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Understanding 9/11tv Bez prava na slavu 1TV December 21, 2022 11:45pm-12:45am MSK
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engage with zelensky in much the same way as the united states did with the afghan regime, which they supported for the previous 20 years. listen to what harland writes. ukraine and its president volodymyr zelensky seem to have further powers to dictate the terms of the end of the war, but at some stage the us will act in its own interests, perhaps as the trump administration did, agreeing to withdraw from afghanistan with a banana table, and not with the afghan government. and although there is a firm agreement between the united states and nato regarding support for ukraine will this cohesion be preserved if the war continues indefinitely yuriy viktorovich do you think this is a real prospect for ukraine yes, i think that this is a real prospect. and i believe that the americans are a great strategy. they, when they are plotting something, well, they will think it over and look for many years ahead. i believe that this strategy that they have
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developed regarding russia does not work does not work. why because, as it seems to me, the russian side and in particular. uh, vladimir putin preemptively decided to somehow change the rules of the game, as i spoke with one expert. he described it. like chess. uh were thrown down and the american side had to improvise a lot. therefore, while ah ukraine is in the game and uh, but it’s not a fact that after some time hmm the americans will understand that it doesn’t work and plan b needs to be used. when i study american documents, i see there is also a chinese track. and as it should be for me, and the chinese started such an active game against china. i hope that everything will be decided with russia, but with russia it is not decided. it is constantly
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here on the way and, so to speak, in quotation marks gets in the way, but something must be done about it. and when someone says, why start a showdown with russia and china at the same time, if you can first with one and the other. i think that the americans here have miscalculated and read in relation to russia a. here she is, and ah, she proved or while she demonstrated the effectiveness she fought back. and as it seems to me, they are all obvious here. and i mean in terms of implementing the western strategy and hmm how do i it seems that in 2023 it will be decisive in many respects, and it cannot be ruled out that the regime of zelensky zelensky will overtake ukraine. the same e, take into account that and here, ah, yes, drive yes, about the american afghan government. well, indeed, russia is now
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strengthening its positions and relations with china , and that's about it. today we will talk about the united states is rapidly weakening its own position regarding the rivalry with china as the main, but named by them the main strategic adversary. what about afghanistan by the way, here, but in general, she wrote a post about that. today, from the draft american federal budget for the fiscal year 2023, the same one for 1.7 trillion dollars, where 45 billion dollars are supposed to be allocated to ukraine for the next year, so an amendment was withdrawn from this budget that would protect the rights of afghan refugees, e.g., in the territory of the united states tech the very seventy-three thousand seventy-three thousand afghan refugees who fled to the united states with american troops from kabul in the summer of august. e
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last year, so, but it was supposed to be about the so-called afghan from justent, that is, an action to correct the policy towards afghans, which would provide them with protection, protection from deportation, protection from unemployment, and so on. the united states did not have the money for this, they decided. to save money, remove this from the draft budget. yes, despite the fact that these 73,000 afghans worked for the united states for 20 years, fought for the united states, fled with the united states. they were promised, and protection and patronage from the biden administration, now they are simply thrown. yes, because they have ceased to be necessary connected. here is ivan alekseevich. i think it's great that this has been seized in america in general for already, uh, this discussion has been going on for a year. what to do with these thousands, some of them are in america, some of them are still located at various american
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military bases, through which, well, planes were taken out of afghanistan and landed somewhere on different american military bases . uh, bases. there in the middle east europe in some of them stuck there. eh, they asked and sometimes the europeans to take these people very well that they seized it. it is perfectly. shows what will happen to all those who, uh, plow on the americans. here it will be just before they cease to be needed after they cease to be. uh be needed, again. uh, the fact is that with the zelensky regime, everything can be even worse, because, by the way, pay attention after how the drive ran away, after a while in the american press, let's just go a solid article about the fact that it's the drive himself to blame for everything. and in general, the afghans are to blame for everything. here's what they did wrong. that is, guilt. it was right there, uh,
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transposed. uh, the option is that everything will be blamed on zelensky. it is, and there were some indications that it could have been activated back in the spring. but then, in general, he made an incredible somersault and curry favor with the americans. that's when. they didn’t write off, but this option is more or less in reserve, it’s clear which theses will be used, of course, probably, zelensky himself will be sheltered somewhere and his closest entourage is there, but hundreds and thousands of people who are now being used, who are now being used for american purposes, of course, they will be written, uh, the next batch of geopolitical uh , suicide bombers and say that now the money is needed. uh, they need it and so on and so forth, so it's great that they uh removed that amendment. in general, everyone who is not
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quite a fool will understand this is the number of signals, including for ukraine and those others who are ready to be american. proxy. it beautiful illustration. yes, it’s a pity only for these seventy-three thousand afghans, who have been fighting for 20 years, for the interests of the united in afghanistan - this is a whole life for a whole generation of 20 years. and now they turned out to be just not needed by anyone. they made their choice. it's true, they knew perfectly well what they were doing. and you know. i have seen many of these people live. i met with them, including in afghanistan itself, and some of these people were, of course, well, so to speak, people are inadequate, perceiving reality, directly seeing the messiah in america and etc. well, in general, they were victims of american propaganda, but they could have figured it out, in the end, and some of them , you know, are people who made a cynical choice. they thought they were working for the
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americans. this is a great way to actually not revive your country, but to escape from your country. well, such vile goals led them to such a result, so i didn’t feel any special pity for them. yes. this is a traitor. this is one of the options for betraying your country. yes, such work with the americans, they spent it alone from the options of betraying your country and see all the afghan forces. not even those who directly worked for the americans. as you say, there are all sorts of translators and advisers that they had these afghan military, and for example, some afghan political figures who are completely hooked on american e, funding and have lost the independence that they once had e, they had here's what happens to such figures, and more you know
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, some of these figures failed and were forced to flee this country. is not the only example. remember who we had the most pro-american. saakashvili's policy yes , that's how it ends yes, you want to be e under american patronage. well, then you will become an outcast to your country and at best , you can run away, by the way, now the united states does not provide much support in the same way. well, another gift that the united states presents to zelensky. uh, on the occasion of his visit is of an economic nature. a. e. zelensky very actively criticized that parameter, and the ceiling on prices for russian oil, which was set by the european union by the countries of the big seven, australia, which joined them, at the level of 60 dollars zelensky a. also, poland and the baltic states said that 30, or even 20, is too much. so
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today, the deputy secretary of the treasury of the united states will. adema said in an interview with reuter that yes, the united states intends to discuss lowering the bar and ceiling on russian oil prices with a european ally in the near future, which means, uh. that's what too much is set for for russia and the city aleksandrovich what do you think, but what is the united states trying to do to raise world oil prices, or do they think that everything is working so well now that they can really raise it to some level. uh, lower even more and will the european union go for it, uh, i don't think the united states assumes that this price mechanism works very well, most likely they are guided by the data of the first weeks of this ceiling in accordance with, which e, russian oil
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here on such negative expected expectations. traded a little lower than. well, even significantly lower there in the region of $ 45. what is this price cap? therefore, if the empirical level has been established, why not think about how to set the ceiling at a lower level by setting 45 to 30. well, as an option, it's another matter that, most likely, this is an element. uh, political discourse, since deliveries to the european union, for example, by sea , they have completely stopped, e, but at the same time, there are many times higher deliveries from china to india, that is, uh, trade is carried out with other partners, so those who, as it were, cooperate within the framework of the ceiling, they do not receive supplies at the moment. well, there were problems with turkey, that it did not let some of the ships in until they confirm the insurance and so on. and the same americans said that they need to work more actively with their counterparties in developing countries in order to increase their so-called compliance, that is, so that they also join this ceiling, but the problem is that the big
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there is simply nothing to replace the volumes of energy resources that come from russia in the medium term on the world market. and so most likely from my point of view. it is still difficult to talk about what will be the parameters of, uh, trade in, uh, oil, and how exactly the ceiling will work, because it is obvious that this is some reduction in the supply of russian oil. they are also related to the fact that before the introduction of the ceiling, export volumes were very large, that is, exporters, on understandable terms, tried to withdraw more, and now this uh, item settings new settings let's say. so. this is the market. well, to the question of economic leverage and the role of the united states, i would allow myself to return to the issue of afghanistan in ukraine and in countries that actively support it, there is such a conviction that the conflict will end now, there will be a new marshall plan and that’s all , then support ukraine. it will economically develop very favorably and cease to be the poorest country in europe which it became in the twenty-first year by inflating the population, afghanistan within 20
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years, which there were divided, in which the americans were there, especially no one supported. in general, the americans did not care about the economic development of afghanistan and at the time when they were there and now, given that international organizations do not have the technical ability to provide assistance to the development of afghanistan today and afghanistan's gdp fell by 30% last year, e and the incomes of the population have also declined. this is the price of being, let's say, in the active american orbit, and moreover, i repeat, during the period when the americans themselves are. they were not particularly involved in the economic development of afghanistan, but their own informal ways to increase income grew there, for example, the production of opium poppy increased dozens of times over time, that is , these economic levers. uh, these are the information transfers that we will give you more help, that we will help you, here and here it is by and large
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. affects only these military features military abilities. well in fact, the united states is just interested in maintaining the ability of the kiev regime, there is resistance and on the fronts in order to continue trying to weaken, thus russia, well, russia, for its part, will continue its spice. we will now break for a few moments and then talk about china, you can be anything if you remain yourself all the richness of emotions at the main tournament of the year hot ice, the russian championship tomorrow at the first with a tinkoff credit card, you will have time to give more platinum and create a new year's magic. get a tinkoff
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politics in general. but most importantly , this visit confirmed the invariability of the strategic partnership between russia and china and their joint work and their focus on the formation of a multipolar world. listen to what the chinese side said following these negotiations. xi jinping pointed out that over the past 10 years, sino-russian relations have stood the test of international vicissitudes, have always developed steadily and at a high level, the development of sino-russian comprehensive strategic partnership and coordination is a long-term choice made by both sides based on their national conditions. china is ready to work with russia to bring sino-russian relations into a new era and jointly promote the development of global governance in a more a fair and reasonable direction andrey chet i think it is very important to say here that both sides have made a conscious
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strategic choice in favor of russian- chinese relations, that is, russian- chinese. the partnership is not opportunistic, but really strategic , because in the west it was very fashionable to talk about marriage according to the calculation of the manager in the assembly line in relation to russian-chinese relations, xi jinping says strategic choice, but at the same time the american factor is still betrayed a certain dynamic, e russian chinese partnership. pay attention to the closing words of this communique that russia and china are making a conscious choice in favor of building a more just and reasonable global governance. that is management. the world still remains global, it is not divided into blocks, but at the same time it must be carried out on the principles of justice and reason, which, apparently, is lacking today in the west, which leads and owns the initiative in most global processes russia china for several decades
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we went to this culmination of bilateral relations and created an atmosphere of deep mutual trust. mutual interest taking into account mutual interests not interference by mutual precautions in the military sphere, and hmm, of course, they helped us in quotation marks, united this is by the fact that they simultaneously put pressure on our painful interests at different points on the planet, objectively created the conditions for us to get closer, well and without american participation. we are quite natural partners in china, and it is for the strategic in the chronological sense depth. long-term planning of bilateral interstate relations is a very difficult thing, and in international relations one can rarely find precedents of many decades in depth planning of these relations. and this e reflects the priority of these relations. for each of the countries it reflects
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tea, no hopes and a sober calculation in relation to each other. and this is a special form of trust, because everyone tells each other that i will be predictable towards you in the coming decades. here are my interests. here are your interests. let's talk about what they are match? what's not and, uh, how are you? remember, in several joint declarations, russia and china offered their bilateral relations as a model of how relations between major powers and great powers could generally be arranged in the 21st century. china on arrival moments. the model has already been offered to the united states. which they reacted very coldly, not considering themselves equal. to anyone and i think that only they can determine. what should the rules and regulations of any bilateral relationship look like? i believe that in the history textbook of modern russian international relations, chinese relations will be included as one of the exemplary
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, stable, predictable and naturally mutually interested, and er, the important circumstances of these relations will be constant external pressure from the united states, which, perhaps, only helps these relations, really. russian-chinese relations are a very positive example today. even a unique example of the relationship between the great powers, because russia china is not are formal allies for each other, but at the same time there is no zero-sum game in their relations we are not trying to weaken each other and each other's positions , for example in central asia we uh, we have common interests both in this region and at the regional level and at the global level, that is, the formation of a more equitable polycentric world order today. e, indeed, there were even a few examples of material such examples of implementation. uh, here is this course to strengthen the
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russian-chinese partnership. one of of these examples was that vladimir putin via video link. today launched the operation of the kovytkinskoye gas condensate field. this is one of the largest fields in terms of gas reserves in eastern siberia and, in principle, in the east of russia, and, yuri viktorovich, i understand correctly that the kovytkinskoye field is considered as, and the second main hub, and the power of siberia, and, accordingly, how do you assess prospects for gas cooperation between russia and china well, the west leaves russia no other choice and indeed, the kovytkinskoye field is one of the largest, and along with the chayanskoye field, it will feed the power of siberia, the power of siberia. this gas pipeline was launched, and at the end of the nineteenth year it is now being brought to its design capacity. this is 38 billion cubic meters and
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according to the deputy prime minister. a new one should happen in the twenty-seventh year, but it seems to me, and earlier, and it will happen and uh hmm in general uh in this context is so tense. i mean the relationship between russia and the west and the cooperation between russia and china, uh, in the gas sector, is only accelerating only accelerating, and this applies not only to the project the power of siberia one, but also the projects of the power of siberia two, which are also now at some final stage of coordination. and i want to emphasize that if the resource base for the power of siberia is one - this is eastern siberia, then the resource base of the power of siberia 2 is western siberia. these are the same fields that feed the european union and europe what does it mean if europe does not continue to want to consume russian gas, please, big china, uh, will gladly take all these volumes, and
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russian fuel. uh, and uh, there won't be any problems with that. uh, there's also the far east gas pipeline. and it seems to me that in the foreseeable future, russia , e, will finally create an alternative, but it will truly turn east not in words, but in reality, its dependence on the european union on europe will be not so much even minimal as comfortable uh huh because. uh, russia is not refusing to build a gas hub, is it? turkey is a strategic project, indeed russian foreign gas relations will balanced, because over the past few decades, our gas dependence on europe, that is, europe's share in russian gas imports, has been absolute . and it certainly was unsustainable. eh, the situation. now we are increasing gas supplies to
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china, and not only to china, because we are talking about other asian countries, and others. today, another confirmation of the russian-chinese partnership that took place today was the start of naval exercises. uh, between uh, russia and uh, china uh in the east china sea, and these exercises will continue right up to december 29th. here is what the official english-language chinese edition of the global times writes about these exercises. china and russia will hold a week-long joint naval exercise in the east china sea. which, according to analysts, demonstrates the ability of the two countries to combat threats to maritime security , and also contributes to maintaining peace and stability at a difficult time when the united states continues to advance its indo-pacific strategy, and japan moved away from its defensive principle, provoking tensions in the taiwan strait joint exercises designed to
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demonstrate the determination and ability of the two countries to strengthen efforts to jointly counter threats to maritime security, in addition to protect international and regional peace and stability, and promote further deepening , the chinese russian comprehensive strategic partnership for cooperation in the new era, said the chinese ministry of defense ivanovich well here thus a greater eurasia is being consolidated, and again, as the glowal times notes the united states and its asian allies, that japan is playing the role of a catalyst for this consolidation of a greater eurasia at that. this is contrary to their strategic interests, yes, and it seems to me, dmitry slavich, you used catalysts very precisely, because this is definitely not the reason, of course, the strengthening of the russian said, we are sitting a stump - this is our strategic choice absolutely absolutely and you know it's very interesting
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uh, a model of russian chinese relations, because uh, we have found this niche of relations, when really an alliance is how to rise under an alliance, this is not the model of relations that suits us, uh, suits us, that is, some kind of formalized obligations there must be joint actions, and so on and so forth. and most importantly, russia and china are interested in each other's success. we are interested in china 's prosperity, but china is not interested in russia's prosperity. what a secret programs? where is there something to take away from each other, where would somewhere take each other's full interest, uh, in each other's prosperity, because from the prosperity of the other partner from its stability. uh, hmm, it will only be good for another for another country
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and a very correct form has been found. how to formalize this essence russia and china are doing a lot on their own. uh, independently, but we go, as it were, in parallel courses and, from time to time, we conduct joint military exercises. we have a wide economic cooperation. this is it really. that's when some people think that this is just such a formula, or what? just words that we have more than in allied hours, because really. this is a very sincere and deep interest in each other's successes. we are definitely not interested in any of us having problems, either of an internal nature or in relations with an external and external partner, our relations with china and political and military-political and economic often exceed intensity relations between military allies is also just one of the elements. in
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fact, more equal, because we see where allied relations are developing. they are in uh relations and vassals are developing on the example of the united states and european countries, as well as the asian uh, former american allies. we have this , uh, we haven’t come up with exactly yet, maybe the wording for this is as capacious as an alliance, but this model is a great relationship. eh, states. she is very equal very honest very uh sincere and we learn to implement it all. more practical projects that benefit both chinese and russian societies, and in the west they look at all this with complete bewilderment, because in the west both experts and political circles have got it into their heads that russia and china will definitely
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quarrel, actually, they should have had a fight yesterday . and? a. if not yesterday, then right now it should have been right today, but for some reason it doesn’t happen today, but tomorrow it’s definitely guaranteed and they continue to bet on it er keep doing it. uh, they believe that russia and china will have irreconcilable contradictions. we have been looking at each other with suspicion for a while for a while, china is growing fast. russia is also gaining weight, but will these common trajectories come into conflict somewhere? there were such glances at each other. and what will be there in the future? what what no, our trajectory, especially against the background of how they behave, the west, they intersect in the future, but only in the positive glue-switching of what kind of conflicts do we, we do not we expect and most importantly, against the backdrop
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of these events that are taking place in the world, we now have a common interest in restructuring the world system of perestroika. we need to restart and china needs it, and russia and a number of other states restart globalization with less, and the participation of the west and on a much more fair and equal basis. economic plan. china used it very effectively and interests grew there. what when you finish. we will have to rebuild the world order, but they were moving towards this very slowly, a special military operation and turbulent events in the world this year. they really made china go through several stages of evolution of its foreign political thought much faster. and you remember very well that a is in march april of this year. many
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did not expect china to take positions like this? uh, how he takes. now in america there were even illusions that china could support anti-russian sanctions. now we see how wrong they were. uh, representations, china forcibly moved to e, awareness of the need. uh, change of the world change of the world order, and i will repeat it again. i say this all the time, that it is that our positions are not against america, we simply believe that america should be, as it were, devalvi. he is in the world system and we have to learn to do so many things without america and not necessarily against. i completely agree with this, russia and china are actually doing this. and how rostov of the formation of a polycentric world order, which xi jinping spoke about, suggests that the united states is also somewhere there, but not as a gimon, absolutely er. well, if
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russia is strengthening its strategic partnership with china, the united states is pursuing confrontational system-configuration courses, and in the economy, uh, they are taking, uh, they have already taken a course towards uncoupling. uh, with china, then europe is rushing about, but in europe, uh, there are different points of view, someone definitely stands on the positions of the united states lithuania , for example, great britain, someone like germany france, they want to maintain some kind of elements of positive constructive economic relations. recently there was a visit from scholz. e to beijing and yesterday , ae, german president frank-walter steinmeier had a telephone conversation with the chairman of china , e, gray-pin. ah, according to steinmeier's office , they talked about many things, including ukraine and steinmar asked the sidimpino to put pressure on moscow and another illusion that russia would withdraw its troops from
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ukraine. but in beijing they gave a completely different interpretation. e this conversation, a cd-accept, as already reported by the chinese e, sources, but stated that china is ready, e, for broad and in-depth cooperation with germany in solving global energy economic climate problems and that he hopes that e germany will not succumb to pressure from the united states and a. will make efforts to ensure that the european union also maintains a positive relationship with china. aleksandrovich what do you think, uh, will germany really be able to maintain some elements of positive relations with china economically and how do you see the prospects for economic relations china with the european union china is kind of, according to chinese sources, really interested in keeping
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relations with europe positive because it is a way for china to weaken the influence of the united states uh, europe is in a very difficult position. indeed, china understands that the european union is another major center of power, another major consumer of chinese goods, and quarrel with it. well, in general, not very logical and not very reasonable, but the countries of the european union. e, i repeat, there are enough plight, because china's e-rollers have grown significantly over the last 15 years there. for example, in the imports of the european union, this is around 20%, in germany, the same thing is the simultaneous refusal of a partner who gives. in 1/5 of imports, it is quite difficult , plus everything that germany and the european union have. well, in a number of positions, there is a negative balance in trade with china and even in some high-tech industries, which indicates a fairly serious dependence on individual markets of the european union from suppliers from we are not here in china
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we are definitely talking about rare earth metals, for example, e, the main producer of which is china, but some electronic components are there, and so on. that is, generally speaking, the key issue in the development of the future european union is the question of strategic autonomy in technological development. and in these conditions, of course, the desire of european states to maintain some kind of relationship with china is understandable, plus this, in addition to trade. there is also investment cooperation, germany has been there for a long time for several years . with the exception of last year, when china bought a piece of phyllis in the netherlands, and the netherlands came out on top in the export of direct investment from china to europe in germany . with china, with which we are here, uh, in conflict, why? are you selling him a port ? what for? in general, you are doing all this , but in the face of difficulties in general with the investment process in the european union, attracting foreign investment, including
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including from china is a mutually beneficial phenomenon. china is getting access to technology, infrastructure, and the europeans are getting some investment in a difficult investment situation within the economy, but we see that even before the twenty-second year, difficulties with this cooperation began. investment agreement. there is china and i won’t be able to. the union disrupted the union, in fact, yes, disrupted, uh, the implementation of this agreement, and uh, germany. here it turns out to be in a difficult difficult sufficient situation, when it is slowly being pressured from all sides to wear life inside and even inside about relations with china a, the united states they say that let's mean we impose sanctions on china let's slow down its aggression against taiwan with what it means to deprive it of access to semiconductors and supposedly. china and so on will not get anywhere, but it is not taken into account that the key semiconductor manufacturers in the world are south korea and taiwan, that is, in fact. it is possible to really push china towards
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more, let's say, such actions. there, let's say, so intense action, summarizing the strategic interest of the european union and germany to maintain relations with china; china's strategic interests to maintain economic relations with europe because it is one of the key markets for chinese surplus goods chain. uh, trade investment with the americans has already begun to break down, nkt said this recently, but hmm, but there are so many negative barriers to these strategic interests, uh, in the euro-atlantic inland european. and global let's say, well, germany's interest the development of relations with china is of interest, at least, to scholz and steinleir. let's just say that the social democratic party of german business is also largely due to the fact that they have lost the second pillar of their competitiveness and industrial, and industrial development energy partnership with russia a. and they themselves largely
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destroyed it, but the explosions of the northern streams completed the job. today i published a very interesting article . in general, he is a post, but with links to several western officials at once. in general, he wrote a post that convincing evidence of russia's involvement in the nord stream explosion. no , and as the newspaper writes, this assessment was given by 23 representatives of the diplomatic and intelligence structures of nine western countries, yes, andrey andreyevich, about russia's non-involvement in the northern e-streams. but this once again proves itself, huh? what we were talking about right now. yes, who is the main interest, e such explosions, but this also speaks of how far, and the uk, the united states has gone in a hybrid war. well, i'm not surprised at all. the appearance of such a publication among westerners. there is
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such a habit of the picture to be surprised hmm uh, when something does not turn out the way they were told for a long time before, and this is a form of such an apology to the public for misleading you against the background of this publication. you should show, uh, a few hundred others who came out at the time of this incident, where one is definitely in literally 30 seconds. it was established that it was russia that was behind these attacks; in fact, these were attacks on the energy infrastructure. e me i don’t think that this publication will have any kind of big continuation, but the question will hang in the air. who did it? now let's see. with what speed, then in 30 seconds they established that from russia with what speed they will begin to approach the correct answer to this question. i think that for now politics and big politics geopolitics will allow westerners to honestly answer this question and prepare a washington post
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publication with the name of the country behind this. well, if it works out, i will be very surprised him because indeed the washington post is, uh, mainstream in the united states too and is waging an information war as part of a general hybrid war against russia but is really facing an increasingly severe energy crisis as the europeans try to stop, shall we say, the symptoms. e of this crisis or reduce. uh, the consequences of this crisis are the introduction of a price cap. yes, recently the council of the european union set a gas price ceiling. not only for russians in general, for the gas they consume. uh, european countries. many criticized this decision within the european union itself and continue to criticize a and as bloomberg writes, this decision can only aggravate, especially next year, europe's gas problems rather than solve
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them. a price ceiling without an associated demand cap risks exacerbating europe's gas supply shortage by spurring consumption next year, analysts at goldman sachs group said it could cut global supplies and, in the worst case, force the government to restrict gas. restrictions will make it difficult for the region's importers to significantly increase prices to ensure the supply of liquefied natural gas. the industry has warned that lng cargoes could be prioritized in asia if prices there rise above the ceiling in europe , with demand reawakening in china. after the easing of covid zero restrictions, price restrictions will destabilize the market , mohammad arkabr said. minister of energy. algeria is europe's third largest gas supplier dure victoria again. you see that this is the idea in the price ceiling. actually algeria criticizes not only russia but criticizes her algeria criticizes her many inside the european
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union you agree that she can only uh-huh to problems rather than soften hmm yes i agree to a price ceiling will only exacerbate europe's problem and today europe has gas. uh, the european union is in storage and can do things like, uh, the introduction of a ceiling on gas prices, however, if russia passes integrity here, then in europe we will see a real collapse and it will happen next year, and in europe, take and gas from other uh, weird sources there is no possibility and the point here is not that there are not enough regasification terminals in europe to receive hmm, st. petersburg simply does not have this lng in the world and qatar, having seen these gigantic volumes that fell out or left the european market. due to the
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escalation of tensions against russia and the west, they uh said that at best they can only cover a part by the year 27, and we have 23 years ahead and here, it seems to me, is the european union. e. hmm is working against his own interests. in my opinion, they are generally about gas. should have forget. well, since this gas is now supplied only through one line through ukraine, and that just happened. eh, this explosion, which should, but probably alert them somehow, because, and here it is a thread. maybe the turkish flow could be interrupted, and everything and what we will see next year is the shutdown of industrial enterprises, and
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many of their enterprises cannot be stopped. solutions. who is its initiator. possibly poland which feels more comfortable compared to germany but in general m-m i suppose. it was done thoughtlessly. so it can have such disastrous consequences for the european union, i believe that before the industrialization of germany, this is one of poland's strategic goals of its policy within europe, but in general, the cause of many, if not most, of the problems that europe faces today are already their own elites. we often talked at this table, sort of. you are born grinding, if you want european years about their boundless infantilism of ideological obsession and strategic blindness. well , also that the current leadership of the european union and the head of the european commission ursula fondyrlyan and the head of the european. diplomacy . the barrel is generally not chosen by anyone and is clearly not working in the interests of the peoples. e countries of the
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european union. and that's very accurate. it seems to me a characteristic of the majority of the current european union. elite gave recently the current president. croatian zoran milanovic. hear what he said. she is equal to the body of time, this is the most mediocre generation of european politicians in history, these are people, who are absolutely unaware of what they are doing and what happened before, the eu high representative for foreign affairs sent a letter to foreign minister rodman. scandalous ugly manipulative deceitful letter. analyze this as a central european power is addressing its full member in response to a legitimate request to treat us as others tell lies , a high security resolution is invented. the decision of the european councils and lies. lie that we
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must now demand the resignation of this person. this was his official response to the state of croatia in this letter it is clear how the croatian and the top authorities treat the civil servants of brussels, they perceive us as a cast of the deaf and dumb. i remind you that croatia joined the european union in july 2013, so zoro milanovich, in principle, knows what he is talking about, and now, of course, russia simply has nothing to say with such elites, especially since the vast majority of them are just a clintelle of the united states, russia of course remains a part of europe, a country european culture. what federation council speaker valentina matvienko correctly recalled today, but geopolitical geo-economic ideologically, we are part of eurasia and we are part of the world majority, that is, not the western world, and this will certainly be reflected in the new concept of russia's foreign policy, which was discussed today at the security council
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chaired by vladimir putin it was a big game. goodbye. scout kozlov disappeared in july 1980, stopped communicating with the center for a long time did not know what happens then information appeared he was in africa in the frank fort prison miami west german newspaper, messenger in yur arrested colonel kozlov alexei mikhailovich intelligence officer of the soviet union two years in solitary confinement 2 years of torture. it was catastrophic torture. it was just a disaster to turn the cardboard into a double. someone can in such a situation.
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you know how not every person breaks down. will deal with it. the day before they brought him chicken for dinner, and before they gave only a mug of cloudy liquid, two pieces of bread and a bowl of porridge. it was a bad sign in the praetoria prison there was a custom of a chicken, relied only before death. and even here the rules of apartheid were in effect, they only fried half a chicken, and for a white one a whole chicken. it was thursday executed to friday at 5:00 am, they took him out. however, not
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hung just showed how it happens. the condemned man was pulled up to have fun. she stood on the second floor, then the hatch fell down, the executed fell down. the greatest doctor stood there, which means that the heart of a person was dying. at death row prison soviet intelligence officer alexei kozlov spent half a year trying to sleep. so they made me stand and that's it, then they took me to the toilet. i collapsed and could not recover. lamb bed and chair room three steps by four, the last words of farewell to those who
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were sitting next to me were scratched on the walls with a nail, there was just a door from where people who were already hung with fruit were taken out, sometimes 12 people a day, but the worst thing for kozlov was that moscow did not know where he was. this interview is from 2006 unique secret operation in which he participated. when on whom was the fate of not
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only many countries, but the whole continent? illegal intelligence agent alexei kozlov was sent by the center to south africa in 1977 to find out if south africa had atomic weapons . 250m under coming what they call cold testing the first product, the first bombs and saying in 1978, it was possible to record
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a flash similar to an atomic explosion in the southern hemisphere near the cape town. a short time later, on september 22, 1979, another nuclear explosion occurred in the south atlantic, then we became very interested in what happened, it was not an incomprehensible outbreak in south africa, like an atomic explosion. and this was recorded by our american satellites. none of the five countries that possessed nuclear weapons at that time were tested . this gave rise to the suspicion that an atomic bomb was developed in south africa a nuclear bomb in a strange proteid in a country where 3 million whites actually held 26 million blacks in slavery they had neither rights nor passports on
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park benches on the streets inscriptions only for whites blacks lived in dances in fact domination and not to give political power into the hands of chernobyl. it was not just, but racial segregation, in fact, under a new sign, a new fascist state of a fascist persuasion was ripening. about the fascist state , it received at its disposal the most terrible and destructive weapons of the 20th century. south africa could at any moment begin to establish its own order in the world. it was dangerous, not only not on that continent, but there is no humanity here at all. the scout kozlov worked abroad under the name of otto schmidt; the german director of a large dry-cleaning factory turned him into
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a polish jew, zelman, shmulevich, shchertsovsky, teacher of german at the vologda school number one. glory to such an ensemble of teachers, of which about half were people who went through the war and were of unique talent born and lived in poland graduated from the prestigious pilsudski gymnasium in the city. in the thirty-ninth year, when the nazis entered poland, dad volunteered to go to the front, but the story is that two weeks later. the government fled to romania and the polish army remained. without leadership the fate of the polish soldier during
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the occupation was obvious, damn he decided to cross to the ussr to distant relatives in kovel, he swam across the border river of letters , so he ended up on the soviet side. proved to be the best worker. soon he entered the teacher's course vologda, pedagogical institute after graduating from the institute, he was sent to the best school in the city, school number one. hello , he was such a, well, a man with good humor, but a man he was very tough, very demanding. at first, the teacher had
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a very difficult time. they said the first post-war year. guys, very difficult, many lost their fathers in the war and learning the german language was for them the situation has changed.
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