to live behind a large wall, which will be fenced off from the world, moreover, this digital world around you its neatly this wall. he will build it on his own and you will also help him, it will,

of course, be higher or like a chinese one and more significant. why can't you forge a consensus on that basis, because uh, that's not the kind of basis that consensuses are made on. tell the chinese it's a problem it's not worth the indians. this problem is not worth it for the mongols. that is, you generally try with someone, and on what to build consensus concerts, for which you can build it economically. see. he's with vicki hart who's crying on the podium, the house of representatives, so there uh, the american says. listen to what you are doing people come to your senses lord if you were and so on, the red peaceful country. here is either such a russia as during gorbachev's time or during yeltsin, such a russia, or such a russia that was during the world cup, such a kind one, yes, then it might come to you. you have pulled yourself up some single characters who are crying on the

podium, all the rest will not pull themselves up, because on the one hand here is a biden. he also had an amazing inagratory speech, where he listed all religions and said that all people have equal rights, there are protestants and there are non-orthodox quiet muslims, and that’s all. i will support everyone on the other side of his religious. topic, the absolute does not care. and this is absolutely not mainstream anywhere in the world, except maybe here, but here your braces have already been imposed on people a little in the west, they will not be fastened with these braces to you. it's not that i say this in such a timid hope, and suddenly it will work out. i'm just trying to say it, i'm trying be a pragmatist and theoretically, let it reason in uh, so to speak in terms of real flight. yes, what do you think? i think the moroccans don't give a damn about the collapse of the rebuild. it 's absolutely awesome. let's see how they lived, i'm returning to the huracán again, i don't think that they turned some kind of paradigm here, and they, well, they were lucky, how lucky we were with the spaniards

, they stayed there, how they played. four or three will end up in the semi-finals from the french and again go to their clubs in europe to separate them values. divide ours to share whatever they are told. that's all for now. they rejoice. while it’s really great for the first time, the slave countries got, uh, these emotions, which, of course, the leadership of channel one for trust, but, apparently, i still don’t know how to formulate very clearly, i couldn’t convey to the kirillari that we are not about football at all. here but nevertheless, thanks for your comment. we will use it on wednesday, when the moroccans will play with the french, please build a new new ideology. i agree with you thank you very much cyril write really being built, but not on the perimeter of russia in my opinion. the western world builds it around itself and this garden really turns from a garden into an abandoned cemetery. where it’s not that they don’t let anyone in, as they try to imagine, where, in principle, no one wants to go,

because there they can change something there , sew on and so on. well, that is, there, it’s just that they themselves seem to me so, yes, they turn into some political freaks, with all this ideology, because for most of the countries world, and hmm with which, by the way, russia is building partnerships. this is brix sco. it's two -thirds of the world there. yes, the same china india where people, in principle, er, look yes from some deep indian province and do not understand. well, what's going on, why close your mouth or eyes , i don't know what they are there. closed. why is something cut or sewn on? this is how normal from this point of view russia can become a stronghold of the traditional west, that is, the west to which we are accustomed, which was the engine the progress of the normal west of a normal person. so, in fact, real europe is now to us everything that happened after there, uh, it means that it’s just a desecration of all values. they also declared, but real europe now here are real groups. this is absolutely the country. we

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they wrote that you started the russian sura, that somehow we are behaving differently, that we do not value the honor of the minds of the french, that you are ashamed of your union flag, what a pity you are very proud golden-horned, that we want to conquer something, then, yes they gave you a

strict answer, like noisy naughty schoolchildren don’t like it, blame yourself for not breaking your hat us in front of you. not for you to disassemble the fate of russia. european events, that in 1854, that now the same ones are all trying to sort out the fate of russia, but this is not for you, comrades. thank you for your attention. the information channel on the first continues this program time will tell the western interpretation of what is happening in the donbass is completely different there are those people who are trying to objectively tell the whole world about what is happening, including

western journalists, but who are simply not allowed to do it they are not allowed to do it normally fulfill your as a professional duty within the framework of the project, my living journalist alexander bravovoy met in donetsk with our foreign colleagues who work there and who are trying to convey the truth to the world. i am going to meet with our foreign journalist colleagues who came to donbass here to tell and show e, which is not very convenient for the west, the truth. right now, former us police officer john dugan and his friend, a journalist from the uk, not only cover the events taking place here in luhansk donetsk people's republic well, they deliver humanitarian aid to people.

in particular, though. and dasha dugin died, according to media reports, her father alexander dugin was supposed to be with her, but at the last moment he got into another typewriter,

that yes, he was involved in the ukrainian authorities, respectively, though the biggest terrorist in the world is breaking through - this is the united states of america more destruction and more damage around the world. they killed more people than all other countries combined. ah. not that they are now supplying weapons. daria was incredible when we went to azovstal together. i offered her not

to go, because it was really dangerous, and i was very worried about her, but she answered. no, i 'm going to go. she always did what she thought was right and i really loved her. we are descending into the catacombs. azu, get up, that's all. here, nazi literature, some ss badges, as well as ukrainian flags, portraits of heroes with the nickname satan. well, actually, it’s clear who was on the opposite side. these people, apparently, have neither there nor conscience, so it’s clear that exactly years. they bombed the donbass and destroyed, and the russian-speaking population of the us government it did not just do this, as a preliminary step came from them anything caught. this is the only reason. why she's trying to write about it shows how honest i've

always been interested to know from the first source that at school the american school is told about that war from the horny victory to this war with practically nothing about it. the father is his children who study in america. yes, they know nothing about this over the reichstag. photography in general banned. it is banned on facebook, it cannot be posted, i want to ask.

what is this item for you? yeah, how is it organised? you are the main thing here, as i understand it, i am generally the most mariupol resident. here, as you can see, i am engaged in humanitarian cargo in order to help people more today. i really need help. especially heaters. here, if possible, heaters, batteries , flashlights, everything is also needed, everything is relevant, yes, a blanket, warm pillows, and everything is relevant, because we need a lot of fire victims. the russians have gone it turns out and into the entrance and look. people from the basement began to go out, they were all in shock. well, because the crowds of people we were sitting in the entrance on the eighth ninth floor in the partitions for some reason it was, how to say in my head. if we go down to the basement,

then this is all. the mass grave of the house was rocking the cowards like i don’t know what, because they didn’t hurt anything. well, thank god well, they buried everything about themselves with their own hands near the house. well, the father is already there. well, we couldn't just get there, because it was impossible to get there, boys. ours were shooting. well, once these beauties got up, they were sitting for an expression saying that, well, go to him. we can not. we went to him for the last time on the seventh of march, said goodbye, as they say, we ransacked, and he says that he will be the thirty-eighth. but you often work in such a tandem usa great britain donbass because mike wanted to come to donbass with these people, that it is easy for him to criticize those who fled from

mobilization because you have a british passport. nobody mobilizes you. here they work in mariupol and talked to people. and they they said that they were waiting for the russian army. many said that the ukrainian military used them. as a human shield, if she returns as a journalist, i am here in donetsk and the weather here illuminates the situation, i was persecuted first, my content was deleted on the

internet, then my bank account was closed. and yesterday i received documents that they even opened a corner against me. the weird ones who have huge problems tell the truth about what's going on. a lot of help is needed. you see how people are forced to live when they had a good solid house here, it is gone. everything in the ruins of a blanket, warm warm boots. no children or adults have tights. how

do we help each other out somewhere good people bring me, zhenya is not suitable or i give it to other people, that is, we somehow don’t get lost in chains, we help each other. we watched our movie brother 2, where the protagonist asks the united states almost any reason that used to make america great disappeared now this question is easier to answer. they are able to overcome anything.

the people in russia are really amazing, if that's understand foreigners, then, of course, it’s a sin not to understand, for us and for such caring people who help our people do not leave their troubles , the popular front opened a special new year’s collection ahead of our big holiday, a traditional holiday. and our guys on the front lines will also celebrate the new year new year in the trenches and so that they understand that we do not forget about them. let's all together help them celebrate this new year in a special way and give them special gifts , stoves, mobile saunas, thermal imagers, cars, which are very much needed on the advanced qr-code on your screens site pobeda.net.ru. let's congratulate our guys together. the american finally, but broke away from normal reality. watch

as a member of the us house of representatives literally tearfully asks his colleagues to vote against a law that protects same-sex marriage. mr. chairman, i'll tell you that my priority is protecting religious liberty, protecting people of faith, and protecting americans who believe in the true meaning of marriage. i hope and i pray that my colleagues find courage. i hope and pray that my colleagues will find the courage to join me in opposing this misguided and dangerous bill. but what do you think russia a in this situation? can it become some kind of stronghold enclave for those people who are not ready with these progressive western traditions that they are setting? well, because it is obvious that the west exists in a completely distorted plane now and there are people who do not share this.

we see that foreign journalists who are already asking to be left in russia do not want to come back. here is russia, in your opinion, it will be able to become a stronghold of traditional values ​​in the west. there are countries that are strongholds of traditional values, which accordingly took the opposite position in ukraine poland is a stronghold of traditional values. we really want , as it were, to compete more, the problem in ukraine, this problem, respectively, as if supporters or opponents of the gb community in ultimately, respectively, the most stringent legislation in china, respectively, saudi arabia and earlier, you can also go there as a protection, respectively, as it were, exactly such values, respectively. that question is natural. ah, the adventitious component of the problem lies elsewhere, apparently. all the same, it lies in the fact that the confrontation is not taking place along the line, no matter how the conservatives are not conservatives. uh, because there are a lot of conservatives out there, look at the republicans. you think, respectively this woman opposes, accordingly, support from targeted military assistance to ukraine no, such a bunch of lgbt people

is equal to support. i understand, i remind you that all conservative republicans. there are such terry terry with terry, respectively, they are more radical, therefore the question. than respectively the left, so the question is not in this confrontation, the question is in another question is that there must be some kind of base, some kind of position. why is something happening, that is, naturally in the united states the european union has certain positions. it is connected with the economic military-political interest there, it is associated with exhaustion to weaken the opponents of competitors, who in the future may in some places, starting from china, ending there india in the end, with that, respectively, there is saudi arabia of the russian federation, similar the question is different is our there position. what is connected with, that is, what is our position here, if you take lgbt there, this is everything else that makes up there, of course, sort of like saying so, and the society is the russian world. everybody there rest. here the question lies in another there, the question is not in the lgbt confrontation. this, well, it is unlikely that on february 24 a decision was made on the basis of what protects there, respectively, as if the

valuable component, i am sure that it was not the main one, of course, but it is very bright. she is exemplary. let's take a look again. the same poland that is now at war, as if with its mercenaries, that is, how representatives of the post office are represented, for example, respectively, we are bright in the direction there, how would they all be there conservative partnerships, respectively, are much more conservative in holding a gay parade and, uh, threatened them with layoffs. help from the eu. if they don’t, e.g., radicalize in this regard, they never radicalized and received help from ukraine, that is, in fact . they dragged this agenda through the ukrainian part of the problem. the problem lies in the fact that if there is some kind of tackle position, that is, how would it be connected there with the fact that such a sheath, as it were leave conservatism then, then it must be formulated and understood, it is religious not religious, because we have a lot of different confessions between it is easier, respectively,

if there are whole buddhists, in fact, the subjects of the russian federation have shamaists. so by the way, here, despite the fact that there are a lot of denominations, you still understand some traditions of value. they all the same one values ​​of one it is necessary to formulate. for starters. they must be presented to articulate. you're the truth, that's in order to people came here not because, as it were, they were not satisfied with it. there is something there , but they like something here, these are different positions, that is, to leave something and come to where you like. these are different positions. you must present your values ​​to life, please, andrey uh, in fact, the asian media have already written that the rift is now in the world uh, it is happening ideologically according to the conservative values ​​of russia is indeed a stronghold. but you said such a phrase that they left for russia; the issue is that they don’t will be able to do it. the fact is that this is what is replacing them now. well, this normality of value preceded this. at first, financial dependence was serious, that is, they drove hyper-consumption of loans and everything else. and now they understand

that if you step to the left, he is immediately bankrupt, he is simply not able to leave. rewrite correspond, as if the new year will work. what are you doing? the song is good, i thank you, but i told you that your grandfather from strangeness

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several states have already introduced monthly payments to people who identify themselves as belonging to this culture. just like that, you can get it, while a military pensioner will be a homeless person lying on the street will not receive any pension payments, as they did in san francisco, and here, please, therefore, and the separation is taking place, you know, now they call such a mental war, that is, there occurs or cognitive wars when, uh, the state, but first destroys institutions in the form faith, but some values, and so on. to be honest, when we considered how it affects europe, different countries. how it is now being implemented in ukraine we thought that the americans would do it only for export. they do it in their own country. this is even brighter than in other

countries, most likely the next stage. there will already be a complete destruction of the family of people, the question is, what is happening to them, this business of theirs has every right to do on its territory with its citizens, what they want, but not everyone accepts. there is such a position come to us and here we are faced with a big problem, what? here, we legally do not need anyone, because getting a passport of a citizen of the russian federation for refugees from the same europe from the usa is a big big problem. why can't we make a national project to attract normal foreigners, not ostentatious, who come to us in order to escape taxes, but those who really want to come here and who want to receive russian citizenship, for whom we are already a stronghold of traditional values. they chose us they can't get. and this program is leading the mines of russia's economic development in the government. it is also called the golden passport. often on the internet there was a program to attract highly qualified

specialists who would get the issue of the country, which is much more than these journalists who came to work in donbas. and also, yes, alena lip, who is being persecuted in germany now, she would love to, how can i not speak for her , but i will ask. at the meeting that she could get a russian passport, but they don’t give her we have a program, as it were, but it’s as if they don’t exist, and there are very, very many such cases among serbs germans americans they are highly qualified specialists, probably, from the point of view of this program, they don’t, but are not the kind of people we need here much more than some of our fellow citizens who have fled abroad. i'll hold on to read everything step by step. probably , professions will go first, which are welders , programmers, and so on, which in an understandable understanding, qualified journalists are, in fact, a very highly qualified profession, it is necessary, because no one has canceled the information war and confrontation. but i hope that here you are on it correctly. we had such an iron curtain from the

soviet era for a long time. we inherited it from the entire administration system. borders. everything has been preserved and those colossal changes that are now taking place with a creak, but they are coming and it is building up. you still owe not to russia, she is five countries of the eurasian economic union freedom. the movement of some moments is blocked within the framework of the multilateral format. here you need to understand that it is on a completely different level. now let's get back to the expulsion battles trying to avoid the encirclement in artyomovsk. in ukraine, the city is called bakhmut. here ukrainian television talks about inhuman conditions for ukrainian soldiers. now there is a continuous war going on around the clock. it sometimes subsides for half an hour, but no longer under round-the-clock fire, heavy russian artillery, tanks and mortars, and bakhmud itself, in fact, since the very morning in the northeastern

environs, bakhmut, the artillery cannonade has not ceased, enemy heavy shells are falling with an intensity of approximately at least half a dozen per minute, one of the places where in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bbakhmutanist and around the clock they are fighting death of a military medical stabilization center, there is no time for long reflections. when there are mass admissions of 780 people per patient , there are 10-15 minutes even faster. you have to work now, when the enemy storms the ukrainian defense position around bakhmut many times a day, and the wounded ukrainian soldiers are taken to the point directly and for purchases. wait, wait, i don't sneeze ammo. yes, there is it carefully, so that you put yours away, everything became, as if i left it with my tongue. yes, we must do everything possible here so that colleagues can provide specialized care to the patient already at the stage of the hospital. sorry, they already have a critical or lost patient

, you feel your leg. bend one leg and bend the other. not look here. what am i doing? this is an infantryman of the 24th brigade, received a severe concussion to the north, bakhmut, when a russian shell arrived, the soldier was thrown out of the trench, they had just established a preliminary diagnosis, the military man was fixed on his back and willy was given painkillers no later than 10 minutes later. the tow truck was already on its way to the hospital. this is the plot of the ukrainian media after all . this is how they see it. that's how they interpret it. even they interpret. this is so now, probably, the commander of the special forces akhmat is in touch with the chechen republic hero of russia was replaced by the commander of the second army corps by the people's militia of the lpr.

hello good afternoon what? here is the situation now. here we showed a ukrainian story about what is happening in artyomovsk, but we know that they love everything a little bit, well, how to retouch for their audience, the real situation is even worse for them. for them, the situation is such that, in principle, they suffer very heavy losses every day. uh, and uh, every day, it turns out that more and more new sections of the front are being taken away from them. and basically, uh, losing yourself bakhmut. they already understand that they have already lost it as such. that is, some bayonets are being completed now, it should be noted. here, uh dude baths, to say a huge thank you to the fighters of this unit, because they really systematically do their job well and it turns out due to their actions. uh, the enemy suffers very heavy

losses. and if there are other areas that are worth paying attention to there, which may not be told in the unified plan about them, but i don’t know the matchmaker criminal, where they can occur events of vital importance for the front line. you know more about them than anyone else. well, look, in fact, i also spoke about this a few days ago here, it should be noted that the entire front line. it has completely stabilized with us and it turns out that starting, uh. here from the same bakhmut. eh, here we get a solidarity direction in the same way, today we are working very well in the same direction of the criminal matchmaker. uh, i want to note that all these directions are already systematically. this means that they begin to move forward and destroy in these areas continue to destroy the enemy. naturally, all the main attention.

today it will be constrained precisely on bakhmat, because it is the donetsk republic itself that does not exist. this section is very important, both for us and for the enemy too. uh, because but well , the area here is bakhmut depends on how good it will be, as they say, these sections of the front pushed back here. and how much longer will it be possible to breathe a sigh of relief with this territories that are daily fired upon by the enemy, therefore everything is done in every respect to the opponents in order to inflict maximum damage in this area. well , it's all unsuccessfully slept by the almighty at this point. thank you so much. anyway, ludino started to be in direct contact with us, thanks in the west, real negotiation turmoil. zelensky is just on the alignment for sunday. he managed to talk with the american president jubaiden and saymanuel macron

turkish lydia irdogan. here's biden even allowed zelensky to take part in an online gathering called the g7 brussels is not a strong sentiment, the head of euro-diplomacy josé barrel announced that the ninth package of sanctions against. russia is not yet ready countries cannot agree on some issues. this will be a very long and complex council of eu foreign ministers, since iran and the ninth package of sanctions against russia are on the agenda. we have not yet reached an agreement on it. it's not finished yet. we made a proposal to the ministers. we must approve it, they have different approaches. total blackout in ukraine is now a reality ukrainian foreign minister dmitriy kuleba said that now the bulk of the people will heat with firewood, so kiev needs more military assistance and transformers from europe to fully restore all damage, current damage to

energy facilities. ukraine needs up to 2 years, this was stated by the head of one of the energy experts of the independent dmitry zakharov. therefore, while on ukrainian television, there are hives. learn to cook food without light and without gas. furnaces don't want no home, no light, no gas, what products can be used without heat treatment about it in our story. how to cook buckwheat, do not boil it, you can pour the cereal with cold water and leave for 10 hours. after that, it will be immediately ready for use. rolled oats can be prepared in exactly the same way, simply by pouring warm or cold water over them and leaving them to swell for a couple of hours. cool cabbage cucumbers tomatoes and canned food will help you. if there is neither light nor gas, you can enrich your diet with canned fish and stew, they can be added to cereals or salads. i don't do spins home, a lot, tomatoes, cucumbers jam compotes, and

as for cereals market nearby, you can go buy what you need to show, all stocks are made. now i just wanted some sweet potatoes, cereals, butter, all the running tourist kit. there is a gas heater and everything can be cooked. well, we stock up on dried fruits , if there is gas, we cook on gas. we also asked the people of kiev if they stocked up on food that can be cooked without light and gas. let's listen to what people say , crackers, crisps, cookies. canned buckwheat canned meat all bought ready for anything. megamarket works near me. yes, you can take fresh fruits and vegetables. not tomatoes, well, i bought more canned food and succeeded in a piece of bread. instant noodles a couple of cans of canned fish, canned meat, pasta, cereals, well, like all

people, i put a candle and warmed myself a cup of tea. zelensky says that in odessa, 1.5 million people without electricity, the city has been completely de-energized for more than a day, only critical infrastructure has been working. odessa residents charge mobile phones in supermarket. there are generators. ukraine, its baltic friends, shouted for a long time that russia had run out of military potential. and here it finally dawned on the head of the estonian intelligence that russia had no problems with ammunition and continued to do so. but in europe itself, the situation with weapons is very bad about this already, and does not speak, but simply trumpets the eu high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, josel. this war has been a wake-up call for all of us regarding our military capabilities. we gave

weapons to ukraine, but at the same time they realized that our military stocks were depleted. andrew france what are exhausted? are the reserves really or is it some kind of diplomatic military policy. well, to begin with, i want to say that barrel no longer presents himself as a diplomat of such a european minister of war, he even stated here that they have some kind of military office only about the war. he says, the second they are really exhausted europe was not ready for a conflict of such high intensity, but why does he say this, the meaning of which is not sense that ukraine all of us will soon cease to supply aid. they now want to finance the production of weapons and ammunition at the expense of the european union in order to replenish depots and for supplies to ukraine, and we will send this money to those countries that are allies of the united states, this warsaw of the former warsaw city. czech republic slovakia poland romania there everything that has already broken away from the european union, as they are called by the new members of the european union, that is, ah, ah,

thereby he wants to share the common cauldron of this money, which could be spent on social conditions on people to improve living standards on energy, after all, which are now a huge problem. and how much is enough? them weapons? here, on such a scale as now, if it takes some time to produce these weapons, i understand correctly, that is, they lay there, in my opinion, 2-3 years to make up, but these 2 -3 years, what will happen, is this a barrel signal to whom? we proceed from the fact that in this freeze or or not freeze or they fix the intensity that is now there is now, uh, a certain frost, there the action takes place for natural reasons, nature , technological features, technical, so to speak, and we come from the fact that, as it were , two sides are involved in a military conflict, if one of the parties. naturally, ammunition is being pumped, as it were, the component becomes more complicated if the other side stands still at this time. you won't change anything for two years. naturally, without

any action and until one of the parties will receive an advantage on the battlefield, an ultimatum is desirable or, accordingly, a serious one, which can strengthen the negotiating position, the situation will not be resolved and a long-term confrontation for years to come for a decade to come. this is the most dangerous scenario. and this scenario depends on when the armament will end there, it depends on whether such decisions will be made in general here, because, as it were, accordingly. well , how would artyom be able to take it for a very long time, and then he also puts chrome, relatively speaking, before them you can walk, for example, a month. you can reach a year, or it can reach three, so the question is, what will happen to the economy in 3 years or in one or in five or in 10 the question is how the soil is always connected with time some things after some time are not needed from the word at all from the word at all. that is, the question is in timings, here the question is also in this in timings. if, accordingly, some decisions are quickly made within three months, then a window of opportunity creates negotiations for maneuver. if

we are talking about the fact that the two sides will build up, build up build up build up build up two lines for yourself. three lines, respectively translated here three lines. here, as it were, all this will gradually turn into an artillery component, as it were, well, there one side will, as it were, bring the other with missile strikes, the other, respectively, as if there were various waterproofing actions. this is the most dangerous development scenario, when active hostilities do not take place on the ground, respectively, the parties are moving, respectively, into various forms hybrid component of the economic blows. no one knows where this hybrid is. as a result, everything is very dangerous for everyone. why, naturally, as you will, there are nuclear countries there, and secondly, accordingly, how would the borders of the red lines be here, in principle, that is, you can do anything you want in fact. therefore, from this point of view, this is the most dangerous scenario for the development of events, and it is connected with the lack of initiative, first of all, uh, with the lack of, as it were, the ability to quickly, in a short time, how to solve the problem on the price direction, including the issue of the lack of ammunition, which the european union is raking out of all

its pockets, must be resolved. and now this ammunition is scattered around the world and ends up in the hands of the thrombodists themselves, who are blackmailing their command, threatening to sell all the weapons if there is no normal supply of the front in the winter. actually, the guys on the bakhmutovsky avdeevsky and novo-pavlovsk directions have been holding the defense for two months. and they don’t have anything anymore, they don’t have food, no, warm water, and the fact is that no one cares no one cares that we win, and our lads. well, we don't have much. but what exactly we have is such beautiful javelin complexes. and if our command does not want to help us, and so that we do not remain naked for the winter, we will do everything ourselves and send it to the market. what do you think, we will sell these complexes and still get what we need and what you had to give us. you have time to think, but for now we have everything