nick, i called the ministry of emergency situations. residents of neighboring apartments, they say, were born in a shirt. usually, when the shelling started, they fled, as it seemed to them the safest place in the apartment, usually we always hid in the corridor. well, if we came here we didn't have it. it just brought the neighbors to sleep without housing. it's him below the rocket that destroyed the house broke through the ceiling stuck right into the floor of the apartment, the owners take out the surviving things. that is, it was saved by the fact that at that moment there was no one at home, what is the name. happy not believe me, happy, in general, really lucky in this house after the shelling , the apartments caught fire and the roof of the fire was visible for kilometers. even a couple of hours after the start of the shelling, the house continues to burn here on the spot. there are at least seven fire brigades and three. these are fifty-meter auto-ladders, water is supplied to a height through them. prepare another person

with the apparatus to rise or not, but the victims are in this house. there is no information yet. neighbors told one of the tenants. moved out of here a couple of days ago, the rest now need to look for temporary shelter. while extinguishing the fire, the apartments were flooded with water at 7:00 in the morning. sing dropped. well, because they are people. well, what can i tell you, because even they even shoot like a dog. we, when people are sleeping, another peaceful object that was hit by a direct hit to the federal cathedral, the dome was partially destroyed by rocket debris, fell right in front of the altar at this moment in time should have begun. the morning service at the parishioners managed to run back to safe place. to be honest, i don't think so. well, the most important thing is that nobody got hurt. of the people in the city center , sandbags now look like this, covering part of the windows so that in the event of a new shelling, fragments do not hit people aleksey ivanov valentin stukanov alexander attacked like viktor averin channel one,

donetsk the civilian population was talking about this at a meeting in lugansk, which i chaired by the head of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin. artillery the fire of ukrainian militants, they teach, including in britain, the prisoners admit this during interrogations to our investigators who work in the special operation zone, they also discussed the work with the appeals of people who are looking for their relatives. if there really is a reason to be a reasonable appeal, it is necessary to work with them, the application is accepted to be considered, the more i have these conversations. if there are reasons, you need to look for people calmly, you need to help them not to run away from anyone, until it is decided at your level. so let's decide you need my level. i am ready to come to any meeting, if not to talk an urgent message from warsaw , the polish police chief was injured in an explosion that thundered in his office, a device, as it turned out , was in one of the gifts he received during a recent visit to ukraine, according to the polish ministry of internal affairs present with a lethal filling

handed him one of the leaders of the ukrainian special services, the commandant is now in the hospital, except for his injuries. as a result of the explosion, a civilian employee of the police department, warsaw has already requested an explanation from kiev in connection with this incident. in the kaluga region, in the kozelsk formation of the strategic missile forces , the second intercontinental ballistic yarsk was loaded into the launcher in 2 days, the process again, as shown in detail the day before, first on the frames of transportation, then the machine rises on hydraulic stops and the rocket descends into the mine, entered combat duty. this happened on the eve of the day of the strategic missile forces, he will remind will be celebrated on saturday, december 17, yars is strategic complex, both mobile and mine-based. it is capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 12,000 km and is equipped with a split warhead with maneuvering blocks, which allows it to strike several targets at once. rescuers in buryatia today arranged a holiday for a

boy whom they met thanks to the christmas tree of wishes campaign, invited a little assor together with his parents to the fire station in ulan-ude. the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov personally congratulated him on the new year. handed to the kid gifts and an orange ticket, and sura was expecting another surprise. a video about his first visit to the fire station a year ago, the boy’s dream of being an employee of the ministry of emergency situations was fulfilled by vladimir putin , who took a ball from the christmas tree with his desire for a child , organized a big excursion. he was able to complete their short training course and take part in training fire extinguishing. then the boy was specially sewn a uniform in which he was today. and now about the large-scale cultural project at the pushkin museum , there has never been such a journey through countries and eras since in order to understand what a common language is, the exhibition contains everything that for thousands of years has helped people and the whole nation to understand each other from the maya pictogram to gifts with meaning from them there are only

more than seven thousand languages ​​of communication in the world. but there is also the language of gestures, the language of art, the subtle language of diplomacy , visitors can see the rarest artifacts in one place, and at the same time answer their own question. why sometimes people do not hear each other, even communicating in the same language, while someone opposite does not need words. olga pavlova has already visited the museum. on what other exhibition can you meet russian young ladies in the company of ancient men and under the gaze of warriors from manchuria , i wonder if they could find a common language, in the case of meeting him in reality, humanity is so arranged that it always found a common language. and there is no other way, so we also expect this feeling from uh from the world, but a mutual understanding that we cannot live without each other, that we are all

people, each of us has a family. we have beloved children. we have mom and dad. we have friends. we all want to be happy. in pushkin in the museum, the search for a universal language is offered to start studying the abc. the exhibition is divided into several sections and in the first room the alphabet and records in different languages ​​​​of the living dead artificial are collected, for example, the writing system of the inhabitants of easter island. there are still more than seven thousand languages ​​\u200b\u200bciphered. this is generally, uh, a unique thing - these are fortune-telling turtles. it's uh, proto uh, hieroglyphics. uh, that is, this, uh, the fourth millennium bc, the chinese, they actually, but fixed their information and transmitted japanese moremota calligrapher, uh, along with his wife. so , uh, i displayed uh, tatiana’s letter to eugene and uh,

onegin’s letter to tatiana, but no matter what language we speak in this room, it becomes clear how we all look alike regardless of the time and ways of communication, whether it is the conclusion of a marriage contract in persia of the 19th century. it just never looked like a document, like a work of art or a divorce paperwork. yes, our everyday problems were alien to ancient egypt, and this is a letter of thanks. oh well, why not a post on the social network, we are quite funny e document, in which it is proposed to everyone who agrees to thank, and the russian merchant to put his signature and e and his seal. and as we can see, uh, these consonants yes, who put their e, likes, under the post, turned out to be about 800 people one of the most universal languages. this is the body language to the exhibition staff. the museum has prepared a multimedia project, they do not utter a word. but we have no doubt that we are welcome here. well , if body language is not enough the language of gifts, all people understood at all times, and wishes

do not change even after centuries, the most important thing in terms of health and longevity. this wish in the form of a hieroglyph is very short and concise happiness, perhaps someone will see in this hieroglyph an idea for a new tattoo, by the way, an ancient way of communication and with the world, the search for a common language is a necessity. and art. and sometimes also the profession of the department. the channel is dedicated to diplomacy; here are collected credentials, congratulations on the coronation, of course, generous gifts and, perhaps, it is clear not only to diplomats how to establish relationships are good food. here is a list of treats for the tall. a guest from the ottoman empire was served a dozen varieties of wine and three types of fish, 21 types of pies, but it is noted that the day was fast, so the table is so modest. can we understand other cultures when we often do not even hear our relatives, which helps us to get closer, when there are about 7,000 languages ​​in the world, famous travelers were looking for answers to all these questions, for example,

ivan kruzenshtern not only made the first russian circumnavigation, but established new contacts. and maybe, having made his little trip through this exhibition. we will be able to find a common language with someone with whom we have not been able to before olga chamber olga kovalenko maxim kataev alexei lapushki reached out on sergey filippov channel one. and that's all for now we are following the development of events, and the information channel on the first will continue the program time will tell. hello on the air of the information channel on the first program time will show live. i'm artyom sheinin, and today is one of the main news. unfortunately, i i don't know if this is news anymore? this is already such a familiar terrible routine regarding

the shelling of absolutely barbaric shelling of donetsk , primarily donetsk, today's shelling is called the most massive shelling in all 8 years, and wars of strikes on donetsk from the side of the all-union forces, and these are the strikes that were inflicted. in the city center here you see the picture. hear this sound. and i know. well , how many today is the week since i returned and actually quite a lot of time. spent in donetsk and when i watched it in the morning and most importantly, listened to the news, but it's hard to tell m-m to convey this strange feeling, unforgettable,

incomparable. and for some reason, when it was in the city that i used artillery and well, i heard it in positions, both there and on the front and in many places, well, in the city, especially when it’s dark and when it’s such a chilly silence. this is thumping. well, you know, how it is some kind of hellish sound, it turns out by itself. yes, not what he turns out. well, it sneaks something, i don’t know how to say it, because it’s something unrealistic to see. to hear to know the consequences and understand and then be convinced of this, that it was shot somewhere in the warehouse at a military facility, even forgive me, lord, not at uh, critical infrastructure, or at some, there, uh, electrical facility and so on. it was just that they

were hitting the squares with long-range ones. just across the squares of a big city. they just beat me in order to be guaranteed to get somewhere not to a kindergarten, not to a house, not to a hospital. so ah to stop not restore so to the store because it's 7 o'clock in the morning. it's 7 o'clock in the morning when people are already up when someone already going to work, transport in the city runs, because the city of bolshoi needs to move around it. that is, it is simply a deliberate mass murder of people, because this shelling had no other purpose, there was no purpose to destroy. something without which it is impossible to fight there or something. just kill people, just scare them, just terrorize them. and here i was when i watched and listened, but the story. which happened to me

when i was there. and which i was not completely sure what it was worth. tell describe to transmit not on air, nor in telegram anywhere, but today i realized that, probably, it needs to be ambiguous, different people will react to it differently . well, in the end, that's what she and life are for, so being in donetsk and i went, well, in different directions and during one of the trips, being on the etka me. well, i don’t know what is called as. what word to call it, i was given a fairly large number of documents, and two thousand dead ukrainian soldiers were killed. they just handed over passports and military ids. i don’t know why they are so wound up with them, as if that’s all with along with your passport and military id. they were handed over to me, to be honest, i didn’t know what to do with them, but now, well, i took it, well, as if they gave it, well, we

don’t need it anymore. they are already there, we already had such a wording and we don’t need it. they don't seem to do any harm . well, i took it later, and in the evening well, not in the evening, at three o'clock in the morning at night it was well, and somehow i think, well, i need to look, i began to look and here. well, let's just say this, it probably shouldn't have been done, but i did it, you know, open military passport tickets. well, how would it ukrainian soldiers are there. well, well, you hate the enemy. you just arrived this afternoon from before, where are you, you see? as they shoot and kill, you start looking at these documents . i didn't post them anywhere, and i won't show them now. here i have one of these documents and look at these photographs. well, ordinary ordinary men. well, like the collective farmers. some drivers there, some others, some others here,

a mobilization order. he has 12 pasted on the berezina of the twenty-second year, he was called chernivtsi military enlistment office. and what are you waiting for, too? well, this is something like this. well, you know, you open such a hellish-satanic. that here is the back page of his icon here the mother of god prayer psalm 90 prayer of the most holy theotokos i was sitting here. and i think, damn it. orthodox man, well, there is younger than me. and here and there, how many of them there are, how many of them are dying there, and now for some here. i sincerely say, for some minutes this is how it covered me, that this is how many of them , how, too, and now i swear to you the true cross. here

exactly at this moment once again close. here with this in silence, about the same here in this absolute silence of the night. in the hands of this soldier, i thought yes. it's terrible, but here is the one that is now there on the other side and then and now this morning, because these shells and these rockets were loaded into hailstones there. yes, among them there are many of the same ordinary men with icons on military tickets with prayers of the virgin, but every morning and every day every night they load these shells there, they load these missiles there and one of them

gives the fire command, and one of them executes this fire command. day after day, week after week, month after month, and after all, those who hammer on donetsk know very well that they hammer on squares in the city. by the way, they get into churches, today i flew to the temple to the kindergarten, flew to the street , flew to the store, flew in, i’m saying all this. why is it very. a simple and very complex story, that at some point you understand, not theoretically, but practically that there is no other option, then what about? we very often say either we either us and yes, unfortunately, the terrible truth is that there are many ordinary simple men on the other side, but today they are enemies that do it and until we win, this will not stop. here is such a story.

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with a guaranteed rate guarantee without surprises postal bank. we have learned to control the energy of the atom and are moving forward into a safe tomorrow in a world where distances are not terrible. we create the future and open the way for new ideas and professions. we continue to work live. i am i started the program today with a story about my own. feelings, emotions, reflections, being in donetsk , which was shelled, and holding documents of killed ukrainian soldiers in their hands. but they are already dead. they are already dead. we are dead. about which i perfectly understand that many of them became there in ukraine, of course, hostages, in

which russian ukrainians. some kind of bargaining material there is a solution to their problems of those who have been growing ukraine for 8 years, those who have been preparing ukraine for war for 8 years, but that they were preparing it for war. they no longer hide, and merkel said about it and no one. in general, especially merkel did not object that all these 8 years, they were pulling with the minsk agreements, in order to prepare ukraine , that is, to prepare the opportunity to send all these hundreds of thousands of ukrainian men into this meat grinder. and of course, behind all these people who give orders to shoot at donetsk, there are some people who are not in ukraine, who have never been in ukraine, never will be there. and many of them don’t even give a damn about where ukraine is. maybe they don’t even look at the map, because for

them it’s something you know, there is such a buzzword design thinking. this is such a project for them as part of this. here. uh, for sure. there is a very clear i think that some kind of british anglo-saxon training manual, in which, with all these favorite abbreviations of theirs, there are abbreviations and so on. why is it necessary to shell the peaceful city every day, and all these , like men, well, how would they be within the framework of this and continue to do all this. for what need this project? well, at least in order to periodically, although they quickly spent a whole year on it. it's interesting, they started, apparently, before the start of hostilities, but so that they could adopt, here are such drafts. here are such resolutions, please. after months of preparation, the european union and nato will issue a joint statement in the near future, calling on russia to immediately withdraw its armed forces from the territory of ukraine and also promise the ukrainian authorities absolute support. the preparation of this declaration

took more than a year. it will be presented at the soon. more than a year, they were preparing it in the near future. uh, they will offer to offer to withdraw troops from the territory of ukraine, what does this mean against the backdrop of today's shelling in donetsk, you roughly understand that those who shell, donetsk having the opportunity to do this at a distance, what will they do if there are not those who protect the people who live in donetsk in gorlovka in lugansk or hay and so on, these people don’t care about it for them it will be somewhere there, well, some kind of massacre there, but they are planning it, and they don’t just planning. are they sure in their plan there is a clause that it is achievable and how are they? it seems to me, seeing this here is such a correspondence dialogue. ah, they, well, sort of build such a network of arguments. but what happens if you don't, like, what else can we say they? well, for example, these are the very patriots, and about which it is not very clear they are going to deliver them to ukraine or are not

going to deliver, and my version is that we are talking about these same patriots. this is also some kind of trade with us about something for something setting some conditions, but because look, here's what happened yesterday. yesterday they said that, like, well, sort of, how, sort of, how we will put it. now today kirby says a little different. he says i can't confirm. that is, you understand, yesterday they supplied patriots. today he cannot confirm this, that is, it seems like they have. here and here and here they do not know when they will be by this year. that is, the impression that this is some kind of. well, and the designation of some of the possibilities of the following level. well, not escalation, of course, patrio. here, too, there is no need to deify too much, like all these hammers and jivelins, and lavas and everything else, and so on. well, in general, nevertheless. let's

listen today, please. baidy will approve the plan to transfer the patriot system to ukraine only after the pentagon answers all questions about the preparation and maintenance of the legal basis for the transfer and the consequences for the combat readiness of the us armed forces, anti-aircraft missile systems will be allocated from the us own stocks army. they are from the pentagon's operations departments and are already working on the parameters of a patriot training program that is likely to take place in germany under normal circumstances, training can take more than 6 months. in fact, in this entire text, which once again confirms that they will either deliver, or not deliver, either today, or in six months. it seems to me that the most important thing for us to understand what is happening in the moment is what i am asked the most questions about. so every day, every day, before and after the broadcast , i have dialogues with people who ask me, what are we doing? what are we pulling? why don't we answer? why they crumble to pieces, donetsk why

are we still not blocking the supply routes? nato, weapons and so on, what is it? what is this about? this is true? here, it seems to me the word consequences, which they calculate. this is the key to this conversation. that is, they seem to indicate a certain possibility and it is so interesting to think. and how will we answer, in order to indicate the case in response, not only about patriot for example, they also have one idea that not just like that also put on the table please, the idea is that they are planning to send ukraine advanced electronic equipment that turns unguided air munitions into smart bombs. i even already roughly understand where these smart bombs will fly, approximately where smart hummers fly, and so on, and the like, smart bombs are again planning smart bombs - this is something that, as if some time ago, did not discuss the first one . table. well, look guys, so we are preparing a story for you there, that it is better for you to leave ukraine because here is a patriot. that means smart bombs and such people came to say. yes, yes, yes, and we still

have ben wallace says, huh? it comes out, so ben wallace says that, in principle, we will not exclude the possibility of supplying ukraine with storm shedel aircraft cruise missiles. however , you still understand the final decision, these are all formulations. like these ones. that is, they, as it were, say, look you guys, as it were, let's leave, because we we can think about the consequences, by the way, can you answer this with something? and then you start to really think. and here's what, well, as much as you like, well, because here's the second time in two weeks. and this is probably pure coincidence. it cannot be considered in one say. so edu semantic ministry of defense of the russian federation demonstrates the adoption of the most powerful modern advanced weapons systems. here in this case yars, kaluga region, city kozelsk but let's do it. we all understand you. we all understand what it is. no,

it might not. as if you and i, maybe someone didn’t want to after another unexperienced shelling. no, this cannot and will not be the answer to anything like that. it won't. a response to the shelling of donetsk will not be a response to the shelling of arms supplies that are dismantling our warehouses and dugouts. we all understand this very well that ukrainians also think about it when they think. what else can be, that is, what are we we can go in an effort to put an end to all this, as if insanity. well, uh, which is planned, including with the participation of the mortgaged west itself. well, here's what the pledged is thinking about, please. they may not be as well-equipped, but they still pose a problem for us according to our estimates. they have a reserve of up to one and a half million people, the russians are preparing about 200,000 fresh soldiers. i have no doubt that they will have another attempt to occupy kiev. well,

for example, they have such thoughts, by the way, between other about these thoughts and about these ideas. well, many people here told me in general, including on this air in ours. that was what it sounded like, well, what, in principle, of course, to storm avdiivka there head-on and much more. this is such an hmm idea so-so. yes, so-so . that's what, in principle, from the point of view. well , operational art is an idea to come from somewhere around here, maybe it's not so, and they're preparing for it. yes, but on the other hand, others say, no, no, no, they are luring us, because if we once again do something like that let's try, and then the next step. goodwill, well , there too. you say there are many more answers. here is the answer. i know now there are a lot of people sitting in front of the tv who ask those guys these questions every day. why don't we answer? we surely have something with which we can answer. here to yartsev these are the gaps, but we don’t use the ways of transporting all this, we

don’t block it, and uh, as a matter of fact, why should they be afraid then if they see that we don’t answer with anything? afraid, but really. gotta start to be afraid should begin and to be afraid are two different things. this is the task facing our army to make them afraid. this is the first. we have already done this with foreign mercenaries, because lately, well, several dozen video and text interviews in various large western media where the surviving mercenaries who have been there are talking. no-no-no there is not the point. russians are a disaster. there is reliable information that the flow of mercenaries is declining not because there is no money, but because they still want to go. what regarding the answers i am in this case i am also 9

months old. eh, i rub all the military acquaintances and strangers with the same. and gradually, a certain picture of the question emerges. why don't we, uh, hit the incoming western weapons there at the entrance. it turns out, so, well, they know it, that there are no fools here, but only american experts are doing this there, all ecologically. we know it was reported back in the spring that they take their hands. they are well aware of our capabilities and are well aware that movement, that is, the movement of a train with weapons of which you can see on the stretch e from city a to city b this is the same as the movement of a

ballistic missile, it is shot down, because it is ballistic e, the trajectory moves, if it is winged starts to shoot, it is no longer possible to shoot down it turns out. it's the same here. there are no such races. they don't use. uh huh, the rail network in ukraine is from the old days of the soviet era. the most extensive in the soviet union yes, including, because the features of the industrial region a huge number of technical access roads. it was this that the soviet republic had to take upon itself the blow of the nato forces. yeah, exactly, she was preparing. hmm well, there was a huge background of eastern europe and the eastern treaty organization. yes, our military. that's why we are now the military planned an offensive operation? why why now there will also be light? yes, we are

now doing uh, the notch line of the belgorod region, because we have grown wiser, we need to consider a bad scenario , too. soviet generals considered bad scenarios. if there is, uh, a nato attack, and they break through this very eastern european buffer, then it is these territories that were preparing for this. each one has each railway route and with not one, but several duplicates and therefore, as soon as they cross the e border. and maybe even then they disbanded these squads. so nato american officers are professionals and as mice scatter across the territory of ukraine, they collect them only here and here we beat them. remember the blows to the composition in pavlograd in lozova when they collect again, and then we will only be doing this chasing after them. here, and this is such a version of the answer. now i have looms, and it is enough. it seems to me reliable. and tell me, how can we, where they

crawl from here in their picture, but still in order to start to crawl. they must stay at some railway junctions. hmm nodes ask me. they need to still exist. well, because. well, maybe you would give me where to crawl if these knots were not did this territory exist where wheelsets are changed ? uh, such, well, neutral territory. in soviet times, at the very end of the soviet union, i traveled by train to germany and under me this wheelset was changed in poland. i remember very well that at first there was an inspection of the soviet border guards. then we went on some paths, we changed the wheelset, in fact, this is the territory. on the one hand it is a draw, and on the other hand it belongs to both sides. this can be interpreted as a blow to the territory, poland understood the nato state, and then the yartsy then already the probability than we can answer you.

we have uh, i won’t even name a lot . we have a lot of means for air warfare that we would not even use yet. we have land-based. we have sea-based and missiles. we also have drones that have not yet been used, by the way. i used this phrase many times, i will repeat it again and briefly decipher it in the war. everything must be done on time, not ahead of time. that's when we all want it and not later, when the train has already left so, but we must do it in time, and if we are convinced by our adversary and the operational and strategic adversary, and both our adversaries. if we are preparing for the winter campaign in this way, then, for example, to pay off the territory of ukraine. why can we? well, why do it now to leave time for recovery? in fact, even

if we look at our waves of air strikes , the last one was here. yes, all that is so little is a lot of each this blow. he is also researcher. uh-huh we are looking where they did not finish off vladimir vladimirovich personally said second impact. we got what we didn't get . yes, it happens, and we're watching. with what speed they restore not what they write in social networks. we have people there who say appeared. it wasn't light. where like what, that is, we are testing the system in order to inflict one crushing blow, but the offensive is on the horseback. uh-huh, the penultimate wave, which was very serious. uh, well, not the best . after that, i looked at the ukrainian map, where all the blows were struck and marked with colors. they have were marked with blue circles. uh, the regions where the blockade happened. well, in other colors, where there are interruptions in the destruction of the hit and so on. if you

look at the map like this, you can clearly see a strip of blue circles from odessa to the south and east. ukraine, these were our blows. we experience some kind of gloating and a sense of satisfaction from the fact that there is no electricity in lviv. yes, god be with him. let them have light, they need to work. after him, you can on this occasion. you don't need ammo right now. and it's just work. here is the penultimate blow strong was exactly where the probability is possible, if i understand you correctly, that for some reason it doesn’t matter what we are. then a certain corridor, so to speak, which we systematically knock out, we get out, kharkov again yes , to understand, when the time comes for a chad. from two

it will come to knock out already, as it were, and not only the energy of the power facility. and also communication centers and logistics centers and so on, we need to paralyze them, and the enemy army on the eve attack, not today, but sleep we'll be in february, that's what mortgaged is talking about. yeah, yeah, i have one question for you. so i don’t understand this, if he is a military man, yes, then it’s strange for him to talk about it, that is, like , well, what are they waiting for us there, on the contrary, he should talk. no, they will never go to kiev, no, this is an information game. it's like, he says, i know that you are going to kiev, we are waiting for you there, like don't go there, yeah, here it is mortgaged. uh, a person who has the right to engage in open air misinformation. well, what else is right. he should deal with it. i asked you about it. in this case, it turns out that they and zelensky may not succeed, that this is not disinformation, that they

are really waiting for us there, and they are considering this option. eh, they're pretty sure. they have several experts who do not have millions of views, but more modest, but they have a very high quality biography. they are absolutely sure that at the turn of the end of winter the beginning of spring in belarus comes. e. on our side and they are waiting for a blow to kiev and a blow. uh, on the western border. yeah, you understand, you understand? well , firstly, i was ashamed to remind you that we are forbidden to discuss the regulatory framework that is in force in the russian federation and even make forecasts. this is not true. we are discussing ukrainian is a methodical consulted specialty by lawyers with lawyers. i have recorded a large video where it is written that you can say what you can’t. i am exactly within the framework of very well. we do a lot of things outside of legal temples and it’s not at all a fact that you will have access to a lawyer when you some claims will come well i can

say that the only certainty. which, perhaps, in today's conditions, is not chewing on what he said, what zaluzhny said, stoltenberg and so on, but independent actions so, uh, i, in my opinion, have been for 9 months. yes, i hear conversations, or rather. first i heard the promise, and then i heard the silence shattering strikes against the decision center. now , if these blows were inflicted on the decision -making center not in england, in poland, at least, well, ukraine then, that's all the men were holding in their hands, article 2008-3 would be alive, that they were article 2083, that the discrediting of actions and the use of our army. no, i only discuss what i said. and what are we, we don’t throw snowball at the decision-making center, and who doesn’t throw rockets at the decision-making centers, we can’t throw us and who are we, but the comrade

pledged is not alive, and who did we take? i’m talking about the alaverdy article, 208. stream three this very clearly characterizes, by the way, the effectiveness of the russian state of this kind restrictions, because if you can explain your logic, then this logic is explained, they forbid we really participate, then the enemy must be destroyed. do not wait until the next thousands of lives are ground in a good case, or even tens of thousands of lives. yes, but to eliminate the enemy. we see every day, well, almost every day a gentleman from zelensky who looks good eats well. he even has a light. you see, we see mr. zaluzhny, who is not hiding in poland with their bunke. and then there are questions that

is it really forbidden to discuss? such why what are forbidden what we do? come on, so we uh, i want to tell you so, with all due respect, if uh you think there are some issues that should not be discussed, then, well, no offense. what 's the point of coming here then? come on then, as it were, to discuss what you think it is possible to discuss blame. it's such a strange position. you know, i really, how would like to discuss a lot of things, but since i don’t have such an opportunity. you're discussing the same thing all these 10 months. why zelensky is alive is definitely not anything sight. this is not a discussion, but an accusation is a discussion. why is he still alive? whom do we appeal hey comrade, whom do we appeal why is he still alive? we are addressing someone with the words that in february there will be an offensive. before that, i need myself, this is my version of events from the information, open sources that i

own, in fact, this is really open information that exists. and here is the question. why are there physical centers in the media, that is, e enemy there is nothing special in the talk that an offensive is planned, and it will be in the winter, and it is very difficult for the ukrainian military to guess the direction of this offensive for one out of five. yes, yes, they, of course, assume and say that maybe it will be kiev, maybe it will be from belarus, but it’s too obvious too obviously it’s not being prepared in all directions and they can’t guess yet, and the task is to make this false move. yes to how we are watching football now that's it, the goalkeeper never knows where he needs to fall in order to intercept this ball. yes, then, respectively, now, this is a very important statement, which certainly nobody forbids.

that is, this is a very important point, in your opinion, now the situation is as follows: the goalkeeper is them again. a little different. in general, we were the goalkeeper, and they were in a situation, as if a player who portrayed that he seemed to be back and forth. now you tell me, i probably agree with you, but i don't. and it is objectively very important that this is also called the interception of initiatives in military language. at least the loss of initiative by them the initiative passed to us. yeah, she came to us at the cost of a lot of efforts and very important enterprises, so to speak. that is, now we again own the initiative of vladimirovich. and we wield the owner’s sword, and they are the gates, this is the most important statement to give the direction of the blow, and these statements of the zaluzhny are also probing. and is it true to guess, maybe even this is also a false game. that is, all his

statements have the character of an information war. naturally. and when he speaks so frankly, uh, it still doesn’t mean anything about kiev, it’s within the framework of this guessing that the direction we had was this ball . oh, but in fact, i’ll emphasize it again, because this is the most important story. what you said, ah, if we have the ball, and they have to guess. i immediately remember that well, a couple of weeks ago. well, uh, no question of where they hit one conversation was not enough. now they have, by the way, in their kind of discourse this story was going on, remember, these people don't care that they concentrate somewhere 50,000-60,000 70,000 and so on. yes, they strike somewhere and so on, but you think that this is already e not e what, they are already the goalkeeper, the situation has clearly changed compared to

that time. yes, they are already a goalkeeper, and i also see this in foreign analytics. they understand that the initiative has passed to russia and even that we are now sitting more or less quietly. they are fine it are reading. they understand that preparations are underway, and this worries them and more and more conversations appear. the fact that russia in any case will not be defeated in this conflict and something needs to be done with this choose from several, options that have become less option to defeat russia is no longer being considered, at least at the present stage in western and other analytics. there is an option of dragging out the conflict, turning it into a longer one, or saving ukraine at some final stage in order to save it from a complete defeat as a result of another new

offensive from russia, the initiative is clearly read that on the side of moscow and so on. and when you tell me that this is filled with western analytics. well, i can’t say that it is filled with this, but this trend is really present there more and more noticeably. what, well, so to speak, as it were, here they have it on one side on the other side, and then within the framework of what you are saying all these thoughts, well, maybe we’ll put a patriot, maybe we won’t put petret, maybe we'll put it and english missiles, maybe they won't put it, maybe smart bombs, maybe not smart bombs, based on what to talk about, you are their attempt to somehow, uh, stop this intimidation, but even serious experts in the same america, there is a former cia officer larry johnson, he was thinking the other day about patriots in his publications and said that this is far from an ideal system. yes, the israelis praise her, but for some reason the israelis create their own

iron dome, forgive david and so on. and saudi arabia, which took offense at the biden administration. she openly said several years ago that how did petri miss the drones that attacked the arab oil complex as well . what uh, well, uh, we don’t seem to understand how to answer, as many say, why don’t we answer back and forth, that all this uh talk about patriot about missiles and smart bombs. it's like, like an offensive. and if we consider from the point of view of the real situation that the initiative, uh, has gone over to our side, and they are already thinking where we will hit mine, it turns out that this is not so much their initiative. how many attempts to somehow stop our movement forward. mish i do not agree, well, meaningfully, all the weapons that can be supplied will be supplied. and those, what kind of

verbal fog around this parting word of this simply grow, with regard to dialogue, as soon as you enter into a dialogue with a swindler. you lost like only you enter into a dialogue of serious confidentiality with people who just who stole $ 300 billion from you today? let 's be fair, for the sake of no explicit dialogue, and no, i mean a mediated dialogue. we say that we have mobilized. we say that these people are at the training grounds and 150,000 are not there yet, but sooner or later they will get there, they say, but smart bombs. and here is petri, and here are the rockets. it's the same thing they say, what they say is just engaging in a dialogue, because before deceive again so you need to engage in a dialogue. and here are all these conversations. and let's think, maybe we will put it does not mean that they will put it or not. and let's let the russians talk to us and start discussing this topic. and we

will deceive them again, listen. well, but russians all the time lately. that's how much i listen to the russians more and more often say that there are no topics for negotiations, and objectively it is not clear what to discuss, because no matter the position of kiev, they say that there is no member for negotiations. by doing so, you already you get involved in the case, and then you offer something else and maybe there will be some other topics for dialogue and so on. it's called engagement. this has been going on with the soviet union since the brezhnev era and for the last time. well, from the very obvious, we saw this during the minsk agreements. yeah, when they did the magic, and then they admitted that we made the circle, then the minsk agreements, and so to speak, they told us, dear not respected, gentlemen, from ukraine how nicely we threw you for a long, long, long many years in this studio including, and then mrs. merkel confirmed what we were told that she lied to the dialogue

in russia, yaroshenko returned and will be. is it bad that there is no dialogue about the specific circumstances that the secret service is conducting with the special service. they will always lead here there is a systemic misunderstanding. you can, uh, never really. now you answer differently, each to the questions that everyone has. this actually makes sense. i am sure, personally, dear viewers, that there is one specific answer to the question. everyone no. there is a search for this answer in thinking over positions over arguments, it is necessary to analyze the facts, and so on and so forth, no one will give you. his answer is nowhere. no, its going to be the result of it specifically. he must be sought here, and most importantly, they are looking for him. hey, our boys are here. yes, i never said it, although i thought about it for a long time. first of all, i'll tell you. and many theorists did not mind yesterday, but are already ready for the seventies, probably, seriously, they are such people. they began to refute

the central thesis of the quasi-witz theory hmm this is not me theoretically, i think very practically, and the central thesis of the theory is not the strategy of the military, but his theory of war was that war is a policy that continues by other means as well. today this is not true. this is about negotiations. today, politics is a war waged by other means. i will take the liberty of saying that the war in which we are engaged today began in 1914. oh how because, well, there are a lot of people who think that the first and second - this is one war with a period of truce so. right after it started cold. and notice, if we look at the main participants in

all these fever wars, only one country, russia, is absolutely exactly after the end of the cold war, which they believe. they won, we were in a state of occupation for the nineties, starting from the zero and the americans say so about us, a guerrilla war began, which continues with varying success. we are called revanchists americans variable. i said misha yes, and that's it in this sense, now she is partisan and the garden end is the same partisan, how is it? so , who sets fire to the trading price, they do not burn in the garden ring. note that the komsomolskaya square of the komsomolskaya square flower base was on fire, since not every oil depot is on fire for sure. oh, i forgot about her, but the flowers are still yes, uh, from the fourteenth to 2022, and in this sense, politics is to ensure military success or

defeat by other methods, and negotiations, oh, which we talk about every day and scare our poor people that we are behind the talks talks today. it's just a tool of war. it is clear that you can start to finish them, knowingly, knowing that the enemy is manyo. diplomatic , that's all, which are called upon to solve military problems. if we need a pause, we involve them in the negotiations , but we need to highlight some topic, we involve the iaea in a conversation about e, for this a diplomatic war is a front, a diplomatic one, by the way, look at the diplomatic front, but on the diplomatic front. and i don't know, well especially in light of your version, this is true. so do you need to pay attention to it? but for example, here in congress they are talking about the fact that biden should ahh, means to declare that russia should be excluded from the

security council. is this white noise or not? it will crack anything. this is clear. well, a lot of things will crack. but this is white noise or or this from this let's say. so out of this. e from this flare on this front line. maybe some serious offensive will develop in our direction or is it? all blah blah against biden, i know that he did not do it. in my opinion, this is not just white noise - it is. uh, it's really an attempt to do something with russia in the security council, even under the charter of the united nations. that's when i ask, when why then why to the question? about the transition, right? well, firstly, of course, it will not be possible to exclude russia from the security councils, only at the same time to block the access of russian diplomats to the un meeting. elementary elementary, by the way, the situation when they gave

visas until the last were not two made in syria, this was done by us then the chinese will impose a veto for us. look again at this phrase. will they risk it? tell me every time we say if they take a chance take a chance. not even in a military sense. they see red lines. they don't want to cross them. what red line. in this situation, your mind will be seen. listen, after all, the nuclear arsenal in russia is a diploma. it is not joke. our diplomatic property was stolen, or rather seized a long time ago. and what, yes, look, that is, you are talking about the fact that they will not dare to try to block our participation in the security council, being afraid of the use of nuclear weapons, given that even in the question oh well, there i’m not talking about our real estate, but blocking our funds e. reserve. even the fiscation of our active fixation, while perfectly aware of it. what is

russia, you know, there are, uh, a lot of criteria for how a strong power is determined, we won’t say, but superpowers, yes, a strong power and there are several components according to several criteria, according to some of which russia still needs to work, too, russia's share of gdp in world production, but the criteria is the population grid. access to the seas and oceans the right of veto in the un security council foreign military foreign bases many criteria criteria according to which russia has the right to remain in the un security council and demand , has its gold and foreign exchange reserves the possibility and how this

company will move forward depends on what will happen, there is one single criterion, this is security, yes, and the second minimum, who can see what resources north korea had? what were the foreign bases? what were they had some data, but they had been resolved. and mr. trump, having collected three aircraft carriers to their shores, is not an option to go back, because the north koreans were determined, or at least they could demonstrate it. uh-huh when we talk about the guys you stole money from us ok. oh, you didn’t steal, we were frozen by money, yes, yes, you will probably return it to us someday. yes, when diplomatic property is taken from us, yes, historically, seven years ago. yes, and we all swallow it melancholy and endure it further. it is according to that there must be a demonstration decision, a very strong demonstration of

determination, like a foot mat about the red lines. i totally agree with my colleague, but i'll screw up the story. let's get into the head of the americans. it's pretty easy to head khokhlov climbs much harder. yes, there is in the head of the americans, because the red line. they are not painted on the tables. they are in the heads of the americans, our red lines. they have them in their heads, or if they don't. yes, if there is, they try to unwind them to clarify the feat, there and so on they turned everything about it into a thread and they say that in the mountains you can’t look at our lines. it is impossible, because it is incredibly dangerous and deadly to turn off a nuclear power comparable in resources to the united states from the system of international relations contracts and say. quite right. with such an

arsenal, an outcast. i will give you an image, do not be offended. it's still the lion, here the lion was in the zoo , and no one can do anything with him to let him out of the zoo, so that he doesn’t mess around in the city so-so decision, because if they themselves cut off all those threads with which we are built into the world system. let's say this. sorry, this answers you a little differently. here, finally said, whom the huge government even strikes at the american deserts. there are a lot of american bases in the world's oceans that can turn into volcanoes or into whirlpools in a funnel, anything, if they themselves cut off the opportunity, at least

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previous block e, mikhail delyagin said that one of the most important components for a power to be considered, and most importantly, for its accounts, well, anyway. well, if not, uh, what is the name of a superpower, is it, at least, respected for such a component as determination? well, here is michael and an example, and north korea well, for example, another country that, in fairness, has shown considerable determination in countering us imperialism insolence and so on and so forth is iran, and this is actually very significant now that one way or another, but in many ways. our ties with iran well, let's say, in an unusual way, are developing and strengthening. this is to the question that well, after all, not one, we are moving in this direction and to the question of signals. and these are, as it were, a dialogue indirectly, he sees it there and for this about express. they, too, sometimes know how to

worry. i have evidence that indicates that the deal was for ballistic missiles from iran to russia. the us is concerned about the expansion of russian iranian military cooperation. well, yes, we buy, according to kirby, ballistic missiles from iran. he says that we are cooperating with them on this topic and says that they are concerned about this, among other things to the question of how the world works. but, for example, whether to consider an expression of concern. and well, some uh negative signs, so to speak, because, well, we are also concerned about the expansion of us military cooperation with ukraine . we are concerned about the fact that the us has been cooperating with the terrorist kosovo regime for many years. we're worried. and the fact that, well, there are still many places with whom they are yes, that's all, white noise, but

this is white noise, but according to who look who of you could present a year ago the news that the prosecutor general of the russian federation, uh communicates with colleagues from iran and shares experience of counteracting the destabilization of the situation, no one could now it happens, and joint projects are being discussed in the field of space. and this is in general, not surprising because iran is an indicator of how, thanks to determination and perseverance, people are in a state of very strong sanctions pressure. they were able to do a lot of things that some ursula fondirlians think that without washing machines, it’s somehow impossible in the field of joint construction of airplanes and helicopters, because we have a lot about this experience, that all the west has turned its back on us. now aircraft. we don't have helicopters. we don't have anything we won't have, but i understand people who were born after 1991

. they seem to not remember the times when we had our own planes and our own helicopters. i mean the citizen. and so on and so forth, so obviously it's cooperation so that whatever kirby is concerned about and not leaving uh, let alone ballistic missiles in there. it nevertheless continues and grows in your opinion. e, u this, well, that's within the framework of our opposition to the powerful west in this. what prospects is this straight. here, and we can add to the shoulder that in the field of oil and gas agreements were signed for as much as 40 billion dollars, but on the way to the implementation of these plans, of course, there is an obstacle, as subjective is so objective, but basically objective now, because to implement these multibillion-dollar projects in the context of sanctions against iran, both international and unilateral american against russia , are almost similar to implement these plans very, very difficult. well, therefore, it is characteristic that

the implementation. it's coming. and actually, iran has a very great experience of surviving under the yoke of these same sleds. i talked about this and a little bit, but since the end of the seventies of the 20th century and wow more than that, if at the initial stage the americans and their allies openly said that as a result of the sanctions against iran the regime would collapse, now they don’t say this , despite all the recent protests and so on. none of the serious american and european analysts do not believe that now these sanctions in iran against iran can give this kind of effect fairly, but here, uh, i see that mikhail gennadievich you have no hands and probably in order to say that the iranian elite all these for 30 years , the system has been arranged a little differently. there

, the level of connection e and dependencies in the broad sense of the word work a little differently. he doesn’t go, he doesn’t want anyone, there is no comprador bourgeoisie, almost none. i said this, perhaps you know, it is even there a little bit, but it is subordinate to the state. it is subordinated to the national intellect. no, well, she is, but she, as it were, does not make strategic decisions. so to speak. well, it's like china actually u implement the next decision with the language and the signal can, at the command of the west, take people out on the street, but cannot ensure the adoption of strategic let's say. so i was very inspired by the cooperation asks the attorney general with iran because, you know, grunt justice. for all that, i have a very reserved attitude towards him. it works in iran really in order to the scammer returned your money enough to threaten to go to the shretz court. yeah, imagine we have a similar situation with you,

i won’t even laugh with him. so there are a lot of other things in iran from the very beginning for a very long time. a special post of vice-premier for the fight against sanctions and it is he who has a huge apparatus. he has tremendous influence. he works for males, and we don’t even have the thought of institutionalizing this kind of work. in the ninth year, before my very eyes, quite recently, iran was a country that even imported gasoline. she produced oil and could not process it. you know before my eyes. they created a huge and everything processing industry, who you did with our oil refining, we did it, when in the eighteenth year we have a refinery of a loss-making system in 2018 so far and still they usually and the state date our oil transfer by trillions of rubles. and when there is a problem

of complexity with the export of oil. and, probably, it would be worth more processing at home, it turns out that with the current tax structures. it will be occupation. it's difficult, but iran has created an industry before our very eyes, and very well. i remember there is a problem of cultural difference. when i stand at the exhibition, i look at the iranian satellite and i think, lord, how could they launch a satellite with such a cultural mentality. and now we are an employee of culture, they have a multi-thousand-year culture, a multi-thousand-year culture, but in the engineering field. it probably manifests itself very specifically in the commercial sphere. it manifests itself quite difficult, therefore it is really difficult, but some in general, completely obscene electronics and cars that did not drive. and now excuse me, as the korean azat gdp and china in general, the share of world production was four percent, and now more than 30%. like a korean car sounded like a stupid joke. yes, then the

chinese sounded like a stupid joke. yes, i don’t remember how i bought the first jacket in china, the first suit that you could put on yourself. and since then, he has grown so to speak and prettier. before, let's say, he was engaged in development, because china provided cheap credit, limiting financial speculation, curbing the arbitrariness of monopolies, because china distributed the tax burden on excises and on foreign trade. and inside the country, if you produce something, you are in paradise, but, after all, we have said more than once in this studio that what we started and call a special military operation. in some sense of the word, this is a special operation not only turned outward. and, perhaps more inward, because for me this is the deepest military conviction, for all my questions there are doubts and so on, that the special military operation that we started is a special operation that must inevitably

force us to change, because the features of how unfairly you say the national mentality are as follows. that as long as we don't all feel like we're in a situation of critical choice, nothing happens, by the way, apparently also with the iranians. wow not in the sixties, decomposed and corruption was mama not burning and so on, then you something changed with the northern koreans and so on and so forth, so you know what is the most liberal force in iranian society, the body of yeast icelanders. yes, they can do so, but in continuation of what colleague mikhail gennadievich delyagin a says and confirming artyom your words. of course, about a special military operation, which is also addressed so accurately. i'm just another historical confirmation of your words. yes of course, the special military operation and the war with the west has and will continue to have a huge

impact on our internal affairs, including economy. we have a myth that, uh, a planned economy was invented under joseph vissarionovich in the soviet union, and so this is really a myth, because a planned economy, a centrally planned economy and, by the way, militaristic. spontaneously originated in solving problems of the front. during the first world war. the first who did this and got the advantage were the french, and this was done by a person whom we still know well and see our streets. luino. he created his empire during the war. good luck it was coordination region, when the region was given the authority to look. what does vladimir vladimirovich putin do when military-industrial committees appeared, then they appeared in russia, by the way, military-industrial committees, when, with a difference of

six months from 20,000 shells per day, french industry began to produce 200,000 shells per day in six months. and then he was in germany, of course, the old simple, officers, took the department with their hands, but there it was the same thing, the same thing happened in great britain, by the way, we didn’t have time it was the same. we were a little late, because we had more resources. therefore, we are a little late, by the way, now the situation is also the same. yes, and uh, the second thing that was very important and this experience was also developing, and we took it in the thirties, when we were building our economy and which became the world champion in planned economy, real planned economy at the end of xx in the mid-twenties of the beginning developed under the leadership of stalin, people were sitting there . yes everything was much earlier, because the already developed gloro plan was still presented, for example, in the

state policy it was introduced, of course, to orient itself towards the highly speaking planned economy. it is just, but under khrushchev it ceased to exist, because in principle, yes, therefore, everything through yes, well , confirmation of your words, like a special military operation and at the same time a war against the west. at the same time, such countries as france and germany, which participated in the war with britain, did not have such problems directly, and we also had no problems, but they turned out to be situations. uh, supply gap. america supplied them with the resources and products they needed there and great britain. and then, when the submarine war began and it was cut off, they began internal resources. that is, some still autonomy-auto-autonomy authoritarianism of the economy. well, this is actually a very important conversation. i think it's good that we talked about this, no matter the example of north korea, iran or france during the first world war, our chinese

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