normal may weather surprises, all over russia in vladivostok, almost plus 30 , the historical maximum heat of about 25 in khanty-mansiysk. well, in yakutia the temperature is either up or down. as a result, the so-called winter roads are blocked, and the summer roads are not yet passable, so the drivers of this truck have been waiting for help for several days in a truck with 30 tons of food. well, the driver of the all-terrain vehicle was more fortunate to come to his aid to live with lay down from the lying village. and these are already shots from st. petersburg cherry blossoms and may snowfall somewhere in a circle up to 4 cm high, on a snowy morning, stood out in some areas of the moscow region the arctic invasion in moscow was to blame for the next night, the cost of thermometers could drop below zero, possibly sleet. in the afternoon, the air will warm up to two to ten cold in almost all regions of central russia that's all for now we are following the development of events, information channels on the first will continue the program time will tell.

the information channel on the first continues the program time will tell, poland here it comes and goes it will not stop along the path of terror after the capture of the russian school, the poles demolished a monument of gratitude to the red army in the place of a fool in the south-west of the country, they staged a real show from this with heavy equipment with pathos speeches. here is what the president of the polish institute of memory, king of navrocki, said. here she will remember, this is not a monument. this object is a monument must have a historical scientific or aesthetic value, this object is not historical. it refers to events that did not happen, because in 1945 there was no liberation, no heroes of the red the armies decided that if they could not strike russia directly, they could bomb

hatred. they just don’t think that they can be captured by a tangential blast wave andrey france and what happened then in the forty-fifth year, by the way, a little remark. yes, before you answer, but this city is thrashing, where the monument was demolished, and the one who demolishes the monuments fights, only wins with the monument, only monuments. they are the memory of this city, but it began to belong to poland in the forty-fifth year. after the soviet army freed him from german occupation, so before a-a thirty- eighth year this city was. as i understand it, even under the czech principality, but the point is not that they began to possess this territory only thanks to the soviet army, but what then was in their ideas? the fact that russophobia is cultivated there and is constantly spreading. this fact is better. and most importantly, the resounding victory of poland is what they

call the battle of warsaw, when they fought the soviet union and here they consider themselves winners. and what's most interesting they have now taken the trend of deleting everything related to russia, they do, of course, the west they understand perfectly and they conducted research and within the framework of the study they found out that the so-called cleo power is the memory of the generation, even the term villion is the most important and no matter how much money you have invested you will not be loved. it is necessary to break the connection of some kind between generations between connected and in general to break the connection of the slavs who are there, which they are doing now, therefore, poland has taken this trend, the government is taking a trend on militarization. there are two things here. they are done at the same time on one side. they completely clean up the informational space, as if there were no russians. they didn't liberate concentration camps, they didn't . and the monuments to konev, they removed in warsaw, they did not help to free themselves from that genocide of the polish people, which suited nazi germany and

at the same time rewriting history. they begin to raise other e-layers, especially in the baltic states associated with the nazi national units of the battalions, who participated against the soviet union and the coalition that was with us. the monument was demolished in prague. yes, here true well , the czech republic are also following the same path here , surprisingly yes, the country, and the former warsaw pact. it would seem that we should remember to thank. well, now, i probably remember the words with special understanding. uh, georgy zhukov who said we released them. they will never forgive us for this, but really, this is how it turns out through the years. we see that history is being rewritten. what's new in the past more? but in fact, in the past, poland had it in a sense in the present, because if not for the red army, if not for the victim,

i will remind you only according to official data, there almost 45,000 dead soldiers of the red army participated in, uh, in the operation vistula-oder and in this sense it is only in this operation. i'm not even talking about how the soviet union did everything in its power to restore poles how poland did thanks to the results of the second world war and, first of all, of course, the great patriotic war. uh, acquired territory, which, by the way, also includes many countries. over there, especially in the neighborhood on the left, and sometimes they like to look closely, as if they remember, therefore, when more thus refuses history. it must be consistent. well, then give up the territory, then return those huge funds that were in the polish economy. i 'm not talking about objects. well, what is called material conditionally, yes, that is, roughly speaking, in fact, poland does not have enough paint to paint all the buildings industrial facilities and so on that

were built in the soviet union are really not enough for them, but uh, what i was talking about, we dear uh, experience, comrade. andrey, yes, they are trying to give poland such an impression according to the same patterns, and then put ukraine in its place when ukraine is completely over. that is , it is a denial of history. this is the ultimate brainwash. this is pumping up hatred, by the way, with the help of such quasi-so -called public organizations like the institute of national memory. this is the institute of memory in general, i don’t understand, first of all, it has nothing to do with it. yes, it has nothing to do with history when they just make up their own story. it is necessary to hide behind some research, apparently, some social activists and so on. therefore, in this case, the impression is that poland is on the one hand. she, of course , is smarter than ukraine, she will play to the end. from the most important russophobic country , uh, eastern europe will be pumped with money. they will expand the military infrastructure and so on, but unlike ukraine, it seems to me, they will be as much as possible up to

the latter to refuse to get involved. well, in fact, in a real clash in a real confrontation, but it seems to me that the owners, who actually puppet them . naturally, as strange as poland, they will not leave her any choice. therefore, what we are doing now. i really hope i'm wrong, but really it's uh, very sad, it's all going to lead to tragedy. because if they do not want to remember their history, they will be forced to relive it, it's true, yes, who does not know the past spits into the future here. they even intend to do it suspecting how it could turn out and end up, they go crazy and in estonia, after the ban on celebrating victory day, they seriously decided to take on collaborators. and the collaborators are those who remember those who know the history of those for whom the holiday is may 9, the main and holy holiday. today, a video has appeared of how estonian police officers in pure russian tell how exactly they will be punished for the symbols of victory on may 9th.

the flags of the russian federation and the soviet union are prohibited, any of all the flags of the people's republics. uh, it doesn't matter what flags, if they're on them there are signs zv, all this is prohibited, and what can all come back to haunt the violator. we don't have any dialogue with anyone anymore. if you participate in any, uh, even meetings that are not authorized spontaneous , proceedings will be initiated. and you will be at least punished with a fine of up to 1.200 euros or arrest. in germany, they decided to follow the same path, and the berlin police banned the use of russian flags at soviet memorials; the police banned the performance of military songs. about three memorials, ostensibly to ensure a worthy memory of the fallen soldiers of the soviet army a strange explanation. i

’m still waiting, you know, and when will they encroach on a monument in the park, a monument to the soviet liberator with a german girl in her arms , the memory is not based on real events. it was made based on the feat of nikolai masalov, who heroically saved, uh, from a bullet in berlin, the germans remembered a little girl, remembered until a certain time. well , i don’t know the germans have such a desire to forget about it. or they are forced for certain purposes, here you need to understand that what we we see what is happening. this is the action of the occupation administration of these cities , there is no other way to call it, germany is still occupied by american troops, as they got there during the second world war. so they didn’t go out anymore, unlike, by the way, from the soviet union, which brought out its unit and if in the baltic countries it’s good, they fall on this national soil. you are more honest displacement of all russian.

there they are already almost up to e, which means separate camps for the russians. i don't know what it is what happens there will end, that is, they repeat the path of that fascism that they had in the forties, then germany in this respect. still, more rationally more, of course, and they have a different attitude to the deputies of the bundestag, the guys say. we're starting to move on, really serious stuff. let's not touch these tanks here. and then we can then demolish this monument from the t-34 here. we can see the t-90 here later. they speak frankly about it, understanding where it all goes. but if you look and talk with by people who are not in power, who are not dependent, they clearly understand that this is the action of the americans and the british. they clearly understand that this weakens the connection of both europe and germany with russia. because they have always said the very goal of nato is to keep russia outside of germany in subordination. yes, therefore, everything is clear here, as long as they cannot do anything, because democratic institutions

are something else in society, they don’t have. ripe for before the change of power in some conditionally non- democratic way, they are already going, but they are moving towards this and the germans understand that this is a business that is losing a lot of money. can now bring people out on the street since last autumn, they have made the joint command of the bundes sphere. the police who control and patrol the streets the government has prepared so that they do not have powerful demonstrations. following the example of france, this is about germany nikita, but for me it really is. so i think, as for all our viewers for you. this is the real pain that is happening now. uh in europe yes, but which uh, well, should thank. as a matter of fact, for the fact that she is alive, for giving e a chance, for giving the opportunity to be free. how can we stop it all, if there is a chance to return to our places. yes, i think that as then in the forty-fifth year, a very

simple recipe with one word is the word victory, because the soviet union then liberated, as we know, europe at the cost of millions. hmm the lives of a red army soldier. how many civilians died? well, i guess i don't want to compare right now. yes, but we all know how. in europe and around the world are to the genocyst of the jews, this is indeed the holocaust the greatest tragedy. yes, but for some reason, when you ask a european from an american. and how many soviet ordinary non-military citizens died more than 12 million. do you understand? this is some bloody arithmetic. you can't speak here. here is more here is less. but they don’t remember it there, and they don’t remember that the red army liberated and only our victory in ukraine on the followers of this nazism. it seems to me that this memory will return. you know who controls the past, who controls the future and now

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protecting the rights and interests of our elderly disabled people who find themselves in a difficult life situation. today i know for sure that you will never be ashamed of me tatyana was born in the family of an officer on duty of her father. they often moved because of their academic years tatyana had to change 11 schools , so communication skills were acquired at an early age and already at 17 tatyana started working her career went through an impressive ascent from an accountant in a law firm and secretary-referent in the structure of the ministry of internal affairs to the country's chief ombudsman . it is necessary to strengthen the work of social networks and leave this for myself tasks and for his apparatus in order not to miss a single person who would try to turn to knock on

the authority. how has your work changed in the first place? you know, to be honest, just fundamentally. and probably it was a watershed between that life and this life she turned to me. e, irina andreevna vereshchak deputy prime minister of ukraine with a request to return the children, who in mariupol, two boys and a girl were rescued from shelling, placed in our hospital , the boy had an operation, i am a little girl older they found grandparents, and in the western part of ukraine she asked to help her grandparents get to the children to arrange guardianship. this is a whole legal

procedure and go back. the russian side gave turkey the opportunity to fly here through poland. grandmothers, grandfathers. here, i have allocated my employees their transport. they arrived before the children issued guardianship reverse with the children. the transport had to be such that the boy could, but lie down, because he is after the operation. we got to moscow here i met them from moscow through turkey, poland to kiev. then i saw footage when the ukrainian side saved the children of ten-year-old ilya matvienko from mariupol, who was miraculously saved from the nazis. now has a new home.

or my mother and i came under enemy fire, both were seriously injured, the orphan was taken to the territory of the dpr, of course, but i would like it not to include, here, uh, the constituent hands do not fall down, because people need us when you hear words of gratitude or a small note that you receive by e- mail or to your phone. thanks a lot. you saved our life. this gives such an incentive in life, such energy that i want to work again tatyana nikolaevna, you recently published a list of, uh, ukrainian soldiers who were refused to be taken away. here, firstly, how can this be and what is the fate of these people, in my opinion, an absolutely

monstrous situation, when the ministry of defense forms, and they are really kept in isolation on a list and, well, ordinary soldiers and themselves set conditions, uh, well, those that our hmm military leaders are not ready to return to ukraine because they are being carried out, and with forest actions, since work is being done with them. they were either commanders or directly on the participants. and how do i form these lists ? relatives from ukraine turn to me and sometimes with apprehension. sometimes just with a direct visor, sometimes they come to me for an appointment. she was my mother in person. and she came here to

moscow for pancakes and asked me to accept her i accepted her and hmm of course i ask the ministry defense to these simple soldiers in the first place. they returned them, and to their families, and the ukrainian ukrainian side of the military crosses them out. of course they are not needed. the country doesn't need them. and this, of course, but from a human point of view, here is the president, how is such a word more humane? we work with the commissioner for human rights at the top happy. and several meetings that we had as a result of which we exchanged lists of missing, missing, captured children and civilians

who would like to be reunited with their families. yeah, the dialogue is not simple, but in my opinion. he gave uh hmm his results according to the ukrainian side, and we found more than 30 people missing, 34 missing children reunited reunited with their parents grandparents guardians. we helped them find the missing people and they gave us a former commissioner for human rights. we all know her statements of suffering, vocal rape and torture. the russians want the women in pish to not want or be able to have children. this is a clear genocide soldiers rely on putin's order to destroy the entire country men and children are also raped rape always takes place in public often in the backyard. or even on the street so everyone can see it

today. about a million ukrainians were deported to russia 182.000. of these, children distribute them throughout russia, especially to poor regions, to help stimulate the economy there, of course, this is a monstrous lie that, uh, in general, was appreciated by the verkhovna rada itself, it was removed from this under the steel bus of authority and with the wording of mistrust. because these fakes and even the prosecutor's office of ukraine hmm confirmed that they have no basis. i didn't have a relationship with her. and we are trying with the new ombusmen. dmitry glushtsov to stick to the depot of depoliticization. i cannot say that the ukrainian side always succeeds. but, and most importantly, it is to help the people of the ukrainian

prisoners who return, they will again become a system. you don’t know, there is some kind of agreement so that, for example, they don’t serve in isu further or something. well, i didn’t agree further from this, it can’t be. it's clear. this is all within the framework, probably, of some kind of moral standards and their legal legislation. but relatives repeatedly contacted me. they do not return with a request, and do not include their relatives in the exchange processes in ukraine, since they will most likely be returned to service and will fall again, and in connection with this, i made a public appeal to the ukrainian side so that they would not e returned to the armed forces of ukraine people who returned from captivity. well uh this is such a moral dialogue, and it

seems to me that it is completely understandable that a person survived captivity. should not return to service. unless he wants it himself. this is tatyana nikolaevna, it seems to me that the person who survived our captivity is pretty good. basically, everyone feels, because they are provided with such conditions here. okay, respectfully. uh, they killed me before they didn’t torture me , what they told me everything. they really, in fact, set up against the russians. generally excellent, include visiting the church against

russia they are rather dressed in the same uniform. here on one side of the corridor, and our russian servicemen on the other side of the corridor , the ukrainian servicemen will serve them the same. uh, nurses, they're assisted by the same doctors. i talked and saw other ukrainian prisoners. they are generally different. well , imagine if hmm 20 25 most, not grown up. ah, being brought up on hatred for everything russian. and, of course, i won't be surprised. uh

, that they want to return to the front and not just defend their homeland, just kill, because they hate like and roshenko. they were exchanged. that's one year together, like uh hmm the americans have gone on these terms for many years. we were in touch, and with their relatives , sazhen konstantin, who met with me, and i must say that it is very important that at the moment when a person finds himself in a difficult life situation. he knew that next to him the family does not allow a person to break down and next to him is the motherland and e. it must be said that in the united states of america there is no such thing as a long meeting with

convicts, and who are sentenced to great long terms of punishment, that is, for me it was also a discovery at one time, when she came to me, and the wife of konstantin yaroshenko was more than 10 years old. she did not see her husband , there were many situations related to his health. i contacted trump. i appealed to uh hmm the prison department to the attorney general, and the testimony of his assistance that he was given a meeting with his wife received a positive response only related to his health and always negative, related to a date, because their legislation does not provide for long date. short-term it is also very limited, and this is what is considered , how much according to our legislation, and close relatives, wife, mother, children, can

meet with the convict, and for three days they are provided with a special room for long visits. this is very important, because for us the issues of re-socialization of socialization, not the loss of contact with relatives. this is one of the main ones. e, the tasks of the criminal execution of the system today, so that a person was e had hope and a desire to get out of there and everything was done by a person and so that he would not lost intimacy. the united states of america doesn’t have this, i turned to a-a listened to the united states of america and hmm for his part, and he told me what a horror it was in relation to sentsov, who announced a galantovka. you remember this was, of course, a ukrainian lady who was arrested, convicted and, uh, kept in the workshops. you went

to salekhart in order to look at this situation, in what conditions and what about the person who went on a hunger strike? well, i was very satisfied with the fact that his condition is normal, he reads books, writes a script. we still got in touch via video conference call, and i showed these recordings to the ambassador of the united states of america, i wonder what he said, he said he didn’t expect the year may, and they told me that he was already dying and i for her part, she asked that, uh, konstantin yurashenko, be allowed in. wife he promised to keep his word, and i must say that for the first time in 10 years, his wife and daughter reached the states and were able to see their loved

one to support him, and konstantin later said that it was easy for him. a well, an explosion of emotions a new impulse and a desire to live the air, of course, that is the situation. yes. well , of course, in the return of konstantin yaroshenko and if the main role belonged. to our special services, the ministry of foreign affairs. and, of course, first of all, to the president, who always targets everyone, we do not abandon our own people and will do everything possible to help a person who has found himself in a difficult life situation abroad. and here is how, being in such a rank, you left it in 2007 and went into politics. this step is hard for you. yes, it's hard to break away from the system.

change your lifestyle. you knew how to dress there, everything was clear, well-organized, and i can’t say that i knew everything, but the experience was and is the experience and understanding of what you are doing. and i was invited by the chairman of the a just russia party mironov sergey mikhailovich and to work more closely in lawmaking, i worked at the ministry of internal affairs in the legal department, so this work was interesting to me and useful. and when they offered me i understood something offered, because he saw before him. eh, a completely indifferent person. and also a professional.

but here's how i managed to speak to you in a special way, and this proposal was interesting to me, because it opened up new spaces in lawmaking, which i have been engaged in almost all my life and it was not easy for me to have a dialogue, and with the minister of internal affairs earlier than morgaliyev. we sat with him several times saying to stay thought. everything was weighed like this, if i come to parliament and not just. parliament to the faction of just russia and it seems to me very it is important that professionals who have experience, especially legal work, be in parliament. i think that i was able to bring something useful for the system of internal affairs bodies and for society and for people, and to bring something useful for 10 years of work in the state duma, this

experience that you gained there, it helps you now in this place in this work. well, about the profession postpones. you say, well, the cows quietly quickly did. well, i think they catch faster. uh, my loved ones or people while at work. well, yes, i definitely hmm the skill to systematically rebuild came in handy. the work is very important to understand the goals of the tasks of the ways to achieve it. he doesn't see it now, does he? very rarely gives rarely. yes, he does, but not in the same way. i see how several times you just start talking, remembering the situation and a lump in your throat. well, yes, often catch yourself on the fact that you want to cry, you want to. i

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