you are interfering with my work. cipher story with a continuation of quite such things you get in the movie one tv presents i am packing my things to leave. it's a joke. no, it's not a joke, come on. you are my own keys, but this does not mean that you can come as if to your own home. i wouldn’t sit down, i should have bang him right there in the restaurant. so, if anything, you followed my order. sky coast let the country be in peace and tranquility.

how disturbing is this path? it's impossible for me not to fall asleep life is impossible turn back to the 85th anniversary of ilya reznik premiere on saturday at first i would just relax a little. that's life. i fucking love, however the truth is not news, but i will repeat it again.

where are the keys to the handcuffs? have you reported to me now? you are making a big mistake. you will go as an accomplice in treason . you can't even imagine what our friendship is waiting for you, mishan come on, let's get up. fool, we love to repeat each other's phrase and everything that seems to be

what it seems to be is what it really is . state secret you do not have any access to them. do you know what it's called such is your curiosity no camera. with someone else's wife. this is a court of officer's honor, shame and removal to hell, even the office won't take a janitor, understand? well, then , well, then, tell me, are you recruiting me? you want me to be just like you. then you write a report, leave the group and no longer get involved in your own business until you are certified in

counterintelligence. as for you are with me the night when the monkey house called us, and they will confirm it on the detector. at home please forgive me, dad. i didn't check the gate. i will never forgive myself for this.

i don't understand, what are you doing? misha had one conversation revealed interesting things. when did rybin serve as a commander on the border?

everything is under my direct control. okay, go ahead with the plan, but tomorrow at 9 am, so that the report is on my desk. what do you mean, colonel, we received a rather strange message from our informant from vova's entourage of the pendulum? someone ordered a lieutenant colonel to the pendulum. let's take a closer look.

orders were supposed to be filled last night sent people back with nothing reliable gossip doesn't feed on gaffes until was. well i decided to check it out, yes indeed yesterday there was an incident involving an informant enough to hire. he may have already hired a former white arrow cleaner. is this serious? find out who the customer is. we are working on this on the account of the klimov group, they have a lot of enemies, but the question is why

exactly rybin, who literally became the boss for a couple of days? in general, we check all possible versions, including some kind of our personal enmity. no, there's nothing here. work means

he breathes unevenly for you, especially when he found out that i'm with you against him, he told me for this camera scanners, i'm telling you. and mish could have spoken to you, afraid or does not want to finish you off, after all, they were friends. all night, why did you turn off the label? rybin is looking for something, for sure, this is compromising evidence and this compromising evidence is on a digital medium. i don't know any flash drive. ok then. maybe you should go to the tsarev to tell him what, well, tell him about the journalist. you

said yourself that she was somehow connected with the donor. yes, i think he’s not in business at all and the girl is nobody, because he tried to kill fedka not some kind of super agent, but just an ordinary gopnik, i still don’t know what he’ll tell me, there’s no need to replace some kind of intelligence with me. well look, the gopnik went to the monkey house behind the camera. it is logical well, then someone did not tell him. the entire task force knew about the camera and misha you yes, no, a hitch, you understand? wait. what are you hinting at? that is, i sent fedka there, which means i put him there, the gopnik tried to kill the fairy, because how would he find the camera without a scanner, and you have the only one in the group lie detector not passed? that's what i wanted to say.

after such a failure of kevin or galdonov, it became even more dangerous for us, how things are. we are currently working on the problem. there is a new artist. he has already put our entire network in moscow on the line. there won't be a third one, i understand.

when can we do it now? bye. let's read the summary for the past day, no?

about nothing on the air the big game today, president putin made a number of important statements about russian relations with the united states , the european union, other states and the general nature of contemporary international

relations. let's listen. relations between russia and the united states of america, on which global security and stability directly depend, are going through deep crises. unfortunately, it is based on fundamentally different approaches to the formation of the modern world order. dear madam ambassador e, i do not want to disturb the gracious atmosphere by presenting my credentials. and i know that it is possible, you will not agree with my opinion, but i cannot but say today that the use in the united states america in its foreign policy tools such as support for the so-called color revolution support. in this regard , coup d'état. in kiev , 2014 ultimately led to the current ukrainian crisis and additionally made a negative contribution to the degradation of russian -american relations, but we have always advocated to build

russian-american relations exclusively. on the principles of equality , respect for the sovereignty of each other's interests does not interfere with internal affairs. let's be it be guided in the future. er, but there are people in the united states who more or less agree with this assessment of the russian president. and this, of course, is not the leaders of the biden administration. and this is former president donald trump who spoke yesterday about character. or, if you like, international relations. and, of course, about how, from his point of view , non-york prosecutors treat him unfairly, let's hear. there is massive election interference on a scale never seen before in our country since george soros-backed attorney

alvin bragg, who campaigned that he would get president trump. i never thought that something like this could happen in america, the only crime i committed was the fearless defense of our country from those who seek to destroy it. they could be in our favor not in mine, but in ours as our country is going to hell, open threats of countries about the use of nuclear weapons. this was never mentioned or discussed with other countries during trump administration. and under the biden administration. this may well lead to a third world nuclear war. we are not that far from it. believe. whether you do it or not, the economy is falling apart like this inflation hasn't been seen in 60 years. well, uh, trump uh traditionally, uh, talked about the fact that he was striving for other more constructive relations with russia. although , frankly, when he was in the white house , he did not always succeed, but now the main question. for us, this is not what

trump will do as president if he is nominated and removed. it will of course be main question. well, that's the big question for today. what's going on with his prosecution, and manhattan's attorney, i wasn't pursued by several other attorneys in the state of george of the federal government and so forth, uh, and whiteman was baptized with us, who was a senior adviser to the state department. this presidential appointment in the united states was a senior adviser in the city of ports and in the administration of tampa and in the administration. e. god jr. christian are very happy to see you. see thank you very much for taking the time. and i i know that you have to say this despite the fact that you, as i understand it, are a staunch republican. uh, yours, trump admiration, it is within clear boundaries.

and you, uh, questioned a about how appropriate it would be for a republican to nominate trump for president, what's going on with his candidacy now, and how seriously his prosecution by the manhatman attorney should be taken. quite a serious situation. if you are under investigation, it is always unpleasant and this has never happened before. maybe, in my opinion, in the 19th century there was one situation of some one former president. they tried to judge for something, but, in principle, this is an unprecedented situation and to sort out all these accusations. it is quite difficult, there is also a vision of financial statements, some business requests. and

now it qualifies when a fairly serious crime, and not just a minor violation, it is not clear who is the victim. in this case, there are a lot of questions and this prosecutor is representatives of the left wing. he in fact, he ran for this position under the slogan that he would open a case against trump. now many supporters of trump are trying to somehow support him, they believe that this is an unfair persecution, but in any case, we need to wait for now. we don't have primaries until january. it's going to be in iowa first. it's such a small, agricultural state , it's too early to talk seriously about it right now, but a lot of people ask these questions, and they think that even if it's an unfair persecution, it still raises a question. who

would be the strongest candidate from the republican party, because the experience, and with trump is rather negative, he appointed so many people to high positions in his administration that then opposed him, that's the problem. oh good. but if not trump, who are you? polls show that in second place is the landings from florida . trump is of course in first place, because most americans do not follow the news so actively. for all the political squabbles. they just look at the most famous person. and they say that we will be for him vote, but the governor of florida, who was just re-elected ron desantis , the vast majority of people voted for him in florida, he is, uh, a republican, and he

did very well in the elections, and not only whites voted for him, but also the hispanic population . here he , unlike trump, just successfully fought the bureaucracy in the city of tampa, for example, in florida, he successfully fought with the local prosecutor over legislation and the santia with his landing force removed him from office, therefore he has a good chance. the fight against whiteocracy then, and virginia has a strong governor glenkin, but he does not have as much experience as the landinges , then the christine governor of south dakota, then former secretary of state mike pompeo is also considered as a candidate, but so far the two main candidates are trump and landing. fine. let's talk. eh, fast. e landing network. uh, in terms of his foreign policy and more specifically his

approach to russia, he made two statements, each of which attracted a lot of attention in moscow in one e, landing. pleased the russian audience by saying that ukraine is not among the fundamental interests of the united states, but in another statement. he stated that russia is a gas station. what about atomic weapons? how do you guess in moscow it seems at least somewhat simplified? i understand that these could be, if you like, political statements, but you have an idea about the real views of the foreign political views of the desantes, if such views, he already has. you know by now that it's hard to say exactly why it is so interesting that he made such a statement about russia

, it seems to me that just a lot of republicans agree with him on this. and maybe even some democrats. just not members of congress, maybe if you look at congress there, with the exception of a small number of congressmen, it seems to me that everyone is just saying that you need to help ukraine, but the governor of the desantes is known for how he chooses his priorities. and there must always be some priorities, because it is impossible say on the one hand that the biggest threat comes from china and that the southeast. asia is very important to the us and at the same time says that our army should get bogged down in

europe in this conflict and in congress, but so far his foreign policy course is not fully understood. he has not yet appointed foreign policy advisers. and in principle, this is usually how it is done, because that when you're governor, you have to avoid the false start not too early to announce yourself as a presidential candidate. you need to focus on your constituents in your state first. reasons for the last question in moscow there are different opinions about trump. some look at his current statements. and how do you guess these statements. in general, it seems reasonable, especially compared to what the baida president says, but on the other hand, many people remember his administration. how did you say it yourself? what kind of staff did he get as well and

many of them had a completely different position and very often it was this different position , and not the views, of trump that determined what america did in relation to russia, how would you characterize today, but, and trump's position on russia is not the position in which he voices the opposition , which you would expect from him if he were president again. it seems to me that this will be such a very self-centered position, fixated on oneself, because he does not have any specific policy for trump's views. or he doesn't talk about some joe biden failures. he he simply says, now, if i were president, then russia would not have done this, because russia respects me. he's all about himself, so i don't

know if trump gets re-elected. whether this would be fundamentally different from his first term, he could not control the foreign policy course, a lot was determined precisely by the secretary of state and the secretary of defense. as they say, is it necessary to seek some kind of common language with russia? is it necessary to seek before the escalation? it seems to me that before there was a defeated isis, we had common goals common interests, because it was the cygil fight in syria that united us. in iraq, in the chaff of independence, we will think that trump will now make some changes in the alignment between the us and russia or in the field of energy. you know, it's hard to say everything will depend on what kind of people he surrounds himself with. it's still representatives of the establishment ment. these are not the people who have a real vision regarding the foreign policy course. huge to you. thank you. hope

to see you again on your program soon and thanks again for your time. mister went applicator. now in beijing already, in my opinion, at night, yes, yes, but this afternoon, dear, a guest arrived there. uh, french president manuel macron is not on any plane with him, as i understand it, but ursola vandalain, uh, the chairman of the european commission, arrived , and i heard that in addition to developing relations uh between china and france, the european union. and besides the expansion of trade, the agenda will be, well, some attempt to convince with this, singing to take. e. well, if you like, take a less positive stance towards russia and influence president putin to go for some new

initiatives. let's call a spade a spade. as for ukraine, what can you get out of this? well, in my opinion. it is rather difficult to predict the outcome of a visit of such a level of such intensity. but at least one. i think we cannot doubt this kind of claims repeatedly articulated, by the way, to say a macron by a person who is generally quite generous with all sorts of e is not a very responsible statement. it seems to me not just in vain, but the ridiculous i am convinced that, uh, this will not work for him. and in general, i it seems that this is a pilgrimage to beijing e, world leaders, primarily western ones, which are taking place before our eyes. it says that uh, after all, pragmatic

factors factors, if you want economic salvation, getting rid of that deep economic financial and trade crisis that uh, many have plunged into. the countries of the world , first of all, the countries of western europe , the united states of america. apparently, after all, this is the main thing in this visit, but for the external, for the external consumer, for the public, of course, the macron will win back its role. this is sq. so, here's, uh, what it 's called, and the person who's trying to intimidate china with some kind of measures that will follow. if china doesn't, uh. hmm, don't heed his various calls, but i say it again, it's ridiculous. well, just different weight classes. and here's the thing about the fund. well, i can't say anything. i don't remember this at all. in any case, there have never been such visits in china.

this is such an unusual experience, but i would remind you of one thing that is completely gone is called from under jupiters in connection with this visit, among other things. after all, china and the european union have e on the table, as they say , there is a cold dinner. this is the so-called compression investment, the third, comprehensive investment agreement, which has been worked on for more than 7 years, this is a very intense fruit. uh, very complex denouements of compromises. this is known because it was written about in the press, but it is extremely beneficial for both parties from the point of view of building business cooperation. he crawled as a victim, actually went into the basket because of b in general. in general, such a political blowing up of the european parliament, according to the european procedure and about the parliament, should ratify this document. this is the third - this is a contract. therefore, uh after

china in response to the absolutely boorish uh antics of some european parliament. riev, uh, imposed certain enough, sparing sanctions on them there, said that we were the agreement to this treaty not to happen, maybe, maybe, uh, some talk about his resuscitation will follow. in any case, it was a really important result of the european part visit. well, here are all these calls to stand on the right side of history. well, you know, not to china and not personally to the middle e, this is an appeal. and in the second part of our program , we will talk with vladislav shurygin , a well-known military expert, about what is probably the central event for russia now in ukraine and zelensky's visit to poland, but for now. uh, that's our remaining time in this segment. i wanted to talk to you general mikhailov very glad

to see you thank you and about what is happening with the latest events in st. petersburg and moscow and understand. i am sure that i am talking about the terrorist attack in st. petersburg and the arrest in yekaterinburg of the american journalist evan grishkovich, in which now uh, he has already been transported to moscow uh, and certain investigative actions have already been carried out with him. what do these people have in common? well, they are united by the fact that the same lawyer volunteered to defend them, and it’s like, he’s already e, sort of, he’s already, uh, defending. this is a woman who committed a terrorist attack in st. petersburg, but has not yet got to grishkovich, but what surprised me is that this lawyer, who is very

the idea is to protect the interests of his clients is less known as an effective, uh, defender, but more famous for his political statements, and he has already demanded the resignation of putin and the resignation of the entire federal assembly, so that you would become a sedator. well, somehow i was a little surprised, because it seemed to me that a lawyer, especially at this initial stage of the investigation, when it is still necessary to establish what is happening i would like to. first , get into the facts and establish, if possible express a constructive dialogue with the investigation, what do you think about this whole situation? you yourself said that this is a lawyer who has won little and has little success in this area, so for a person like that. uh, with a career like that, probably taking on such responsibilities even from a political point of view. er, that would be

very important. now he has taken on these functions, plus you yourself said that he has not even begun to study the materials and meet with his under protection, but nevertheless less started to do already. and so to speak, political statements are political statements, about which i spoke he made a long time ago, but this is not important. the fact is that everything goes in one basket, because by and large he is with these political statements, in fact. this is the motivation to protect these people. communication, of course, by and large, and between these two incidents there. although i would notice, only one aspect did is that everything that happened in yekaterinburg is evidence of an increase. uh, counterintelligence mode. e levels of operational work, which allow you to practically take enemy agents in cache operations or take them red-handed. what is direct evidence of the criminal territory of russia and, as for st. petersburg. you know

now, of course, the ball is in the clearing. it is in the investigation that all the evidence of the material of the examinations is concentrated, and everything else that is necessary for further work with the accused. i think we should talk about something else today. if here in the first case, we understand that we say turbulence in the sphere of international relations, which is still manifested through the activities of special services, is quite high, then when we talk about recent events, then here i am, there are two good news and bad bad understandable that there have been serious consequences, a person has died a large number of people wounded. it certainly is. sadly. although the accusation is also against the special services, which are very numerous lately, they are well-founded. since the special services work exclusively from enemy. if information doesn't work no information doesn't work. the more uh, individuality let's say so or closed

conspiratorially operational preparation. terrorist topics are harder to disclose. and very often it is not even revealed, you know , such a proverb is water will reach a hole. here is the same thing. we are faced with the fact that today we have a large number of exposed and prevented crimes at the planning stage, this did not succeed here, because, as i said, here we are talking about what kind of pinpoint, but pinpoint uh targeted terrorist act of precise preparation, but if there is one more very interesting topic that seems to me, it is of a positive nature. here are the latest developments related to the revelation. uh, the so-called agents. uh, sbu or military intelligence. uh, ukraine they testify that these special services practically do not worry about the safety of their agents. for them, this cannon fodder is a very interesting interview on this subject lenta.ru thank you and that means for ukraine - these are consumables. this is what

the same thing, cannon fodder, which they use to attack for a counteroffensive and so on. here, the same base for recruitment is quite large, both from among the refugees who came to the russian federation and from among the representatives of the protest electorate of the so-called yes, uh, of which we also have quite a lot of questions only about and moreover today, the possibilities for special services more open, because much in this life is transparent, if we assume in past years, it was necessary to study very carefully human receive regarding data. everything is very easy to go online. you looked perfectly understand how a person breathes through this you can understand what his weaknesses are. what strengths and how i drank okudzhal at one time, but you don’t need a knife for a fool , you sing a little to him and do with what you want. this is what prevails in the activities of the ukrainian special services, so everyone who can potentially

take the path of cooperation with the special services. ukraine must understand that the end for them there will be one either begun. that is at the stage of conception, or they will be finished. as the saying goes , physically finish after they commit crimes. and now, uh, recent events are not shown. here we are now with vladislav in the corridor and in the corridor in klares, so to speak, exchanged on this score. ah. they keep an eye on that uh girl who brought this explosive device. she was of no interest to the special services, no interest to the special service. if she exploded they would say, yes, and god be with him, that's why, of course, we understand that this is just expendable material, and many of those who are drawn to cooperation for some kind of yes , they must understand them or are waiting . so you said in this interview, if i understood you one very interesting thing from my point of view. you said that you are not sure that she

herself knew that she was in this figurine, that she did not necessarily deliberately go to try to kill a famous blogger. but that she unambiguously understood that she was committing an illegal actor, please, absolutely correct. here is mine with vladislav. by the way, there was a bit of an argument about this. yes, i am deeply convinced that when we are dealing with people who are attracted by this kind of action, huh? and from this environment , we understand perfectly well that it is impossible to prepare them for this even psychologically . and even here is the first interrogation. he showed that she is in a deep state. shock, she tries all the time to say that give me, where i can not answer now. i will answer you later. yes, because she needs to come to her senses with herself, because people died before her eyes, a person died, uh, a lot of people were wounded,

therefore, in this situation , it seems to me that, of course, she did not know, although here is vladislav and, so to speak, another point of view, but this consequence will show. i won't be here. even now e how to appeal e to his conclusion, but the fact remains, of course the person who brought it was sitting waiting, if she was even waiting waiting for the explosion to happen. she would certainly leave quickly, she would leave this place. where is the explosive located? it's a very interesting argument, yes, because, uh, of course i'm more than sure. well, more than sure by virtue of what i'm guessing. uh, i 'm guessing it was, of course, there was an explosion on the radio over the radio signal. and as a rule, even if this explosion occurred and if she remained there, then those who pressed the button. they understood that their agent sits, there and that she could also suffice.

they should have understood that she, so to speak, would also die. therefore, this confirms my idea that this is just a consumable that is well used. yes, before we go to advertising, and advertising must be understood, it is very important for all of us hmm and such overflows. i still want to get an explanation from you , what did you mean, that even if she did not know, but that she did not fully know what she was doing? that nevertheless she knew that she was committing an unlawful completed offense it was clear that she or she. i don’t know how it was explained to her what was in this statuette, but she perfectly understood that she was collaborating with the enemy’s special service. she, as it were, is already enough to attract water, you think, of course, she understood, and i will say that, probably, i have recently for the enemy. they generally consider not just every

material and their agents here, but they pay them a penny. so remember the soviet times. i remember tolkachev received 600,000 dollars, so to speak, for e, spelovskuyu activity. yes, he was shot, then you know, they paid millions. yes, they paid crazy money there. now it's just like that, they are ready to work there for a can of condensed milk, because they hate the authorities. they hate the country. they hate the processes that take place here, so, of course, she is. you see, she is completely free calmly. on the contrary, closes there trying. well, what explodes, and what about closing a 200 ° equivalent body, we leave for advertising and the germans literally in a few minutes. april 20 at all cinemas of the country accept the challenge.

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there is a big game on the air, and the macron was well received in beijing with great respect , but rather intensive negotiations are expected , as ambassador denisov just said about this . well, if the president arrived in warsaw today, zelensky and there, if you look on the dynamics on the hugs on the smiles, in general, it feels like a meeting of friends, but still, probably, zelensky didn’t just go to be once again hugged by president duda, and i assume that this is due to ukraine’s desire to get additional weapons and poland’s desire to further escalate ukraine, which is happening, which means looking at these hugs, one immediately recalls the old mountain saying. uh, before tuzik sat down, the wolves praised him for a long time. this, in principle, is very similar to this situation, of course. now the situation at the front is forcing

zelensky to look. e closer contact with poland because the situation with the offensive must be advanced ahead. so far it's completely unclear. we see that ukraine is slowing down ukraine is certainly afraid to attack, because it understands perfectly well that the price is too high, and those results are not at all obvious , huge losses are incurred in 3 months. that is actually. now every week ukraine loses brigades, killed and wounded. that is , it turns out that only in 3 months of preparation for the offensive was ukraine lost, at least. at least four brigades dead, and in total with the wounded about eight brigades, and given that they formed during the same time. 25 brigades are obviously huge, as it were, a gap and, uh , the weapons technology that is transferred to them. they are certainly large, but

not everything comes on time from uneven delivery and ahead, uh, greens. when the greens come out, it will be even harder to attack. now, again, the time to advance, but there is no weather, at least another 2 weeks, at least another week and a half there will be heavy rains and the theater of operations will be absolutely not ready. and zelensky is well aware that he will have to attack as well, as laid down, he understands perfectly well that they will have to join a completely different high-quality russian army. this is not the army that is like trishkin's caftan in one place. there was not enough in the other, and there, after all, they perfectly understand that the success in september near kharkov was not due to the fact that they showed some outstanding military qualities, but due to the fact that the russians simply did not have it in this direction. such an amount of forces that how to somehow stop e gave a classic example that there was a situation in which the battalion, in which 150 people remained, kept a width of 7 km

along the front, as his battalion commander said, in order to fight with us, we still had to find today the situation is completely different, at least 6 months have passed since the recruitment of e, mobilized reservists, respectively, these are all people who received, as if full combat training accumulated huge reserves accumulated a large number of weapons equipment. and this offensive is very disturbing in connection with this. i think the visit is also about trying. how can be stronger in drag more. here in this conflict, because what ukraine will lack in this case will have to be made clear, there are more mercenaries there or, as they say, vacationers, more equipment , more ammunition. and try harder to put pressure on the europeans through poland, because today it is obvious that poland is starting to play the main violin in general in the entire european concert and, uh, the opinion of poland is its hysteria. they, uh, now sound like the first violin, because,

for example, the voices of germany are no longer exists, germany begins to simply cave in under poland and it is obvious that there is a replacement, in fact, an interesting world. germany begins to cave in under poland , the most interesting thing is that. uh, now we see a classic raider takeover in europe, when you know, they are taking away a company, such as germany , which has invested a huge amount of resources there for 20 years to create the european union in which it was supposed to become the most important and get a really huge european civilization, now they just squeeze it all out deprives and does not allow to speak, and ta the side that she ate from her hand, because she received more was the first country that was accepted into nato, which received a huge loan from and so on from germany, under which they gave her the whole house, she was asked for the entire debt. it would seem that she should have been infinitely grateful to the germans. she suddenly began to not just peck them first, then bite them. and now they just gnaw on them and it is obvious to everyone that they are listening today. america

is not what they say in berlin, but what they say in warsaw and what about warsaw now. uh, promised to deliver to ukraine most recently warsaw continues, firstly, now deliveries of aircraft equipment are underway, warsaw e , to quickly repair those soviet mig-29 aircraft that they have, again, it begins to repair the mig-29, which comes from other former countries of the warsaw contract and for the last month transferred. well, they say officially eight, but in reality it is considered up to 12 there. that is, this is a squadron or an mig-29 , one cannot say that this decides something. this is just one of the facts for sure. hey poles. now they are starting to broadcast again, at least unofficially. they talk about this a large number of their self-propelled guns already from the polish army. how about machines? in this case, i'm talking about artillery mounts, such as crab crab - this is very important for in general, if the current offensive, which it will be in the first place, will not be tank artillery. here i am therefore,

as a matter of fact, the main fist is going to the present moment. uh, about 180 guns have already been obtained from them. basically, just most of it is 155 mm. european caliber and others. yes, there are no new saimorians, but there are also about thirty of them, that is, the bet will be made on the fact that with the help of high-precision weapons and digitalization, which help them all this weighs this year, and also previous years, americans and europeans also try to get tactical advantage in the breakthrough zone and the poles in this case, of course, will have to prop up ukraine; moreover, the poles must give ukraine a guarantee so that, if anything, transfer reserves from under belarus from belarusian direction to strengthen the donbass that is, in this case, the poles are expected, as far as i understand, a statement that any kind of actions on the part of belarus will cause opposition from poland, even if they are russians, they are

belarusians, that is, according to at least, this is the kind of political pressure expected from poland. of course , it transfers a lot of ammunition more. additionally, in general, a very interesting situation has now developed, in which military supplies are clearly divided into two parts. these are the ones which were announced solemnly, under, which allocated money there, which, uh, so to speak, they say, there is how much ammunition there is. how many grenade launchers how many guns? and the second thing that suddenly appears at the front, when we are at the front, we would see ammunition there that was not officially transferred by the weapons system, which announces this may be more important, something that they publicly speak about, they promise to give them through there within a month two artillery systems there. they are already there, we see them, so, of course, the west pumps now arms ukraine as best he can. lkaet her forward, but i repeat in ukraine now in the eyes of shyness. and to enlist the support of the polish brother, as they consider it very important and interesting. here you see ukraine in

the eyes, timidity. let's listen to mr. zelensky's adviser to the president. exactly in a very short time from a historical point of view. it is very little 6 months 5 or 7 months, but we will be in the crimea perhaps this is too optimistic, but this is optimism, which is mathematically verified , the logic of the war is absolutely obvious and we definitely we can talk about the realities of the crimea on the embankment in yalta is that just such fanranism, uh, or should it be perceived as a reflection of truly strategic contributions? no, this is absolutely propaganda i will remind you at the end of september. the same man said that on the twenty-fourth of february. we will throw the russians out of the territory of ukraine and, uh, by the spring by the spring we will be in the crimea, he already said this, you know how. this is what zelensky said, so listen to these gentlemen. in my opinion. it's just, well, kind of a waste of time, because really

in fact, they say cannons and say, generals will not waste time on them for one thing. what, uh, i see more and more mention in poland that they want secession and this is not the victory of mr. zelensky as a priority, but this is the creation of the commonwealth, this is some new old formation under the supreme leadership of poland in the center of europe, in which lithuania will definitely be involved and a satellite, which would be ukraine and of course. uh, such, how shall we say, but the cautious positive explanation that is given to this washington well, they say, well, sort of, anyone has the right to their dreams. but even if it didn’t happen so badly, a new force would appear in the east of europe that could restrain russia . the fact is that mr. duda, president of poland

, they have completely different dreams, their dreams are not limited in any way. happy russia day, their dream is to create a new center of power , a new center of power in east-central europe and change the whole european dynamic in favor of poland great dreamers, but they are people with practically more resources than the ukrainians, and in general, people really with dreams of polish hegemony in their region now. i would like to return to you. uh, the gentleman went because of asking you to change, if possible, as they say, his hawk from the former ambassador to china to the former ambassador out. i don't understand what 's going on, the work is completely paralyzed,

and it's impossible to organize. and even some kind of investigation on nord stream. it's not even possible to arrange a hearing, even impossible given that russia is currently chairing the security council. even impossible to place. uh, some kind of record. uh, on the internet of what is happening there, what is it that i don’t understand, is it meant, or is it just a desire, as if dirty tricks from russia at any cost without a specific goal, just like that at any cost without a specific goal. i would also add to the maximum, using, uh, by all means. uh, at least until recently, and this in general, was seen in the statements of our representative evovan in the security council un that yes indeed the ukrainian theme prevails above the agenda.

indeed, western members of, uh, the security council and those who are theirs, who are at one with them, pay the main attention to it, but there is a rather wide range of issues on the agenda of the security council, but also the middle east settlement. there is also a whole series of, uh, international crises, that the security council should be concerned with and doing. it's regular. since the procedure provides for some cases once a year, in some cases every six months, but listening a report on how events are developing in a particular critical area, and , accordingly, the adoption of a resolution either approving the activities of a peacekeeping mission, or vice versa, proposing to change something, and so on. that is, this is a rather complicated negotiation process that goes on every day. what we see on the screen is usually. uh, the tip of the iceberg, even the smallest tip of the iceberg. most of the work is done behind the scenes. but now one gets the impression that they are obsessed with ukraine and desire to apply. harm russia at any cost, uh, just left.