[000:00:00;00] good morning good morning well wash your hands brush your teeth at the table you can and so today we are discussing the deepening confrontation between russia and the states of the collective west, the confrontation around ukraine into a confrontation that is becoming

wider than the ukrainian conflict. here let 's see what today said the internal situation, and attempts to speak to colleagues. and, of course, it is necessary to identify and stop the illegal activities of those who are trying to split, weaken our society , use separatism as a weapon nationalism, neo-nazism and xenophobia. this, too , has always been applied to our country. and now e attempts, of course, e, the most active attempts to activate all this scum on our land. well, i don’t remember that, uh, president putin used such harsh expressions when speaking about the radical opposition in russia, to be expressed

more precisely, a significant part of the radical position coal managed to leave russia, but here is what he said today on behalf of president putin about russia’s external enemies press secretary president dmitry peskov in fact, now nato is acting as a single bloc , our conditional opponents are no longer in any way, and the enemies of their intelligence work against us 24 hours a day, their weapons, as putin emphasized in a recent interview, are supplied to ukraine for free and shoot at our military. i'm not talking about the fact that they shoot at citizens of ukraine , shell ukrainian cities and villages , commitments are made and collective decisions are made within nato on new deliveries on new batches of weapons with a constant increase in their technical level, but here for me the most important thing is the expression enemies. we heard for a long time about the fact that the collective west

partners then told us that these are not easy partners, but then difficult partners. then the former partners on now the enemies and you konstantin zatulin, as a member of the duma, deputy chairman of the relevant committee, what do you think about these statements? it seems to me personally that they are, firstly, far from accidental. and secondly, it seems to me that when such a thing is said, one should expect that some deeds may follow the words? i at all for all the time in politics i have not heard anything accidental from the president of the russian federation vladimir putin and even more so at the moment when, in fact, the war has been going on for the second year already. and, of course, assessments and moods are getting tougher, and there are more and more

reasons to say that sometime. at the beginning of this special military operation there was a discussion. is it possible to supply soldiers ' helmets to the armed forces of ukraine and today, in reflection, it comes to the point that without acquiring nuclear weapons? attempts to turn a blind eye to ukraine's acquisition of nuclear technology making atomic weapons is actually not that far off. therefore, everything that the president said and said on a very specific occasion in a specific audience of the audience of the federal security service certainly has its confirmation. moreover, since

the beginning of this year, we have seen an absolutely unprecedented increase in expectations for new deliveries of agreements. about not only new packages of sanctions that we have already undergone, but also a large-scale qualitative round of armaments of ukraine personally, i explain this by the fact that the strategies are in the west. let not publicly, but came to the conclusion that otherwise ukraine simply would not be able to withstand this competition of this competition on the battlefield except by providing the maximum that the west can provide to count on its victory. this means that it is impossible to defeat russia, and the defeat of russia is included, as we know, in the main strategic plan, which they openly talk about. they call for it, they consider it an absolutely no alternative option for the west that we then or you then or everyone in general, then they want from the leadership of the russian federation

, of course, the leadership of the russian federation forced to take this into account. it's not just ratings. but i am sure that this is preparation for specific actions that are related to the situation on the bor field. i hope that this is not the case. about the actual involvement in the conflict with nato countries directly. i mean hostilities, but last week. yes, and this week we know that one, at least a small country in the post-soviet space, which is constantly being pushed towards this, decides for itself the question of becoming an ally of ukraine in the war by attacking russian peacekeepers and the pro-russian enclave of transnistria or not to become, in fact, everything has already been prepared, but firstly, some kind of rejection from the large mass of the population in moldova, and on the other

hand, the fear of making a mistake at all. so far they are holding back from this, although there are more than enough people who want to push moldova, first of all, from the ukrainian side. and this means, of course, if it comes to moldova about the actual involvement of romania , because if moldova wants to fight, they will not fight with moldova, but with romanians who will change into moldovan uniforms or are in fact already romanians, even being citizens of moldova, such as madame sandonta. i’ve been thinking a lot about the extent to which the current situation is involving one of the parties. in such a local conflict, which as a result becomes less local, to what extent the situation is unique and at one level there is nothing unique at one level. for example,

in during the korean war, soviet pilots took a direct part in the hostilities and beat up american aircraft during in vietnam, as far as i know, ruslan can correct me, there were no soviet pilots, but of course, there were soviet weapons and there were soviet advisers. and uh thought he was shot down by a soviet special you mean. yes, he tells me that it is also there. yes, it was the russian who shot him down. and i remember a great episode. e, when e was the south vietnamese unit, but desperately, retreating e through the deltamekong to find a place on american ships, and she met with a unit already not a mekomyga, but a regular

north vietnamese army. there was a soviet military adviser, but a very pleasant person. we even talked to him in russian , there were such episodes, and well, in afghanistan, of course , uh, the united states took part in the conflict the most active, and supplied , including stingers, which played a real role. we had such a wonderful burburn man on the program, ah, who today is a very sensible person who is against it. conflict with russia and then he led the presidency of the cia and islam ade abzhezinsky in public shot at soviet children from a machine gun, and rambo the screen talked about or showed how he was fighting. well, that's what, uh, ruslan interests me. when i think about all these

conflicts, where the soviet union was actively involved in conflicts against the united states, of course, none of these conflicts were close to the united states. this is true. secondly, in none of these conflicts, as far as i know, did the soviet union set any strategic goals. that is, there was no plan. uh, prevent america from surviving and even remaining a superpower, and uh, in general, not for that not for another country. these the conflicts were not existential, which i think is especially dangerous today. that we are talking about conflicts a few hundred kilometers from moscow and we are talking about a conflict in ukraine , which even in the west are widely recognized, but if you want a zone of existential e interests

of russia do you think this makes the current situation unique and potentially? especially dangerous, you know, now it is customary to criticize very actively. there is a political science community in the west of saints. there are some redundant anti-russian others. there chew snot i personally for the fact that these all sorts of political scientists and dentists were as many as possible just those people who, unlike ordinary americans, know our history. they should be well aware that yes, the russian empire, the moscow tsardom, the soviet union were attacked by enemies from the north and from the south and from the east, but the existential threat came to us only from the west three times in our history, and our, uh, statehood was called into question and all three times is an invasion. yes, there is a polish-swedish intervention time of troubles yes 812 army napoleon and and of course hitler's

invasion of hmm on our homeland. therefore, when they often say that there, well, after all, there would be no fight for ukraine. no, even if we lost , then still, probably, the question would not have been raised, but the survival of statehood. well , depending on who put people from mongo to tatar mongols, we can go even deeper after all. yes, let's do it anyway. consider the russian state in its opposite form arises after standing on acne, and so and very many in the world in the same usa understand the tragedy of the armenians, yes, and the loss of western armenia is the worst victim. and the fact that the russian people , yes, and those who may have been our ancestors there , is probably still difficult to talk about russians there in the 15th century, right?

the fact that for us this part is always unimportant, the north is where charles the twelfth is, or this part is where the wild field, but it came from the crimea or from the part that it controlled, turkey where is romania now yes, hungary was their vassal, that it is also in our blood for us, the current situation around ukraine has absolutely out of official meaning. yes, it is absolutely equivalent in that, uh, in this part of the situation in 1941 forty-two, and you can chat as much as you like that the russians are realists to them, they are not democrats. we have our own historical experience and will proceed from it. and in this sense, there is no border drawn by khrushchev or anyone else, which supposedly must be respected if our historical memory shows us that the presence of this border creates problems. for us, for our children, for our grandchildren, of course, it cannot be an obstacle.

absolutely right here. and unfortunately, most americans do not understand this. but you, in your time, had a reputation as a liberal intellectual. you didn't even join the party for many years, and i think at least you worked in a very prestigious institute. you were not allowed to travel abroad. yes, nevertheless, for 15 years he was not traveling, nevertheless. you amazed many in moscow when you wrote an article i need an iron hand. and as i remember, you are far away in certain situations, or you want to preserve your statehood and ensure your reforms. even in the name of these liberal reforms, iron hand, firm power are necessary. now, when you look at today's situation, it seems to me

that it's starting to look more and more really like patriotic war patriotic war? i do not want to compare the scales yet, so i am trying to find some other expressions that would distinguish what is happening today from the great patriotic war, but at the same time, this is not a local operation. this is what draws the resources of the country's population. well, it necessitates completely different rules. i don't like games, for example, under normal conditions, when the opposition is prevented from expressing its opinion. but when you talk about the situation of war. when you say that the opposition is not just the opposition the fifth column. this, of course, the rules of the game are changing. and in such cases, the authorities not only have

the right, but? be tough, although of course those responsible are selective. that's what the current conflict means, the current level of conflict for what is happening and should happen from your point of view inside russia but dmitry i have now listened carefully to the segment where our president spoke, and i understand what he was talking about. you know today they say in the west. it is necessary not only to inflict defeat on russia, it is necessary to destroy russia, that is, the russian state within these borders should not exist, crush and cut and divide into many, many parts. this is the first, second they say that the regime in russia is the totalitarian regime, the putin regime , people who have no idea what is totalitarianism, what is authoritarianism, and so

on and so forth, and you are uh oh a person with a worldwide reputation, as a theorist, yes, the political system of absolutely political regimes is not enough, i actually believe that my contribution to world political science. this is me, when i proved that it will not work from totalitarianism, where macrote cannot be directly transferred, because no structures exist. society, and now i want. yes , that's what they say further. another reason why i understand where it was addressed. in general , they say putin's speech, everyone should be shot in the russian leadership. all who participate in the west.

here are those, especially those who have left here, who, by the way, are reinforcing everything and generally spreading it everywhere , and even people like you and me. i will say that i am not up to. in general , i am not completely satisfied with the level of the iron hand that russia needs today. you would like it to be a star. i would really like to see this. yes, we have consolidated power, but i still think that it is not up to the end of the end is in the lead, but here we have uh, we have uh in the program, konstantin fedorovich, who from the very beginning of the operation said that the headquarters uh, the defense committee concentrate everything in one center, and for one person and so

on, but this is required, but yes, that it is required and he constantly talked about it, and i think that we are dragging it out a little, because many things that are told. why are some issues not resolved in one place. why elsewhere why aren't all departments far enough from mobilized? this raises questions and that's why i think that's with all these crazy people. absolutely idiotic talk about putin's totalitarianism, i think that the president and the supreme commander-in -chief should act tougher in this situation. and this rigidity is needed not only for e people who are on the battlefield. this toughness is necessary both for menasters and for, e.g., bankers and for all segments of society, it is necessary that

everyone is really in a state of mobilization. without this, no there will be no victory. thanks, that's a very clear point of view. i see konstantin you want to answer no, i don't want to add. yes, i would like to have the same comment on, uh, the account statement. e enemies. and nato as enemies, what acceptance? that accepting nato isn't just like an adversary has long meant in practice, or is it just, uh, a semantic difference? well, i'll start by saying that i want to explain what i think. there must be greater rigidity, first of all, in discipline. in coordinating military and civilian departments for the sake of victory. exactly at

this goal is not even a question of the powers of the supreme commander in chief of the president. they are essential in our constitution; the question is how to build the whole further chain in a military way. and yes there is in my opinion. i would like to confirm this doubt and that, unfortunately , a number of decisions that would seem to be taken, they have not yet been adopted. for example, i do not agree that at the moment when it is announced, partial military mobilization, and we are not insured. in my opinion, in principle , from the fact that the situation will not be repeated. in this point the borders remain open. we are witnessing the exodus of the population of military age, which while some go to serve and die for the fatherland to be. maybe at this moment others are completely unhindered, albeit with all sorts

of adventures, rushing across the borders to the cis countries such as georgia, armenia, kazakhstan, and so on. yes, i'm not finished. i just want to say that i'm done now. yes, here to be repeatedly, it is possible to say whatever you want on this program. i promise you, but uh, you said one thing that i i would like you to clarify. yes, i understand your emotional reaction. uh, when people are so free to leave their country at the moment of mobilization, but not as intended, which is one of the important things in uh, strategy. e, putin and those who surround him is the maximum possible to create people a normal life. and what if, at this

moment of mobilization, some other more radical steps would follow, such as closing the borders, then this could undermine anyone morally. critical unity of power and people, which is a very big source of russia's strength, so i want to say that in this case we have a choice between what you said, believing that it does not undermine the only thing that i see, for example, when people who go to serve ask themselves questions. and why are we going, while others are not, and this is much more important for me than all other circumstances, the second circumstance, for example, the president just delivered a message and said that the people who took theirs here have made their money, honest or dishonest today turned out to be outside of russia and so, yes, we morally condemn them, but we will not take any measures about them. the point was that there was no need for it, he again called them

back to return their capitals and so on. yes, i think they should be treated differently to those who ended up abroad. well, those people who are actively involved in the fight against russia and who at the same time remain owners here. the mines of the mines of the factories and something else, i'm sure that you need to take your foreclosures in a legal court order, against their property and force them in this case and give up to win. and i don't understand either. why until now we do not see anywhere at the front. a squadron of vtb or a regiment of sberbank or something like that, if during the years of ethical war, which we recalled , even the russian orthodox church sent and signed on the towers of tanks that these were tanks purchased with funds raised by the churches. yes , i'm sure they do their bit, but they

do. it's quiet and the country needs everyone to know that not a single wagner is fighting and prigozhin and that they are also in this they participate. it seems to me that they still have not got rid of the syndrome when they refused to open their branches in the crimea for all these years so as not to upset western western financiers in their partners. and now you have begun to imagine konstantin the right advertisement. we will discuss this further. well , i have a problem with what you said, yes, and my problem is that on an emotional level, if he fully agrees. e their profession is the analysis of politics and one of the first things that became my dreams. this is what they say in america does not happen free breakfasts. and what, uh, if a lot of things you call them. you

think it's so natural, why isn't it done, but then when, uh, you start looking, what are the consequences? what it can cost you, then it turns out that you need to think carefully, but i am deeply convinced that the path you spoke about. that this is the path that the country's leadership has taken and, as you rightly said, when putin is his press secretary, they say such things with words. we will not rush to watch. and now we're leaving to the commercial and we'll be back in a few minutes and fast-forward from moscow to berlin where some interesting

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russian premier league on and one of the people in germany in which , despite many problems, restrictions pressure is ready to speak frankly and responsibly about what is happening around the ukrainian conflict. we welcome you very much and thank you very much for your time. evgeny, you had a lot of interesting events in berlin last week. but as you might guess, we are especially interested in one thing. this is the story of how someone thought of bringing a russian tank under a bat to put

it in front of the russian embassy in order to annoy the russians and to wit the russians, but instead they began to bring to this tank flowers and show every kind of sympathy, but to the russian people, but probably, but to the russian armed forces. tell what really happened. uh, well, the situation was as follows, that is, the anniversary of the start of the military conflict in ukraine, uh, the authorities of berlin, uh, having agreed with a certain uh, with a certain non-governmental organization, installed right in front of the russian embassy. uh, supposedly knocked out russian tanks, uh, and sent the cannon exactly in the direction of the embassy. that is, officially it was all done, ostensibly in support. e peace in ukraine that is, you understand, they put up a tank, point a cannon at the embassy and say that we are for peace. here, under this case, they gathered

a rather big demonstration, there are about 12,000. uh, there were participants. and so they arranged such a uh, such a procession. here, in support of ukraine , then a couple of days later, that is, this saturday. it was another demonstration. that is, it is precisely, uh, precisely in support of peace on you , not in support of diplomatic efforts, uh , against the supply of military equipment, uh, which, according to the estimates of the organizers, has collected from above 50,000, that is already much more. although the media , of course, for the central media , tried to put it up to the last. like, uh, something is not not numerous, that is, again, that is, within the limits of 13-14.000, the numbers sounded, but the organizers say, uh, about numbers from 50 to 100.000. so at this demonstration, people spontaneously began to bring flowers to the tank. that is

exactly. uh, hmm, they probably wanted to, uh, somehow there are a few victims of the conflict. well, the memory of them is shown in this way and that's it. it was you who grew up, some such brawls with ukrainian activists, that is, the people i talked. people who were at this demonstration said that ukrainian activists threw flowers from the tank, that is , several times the tank was completely covered with flowers, several times they were dropped. uh, tried to, uh, trample them and so on. that is, everything came to brawls , the participants sent me videos. here are those demonstrations. all this, of course. uh, it was very provocative on the part of the authorities. that's all there, it was very uh, let's just say. e flaunted germany's relationship to the conflict. uh, me myself yesterday wanted in the evening. uh, to this tank today,

by the way, it is no longer there. that is, last night i went there. i talked to people who are around this tank. let's say, the opinion is different in relation to the conflict, but the majority is still inclined that this is a senseless provocation, that is, a provocation. she is absolutely not needed in this case. we need to somehow try to resolve, after all, conflicts. not with such ostentatious e provocations that heat up relations, namely, to try. uh, still enter into a dialogue and try to find some points somewhere contact and diplomatic method to resolve the conflict. and in general, all the people with whom i talked to everything. uh, as one said that they would not want germany to be involved in the conflict, that is, uh, some were for supporting ukraine, others were against it, but no one wanted germany to become a participant in the conflict, that is, they were in this. ah, full consensus. uh, among all

those people who were circling around this tank there, with whom i managed to talk. today today, suddenly, the tank disappeared. e although the authorities said he was there just worth a week, but nevertheless e disappeared ahead of schedule. apparently, after all , this action was very provocative and the authorities did not want to further inflame passions around this tank. i heard that uh people came periodically, uh with flowers, periodically appeared with. e. here are scenes of violence there or some kind of e some kind of confrontation, so the authorities are premature. uh, removed the tank from this place eugene thank you , we have very little time, but nonetheless. i want to try to use our program here, so that, uh, just a little bit organize a dialogue, we are like german and russian parliamentarians. and with us today

konstantin is imprisoned. as you know, uh, in general, a very serious member of the duma from the united russia party , konstantinovich, a very serious member of the duma from the united russia party, a few words about dialogues, in general, practice is not enough, there are such so-called parliamentary groups. eh, exchange here. opinions with another country, that is, the parliamentary group russia germany russia belarus, which during this period of convening the german stag and simply dissolved simply did not even collect, that is, in different from all the others. that is, i head the parliamentary letter, germany central asia and the dialogue with russia, apparently, in the bundestan. uh, he believes that he is not needed, so any contacts, uh, with representatives of the russian authorities, any contacts with parliamentarians, which, of course, is very important for u, in order to understand the other way, they block and that's it at the level uh the government of the bundestag. these groups

simply did not form. i just want to say that in this story there is a tank where the organizers have achieved back the result that is why they urgently evacuated this one there. we see that in the mood of ordinary people or ordinary people in germany, they differ significantly from the mood of the political elites or, say, the deputies of the bundestag, for the most part, i have no doubt that there are deputies in the bundestag who evaluate everything that happens differently than the official government, but i wanted to confirm we have a state duma group of friendship with all countries, including members of the european union. and, of course, with germany too there were contacts, but at the moment these contacts are artificially suppressed, firstly, we are all non-entry to the countries of the european union last week. so i

personally was again declared forbidden. in this case, in the list of those who are forbidden to travel to canada, and before that, to the united states, of course, ukraine is the country. european union australia new zealand and so on and so on and so on. i want to note that the osce session has just taken place, in which there was an attempt to offend the russian delegation. to invent anything, up to the point of pouring blood over it, which was purchased at the bull blood market, it was forbidden to lay wreaths to the delegation at the monuments to soviet soldiers, this is in austria, which, thanks to the forty-fifth year and the subsequent peaceful regulation, has become for a long time it can be forever a neutral country, and where marshal konev was restoring the same vienna opera house with money at a time when cities were destroyed in our soviet union. uh, factories and plants, including those who

fought from austrian soil in the soviet german front. it seems to me that certainly in germany and russia the soviet union in the past, and now russia is the most affected countries during the years of the second war in terms of the mass of victims and, probably, genetic memory. in this case, the genetic memory of the german people. she is still waking up in order to figure out what is happening, especially since we know perfectly well that very many of our russian kazakh germans left the soviet union in the nineties. they are many today before this expressed a desire to return again for a variety of reasons, including the course that the liberal governments in germany have taken regarding gender issues there and everything else they did not and did not want to renounce citizenship. and they wanted to regain their russian citizenship. all these processes were artificially prune.

and we very much hope for their revival, we do not pray to them all with one black paint. i want to say this to my colleague , the bundestan parliamentarian. thank you evgenia thank you very much. and i hope that we will see you again on our program soon. it was a conversation with a deputy in the herd evgeny, we go out to advertise and will be back in a few minutes. in l'etoile, gifts only for love with discounts of up to fifty percent favorite fragrances , gift sets for your soulmate and even flowers, absolutely everything for gifts to your loved ones in letual, an exclusive fragrance from soda for 750 rubles. we just type the button duper sale on ozone and today

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how the administration is the debt of the right american. let's listen to what the u.s. treasury secretary just had to say about the moral imperative to start a full -scale war, the united states has provided about $50 billion in economic humanitarian and military assistance to ukraine, our participation has received broad bipartisan support, and we have made sure that these funds are were used by compliance. our support is motivated primarily by a moral obligation to come to the aid of a people under attack every time i meet with ukrainian leaders, they thanked the american people for our generosity. and i often answer that we are proud that

we support the people of ukraine in a specific way. ah, a sense of morality. let's listen briefly to what a well-known conservative commentator said about her moralizing. so sleeves, yes. with sincere relief, we saw today how one of the top officials of the biden cabinet is busy eating, the head of the treasury department has logged out of his social media account, finally left washington and met real flesh and blood people who are suffering and she didn't just meet them to prove her sincerity she brought a billion dollar man with her, and we admit that if we discard the partisanship. we were glad that finally, there is a person in the administration of the byte, who really cares, who got on the plane to express concern. this is good news. the bad news is that janet lennon has not been to east palestine. she was in

ukraine well, another good news in quotation marks. this is that tomorrow , social benefits for those affected by covid will be significantly reduced. it will be a reduction of many billions of dollars and for a whole series, families for millions of families. this will be a significant blow. you will not sacrifice anything for the sake of your beloved ukraine by the andalians of the granyans. you know america well, you are among children, what is going on? here , besides takarakalsya, someone else is outraged at me. with this approach, the administration, you know, not in the administration, but serious voices are already heard in congress about the fact that, in general, biden and the administration. this is the american presidents and the american

administration and for the first time turn. you have to basically take care of the people who are east palestine, uh east palestine, where the belt went off the rails, uh, in a monstrous way, uh, a huge area of ​​ohio is poisoned in a monstrous way now to explain, because east palestine is the united states is the united states and what people are already saying there. uh, well, maybe we need to spell uh, ukrainians, so that our power. in general, our issues were resolved, otherwise everyone we don't care. if only through there, i don’t know, two weeks, maybe even more than 3 weeks i went there. ah, the minister of transportation. well, such a very dubious minister. as it seems, he speaks in the history of america, probably the worst, according to which, in conditions when people

need urgent help, he speaks. arasov arasovyh relations on the transport corridors, because they have gone so crazy. here's the equities, but i don't even know equality like that. well, it is equality at all, that is, there is some kind of racial equality here, which is only maybe fair it's not meritocratic. but is this person enough in these conditions to say that , in general, the construction of roads is much more than whites, if they say niches and it is necessary to generally bring blacks, there are colored people and so on into line with him, they say, listen people suffer thousands of people turned out to be homeless what do you think about, what do you do? these are, of course, pseudo-problems and administration, of course, in this way. i think

he's digging his own graves. thanks a lot. thank you for being such, of course, it's not because i uh, trying to be a block warden. and we really don't have much time. so you heard what andranik said in jesus said so irkalson, that is, there are some voices in america. i know at least one voice who , roughly speaking, does not share the same concern, only senators spoke. the fact is that we have ruslan we will quote the general of the militia, which is necessary, but i have one simple question. this is starting to somehow affect the level of american deliveries to ukraine, or not yet. do you know the supplies ukraine does not depend on the mood in the senate of its administration, but, relatively speaking, on the ability to assemble, repair or quickly produce something at the enterprises of the military-industrial complex. uh, europe and the us and what ukrainians are experiencing right now.

certain shortcomings in armament e only say that this machine has not yet been fired up. that is, in principle, here is the calculation of our technology strategy analysis center, somewhere by mid-may at the beginning of june. they will be able to accumulate enough weapons to try spend a-a. the attack on our positions here was a wonderful map. i even wanted to try, maybe to show it, but i’ll say uh, yes, i’ll say it in words, uh, that is, in principle, uh from the history of the military history of crimea , we know that only the sweetheart managed to keep the crimea from the land point of view, at the end of the nineteenth - the twentieth year. it was a white general, a white general. yes, but by the end of the twentieth, the red army had accumulated efforts and broke through all the other times. crimea never managed to keep the isthmus, so the ukrainians have some hope. yes

i would like to hope that the false ones, if they say from the zaporozhye region, will strike somewhere in melitopol to berdyansk or maybe in their false dreams they will even cut our grouping to mariupol and then they will be able to attack the crimea we should not underestimate. yes, they lack technology, but a significant amount of human reserves. they were able to accumulate in the western regions. in addition, of course, we see how a huge number of countries great britain usa spain poland train there, uh, several hundred marines there. infantrymen there tankers and, accordingly, all this huge force will be, and in the foreseeable future will be involved in the fronts. you are the public councils of the department of defense. i know he won't share any secrets with us. but do i understand correctly that , by and large, what you said is known

to the general staff, and that appropriate military planning is taking place, and very active today. do you know, huh? the scenario that i have drawn is but one of several scenarios. and, of course, they are all famous. not only me a person who does not have access to, uh, some kind of classified information, because especially the russian military. however, we know that war and military operation hiv combat operations are unpredictable, because one side is trying to impose a will on the other side, that is, it cannot be linearly calculated. there is such and such a number of tanks, such and such a number of people in another country is 15% more. so she will win. we knew a lot of stories about military affairs when it was even, on the contrary, war is an unpredictable thing, so we, of course, must er, stay sober and understand that, in principle, various events are possible in the role of leading ruslan as a military expert.

so i got acquainted with the opinion, what, in fact, if you count how much they asked for last year? ukrainian military from the west and what did they ask for? all this was provided, in fact, by this time. it just turned out that this is still not enough to win. i tried to say about general mile, because general mile is not a secret agent of the kremlin, and only, all the more so, he is not a coward. simply, and they just need to look at his biography. he is a sober person, real military people, not mummers, like zelensky in military uniform and a number of his entourage , they don’t like war at one time and zenhower. as the president of the united states, he was simply shocked when his civilian advisers said, we will drop bombs here and 100 million will die. oh, 100,000 russians. and here it will be poisoned, with such and such a number of soviets and the person who saw, including

his soldiers, his officers died on his hands during campaign to liberate western europe from hitler, he, of course, was shocked. how many people have never seen blood? yes, except in a movie in black and white, yes, a could talk about it, so we see that in basic sound voices. albeit quiet. yes , because the military is under control in the united states. by the way, like in our country , the military are the largest peacekeepers in an amazing way. that is, if you take a speech by a public mile general, you see he always calls, but for negotiations. yes always before calls to what u need, uh, fold the conflict. yes , however, the military has a voice in this terrible situation. unfortunately, only deliberative, at least the americans have. i agree with general mile's assessment, although he was generally such a politicized general who was very much against trump. now

it is called quite zabaidena, but not in this. the main thing is that general miller is precisely because he is a professional military man. removes one thing, which is what you said about the potential plans for the ukrainian operation. and how this operation should not be underestimated since he knows all this, he also knows something else, that in the russian general staff , this potential, too, does not underestimate what is there, and does not engage in a hatred. and when e supreme commander-in-chief president. putin says that russia, if necessary, use its entire arsenal to prevent a scenario where russian territories, especially such important ones as crimea, are a tighter threat, that this is not a shaking air, that these are not empty words, and therefore i

deeply convinced that any ukrainian operation against crimea is doomed to rights. a here's exactly how it's going to happen. this is of course. it depends on many circumstances, ruslan, i agree with you that we are talking about very serious military operations and the war is not a walk. that is why the president and his press secretary said today what they said, which people are ready. the game in the house of russia lies, i want to say not hope, but confidence that the country will find this situation a challenge. decent answer. it was