it must cost them to print a dollar, they are the metropolitan center of this global economy, everything else is the periphery for the rest of the division of labor, someone is a global factory, someone leaves resources, and so on. we manage everything, this model is over. she died 5 years ago and did not take her place five years ago. that is, we are still a little bit in this old model, and when it starts to sausage, ask yourself to me, to be honest, they didn’t care about their problems before, now they don’t care. moreover, i have i am also interested in my viewers who write to me and ask questions. and i'm interested. that's what if they're sausages, and we're still part of this story anyway, what's sausages them. for us, it's like, for example, today they ask, and here are e dollars. uh, it means we started to grow, but, accordingly, the ruble is falling. is it related to their banking problems, or is it related to oil, or is it related to something else, look, and our banking system. the current american crisis has not

affected yet, thank you. uh, our europeans believed that they would not be affected, but they are interconnected. the fact is that this is the architecture of global finance, it is all interconnected. you are the house of cards. yes, now they will stick some cards with adhesive tape so that they do not crumble and everything will be fine, as it seems to them, but the problem is in what house, where we ourselves were outside the house, they took us off the table. uh, the rise in the dollar against the ruble is connected, firstly, with the fall in oil prices, and secondly, with the nomination of russian firms on foreign exchanges. here's what it's about understand that they are uh wait, that's just to get us back. here, er, so you tell me they have a house of cards. they are there periodically, which means that they glue the cards with tape. and we tell me you are no longer in this house of cards, we are in some separate front garden there in a tent somewhere with a flashlight, but it doesn’t touch us until it touches us. then why how?

look e. that's why oil is falling. they understand that now the world economy is at a crossroads, or this crisis will be flooded again money, because the hole that has formed, uh, the balance sheet banks of the american uh, is 620 billion dollars just because they are used to living for 14 years with zero rates. we are used to the fact that assets bring almost nothing. uh, you can only make money from fund market bubbles. and so, when they began to raise the rate and when the value of money increased several times every day, the american banking system , the european banking system, is losing billions of dollars, i just look at the photo of one of those banks. swiss, which have now begun to swing. well, that is, i understand that a is, by the way. he's not two people. this is one person. this, in my opinion, was. well, that is, how would you understand that a boy became a girl. this is where i never

get it. and i thank god here but i'm just talking about what, apparently. and he was worried about completely different problems for a long time. and he had things to do. what to think and so on. here he was looking somewhere into the distance, and the stakes were all somewhere, well, lower and he is, but these problems are imposed, because those who really plan and the green agenda. and the so -called and sg uh, uh invar. this is the harbor. yes, they imposed that in every large bank of the company there must be representatives of sexual minorities. this is all clear. and so on. they do it. they were imitating. they were engaged in the fact that they allegedly did not follow the agenda. they are actually problems, not solved problems with this house of cards. tell me you, and i insistently ask you. but when this a house of cards, when if it starts to fall apart, and we will normally survive in our tent. it will be hard. we have a princess

will be difficult. why because we , unfortunately or fortunately, are not the author, we continue ourselves. yes, we continue to trade with the whole world. we somehow have. yes, the whole world does it. yes, it's just impossible right now. there is not a single technology that is so serious that can be reproduced in one of this country, because everything is distributed around the world. and if the world starts to crumble, it will hurt, china per day. you india and so on in a day and us through the cost of oil and what it supplies and the ability to acquire technology the ability to develop technology. we answer those who are happy waving their lags with an idea to him, he begins to collapse. hooray hooray we won, we need to hold our horses a little. yes, nekrasova , not really to whom the chain broke up well at all . the great chain broke up and hit the peasant with one end of the baren with the other. that's what 's going on, here they are tearing the world economy apart. they'll get it. well, we have a little

understood, so we have e, in my opinion, it is clear that the world economy is somehow interconnected to varying degrees, different countries rely on their own basis, someone has such an opportunity, someone does not have it at all, and the consequences of any crisis will be no different affect in a non-linear way in different countries, where it is more somewhere less and uh, i think it's premature to celebrate the collapse of the american economy. some of our dear colleagues. started this celebration a few years ago already tells that the west is almost when breathing out. and first he is a special military operation. not today. tomorrow the outraged citizens will be overthrown. ah, imperialist governments. it reminds me of something on the street, it reminds me of something. take your time, please, it's better to say it in scriptum when it happens, but as for the consequences. any financial and

other crisis falling price increases and so on and so forth unconditionally. they all will be affected by the whole question of sustainability , the availability of reserves, the availability of reserves , the ability to respond, and so on. here it is different in different countries. here's how you asked. in fact, that's what everyone is asking for a year now. well, it's been more than a year since we've embarked on this path. eh, difficult, there disturbing and so on and so forth to some extent. we got out of this conditional house of cards. now people ask me if it's because they cut us off from themselves like that, and in a sense we began to move away from them. it strengthens us in terms of being less dependent on their chatter or nothing, in fact. hasn't really changed, really. they are certainly part of the problems that they now have. they themselves created this pit of sanctions, though, it's obvious that, for example, such. i

'm talking about a gnome, now it's not about the american, but the german one, after all, it is the first in the european union. yes , it harmed itself as a result of the development of sanctions, undermining gas pipelines. all clear. so, as far as we are concerned, but it certainly affected us, certainly affected us, because some of our capabilities and all that have been reduced. sorry capped off more than 300 billion dollars. the same thing happened, because we happily freed ourselves from our foreign exchange reserves, which is understandable, but then it turned out that at the same time we have the desire and the opportunity to develop our industry, our agriculture on our own basis. they are not lost, as many thought, and how would the energy be in noticing these departing companies today. i want to pay attention. putin spoke. well, maybe a joke, maybe seriously, uh, hurry up to god forbid those who left ours did not take their places again, and now you let's

take their places. we see this, good-natured, because, as far as i understand, we produce, instead of coca-cola, there is good cola, something else, a bunch of all sorts of other things, we can demonstrate a number of segments of our agricultural industry. naturally in a depressed state, because there was competition here, the problem is how much it will affect prices, how much it will affect consumers on population prices. uh, there is a rise in prices, this must be fought and the government should pay attention to it. this is understandable, by the way the government. we are very good at raising money. here. i would very much like her to spend money correctly and notice that, well, as if everyone should have time to manage to take on themselves , they will collect it correctly and then it will be very correct. yes, on the third day we will listen to the state. you listen to us. tell me for one. how did the beginning from its own play a very serious role in sustainability in our economy, because well, it is simply restarted our industry. let me remind you that according to unemployment indices and the scale

of work of enterprises and defense and not only defense, any defense products do not close on a dozen others of these same ones, of course. there is a very strong growth going on. and this growth to some extent compensates for the fact that we seem to have problems on the outer contour. that is, due to this internal development, in principle, russia is always able to overcome any such crisis that it will come to us, there is no doubt, i repeat. we need one way or another the goods that we buy abroad are currencies and only you are the currency, it will still be somehow tied to the economy and the economic situation in the world that we have now. if this boomerang , relatively speaking, arrives to the chinese or to the indians, then of course this will affect the opportunities that we will see for what we need, but, most importantly, i repeat. this is that inside the country, we provide our population with work. we people get paid for our own agriculture, and we don't need it. look, how much does it cost, relatively speaking, a bar

or oil, because we produce it, i produce it, i, after all, why do i ask so? that's persistently this question, because i'm here now. well, especially after this trip. i now imagine several, well, relatively speaking, there are rooms somewhere along the entire front line, where there may or may not be, of course, but maybe, let's say, right now they are sitting in front of a tv somewhere there at headquarters. well, here are the officers, yes , they made a break there for 10 minutes, they turned it on. well, there, like at tyoma, we are there, so this dark question. they are now asking a very specific question, that we have been doing this for a year now. roughly speaking, this has strengthened us, or not yet very much in the economic sense, given that they are sausages and, as you say, we will also be sausages, of course. it strengthened us. first of all, it was very important to say this at the beginning. we have become a different society. we perceive differently. even those threats and those dangers that they face. that is, if before the usual there was a reaction. and who is to blame? oh, it's their fault we're here. moreover, sai really

has the opportunity to move caterpillar vehicles, for example, yesterday in the pologovsky and orekhovo districts an attempt was made to storm our positions. but in principle, both here and there the enemy was destroyed in the pologovsky direction, the fighters of the forty-second motorized rifle division of the 22nd brigade of special forces of the armed forces of the russian federation distinguished themselves, the attack, by the way, was repulsed with the help of successful calculations of e-atgm anti-tank missile systems. and as i understand it, this suggests that our front is saturated with anti-tank missile systems to counter western technology. she nut direction. uh , the fighters, the seventies motorized rifle regiment of the forty-second motorized rifle division, stood firmly in their positions and also destroyed the enemy. and i even wrote a cheat sheet for myself in order to pronounce the names correctly, because now something is happening. what we have been predicting

for the last 2 months, we are forced to go forward , we are forced to move somewhere, where it is inconvenient for us to move, in principle, everywhere in these areas. we are waiting for them and i understand that the losses will be colossal. yes, we do not doubt it either. uh, the russian armed forces have very qualitatively strengthened the lines of defense, and many, many echelons. thanks a lot to georgy vladimirovich, but now let's talk with our traditional military observer yuri podyakoka about what is happening in other areas of the special operation. well, let's start, of course, with artyomovsk. yesterday another ramstein took place and the minister of defense the united states floyd austin once again repeated e after rammstein and that the loss of artyomovsk by ukraine will not mean the defeat of kiev, but zelensky decides nonetheless. and zelensky, apparently, intends not only to continue the defense, but artyomov’s

, but her, but even build it up. according to the head of the dpr, denis pushin, the forces of the armed forces are now being accumulated. at hours yar, yuri ivanovich, good evening. comment. tell us what is happening in artyomovsk and in other areas. well, i absolutely agree with the opinion that artyomovsk itself is absolutely it is not strategically important for the enemy to keep this semi-pure policy in order to show that everything is not as bad as it is written inside the ukrainian segments of the internet, which are being intensively fought, but nevertheless they cannot turn around, and the situation there is deteriorating literally every hour for the armed forces today there is information that the assault actions of chrevakov nero have intensified primarily in the area of ​​​​the so -called plane area. that is, it tries to physically cut off all the expenses that are already shoot through, through which sometimes something slips into the city and thus already take the enemy’s ring. and

the battles are very intense. uh, if they are successful, then in the near future there will be a physical environment of the group in the center of the city, but they cannot go out completely, because and for the same reason that i said, there are no normal tracks, because if they start leaving the city en masse is not easy to get. blocked with a foot and will be destroyed on the retreat for this very reason already it makes no sense to evacuate the garrison precisely for this reason, the president ’s office says that we will keep it to the end, that is , there is no longer any military sense to bring the troops back, and this should have been done there for 10 days, at least back. now this is no longer possible. and so those who remained there. they have already been sentenced for zelensky’s office and should create maximum problems for our troops, delay e-forces as much as possible so that they are not transferred to the second key direction north of artyomovskaya, where the very intense fighting in the area of ​​​​vasilyev nut, vasilyevka e.

our troops on the eve took zaliznyanskaya and goes to the rear of this walnut nut vasilievka group and are trying to continue the offensive towards the edge of aleksandrovka. that is, as i understand it, the task that is now being set by the all-in-one in artyomovsk is primarily against. well, as it were , the command is to keep the assault forces for the longest possible time. the ranks of our troops in the city and do not give them the opportunity transfer to another important direction severskoye well, it is clear that under favorable conditions, they will try to launch a counterattack. and indeed, in the private self , the grouping is being reformed, but again, how strong, how ready it is to attack, because , as yesterday's event showed. here you commented, dear colleague from zaporozhye , yesterday. yes, when, mm, the enemy attacks our well-entrenched grouping, which is ready to repel the blow, then nothing works out for him, if we recall the events that failed our summer campaign, yes, fears there was no defense. as such, this particular success was due to success. therefore

, i think that for now everything is so in other directions, while it is relatively calm, artyom . this is the key direction for now. thank you very much, yuri ivanovich, and in the west, they are more and more worried about the fate of repeatedly announcing the spring offensive of the kiev regime, and the west is placing a very big bet on it, i understand that it will not be possible to maintain the current levels of support for ukraine indefinitely europe even partly goes for broke, option is being discussed transfer of all the shells they have in their warehouses, 155 mm, caliber to the kiev regime. well, the questions are constantly being discussed. it's the main one now. actually the question in the west, concerning, but the military conflict. will the kiev regime have enough strength for this spring offensive, considering? what losses does he suffer, including in artyomovsk, and in manpower and in technology, and now let's listen, how does an influential american edition of politics worry about this. the us military hastily

delivers equipment to the battlefield and in an accelerated mode is trained by ukrainian troops. in anticipation of a major offensive against russia expected by the end of spring. defense secretary loyd austin on wednesday after a virtual meeting of the interstate contact group on the defense of ukraine noted the urgency of the measures, saying that ukraine does not have time to waste as spring approaches, us officials are increasingly concerned about dwindling stocks of anti-air defense ammunition and with fewer and fewer trained soldiers in ukraine, moscow and kiev continue to throw people into battle for a city in the southeast that is not strategically important from the us point of view instead , us officials are more focused on preparing ukraine for a major spring offensive against your territory, which is expected to begin in may, according to us officials. kiev has not yet decided on a strategy, but in essence it has.

two options to move south through kherson to crimea or move east from their northern positions and then south, cutting off the russian land bridge, they said officials. the first option is unrealistic, since russia has strengthened its defenses on the eastern bank of the dnieper and ukraine does not have the human resources for a successful landing operation against such forces , the second option seems to be more likely they noted evgeny petrovich well, i fix, firstly, the postponement this e- counteroffensive of ukraine back in january they talked about the end of march april. now the publication of the politician writes the end of may and secondly, do you agree that they may simply not have enough strength for this counteroffensive. that's what the building cares about politics and thirdly. do you agree with the most probable direction of impact that was described. you know, but the americans are now fighting in general two opposite such, uh

, two opposite goals or two opposite desires on the one hand, of course they are interested. e, in. the longer this war goes on, the better for them. uh, better exhausted russia spends resources and sanctions, so to speak, which they said would work. uh, most likely in the medium term, and even more so in the long term. run on the other hand constantly be on the defensive constantly be under pressure. e from a military-psychological point of view. this is also not an option, so the offensive will need success. i have no doubt about that ukraine is preparing for it. now they're uh, gathering strength. here is the last ramstein, of course, he is not very impressive in his results, but nonetheless. several of these have been adopted. the decision, in particular, to give away the last shells, that is, to empty all the e. all, uh,

stocks available are 150, primarily 155 mm. uh, shells and khaimov is another such interesting fact that, according to the reports that come from the donbass, the latter are practically. it's already the second month. uh, no, hymas shelling. that is, they yes , there is an accumulation of these shells for offensive plus. they are waiting, of course, for tanks. although i'm certainly not impressed. these figures are 150 tanks, 67 tanks of the battalion, but they believe that for a breakthrough. uh, this will be enough, most likely, of course, it will be the southern direction, kherson, uh, we need to speed up the days there. of course, now they are supplying here bridge clutches. e, but, probably, it’s all the same, but from my point of view, an attack on melitopol is the most likely, although our group, of course, also knows about it, and such fortifications have been erected there that

it will be difficult for them to overcome. well, the question is also what, uh, the united states of their satellites will do. after ukraine runs out of weapons that are being handed over to you at once, there are two options. uh, regardless of where this offensive will reach and whether it will reach anywhere at all, or they will need to somehow to agree to freeze the situation, or to escalate the situation directly to go to war with russia, by the way, both of these points of view are present in the united states and we will talk about this in more detail immediately after the advertisement. channel one and tinkoff bank presents for the first time in history the great champion of the past and current athletes on an equal footing on the same ice. a battle of generations, an incredible intrigue, a cosmic level

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valleys, uh, moody's agency. er, in this regard , it has already downgraded the rating of the banking system of the united states from stable to negative, but it hasn't stopped at america. yes, not even a few days passed, as it already shook in europe , the second largest bank in switzerland turned out to be on the verge of bankruptcy . a loan with viz a was founded already in 1856. just yesterday, its shares fell 30% at once. as a result, his loan turned to the national bank for support. switzerland said that it would ask the central bank for $ 53.7 billion, which, according to the agency bomberg? the most generally unprecedented measure since the financial crisis of 2008, against the backdrop of all this news, european prices fell yesterday. uh, stock markets, asian stock markets this morning. and so. listen to the alarming prediction from one of the most respected financial experts

in the world, and a professor at columbia university, who is from new york's excuse me university, who was able to predict the past global financial crisis, nuriel roubini. everything that happens, credit suis will have systemic consequences, not only for the european financial system, but also for the global one. so if silicon valley banks create a ripple effect in the global financial markets, then in the case of a credit suis, the situation will be similar to the second lemon, but an order of magnitude more serious and rather alarming , yes, cooler than the brothers lemon for which the financial collapse of 2008 actually began , which means , first rubin really predicted. really. in this sense , a genius, there were two second schiller who then received the nobel prize. so this all-??? consultant for this time not gives. you know now the world is busy in horror- in terrible expectation, what will the regulators do, first

of all the american federal reserve bank regulator and i must tell two scary stories, than quickly. how do you, how did the great depression start in 1929? at the frs, the team at the frs consisted of people associated members golf in the cube financial relations, well, what is the only good banker who died in the twenty-eighth year, and before the crises they passed black there in october fridays of october, the twenty-ninth year. hits raise the rate refinanced from five to six. that is, they squeezed people's money, and then did nothing. in a pide in the early 2000s, here's a greensbean who tells this story of his during a boom in economic growth. in year 3, 4, i lowered the interest rate and created a bubble that popped with a trigger, uh, and a grenade, you know. it was a bankruptcy, a bravers not

mentioned in the western press. in any case, from the beginning of the crisis, because otherwise it would immediately will cause hmm and that one was based on 3 years earlier creditos. but where did it start? that's because then this reaction you understand in itself is a huge etymology of bankruptcy. this is three days of the percentage of american acts, but the trouble is with active banking, so that at the moment when it starts on the run, panic, they seem to sit down, that's the whole stone. suddenly it starts to flow. and now the main problem is the first to prevent panic. i think what the fed will do is they will try to ensure that the depository is calm. well, physicists, as we say, but we guarantee the deposit is up to a quarter of a million. and this is necessary , in fact, he said, it is automatic, in theory, so well, give it, but, for example, he already receives money to the public not only from the fed, but also from

morgan's gp as well. then they, like ours , will try, maybe they will quickly transfer them to someone in good hands. this is the first to prevent panic. and about yes, the ordinary population always has a percentage of the population that does not really believe here, on the contrary. it has been proven second that they are the main thing that the fed will do on the interest rate. they are really in trouble. position then in the twenty-ninth out of five now also five and were also going to make six. even here, everything never even appears, if they raise the rate they are fighting inflation, and i remind you for the listeners. and in general for all that six uh, six percent , let's say. well, there, how much they have there, 7-8% inflation. it’s good when from 100 then what you cost was 100 now it costs 107. and when you have 2 years of inflation and already 140, then seven by 140 is nine yeah. that is, the actual rate of increase in real inflation for the consumer

it is more significant than it looks, and on the graph, therefore, ah, the imf forecast for this year is skies somewhere one with something percent for the usa zero one for germany zero one we have 0.3 from the imf, so it’s real, of course we sitting we need to keep abreast, because the only calming thing i can say financial crises, in principle, has always been. twice as many as economic ones, but if you have to, uh, keep an eye on this case, what that, by the way, is not very good we don’t need a big crisis uh, oil went down, because fears chris is not good for us in terms of. uh, we will be watching very closely and whether there will be a multiplication of these banking crises, including in europe, because for me the story of the sss loan is a rather alarming story, but in the field

of security it is still one of the most notable, and recent events was a story with a drone, and an american one that quite obviously carried out reconnaissance activities. e near crimea and violated the security zone that i outlined. uh, russia, our uh su-27s were raised and the drone fell, and that's what evgeny petrovich noticed, it's how quickly the united states decided to descale the current situation yesterday netprice, official. with boxing from the white house , he spoke and said that in general, the actions of the russian side were unintentional, let me remind you that the americans accuse us of touching the propeller of this aircraft. uh, the screw of this drone, and it fell because of this. russia does not agree with this. russia says there was no contact. here the united states says that there was contact, but not deliberate. yes, further on the same day, and the us secretary of defense catches austin and and the head

of the joint chiefs of staff , mark miele, did everything to get through to their russian counterparts sergei shoigu and valery gerasimov got through and talked after which ah-ah. well, russia, of course, announced that, in such a way, that the united states is acting provocatively , creating the preconditions for an escalation in which russia is not interested, but will react to it measuredly, but here, what did austin emily say after these phone calls ? austin on the other side said that the united states will continue to fly. uh, where international law allows it, that is, on neutral territory, but on the other hand, i said that i quote the great powers should set an example of transparency and openness and openness of communication. and mark meeley said that the drone incident is not considered by the united states as a reason for the conflict with russia is not considered, that is, before the escalation and don't you think that

the united states is trying. well, how would reduce, but the political significance of what happened. after all, this incident showed that the risks of a direct military clash as a result of the american policy regarding the ukrainian conflict are real and that the threat to the united states itself as a result of these risks of escalation is also real, and the united states, with its descaled, sort of, actions, is trying to create the impression that all is well, beautiful marquise. their actions in relation to ukraine either do not create these escalation risks, or they are very controllable. you know i uh i completely agree that america well, firstly, the americans understand that they are digging, as they say, into the cannon, because the announcement of zones closed for flights during exercises during testing, and even when hostilities are underway and russia declared, uh, the water area

black sea dangerous for flights. uh , due to the known circumstances of the americans. this is well known, and moreover, many sober observers. i’m looking, but the main generals there are surprised why russia didn’t do this earlier, moreover, after the conversation. well here, uh, the content of the conversations. austin , nevertheless, revealed just a little what they were talking about, and the content of the conversation gerasimov left for a mile, uh, out. e framework, so to speak public coverage. i think that gerasimov said, mil, that's it for you to say so, a warning further, we will simply shoot down your drones. and i think, i’m almost sure of this, that now, uh, the activity of the americans is on flights in which the black sea will decrease, because, moreover, today i had a message that our ships have approached and will still be raised. not everything is there destroyed. yes, some

software is destroyed there. yes, there the system of identifying one's own alien has been destroyed, but there is a very interesting electronic, so to speak , components that represent interests. uh, for sure, for our specialists, that's why the americans make good mines, but with a bad game, when they say they won't get too deep. well, and at the same time, of course, the united states may temporarily, and perhaps not temporarily, limit the intensity of drone flights, but they don’t want to to limit the hybrid war against russia in general is not still trying to prove. that there is no connection between their hybrid war against russia and the threat of a global war, and for this very reason? in my opinion. yesterday, the state department issued an official statement saying that they believe that the start-3 treaty is still in force, that russia is still obligated to comply with it, despite the fact that russia has suspended its participation there, and that there is no connection between the start-3 treaty and the ukrainian conflict,

supposedly does not exist. listen to what the u.s. state department said russia's start iii suspension statement is not legally valid russia remains bound by its obligations under the treaty, the united states remains ready to cooperate constructively with russia to fully implement the treaty, russia can and easily fix situation with non-compliance with the treaty, by resuming the activities that it has carried out for years in accordance with it to conduct inspections and meetings of the bilateral consultative commission, as well as provide notices and data russia's war in ukraine is not a valid reason for russia's non-compliance with start-3 the strong responses of the united states and the international community to russia's unwarranted invasion of ukraine does not absolve russia from the responsibility for fulfilling its legal obligations under snv3 russia's non-compliance and declared suspension of action. start-3 will not stop the united states from

continuing all-round support for ukraine , this circumstance has nothing to do with the goals agreements and opportunities. and to participate in it , but we believe that there is a connection and that it is the us policy that creates and enhances the risks of nuclear war due to their actions in relation to the ukrainian conflict. you know, the americans simply do not hear what our myth says, maybe our foreign ministry is too, so to speak , diplomatic and, uh, polite with the americans, when u sergey serebkov says that when relations improve, when the americans change their policy, then you can return. and i could say, so to speak, by military more directly all treaties. e in arms control. these are peacetime treaties. these are not wartime treaties, but we are at war with the united states. let it be called hybrid, but it is already clear to the whole world that we are not fighting in ukraine or with ukraine, but we are fighting with the united states and their allies on

the territory of ukraine when this war ends with the united states. that's when. let's start. i think you can return to the implementation of the contract, but for now, uh, with the enemy who is waging war against you and still conduct some inspections. well, in addition to all these humiliating details there, related to the sanctions. i think it's not only not advisable at all. you just can't fully agree with you, but the united states. i think they hear the russian foreign ministry but they just chirp. e your thesis, but that and their hybrid war policy does not create global resources it is convenient for the russians to call it turn on the fool and turned on the fool. that's because they understand that once they recognize the risks in terms of the global consequences of their own population. them great to them. thank you will not say as soon as there is a threat directly to the united states and the american population. their ability to carry out

this very policy will sharply decrease. and so, it seems to me that , uh, the incident, uh, with the drone still strengthened inside. the united states is the position of those who say that the risks of escalation exist and that the united states that the biden administration is actually dragging the united states into a nuclear war, such a view is held by donald trump who already announced his participation in the presidential elections. and the same point of view is shared by the damage of the landings, and the governor of florida, who has not yet announced, but is considered by everyone as the most likely candidate, and a. note that both donald trump and ron desantis are much more popular within the republican party of the republican electorate than the republican hawks, because the former vice president announced his desire to run in the elections. michael penny hawk, former united states ambassador he is not kelly their ratings. insignificant. they are simply insignificant

compared to the ratings. uh, paratroopers and uh, trump, and this is how i write. there is a tectonic shift in the republican party as a whole from reagan interventionism and neoconservatism to a new realism and more of the self-limiting foreign policy that trump and the paratroopers actually advocate listen republican voters are increasingly skeptical and polls are getting colder refers to further u.s. assistance to ukraine on as the conflict drags into a second year, the likely republican party presidential candidates , including florida gov. ronda santis and former president donald trump, and a growing number of republicans in the house of representatives are also encouraging this skepticism, which could lead to disastrous consequences in conflict, and in the party itself there is

a continuous civil war. and i think realists and those of us who believe in the need for a more restrained foreign policy are gaining more weight - said dan caldwell, vice president of america's renewal center, we're seeing an increasing number of republicans at the grassroots level at the policy level and even at the institutional and donor levels who are realistic and restrained in their foreign policy. completely vladimir sergeyevich do you agree that such a tectonic shift is taking place , the transformation of the republican party, that it is no longer reagan’s party , conditionally speaking, agree and the last statement of the paratroopers, which he was not obliged to make no one expected from him in ukraine according to which the events in ukraine are a territorial dispute between russia and ukraine, they are by no means a problem that affects the interests of the national security of the united states, this statement to the desantis, well, remember, you know, for

a very serious statement, because if some political the conjuncture in america can cost the landing. everything is quite a lot, but today it is quite obvious that this statement of the landing party cannot be a reflection, some of his own position, about which he i would like to say it is true. he has already begun, as it were, to feel the ground at the level of the primaries, and he obviously needs it for the ordinary voters, and here is this game in u2. guess she and i'll guess. please. it will work clearly, so to speak, that is, about the landing with his advisers, he proceeds from the fact that, and since, uh, the midterm elections will be by the end of the year or there at the beginning of the next, that these sentiments will increasingly embrace the rank and file uh-huh members of the republican party and even really party activists. and this is a very serious shift indeed. it can have far, leading consequences, because it is quite

obvious that it comes from below. it doesn't even come from above. and this is a fundamentally important moment that needs to be monitored and which , indeed, may be now, but this year will be of great importance. here in this statement, so to speak, landing. if it's important to us. this is a calculation for some future in the calculation of what is valid by the time when america begins to be more active. uh, gill company. the peace candidates will have far more points and will be half a length ahead than the hawk candidates and the war candidates. well, this is a matter of public opinion will show already. now. i talked about detachment. uh, paratroopers and trump, on the one hand from pency and heli uh, on the other hand, of course, in the republican party. there are hawkish senators and, uh, lindsey graham who have proposed shooting down russian planes. and antonov already answered him that it was just an incident, there were a and e, mitch makonal head e

republican minority. e in the senate, but how does he write? same washington post, but there is a huge gap between party voters and elected party leaders on foreign policy issues. here it is, a very very interesting moment. well , there is also a gigantic gap. in fact, between ordinary americans and their interests on the one hand. and by the american foreign policy community, what in english is called the bloop. yes, that is, that's it, but does it translate as blob or bubble? yes, like, uh, this is expert community in washington, but the intelligence community, which actually determines both foreign policy discourse and, uh, american , uh, foreign policy. and listen to what prominent representatives of this blob write. and this is the president and an employee of the center for european

political analysis in washington, moreover, they write on the pages of the main mainstream edition of foreign fs about what it will mean at least a minimal partial victory of russia in ukraine if you allow russia to keep any of the illegally captured territories in ukraine, whether through a peaceful ceasefire treaty or no treaty at all, the deterrent power of the united states and the trans-atlantic alliance will be lost to any potential aggressor. you no longer need to think about a possible reaction. west, before intervention or even just a threat to a neighbor , the us nuclear deterrence will continue, but will only apply to those countries with which america has entered into an official alliance . but even in this case, such revisionist powers. like china iran and russia soon will start looking for holes in nato's nuclear umbrella if the russian invasion ends on any terms not set by ukraine moscow

to make sure they are right triumphs the strongest regional powers will look at their neighbors with increasing appetite confident that the consequences of aggression will be minimal the signal is received. in few places it is also clear that the only way to avoid the fate of ukraine is either to succumb to the regional hegemon in advance, or to seek an official union if they are lucky enough to have suitable neighbors the struggle for dominance and subjugation will be deadly. well, such an apocalyptic scenario of the collapse of the world is being drawn, if russia does not lose. and you already spoke with evgeny petrovich that after this spring offensive. in any case, the west. it will be necessary to decide something, because further he simply cannot not be able to physically provide ukraine the same military support to go even to some kind of freeze, about which realists in the united states say this is, so, uh, read this article fori on face, the collapse of the world. yes, what remains is an escalation. uh, the fact is that

this article, of course, distorts in many ways. uh, including the intention of the united states itself. they paint such a picture that, uh, if it means that they will bring down russia, then chaos will come in the world, and so on and so on and so on. this, of course, is absolutely not true, and america will not come to any chaos in the world, well , it constantly intimidates everyone that without us you will not get better without our security guarantees without our participation without us. in general, everyone will be bad. in fact. this is not so without them, everyone will only get better and we see this, for example, the middle east south asia well, here is the middle east, the latest example, where it means that iran and saudi arabia are compared with the mediation of e, china is scheduled to meet russia turkey iran e, syria in order to in order to finally resolve something in another part of the middle east around the syrian knot

without america, we are just establishing a normal normal life, but it is quite obvious that there is an element. eh, right here for with all this intimidation, it is that the world will understand that without america they are better than with america, uh, i am quite sure that there will not be a transition to the fact that everyone will immediately begin to pursue an anti-american policy. there is revenge on the americans to punish, they are not there, it’s just that everyone will untie america and will do their normal regional affairs. and america can't let that happen. and these party things, about which you just spoke, here is the same lindsey graham who made absolutely aggressive statements against russia a. he you see, he is participating in the trump campaign, which, on the other hand , is oriented towards voters who want to complete this whole thing. uh, that's an awkward situation. i would pay attention to the position of the trump and the paratrooper.

now she really hopes for an escalation, but she’s not in it to improve relations with russia. she’s in it to get off. yes, conflict, so it’s not all of us, it’s some kind of ukraine, crazy zelensky and we have nothing to do with it at all. that's how it doesn't seem to work. it's dead end politics they'll have to take it seriously negotiate if they want to stop it, and i would also advise in the novel of this article, which says that the rules of unpunished aggression can be established in the world. just look in the mirror, because the country that has committed the largest number of aggressions with impunity. in history. it is the united states of america that is now advertising, and then we will continue. the new quality of the economy, what opportunities have opened up in our country for business people vladimir putin's statement at the congress of the russian union of industrialists and

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economically today, french prime minister elisabeth born announced the adoption of a pension reform that raises the retirement age to 64 years without a vote in the national assembly, simply by an executive decision . is it true. prior to this, the senate had voted, but the main lower house of the french parliament did not vote on the legislation. this allows, and on the eve of manuel macron, the president of france threatened to dissolve the national assembly if they vote incorrectly and despite the fact that 67% of the french 67% on all issues against this pension reform, which day in france is the millionth, not even thousands, but millions of protests. yesterday 700.000 million protested all over the country. paris, due to the public utilities strike, just plunged into a garbage crisis, which means and despite this. reform is adopted without a vote in the national assembly ivan tsarevich this is such

a democracy. yes, that's all. it happens on the homeland of this democracy in france, where the bastille once fell, and this is a reality and one cannot say that this is something new, it is on the rise, but a few years ago there were absolutely no less. maybe even at some moments a larger protest. against, for example, the law on naked marriages and most of the population in questions said that they were against the adoption of the relevant laws, but the same mokron. also , the executive power pushed through all this. yes, these laws have been passed, so this one hypocrisy that when some pro-western puppets come out somewhere to protest in georgia, or in moldova there, it means, oh, you need to listen to people or the same ukrainian maidan, when all these bribed crowds of people

came out, but here are the foolish ones too you have to listen to people. there you need to listen to them, in no case use force, here they beat with batons with tear gas. no questions arise, so of course, uh, that's hypocrisy. we just have to accept it when it's a given, but you need to understand that the west will come lying all the time and, uh, we will not be able to convince them of anything to bring them to clean water. it's just that there are endless lies, of the west , really, it seems to me, so, if in a word, remember how karamzin called russia in one word they are stealing. now, if they lie with the word e to characterize, and the west and especially the european union - this will be a word of hypocrisy, yes. and yesterday, by the way, at this table we discussed. uh, a specific example at the very moment when europe, foaming at the mouth , criticized the law on foreign agents of the bill ben agents in georgia, the publication of a politician unearthed, what exactly at the same time the european union was preparing for itself absolutely

the same. it’s e to fight russian and chinese influence, it’s just god-level hypocrisy. not to mention the fact that this georgian bill was a translation of american law agents, no one is compatible with european standards and values, but in germany the economic crisis continues to develop. they are really happy about getting rid of gas dependence on russia, olaf-scholz. today , for the second time in march, he said, how great that germany completely got rid of gas dependence on russia listen in just 8 months, we in germany made ourselves independent of russian gas, russian oil and russian coal in just 8 months. we completely changed our energy supply with completely new connections and terminals for liquefied gas and no one had to freeze. true bad luck today it has become. it is known that due to the rise in prices for raw materials

and energy in germany, a production that was about 600 years old went bankrupt. this is a steel plant. eisenberg earl was first mentioned in 1380, respectively, he survived the entire thirty years' war, world war i, world war ii, but he did not survive getting rid of gas dependence on russia, and, as eurostat reports, the european union's expenses for the purchase of total gas from liquefied and pipeline, a increased by 3.3 times last year. so, uh, the fantasticness of last year's world economies, by the way, is that all the gains from the crisis of the energy path or the americans, and most of the trouble. that is, the europeans took on all the costs happily and happily. i mean political action. they are countries not of people, and these are

political elections. elite can't do anything about it. naturally. they have a lot of opportunities to report their joy in their press, and especially in the press with them. you can’t argue that it’s practically in the fall. we've been talking here. i say that i hope no one will freeze, but if it is necessary to reduce it, then, indeed, firstly, the efficiency has increased. they left there. secondly, we will not reduce the numbers for me, uh, this is the most cited. this one is boring. at well approximately 15% of the industry closes out. well , of course, reduced in significant consumption accumulated. and you can, as they say, you can blow up? how once to save. but , you see, hmm, now gas prices have fallen, but it has fallen very interestingly, they have fallen to the level of expensive coal. so i'm now zero switching. well, it could have been a year ago, if someone’s gas price level is higher

than the dock was, firstly, it will always be higher, but the main thing is that they are very important. it will always be higher than it could have been a year ago. for this, it was possible not to start. this is, of course, the pure effect of the sanction. but the main thing is that, but in reality we have very much and now we see that the banking crisis will add, we will still live. yes , i understand inflation, well, under this, at least in a mild form, very slow growth with continued inflation. well, guys, well , you have to pay for everything for all sorts of joys of this kind, but energy is needed every day. let's see what happens next. well, today is still very in fact, important news has come, and the positive results of the recent e-recent deals, which, through the mediation of china, were concluded by saudi arabia and iran, are increasingly manifesting themselves.

it was they who announced the end of the war by saudi arabia, the war in yemen - the bloodiest in fact, which has been going on since 2011, maybe it will really end, and this merit of beijing and not, washington and ah, the most sensible deep american analysts write that the united states is beginning to be perceived in the world as warmonger, and peacekeepers. yes, china is becoming an effective producer of order, listen to what harvard university professor steven wold writes. more importantly, china has mediated between iran and saudi arabia because it has close business ties with most countries in the region. the united states, on the other hand, has special relations with some countries in the middle east and no relations at all with others, primarily with iran . saudi iran deal also highlights an important aspect of the emerging sino-american rivalry.

whether others will look to washington or beijing as exemplary leaders of the future world order, given the enormous global role of the united states since 1945, americans have become accustomed to believing that most states will follow suit. even if there are doubts about what they are doing, china would like to change the state of things and the key element. its policy is to position itself as a more reliable guarantor of peace and stability if the united the states will allow china to create a reputation as an effective peacekeeper of the great power, which itself lives and does not interfere with others.