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Understanding 9/11tv Anti Feik 1TV March 1, 2023 9:20am-9:56am MSK
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i don’t want to mention the builders of okuyo, including helping to remove people from the rubble, as regards the implementation of the nuclear power plant project. everything is going according to plan within the schedule. all our obligations remain in force for the next few years. uh, we proceed from the fact that in the spring the nuclear fuel will arrive at the station manufactured in a mustache. naturally, this will also transfer the station to the category of already nuclear facilities. it will be perceived in a completely different way in the world and the world nuclear family. this is indeed such an important event for probably the languists of the entire planet. the anniversary is celebrated today by irina kupchenko, an actress of incredible range and talent. it surprisingly combines tenderness to aristocracy , sophistication and a steel inner core for more than half a century. she is faithful to the vakhtangov theater and shines on stage in two of the most sold-out performances war and peace and eugene onegin and how many diverse images in the cinema once
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her twenty-year-old student noticed in the corridor of mosfilm andrei konchalovsky was approved for the role from the first take, then there were shootings from the most eminent directors . even finally we will, but i was generally lucky in life and lucky, especially at the very beginning of my life, that i nevertheless ran into a very talented director from exceptionschill and very talented partners. i had the services of tunovskiy bondarchuk in general, partners - this is very important, because a lot depends on him, you understand, if it is especially important that the actor be taller than you. to make him the best of you, then you pull yourself up. each other she played lonely. yes, we are about their wives and soviet women saw themselves in them, not losing hope for everything, forgiving ready for anything for the sake of a loved one, her own heart irina kupchenko, the actress lived for more than 50 years. this concludes our release. she is right now the details of the conversation between russian pranksters and the former british foreign secretary on
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air antifake. we saw the video, now i ask this question with a special meaning new exclusive from the pranksters vovan and lexus a frank confession from the uk to a world conspiracy. who benefits from the support of ukraine about this and much more today in the program. it's an anti-freeze program. here we we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation in our studio today dmitry drozdenko military experts. editor-in-chief of the fatherland internet portal vladimir kuznetsov and alexei stolyarov hello well , dmitry and i know exactly how our viewers do? why, if these guys came, then they called someone to get here, in
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principle, yes, it is logical to get here. they called someone high up, who you're calling this time. today we have a take-hake member of the british house of lords parliament. there, the former british foreign secretary in the government of david cameron, he was just a minister, and during the maidan in ukraine in the fourteenth year and the former leader of the conservative party of great britain, from whom petro poroshenko gathers friends. the fact is that petro poroshenko was, uh, president, like since william haig served as british foreign secretary so, well , they know each other anyway, what did you decide to discuss when you got through. what goals did you set for yourself? well we decided understand the mood really. that's how in general, it's a gray cardinal. right now , uh, the government is big. yes, no, because rich, sunok, the current prime minister is his protege. he
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was elected from his constituency. now he is constantly consulting with him and, accordingly, he tells him what policy to introduce in relation to russia in relation to ukraine well, we could not bypass this side. ah. let's listen to the first part. hello mr president. hello mister lord how are you there glad you see hear. unfortunately, a lot has changed in our last meeting. for now. i lead the second party in ukraine and help our troops. thank you for contacting me. i remember our meeting back in 2014, when you took office as president, and i then headed the british foreign office and it is very sad to see what is happening in ukraine now. you read the article that i wrote. in the times so i'm trying to make sure that the uk government implements
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the right steps and your advice will always be valuable to me, so the ukrainian forces need new offensive weapons and systems. why the western state is so careful about this issue literally weighs every step, but such a careful approach must change, as i already wrote , it is necessary to provide missiles with a longer range. i even marked the exact model they need to be put together with tanks from germany for example, and i think that a fighter should also be put. ah, i talked to british foreign and defense ministers prime minister.
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yeah and they all agree on that, but the next question is whether they can convince other states, especially the us to take a slightly different approach in supply now my understanding of what you need we do not know when even more crisis on the russian side could happen would be ideal , if something, if they opposed putin, but, as we understand. how do i assess the current situation, the hake shows the mood, uh, specifically british, well, not only british, but american summer. and this attitude suggests that they are going, uh, with each round of expansion, increase in escalation. hey, how can i stop this? well, to be honest, the way.
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it seems to me only one from the creation of oncoming asymmetric threats. haig is such a think tank here. he is trying to create a precedent in the media so that in the future this will already become the official point of view of the uk government and therefore he constantly appears in the times newspaper. constantly writes columns, and by doing so he cooks society to what decision will be made by britain already, and he said that he communicates with the foreign ministry and with the ministry of defense from the prime minister and tries to make them think that more weapons are needed right now, long- range. and now he said that it is very important that fighters are needed, because before that even the official authorities had no such thoughts, and now he most importantly noted that for this you still need to convince the united states, because without the united states, great britain cannot act alone in touch with us now alexander yuryevich vasiliev journalists writer from london are glad to welcome you
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to our program. uh, i would like to discuss, in general, the difference between the british authorities and ordinary british. do the opinions of society and the government agree on ukraine if we are talking about the so-called ordinary britons? and on the one hand, there is, of course, sympathy for ukraine, especially for ukrainian refugees. well, i personally know an english woman who is taking part. here in helping the ukrainian refugees in britain recently passed by an old woman who was founded in the 16th century on a pub with a ukrainian flag hanging. it's on one side on the other side. i uh talk a lot with the british. and they have doubts about london's policy regarding the events in ukraine. well, first of all, the
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economic situation is very difficult now. britain is very difficult . yes, high prices, energy crisis and people are asking. ok then. this means that huge funds are running out, and weapons are being supplied there in ukraine. but how can we, who will help us? this is the first paragraph the second paragraph there is concern about the escalation of the conflict. in general, no one in britain wants the third world war to start, for the sake of ukraine a establishing control over the crimea and er, no one wants this in eastern ukraine and people are afraid of this and the third point that should be noted. it is distrust of what is being reported in the british media about the conflict. in ukraine, ukraine is not the main theme and government. in principle, this is used by the british government. more or less, hands are untied, bye, bye
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british soldiers do not die in ukraine and there is no reason to expect any public outcry, and william haig is very interesting in this case, because he is, as it were, such a classic british politician, he is neither left nor right. he is a centrist, and there are centrists among the conservatives and among the laborites. they are in the majority and due to this continuity is ensured in the main issues of british foreign policy. and these questions. actually, two is two factors. this is about the american orientation and, let's say, not very a friendly course towards russia, it has always been and will always be, therefore, the issue of britain's policy towards ukraine, it
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will be resolved to a sufficient extent not even in london, but in washington, because britain, in principle, is trying to play the role of a global power, but she alone it will do can't, for that. she needs a partner senior partner, a in the face. united states thank you so much for these comments and all the best. let's listen to the next part and discuss, did you mention that you spoke with minister of defense, and he is ready to supply longer-range missiles. and this is so. listen, this is the point of view of the british ministers and this should be somehow done by the western countries, namely these missiles, which are mainly in the united states but also in other states such as south korea and turkey, the uk
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has a different type of missiles with longer range, but i believe that they will do this only in coordination with the united states acting as the one who strengthens the courage and the united states now france germany and they clearly do not contribute to making the right decisions in the white house, so i wrote an article so that the embassy could distribute this article, thus we could form international opinion in this regard. uh, if only the uk made the decision, there would be no doubt about it. hmm, but i would like to ask your
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advice on one issue. in my article i wrote about the reformatting of ukraine in the future, that next year this will be actively discussed in the international arena. driven here to be in the center of the international organization. should a partnership between ukraine and the west be formalized within the framework of an international financial organization, which would be headed by a high-ranking american, reflecting on the topic of recovery and financial assistance to ukraine in the future, how could this all look? well, i think you're right about an international organization - that the best way possible should be an organization with a specially elected chairman. he must be elected by all our allies. it turns out that the uk is now also not being conducted independent policy. he makes it clear that
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the united kingdom and the united states have divided their zones of influence. great britain is engaged in brain activity, it is trying to inspire the united states for some drastic actions. and in general, after the second world war , there was such a division between britain and the united states in terms of the fact that the united states is such a serious force, serious power. this is an army - this is weapons. and the uk is soft power. are they the ones who shape public opinion, as he just said? i wrote an article column and them will be sent to the embassy and then we will influence our partners. that is, the invention is relegated here. the pain of just such a think tank, which further inclines all other countries. let's pay attention to some interesting things, as he said here, there are problems with the vision of the situation in germany in france quite recently. we remember, uh, about the t-72 tank, which was installed in berlin as an installation directed at the russian embassy by muzzle. let's watch this video video, by the way, it's nice to watch, it seems
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it seemed like you were looking at a tank, there was a ukrainian flag, and then you realize that the people of berlin reacted differently to this installation. yes , when the germans saw all this, they began to bring flowers to the tank, a huge amount, by the way, flowers. you can this is the will of the common people. it seems to me that such an action is difficult to coordinate. the ukrainian flag has already been dropped, and even people. approvingly, among other things, shouting the police began to threaten, because you read it is very important to me this is my tank of mine. people maybe, let's go, approached the police, and you they looked for me to the side to tremble, and they said that this should not be done. i asked why it is written somewhere, if there is such a law that forbids not laying flowers on this tank, of course not, this is not there, but then they will take me somewhere with polka dots and what will you do, i will say it has absolutely no right , because such a law does not exist and departed from them. we can just talk to berlin now , because sascha gottwald , a resident of berlin, is in touch with us and we are glad to welcome you. and
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we see the same area, but do not see tank. what's happened? was removed at night. he has a plan and he travels further across our country. for us. it is not incomprehensible from a smoky point of view how a tank can be put up here in east germany. 70% have good relations with russia since the days of the gdr and they have doubts in the west on saturday. approximately 1,000 people attended demonstrations. 70,000 is a huge number of people. thank you for these comments. all the best. let's
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see the question of the people of germany regarding the rammstein base. i do not agree with the current german policy cannot be for the people to say we want arms supplies. we are saying this, we are not the people who are here now and declare we do not want to supply weapons and support this war. i am here to end this injustice. i want our country to be free again. america knows perfectly well what it is about. we are not a means to unleash a war. america has already fought a warrior on german soil twice, and i think that enough is enough of what is now happening horribly, not only in germany, all over the world. germany is almost one step away from war with russia. this cannot be allowed to happen. nobody wants it and nobody can want it. so, he is still we want a future for our children and grandchildren. i can't. to understand what the german government is doing now, we should not kill, because it is inhumane.
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and here i stand for humanity and peace, another demonstration, because around this base, historically still modern of the soviet union, uh, there were demonstrations, however, much more than thousands of people, when , uh, these demonstrations concerned, just not placement of american weapons. germany is an occupied country both legally and in fact. this also applies to the number of bases and the number of us military. well, the rammstein base is, in fact, where the military operations in ukraine are controlled from, we will now interrupt for a short advertisement right after we continue to discuss this very prank and talk about ukraine's entry into nato , there will be interesting answers. this is after the ad. the long-awaited premiere oh, it seems that i successfully looked at the fire of natasha's old friend. i'm sorry, i'm not going to linger in france pregnancy test new series, look after the program time from february 25
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this is an anti-fake program, we continue to get acquainted with the prank, which was conducted on behalf of petro poroshenko, vovan and lexus called, they called william hague. he is a british politician , british foreign secretary from 2010 to 2014 . but as you yourself called him a gray cardinal and a pan-now correctly a man of the present moment. i think even more influential than the prime minister. let's listen to the next part of your conversation and discuss here, there will be a retreat of ukraine in
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us in the west. there is great support for your performance in the nato constitution spelled out. yes , i brought it in. this is my initiative. it was my decision to introduce a special amendment to our constitution that would be important to ensure. strengthening defense relations with western countries, and i was part of the rasmusen marriage, which offered some recommendations very recently since the signing of such an agreement with the united states including nato may take a long time. uh-huh and ukraine will need guarantees of support in the future. this will be at any stage, whether in peace.
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how far is it necessary to provide ukraine with guarantees of more support from western countries, we thought about this topic and the solution for such a transitional period could be a scheme that between the united states this is not an agreement, not a defensive alliance. but this is a political certainty that israel will always will be the most advanced systems for the defense of their state and ukraine may have such relationship. the united states and many other western states, as far as nato is concerned, you can only imagine. how long will it take for all this coordination in the alliance, we must think about how we can end the conflict. i hope that ukraine hmm will return more territory and then maybe a ceasefire can be achieved, but for now i don't think there will be any new agreement, rather a frozen
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conflict. it's like north and south korea , just definitely no one recognizes any results for themselves, every country believes that here part belongs to her uh, another important thing here is that hmm this is really the position of the west that the west sees the north korean scenario, but everything will be decided on the battlefield, and where this line will be fixed. and this is a very bad scenario, because it just leads to increased militarization of both sides about north korea is silent. in south korea, you need to understand. this is a very serious military state, which even has aircraft carriers, so that this is an understanding from all this business and missiles. they also have ballistic missiles.
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they have, i mean, it's a serious military force. and this force actually stands head to head, and only nuclear weapons save us from a new war. kim jong-un, to be honest, for us, this is one of the worst scenarios in ukraine, but which is exactly moving forward, moreover, with these israeli themes - this means that the west will, so that there is nothing left but crap, will pump its weapons into nato as much as possible, why is it -that? we'll just make the most powerful blow out of you. fist to continue this conflict in the future, then is, that's the main goal or, even if it is frozen, it will force us to build up, well, rudely retreat into the arms race. uh, right along this demilitarized line. well, ukraine should forget about this in general, because this requires the consent of all participating countries, but turkey hungary well, they will never approve this, so the west is already thinking about what options? what conditions should be for further agreements on the supply of weapons? well, hungary will refuse in turkey, but other countries are ready. they we are now in principle, it is
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and we see, but if you don’t get into nato, then just about the group is smashed. yes, he mentioned now the ermak project difference, ermak let's tell the audience about it, what is it? this is a group that is now considering further security guarantees for ukraine, these are, uh, these possible agreements , the possible conditions under which, uh, these agreements will be concluded between the west and ukraine ah , so that it will continue to maintain its, let's say, security. uh, this is essentially an alternative to nato, and he is so ardent and an active participant in this group is razmoz, he is the former secretary general of nato, he knows well how these agreements should be developed in the future, how they should be concluded? under what conditions, therefore, he is not in vain chosen there. well, hay, as a representative of great britain, is present in this group. let's look again at arasmus on and
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what he says about arms supplies to ukraine get ready for a protracted conflict, it is necessary to continue to supply more and more heavy weapons to ukraine. this is the best way to make peace. we cannot allow putin to win this war. i think everything is clear here. there is nothing to add. we can move on to the next part of the conversation. listen. well, we could work hard, you know, and i know that zelensky has met with richard moore, so this collaboration is very useful. i know how much the uk department of defense does for us. i know ben volos is a very close friend of ukraine. everything you do is very important. for us. i really appreciate the support of the uk, it
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really helps us. thank you, thank you for words of support for what i expressed for words of gratitude regarding the work of the government. i will guide them in the right direction. we are risha, sunakom close friends. he was my successor in my image of a brichen. yes, yes, you are well aware. i was something of a mentor to him. i did a sightseeing tour with him around towns and villages and i talk to him every week and i will try to have a positive influence on him in this issue of supporting ukraine
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. he really could not lead the government, and he allowed it, as you did. saw very serious mistakes in their decisions and assessments. it became a tragedy for him. richet is a completely different case, he behaves very correctly and works very hard on all issues and leads the government very well. i know he's a very dull guy. he is young, smart , energetic, as far as i can see. he's completely different from boris and he doesn't make himself into such a significant person, but you know what i mean boris like a legend a unique personality hmm looks like a trump too much like trump one trump more, than enough for this world. change boris is a great friend of ukraine but he is not good at heading the government. maybe then he is fighting to head the government
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of ukraine, well, you see, there is also such a certain competition, because. hayk used to hold a post, which was later held by boris, he was the head of the conservative party, in fact. he was the shadow prime minister. well, and, accordingly, he has a certain one. uh, probably envy that boris was the current prime minister, but he still didn’t, what matters to them here is that he says that risha, sonok. well done, they are really easy to manage. i call him every week. he listens to me, because before the release of this article. uh, here's the hake released in the times. after all, there was no talk of deliveries of tanks, there was no talk of deliveries of long-range weapons. but we see how everything is changing and already some. the speeches of the same rishe, sunaka, they are also transformed to what the haik is now saying, if he is easy to control, accordingly, he will take the necessary
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decisions in this difference between johnson, yes johnson was, of course, a more independent character in personality. yes, a potential candidate for nato secretary general. by the way, listen, er, rishonok, and i’m not mistaken that he recently said that ukraine should be given more weapons for the war with russia, because that’s what they were made for. yes, he said exactly that, that all the weapons that we now have in warehouses. this is what it was intended for. since trump's speech was mentioned by trump, but oh about what happened at nord stream. we can listen and discuss. i'm better about the corpse of the nord stream wire that you blocked bypass. no, here's someone saying that we blew him up biden conducted a covert operation, he blew up conclusions believe it. or some third party that wanted to annoy, that's who didn't. so
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this is russia for them, it was the main and huge source of income from the principle, they would not blow up. this is exactly what i'm telling you. well , basically, when did all this happen. uh, well, we discussed with the guys who are submariners, and such competencies really exist, or the uk, as we thought, or the united states well , they forgot about cutting themselves, although they have a fairly high level of training in the civil services for deep-sea research, a go on this kind of provocation for the anglo-saxon world. it's quite normal. that is, if we remember, and western europe after the military intelligence service. uh, the same usa, the same 6 carried out a large number of various sabotage and terrorist attacks aimed at discredit. eh, in general, well, the socialist direction. that is, these people can guys, here you , uh, got everything you wanted from this prank, well, we formed, at least our personal opinion, what constitutes the domestic and foreign policy of great britain and this person. it really
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says what comes later, but becomes public opinion, and we understood how public opinion is. it is formed that with such statements, such articles , such soft power, and they call on their allies to act in a way that is beneficial in great britain and the fact that great britain is the locomotive this , i think, has become clear to everyone now on the european continent and on the european continent . i do not like. and as heika also said, that we are able to stage coups in such small states. here we have a lot of experience, but in russia somehow everything does not add up. and as he said, ran someone that population russia somehow. well, not the way we want. here we are pushing pushing, even through non-governmental organizations. well, something is not coming out yet, and he did say that during his visits.
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