the last three new years i met with her in the eighty-fourth eighty -third seventy-second year and i remember very well, especially in the eighty-fourth year , the last year of her life. she felt very unwell, and she lay on the beat, and i read to her, and she gradually fell asleep, and so in a dream she met her last year of life. yes, i visited them, i called to find out how she was feeling, and they told me in the hospital. come on monday or thursday, but better there on thursday. for some reason i thought. no, i will come on monday. that's what i had, obviously. i came, so she was lying in such a ward, where there were two more

ladies of such an advanced age, and i had the impression that they were in the wrong hospital , because they were strange, one of them was dressed, a children's cap was and a large men's jacket and that's a sight and she's like that. well, i have a temperature here. and so, stream say, what are your 50 what are your 50 are you 35? no, i have 40 here, there is 50 such a company, the second one hung on such triangle. know how that's for holding on. she is literally like a scarf on this triangle - this lady hung, and in this company lay fain georgievna, who was in perfect health, so to speak, in the sense of the mind, and i arrived and brought some raspberries some nonsense , er, daisies, and i stood

all the time holding her hand, and she had such a strong non-released squeeze. she held me like that somehow well, and uh, then she somehow fell into forgetfulness a little, and then she came back again and spoke. what are we stand. you get tired, you sit down, i say, no, i say, well, you need to, i think, somehow you need to cheer her up. i say fireworks, well, she refused. from the operation, she had to undergo surgery. i have a blood clot. and i say the friend returned, firstly, we must agree to the operation, if not so abruptly. she says, nine, why am i saying, well, how, well, so as not to limp, so as not to. this is something like that. she says if you think i'm going to play the lady of the camellias. so no, i'm not going to, then i tell her. well, eat something here. well at least here raspberry to her, so he is so literally. she

says delicious. all of a sudden. i say, in general , it is hooliganism that you do not eat. it's just that she behaves ugly, and she, as it were, never thought that on the last day they would accuse me, hooliganism, muzzle, she once said this. so i stood periodically and went out into the corridors, and, uh, i just went through something there. well what are you paying, what are you paying? everything will be fine, but it was clear that in general, this is a farewell, and i ran. so, hurry to do good, which is completed the circle of this acquaintanceship of ours . ah, it started with this show. it's not weird at all, that's how it ends. i ran to the show. she waved her hand at me and said that you are now rehearsing. i

say we are rehearsing who will be with the virgin. not wulf, he said, what a blessing that someone is rehearsing good plays. she waved her hand at me. i also got out. after the performance. i called. i was told that she was no more. and that she was taken to the operation, and she told a joke. they laughed terribly. all these people who were being transported, and she sighed and left. that is, she left just as she knew how to combine in her life. here is tragedy and canism, well, the body, and she never forgot, even the most tragic minutes, even when i say that she really loved to play some kind of game only when she did not recognize me it was god and who is marina god? which marina agreed that i would come? she would be god's

grandfather take off your hat. i don't have a hat on my head. it's my hair that's so small. face like some kind of chicken navel or even yes, sparrow and such and such hair, you need to open your forehead with such a forehead you should be proud of. i immediately became proud, which means i opened my forehead and once, i remember, we were sitting with her talking about something high, of course, and i was sitting with my back to the window. and behind me stood all sorts of cereals. i think, well, here, after all, there are some age groups. she got to know the changes know how old people always start there cereals. stash. yes, that window sill. and we sit talking, something like that suddenly she says, you bastard. won,

got out of here nothing. uh-huh, i’m like that. and yes, to say this, you can’t even switch to akhmatova after that. i quieted down and sat down again. she says, i said, she is the rector. i said get out, you bastard. i think yes, well, that's it. i get so tired. so i say. yes,

goodbye. and somehow i retreat like a beggarly one and she, apparently, was roasting over me , she says, these pigeons, bolochki, she eats there, it means that they called her all the time to the housing office because the pigeons did their job and the whole balcony was and everything. it seemed to me that and there must have been a manifestation of a certain strength of affirmation. yes, how they play. by the way, i played in my old age. here it was very early. the rest of the games were just indecent for

such a special program. us just a great artist likes to use such strange phrases. one day. i was told that it was never hidden. came here for a tour. and so she stripped naked and sits in the room smoking and went in and she stepped back sitting. she says in uh rostik it's okay that i smoke. she said that it was necessary to speak with the audience in understandable language, lived through and a disgrace to the price. this is just wonderful, too, in fact , a lot of her expressions have become winged. let's listen to the foil. here are her last interviews of 83 years beautifully. i've

always been bad at talking about myself. and you say something that they won't say. well, what can i say? i'm even surprised, because i climbed onto the stage, because i'm terribly shy. how do you explain such a discrepancy. well, it means that there are more besides shyness. so why do i have to do everything myself? work like a horse? i run i beg, you ask, i beg charmed.

they do not achieve, but for me a person. as pasternak said, talent is the only piece of news that is always new. so i think

we can only welcome it. hello, in the program, time about the most notable events of this day, a direct speech to zelensky about our nuclear weapons, and negotiations with the leader of the prc putin, an urgent statement, the award returned to the hero of the special operation, the buyer in america and again the motherland the story of one medal for courage

hail of karma an unexpected look at the installation rocket fire, my colleagues in the donbass met a philosopher and artist who changed their lives. great geographic disclosure applauding china for supporting the biden started about canada and now, well, he can’t call beijing in any way getting used to the russian anthem again at world-class tournaments anastasia demurchan is the planet’s boxing champion, but the award had to be repeated so an hour ago a series of important statements vladimir putin on the security of the supply of weapons by the west to the kiev regime, a million shells a year. now the european union has promised and how much has already been sent all this the president called the threat to russia that under these conditions has already been done and is being done. then he formulated in detail to our colleague from the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company pavel

zarubin is it a lot or a little? so a very decent amount. uh, it's a lot, but here's what to follow, but it's very important, first, uh in the leading countries. e nato , let's say in the same united states of america , based on the sources that we have, about 14-15.000 shells of such a collector are produced every month . the armed forces of ukraine, according to our estimates the military is used per day of hostilities up to 5,000, probably. 15 months corresponds

to certain parameters that we knew about next year plans to produce 42.000 21.000. well, what will happen in the twentieth , we do not know. but now this year it means 14, 15. despite the fact that the high spends up to 5,000 per day of hostilities. yes, this is the first now. what concerns us? well, we spent much more on the russian armed forces, and now i don’t want to assess the rationality of decision-making at different levels of military command. but now uh how it is known that the ministry of defense and the general staff are forced to introduce even certain limits together. russia's production at a very fast

pace, which many did not expect, and for the same period of time, this million instigators of this conflict. they will supply, as they plan, ammunition over the same period of time russian industry itself will happen three times as much ammunition more than three times as much. so in this sense, we are worried about this whole thing only from the point of view that this is an attempt to prolong the conflict. well, uh, you mentioned the other one there. technique. let's say about tanks, we also know about this, the arsonists are planning to send about 400-odd 400 20 or 440 to ukraine

, everything is the same there, which we will produce both ammunition during this time. well, we are modernizing the existing ones. uh, also hears 1,600, and the total number of tanks of the russian army will exceed three times. the number of tanks there, therefore, from the point of view of the logic of those who provoked this conflict and are trying to keep it resolved at any cost. a separate topic of a projectile with combined uranium and their zelensky

decided to transfer britain to western capitals, they say international law is not violated , the president does not agree categorically. they certainly do not belong to the category of weapons of mass destruction - it's true, but the cores of projectiles with e, combined damage. there may be different material used, it is used for armor-piercing purposes. e, he still somehow generates the so-called radiation pain. and in this sense, of course, it refers to e, k. e, a weapon of the most dangerous nature. uh, well, experts, experts confirm that after use in the former south. glory after using the crayfish, i repeat , the oncological diseases among local citizens have increased many times over. yes, this is the first. secondly, if we are talking about ukraine, then those who will apply. we must understand that they consider

those people who live in this territory to be their own. how will they use e against people who actually have their own , i mean that uh, this remnant will dust, including polluting the sown areas in those regions where they will be apply. and, of course, in this sense it can be attributed. this is, uh, the most harmful and dangerous weapon for humans, not only for combatants, for combatants , for the environment, for people living in this territory, but i must say that russia, of course, has something to answer. without exaggeration, we have hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands of these, probably, we have not yet used. ukraine borders belarus, with which russia has created an allied state to the military activity of the opposite country, minsk cannot to remain private, as in this situation, moscow alexander grigoryevich

lukashenko has long raised the question of deploying russian tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus. well, not here either, nothing out of the ordinary, first of all, the united states has been doing this for a decade. they have long placed on the territory of their e, the countries of allies of nato countries in europe, their tactical self out in six states. this, if memory serves, is the federal republic of germany turkey netherlands belgium hmm italy and greece well greece now. well, there is a repository and we agreed that if belarus is really, uh, in this sense, alexander, he says, well, listen. we are your closest allies. why do the americans do this as their ally on their territory , they teach, by the way, their crews of their

pilots. if necessary, this type of weaponry, we agreed that we did the same without violating our obligations. i would like to emphasize this without violating my international nonproliferation obligations. e nuclear weapons. we are on have already helped our e, belarusian colleagues to re-equip their aircraft. aircraft of the belarusian air force 10 aircraft are ready for the use of this type of weapon. we have already , uh, transferred the first one to belarus, uh, our well-known very effective complex from kontr and it can also be a carrier from april 3 , we start training the crew. and on the first of july we are finishing the construction of a special storage facility for tactical nuclear weapons on

the territory of belarus . our agreements will take place in the very near future, when i under what conditions can the weapons themselves be transferred, but you do not transfer the united states does not transfer them to its allies. they're just and we're basically doing the same things they've been doing for decades. they have allies in uh certain countries, and they are preparing them, uh, carriers, and they are also being trained by the crew. we are going to do the same thing. this is exactly what alexander viktorovich asked for. events not only this week's state hanging shinzenpin in russia first after it re-election as the chairman of the prc, the economic relations of our countries are of global importance

. russia proposes to move away from the dollar in the calculations of the chinese yuan in the west. this was called almost an encroachment on american money. no, this is not true. so we would use the dollar. they don't give us. and how can we carry out settlements there in the currency that is acceptable to our trading partners, the yuan, one of these war-evolutions, especially since it is used, uh, they saw it themselves, the bough they sit on. i i have already spoken about this many times, limiting the use of the dollar, based on e, momentary opportunistic considerations of a political nature. they, uh, you can download the news to yourself, this is how they do it. and of course. uh, here's the very fact that let's say they froze ours, but our gold and foreign exchange reserves.

all the countries of the world assure you, at least those that have yes, they are all thoughtful. how reliable is uh, the american partner and everything done is unreliable, therefore, with pleasure with us with pleasure? uh agree our partner, but something to pay off. you know that the oil-producing countries of the middle east have stated that they also want to introduce calculations. well, we will gradually expand. this will expand those currencies that are reliable. each country is interested in strengthening its national currency. and all countries will strive for this, so without any doubt. this is a huge mistake on the part of the american authorities for what they are doing, limiting dollar settlements around the world in relation to those countries that they

for some reason they don't like it. the quality of russian -chinese relations is determined, among other things , by personal contacts at the highest level, vladimir putin and jinping. the acquaintances have long met many times. what do you remember about the talks in moscow this time? we had a working lunch. here, and then i was invited, uh, chairmen. i have an apartment here, in which lately. well time and work here and very often so we moved there and all these. hmm and sipping tea talking about everything slowly talking about the situation in world affairs, and in the most different aspects. eh, the president of the people's republic of china paid

quite a lot of attention. uh, revealing the positive beginnings, uh, the chinese peace plan and the plan for a peaceful settlement of the situation in ukraine, by the way, saying hmm, on the very same day when he told me and showed me. e, argued, e, the positive aspects of the chinese plan for the settlement in ukraine by peaceful means. in the same day. we learned about deliveries. uh, millions of shells on ukraine from uh, western countries from the instigators of this conflict, and the next day we learned about this story before the meeting with the press. uh that the uk is going to supply shells, uh. so, with combined uranium, as if on purpose , hmm, uh, western westerners did it in order

to somehow either negotiate our saryas or somehow influence them. i don't even know why, but i get the impression that it's been done. it was deliberate, by the way , uh, different approaches to the collective west , or rather nato, on the one hand, with their aggressive rita and the supply of weapons and china's proposals on peaceful regulation on the other. okay, i don't want to dive into it right now, uh, we talked, of course, uh, during these four hours, uh, about bilateral relations in all aspects, and first of all in the economic sphere and the main emphasis was on this and of course, uh, we will strive to ensure that e, to e the most promising industries highly. technologically, we combined our efforts, where each of us has certain uh high good. uh, it means that the level of competitiveness in the world markets. e hmm, that's all. it was

the subject of our, uh, conversations. uh, an abstract topic, of course, they spoke. well, they just sat by the fireplace, sang tea and talked for 4 hours , i must say that the president of the people's republic of china is a very interesting interlocutor. he is deeply immersed in all the problems to give credit to the world.