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[000:00:00;00] navigation for the relevant negotiations and today sergey lavrov explained that russia is planning to visit this mission in mid-june at the beginning of july. however, the minister also stressed that, unlike russia , the united states is not ready for any constructive actions to resolve the ukraine not now not in the foreseeable future. hear what he said. the united states is not ready at this stage, not in my opinion, in the foreseeable future, for any constructive action regarding the settlement of the situation in ukraine, which they themselves have created for a long time. years, a and created a in the context of their strategic course to counteract the objective formation of a multipolar world , to maintain their hegemony, to subjugate their will to everyone and everything , and ukraine is used within the framework of this course as an obedient
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tool. and now washington is pushing this tool into a big offensive, and according to some experts. this attack is already underway. it just doesn’t look in the spirit of the large-scale hostilities of the second world war, which is familiar to us, and part of these actions are attempts to counterattack around artyomovsk. where did the military just come from, correspondent? anna news vladimir a vladimir andreevich good afternoon. here’s how the situation is in artyomovsk now, and the german bild wrote today that, in principle, russia already controls 99% of the city, and vsu, but they own only one side of the westernmost part of artyomovsk, you have the word yes, indeed, we were just just on this side of the western part on the second side, which is already free right now, frames, where our territory is already completely behind us. uh, on the other side western part of artyomovsk.
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the attack of our attack aircraft continues. right now just show. uh, a fighter at the kindergarten who was busy was a sniper on him working out what the undercover group was. where is this, uh, microdistrict that we now see is moving forward? yesterday we could not show the footage, because the positions were relevant. e today. here is the first line of these high-rise buildings, which we have just seen, they are already moving forward. further, despite uh, in fact, how hard the ukrainian artillery tries to stop them, but it does not bother them. so to speak. yes, they go forward without any thought of stopping. or take a breather, the offensive is underway. i think in the coming days, all the same , all of artyom will be completely released from you. many thanks to vladimir andreevich. we also have no doubts about this. eh, take care of yourself. and now let's talk about what
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is happening on other sectors of the front, and we have our traditional military observer yury ivanovich podlyako yury in touch ivanovich i ask you a good day. good afternoon. well, i would like to pay more attention today to what is happening inside the precincts, and what happened at night today was, and perhaps one of the most intense attacks by the russian aerospace forces on ukrainian stakes, near talam, deep talam, first of all , strikes were made in places storage and reloading of western missiles of western shells. uh systems engineering. it was on odessa in the evening that a powerful blow was about ten, or even more hits, and our missiles were fixed the enemy, of course, said he did not hit anything. but this is a common thing for them. everything is fine. yes, then the next blow came already. come on guys, she struck from kharkov to kherson along the entire line of contact against the nearest reserves. that is, every day, in order to understand that enemy concentration points are revealed, they are probably put on the map and , accordingly, at the beginning of the night, our aviation works out on them. this is already standard
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practice. well, and then already somewhere in the morning already, when it was getting light, and a blow was struck by winged several dozen rockets, multiple rockets hit kiev in central ukraine in western ukraine, powerful strikes were delivered in fact. here are these three separate strokes as well. ah , they were at the same time of the same night together is it really a very powerful blow. although they each had their own purpose and yet . it really is such a, well, extraordinary event that happened at night to the enemy. by the way, these strikes incur very sensitive small losses and , accordingly, they therefore want to somehow land our aircraft on the ground, so far it hasn't worked in other areas. well, in general. uh, except for artyomovsk, the battles are not so active on the navdiivka, ours are moving a little, they are trying to go a little during the period, but very fighting, and in the kupyansk in the svatov direction there is an active defense in the south of the slope. thank you very much, yuri ivanovich, keep us informed, well, i must say that in the west the ability to inflict some kind of decisive defeat is not very true, and in the course of this
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counteroffensive, moreover , in the west they fear that by the second half of this they run out of money. but the publication of the politician wrote that out of the budget of $ 48 billion that was adopted by the previous composition of the house of representatives, it often became six, which means whether the current composition of the house of representatives will accept the future budget is a big question and most likely, he will not be inclined to accept such colossal sums, given the presidential campaign that has already begun in the united states. so, we put it together and come to the conclusion in the west. in fact, they come to the same conclusion that the most optimal result for them is the freezing of the conflict. and here is the edition of the politician. today i already published an article about what is in white. the korean scenario is being discussed at home, and those maps are already being drawn, and those borders are actually not officially recognized and no one will officially recognize them, but in fact, the borders, which, in their own opinion, will exist and
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approximately the same, e, point of view today expresses the british finan shelter times listen ukraine's allies fear that military support for its fight against russia is nearing peak levels, and high-ranking european officials. increasingly concerned about the flow of aid next year as the us enters a tough presidential race. we can't maintain this level of aid forever noted senior official claims current level of support can be maintained for a year or maybe two, but no more some allies in regular us contacts on ukraine say washington sees next 5 months as determining outcome conflict, after which kiev will no longer have another real chance to change the situation on earth, if ukraine does not achieve significant success by september, then international pressure on the west to bring it and ukraine into negotiations will be huge, one of the officials said on the terms anonymity according to the us
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military, even if it succeeds in the counteroffensive, ukraine is unlikely to achieve all of its political goals on the battlefield this year, ukrainian european officials also adhere to this positions in private conversations. we all agree that next year we wanted to be in a new situation, said high-ranking european official andrey, by the way, how do you assess all this talk about freezing the conflict, and i understand that this is absolutely unacceptable for russia scenario. e, dmitry agree that the western leaders are similar to some institutions. uh, whoever wants, then i don’t want, then victory to the end, then the war to the bitter end and only on the terms of ukraine, then let's start some negotiations and conclude some kind of truce but apparently. this is evidence of some domestic plants. grow as well as talking about the fact that the counteroffensive is either already underway, or it should be postponed, they are very afraid. uh, for the fact that there will be no successful counter-offensive
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of ukraine but the peace initiative. they should not deceive the west. they are not even what china offers or here are colleagues from south africa because those are really trying to find. a fat decision, that is, a certain compromise, on the basis of which peace will be concluded; the war will be stopped; contradictions in western politics. if they offer, they will offer a truce , that is, a freeze of the conflict, a freeze of unrecognized borders, which will not fundamentally recognize the temporary suspension of hostilities, because yes, they have a problem. this is, firstly, the fatigue of the european layman, and on the other hand , internal problems, the united states of america's public debt, the election campaign, and so on and so forth, this is not peace. they will offer a temporary freeze as well. we must proceed from this. on the whole, they of course, they are interested in maintaining the continuation of the conflict. the fact is that the conflict itself, the world war itself
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, has become a way of life for the western elites, which allows them to solve a huge number of problems. they introduced censorship, actually military. yes, they regulate. and the requirements of liberal democracy they regulate the market economy with the help of sanctions they keep the unity of their bloc so they need a war. but, perhaps now in the stage of some freezing. we will proceed from this so make decisions. i think about a truce, they don’t truce only on the basis of our military-strategic interests , i completely agree with you, the west is not interested in the future of ukraine, they are interested in a confrontation, a hybrid war with russia at this stage. they come to the conclusion that the freezing of the conflict. it's just a better way to wage this hybrid war against russia while keeping the rest of ukraine as anti-russia on steroids, which will somehow be integrated with the west and stuffed. whatever weapons. for us, this is an absolutely
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unacceptable option. but for now, the west, on the one hand, is preparing for a freeze. at least he wants to freeze. those are the wishes, yes. and the freezing of the situation in ukraine at the same time they are preparing for a long-term confrontation with russia, moreover, in a military sense, and at the next vilnius summit. and nato and they themselves will take place this summer, as he writes. today, reuters is going to approve, uh, very detailed preparations for a military conflict with russia. if so, listen to nato take a step back into the future at its summit in vilnius in july, where leaders are set to approve thousands of pages of secret military plans that, for the first time since the cold war, will detail how the north atlantic alliance will respond to attack from russia's move signifies a fundamental shift nato has for decades seen no need to develop large-scale defense plans
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since. she fought small wars in afghanistan and crayfish she was sure that post-soviet russia no longer poses an existential threat, but since the bloodiest war in europe since 1945. raging just beyond its borders in ukraine, the north atlantic alliance is now warning that it must prepare all necessary plans long before conflict can erupt. state of high alert 300,000 military personnel compared to 40.000 in the past shortcomings. their alliance's ability to produce enough weapons and munitions was underlined by the difficulties it faced in meeting ukraine's demands, and nato must also modernize a long-abandoned logistics system and needed to quickly deploy troops by rail or road , according to nato officials, for full implementation . plans will take several years. although they emphasize that
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the north atlantic alliance can immediately to join the battle if necessary yevgeny petrovich well, the fact that nato is an enemy for us for a long time is obvious. here is what they are now trying to approve these plans, what is the military point of view for us. how great is the military danger or even threat for us, and what should we do in response? you know , i have to say that nato has always been our adversary, except for a short period there from 1991 to 2007-8. uh, everything, the rest of the time, they considered us the enemy. we considered the enemy is that they will develop some plans these plans. they they were they just lay in the safe and now a little bit need to update and uh, everything will be so to speak, it's okay to exhale. uh, i say it again in 2008 after the events in georgia
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, when they realized that a normal enemy had appeared. you don't have to worry anymore, so to speak, uh, jobs are saved all the huge, huge bureaucratic apparatus. uh, brussels in mons, finally got it. uh, the meaning of existence got a job, so everything fine. solution. with colossus of them, there are 10 points that they uh pledged to fulfill there, including uh 300.000 uh 300.000. the military personnel they are going to mobilize 100,000 of them within 10 days and the remaining 200,000 for another 3 months. i don't think it's very realistic. they need to restart the military-industrial complex. yes it really is. uh, they ditched it after the end of the cold war. e your military-industrial complex with the help of the americans. i'm sure the americans won't let them
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to revive, uh, in full , the military-industrial complex. yes, there the market-metal can build some kind of plant in ukraine when, of course, it ends. uh, the hot phase of the conflict on the other side. i'm not sure we need this freeze. we don't need her at all. i even give you more. now, if here are these sporadic counterattacks, uh, that the ukrainians make in certain sectors of the front, in that same uh, artyomovskie, there, well, in the zaporizhzhya calm, uh, in the kupyansky es near kharkov, if this is taken for uh, offensive , then, of course, here from a military point of view, this is uh, let's say a refutation of all uh classical uh, scientific postulates, that is, without creating groups without air superiority. it’s just that there are some kind of pin pricks, but such a not very incomprehensible term
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probing has appeared. no one ever probes anyone for me. and if you go introduction. so you have to go on the offensive. i am more pleased with the action of our troops. eh, you know these blows. and moreover, blows, e, point. uh, for well-explored targets, and for such significant purposes, this is ammunition, this is equipment. well that's uh what happened hangover. there they uh, our ours struck at a large warehouse and the level rose. uh, the radiation ration has increased, and it’s quite a mysterious phenomenon, because the combined iran is uranus and tb radiation, and there is gamma radiation, so it’s possible that they did something nasty there , after all, oh what our intelligence warned at one time, so i can rather evaluate. eh, this is the setting. especially considering.
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actions of our troops. uh, in the last days, how our preparation for the offensive, not ukrainian. well, these nato plans that we spoke about, i think, once again prove the importance and correctness of the agreement on the united armed forces in europe for russia, what is it about? but a decision has just been made and the state duma voted for it, but, in the west , they really constantly say that their goal is not the territorial integrity of ukraine within the 90 borders of the ninety-first year. and e preservation of ukraine as anti-russia , its integration with the west. even with a carcass effigy, but integration with the west, ideally, of course, joining nato well, representatives of the american liberal foreign policy mainstream usually talk about ukraine's joining nato, but recently they have been joined by old henry kinsinger, who, by the way, will turn 100 in nine days years, yes, former uh,
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secretaries of state national security adviser to the nixon and ford administrations and the patriarch of american foreign policy. just the other day he gave an eight-hour interview to the economist magazine imagine a 99-year-old man in for 8 hours i talked with the iconamist and talked about everything, including ukraine's entry into nato, listen to this part of the interview. i got into an awkward position. after all, people say he changed his mind and now stands for the full membership of ukraine in nato, i have a twofold reason for this, firstly, russia is no longer the threat in the field of conventional armed forces that it used to be, so i will challenge it should be viewed in a different context. secondly, now we have so stuffed ukraine with weapons that now it will become a self-armed country in europe, the most strategically inexperienced government if
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the war ends, and it will end. apparently, russia will lose most of the conquered territories, except for sevastopol, then both russia and ukraine will remain unhappy, therefore it is better for european security to have ukraine in nato where she will not be able to make independent decisions about her territorial claims, what the europeans are now saying. in my opinion, europeans are insanely dangerous, they say we don't want to see them in natu, because it's too risky, so we better armed to the teeth and give the most modern. weapons and what it can lead to at the end of this war should not make mistakes, it can be assumed that as a result ukraine will return to the borders on february 24, 2022 and it is necessary to make sure that ukraine remains under the protection of europe, they turn into a lonely state pursuing its personal interests. price open formulated that an independent sovereign ukraine for the united states
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is unacceptable. let it be controlled by nato one part, and the second part, of course, concerns membership in nato, and you quite rightly started this question by saying that at the beginning everyone was pleasing for the americans, first of all , the americans since 2008, that ukraine should be in nato, and suddenly now we see that europeans and americans are at least cool about this idea. well, here you need to see two things from my point of view. the first one anyway. ukraine was needed in nato for the united states and for, uh, their european allies, only together with crimea and others things. yes, uh, that is, they turned nato, so to speak, complete eh, so to speak, dominance in the entire black sea region, but on the contrary , it deprived russia of any influence in the black
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sea. wow. it was an ideal option to turn the black sea into a nato sea. this is how they now want to turn the baltic sea into a sea. nato also, here is the black sea, nato and everything russia can do, zaural there to go somewhere? yes and that was the ideal option, yes, but now it doesn’t work, and without crimea why is russia in nato, why is ukraine something? yes, you can only come here for a second. here is the main thing, then in the words there is not even the fact that ukraine is leading there, armed. the main thing is to keep it under control. this is the turkish-greek version, when greece and turkey were accepted on a date with the sole, so to speak, with the sole purpose of preventing an armed clash between them. well, here, i actually said about this, that e kisenger says that ukraine is unacceptable on its own. she must walk under their control, but still, kesem, he follows his
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old. entrusted to the strategy of the concept of real politics, that is, the balance of interests, what does it consist of russia receives crimea from the region of ukraine ukraine receives nato without this, what kind of compromise? yes, and it seems like both sides should be satisfied and peace is concluded on this basis, but this is a concept. she is, of course, precise. yes. well, uh, kissinger, really. he is a longtime realist, but here is his e statement. it seems to me that it is not entirely realistic, but now, if washington is trying, but to draw new boundaries of the frozen conflict, and in new york, where kissenger lives, they are talking about some schemes, and mutual dissatisfaction and ukraine's entry into nato, that is, a country that is really trying, as they would quite rightly say , to resolve the situation, and to ensure that it is not frozen. and the world this is china and now there is a special envoy in kiev penalty day to
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resolve the ukrainian conflict dashing, he met with zelensky, he met with kuleba with reznikov with yermak well, actually, quite the leadership. e of the kyiv regime. as a result of this meeting, it must be said that the chinese foreign ministry issued a very streamlined and unambitious statement that, well, everything is complicated. yes, and what is needed, that there are no magical results of the panacea, that it is necessary to look for a common denominator and china will , accordingly, deal with this, and the search for a common denominator, well, in the west , they do not hide that, from their point of view, the role. china is to put russia at the negotiating table, and on unfavorable terms for russia. and what and since china is interested in stretching and europe from the united states yes weakening transatlantic unity and yet, how to prevent the consolidation of the euro-atlantic on
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the anti, china for the sake of this, they say, china can make some kind of decision. e, with which russia does not even agree, but do you agree with this opinion, which now prevails back in the west, dmitry evgenievich how do you assess likhoe's mission? well, of course, if we agree with such opinions, then we can generally extinguish holy leave. that's funny. uh, the mission is dashing. very interesting. because it's natural. there's no one even close hopes that, perhaps, some 10 points or 12 points will be implemented. uh, that you can sketch out some kind of plan, about which some kind of ukrainians will be interested. and these are negotiations about negotiations. and this, if according to the formula, comrade trotsky. uh, purpose, nothing movement is everything, that is. the main thing here is that the chinese, as world leaders , show this leadership in their own way and put an intolerable situation. uh, this small group of western countries that have played too much don't know what to do, except for the money of jelly bean. there there are still a lot of opinions out there. they
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have been arguing with each other for several months now, they don’t know what to do now, and the most interesting thing was. this is when they were arguing about the ukrainian offensive. they were arguing that let them start to fail, then at least we can somehow finish it all, because the money is running out, so everything this story is directed against china to a greater extent. uh, than against russia because, in principle, it makes sense and these are sanctions, so now the westerners. eh, after all failing. the first round of sanctions against us. this is no longer disputed. it's already. well, they said everything themselves, uh, they are going this saturday, and in hiroshima it’s for the seven themselves . and they will talk there about the need to transfer sanctions against those who do not comply with the sanctions, yes, and this is the whole world. yes. and if, by the way, china , at the same time, gathered the countries themselves, the central leaders of the countries of central asia. these are those who are threatened by these sanctions, and especially kazakhstan , who are more vulnerable than the rest. that is , now the questions are that this is it.
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situation either they introduce sanctions in the second round and put themselves in a position of comfort completely out there in the world in general, well , let's say 140 countries with which china is the main trading partner. here with them it will be a confrontation. uh, and here comes china, uh, now creating a wave of public such. here is the resentment. here are stubborn in this conflict and says that we are talking about peace, it will be a long year there. yes, at least two or three, and then the south africans join them. imagine they have their own peace mission, and so do we. we welcome for the same reasons, only they don’t have 12 points 10. they are also just some kind of fashionable topic. here they join, because now everything in this world is fashionable in this most part of the world, to say that westerners, as a participant in the conflict, do not are able to get out of it for the time being, but we are all crushing them . we are crushing them in the end someday. oh well, i must say that this is the initiative of the armofos series. this is not only an initiative of south africa, but an initiative of africa in general
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, several africans participated in its development. countries and i completely agree that, unlike the west, which is not interested in the world, it is interested in maintaining its hegemony by weakening russia, but unlike the west, the countries of the world majority are just interested in peace and more about the upcoming big seven themselves, which, of course but they will not talk about peace , about war, we will talk about the fullest. in general, this senor is very reminiscent. the werewolf changes shoes often on the fly to provide military assistance to ukraine and ukraine must surrender within a few days. all the war is over there is only one thing that can be called a peace plan. this is zelensky's proposal because i'm the chinese peace plan - it's not the peace plan somehow miraculously arrives. they fed him. he was learned unexpectedly, turns out to be the owner of a huge fortune. the insider trading of taxes to him everything gets away with the public simply hounded
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packing your things away, no, it's not a joke. there is a big game on the air after yesterday's statement by the uk to the netherlands on the sidelines of the european council summit that they are creating a so-called fighter coalition and will facilitate the supply of f-16 fighter jets to ukraine, today they have already turned on the reverse move, and firstly, and the united states apparently , took a categorically, er, negative stance. new york times. today i published an article that the united states not only does not agree with the transfer of f-16 e-fighters to ukraine, but does not even allow european countries to train
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ukrainian pilots fly the f-16. and on f-16, which belong to european countries. secondly, the uk and the netherlands themselves have also begun to make much softer streamlined statements today than they did yesterday. b.n. wallace , the british minister of defense, said that no one is going to transfer anything in the near future, the training of ukrainian pilots is calling for a very long time, and the minister. the foreign affairs of the netherlands even subjected e, raised the question of the fighter coalition itself and said that no final decision has yet been made, and so on evgeny petrovich well, i get the impression that the europeans have shown, or rather, this is the kind of amateur performance they received from the americans on the one hand, it’s good, but on the other hand, to be honest, it scares me lack of strategic responsibility in the current european. the elite is still a nuclear power in the uk. the nuclear one is supposed to have a sense of responsibility. she must understand
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what containment is and so on. in practice. everything, absolutely, on the contrary, is complete and complete. i would say strategic infantilism. that's what i care about, to be honest with you, you know, i care about that too. i must tell you that the americans have deeply analyzed this issue and deduced the main problems of training pilots, how they consider preparing an experienced ukrainian pilot on the f-16 - this is the year that the creation of a logistics base is all different engineering technical standards standards. yes, even all the documentation is in english, where you can only find technicians, then in ukraine, uh, who speak english and uh, compatibility with western aviation weapons with uh, ukrainian soviet aircraft, and outlined three ways. how could this issue be resolved. uh, so to speak, the adaptation
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of their means of destruction, and to supply used problems to soviet aircraft, because the country is european. by the way, here they are ready. here is norway, uh, got uh, f-35. you get enough sleep at 16 32 pieces could , of course, be offered to ukraine no, they sold to romania, they plan to do the same and the netherlands and belgium which will soon receive. new supply is a good option, but this time is uh, of course, the resource is more, but also the addition of time is expensive, but finally. here is a recent trend report. they diligently bypass e side, so to speak the question, where will they be based? here the trend wrote that in ukraine there are no airfields with sufficiently long and smooth stripes for the f-16. the plus is missing. ah, infrastructure. uh, maintenance, one f-16 flight hour requires
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16 maintenance hours. ah. everything, it should it is pointless to be at the airfield to create this by the influence of the russian armed forces. so, they will be. at least they don't write about it, but it is implied. this means that they should be based on the airfields of poland, hungary and the word. it's already horizontal. and that's all. it is not simple. this is the moment of truth then after application. and we will be forced to simply strike if it was from there that planes were to take off. we will be forced to carry out strikes against our troops, so to speak, to respond to these airfields. and then the americans will have to decide. whether to start a third world war or say the poles fight, and we will help you, with advice there with money or something else, well, indeed, the americans in this case showed, er, more irrationalism, more responsibility. but the europeans. indeed, they in the europeans know that nothing will happen without american permission, therefore, why not put, so to speak, the breast forward there already to ben wallace and say. here i am, how cool, i can do anything, and, the more
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he has a plane, the more france has no f-16. well, no, but really tomorrow opens in hiroshima on their own from the big seven biden, he has already flown there, and on the eve of jake salivan his national security adviser. i have already pleased everyone by the fact that as president of the united states there will be no apologizing for the atomic bombing of hiroshima in 1945 byton. and what will he be? doing hiroshima means imposing new sanctions, indeed. uh, as dmitry evgenievich correctly said absolutely, and secondary sanctions for the rest of the world in order to force the rest of the world to comply secondly, the primary sanctions against russia, and a whole range of measures against china is expected, uh, the united states ambassador to japan, ramo munuel, called for waiting not only for statements about actions to combat taki, they quote. uh, ik-chinese economic blackmail by coercion and influence
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means chinese retaliation for western economic and technological warfare. uh, against china a and as the iconamist writes with reference to japanese diplomats. japan is currently chairing the g7. now even japan has an understanding that such a policy, and the seven and the west actually marginalize themselves, that the world, but simply begins to focus on brix on non-western countries and prefer to work with china rather than the united states and the sevens. listen to what the iconography writes. in private conversations, japanese officials and diplomats are sharper when it comes to engaging with the so -called global south. the west is giving in. to china, the relative economic power of the g7 is declining, and with it its global influence, the share of the g7 in world gdp peaked in the late 1980s when it accounted for nearly 70% of the global
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total while falling to less than 45% in purchasing power parity in 2021, the brix group, which includes brazil russia india china and south africa, has already surpassed japan's g7 ambassadors believe that the west cannot convince the majority of developing countries of the advantages of the current order. they receive numerous complaints about america from leaders of other countries about the disorder in domestic politics, the lack of economic proposals in the american trade policy disrespect in the diplomatic sphere. they are concerned that the ruling elites in many developing countries are beginning to favor. cooperation with china, which offers greater stability, more roads and bridges, and fewer teachings andrey konstantinovich well , history repeats itself twice once, like a tragedy, another time, like a farce deprivation , only these words were addressed to the british fighting nazism. and today western
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leaders can say this to their potential ally, we can offer you nothing but the sweat of the blood of deprivation, it really is, because what does it mean to join the western coalition. this means participating in unfavorable economic sanctions. it means to keep reading, the falling dollar is its reserve currency. this means obeying every instruction from the american elite to act not from their own national interests, but from the interests of the united states of america. but that's enough. e so very the perspective that is tempting for other countries is correct. therefore, what remains with the west and when the dollar became the main reserve currency, it must be admitted that the united states of america was the most powerful state, for which many people were helped. they were the workshop of the world at the time, yes, and they could rub their armed forces umbrella over someone. now there is none of that left. china is the world's workshop, which means
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economic strength. well, here we see how canine among themselves. from the republican democrats about the increase in debt. means, there remains only one ideological stamp about some values that supposedly need to be fought for. that, in fact, is all, that is why they need war so much, because war, well, the war grabbed the gun and ran. it doesn't need to be thought too much. yes, in this case we are fighting for some democratic values. so, when two chess players play one wins the other loses against whom? from them arises the desire to stand up and mix the figures , it is obvious that for those who lose correctly, therefore, the united states of america , the west constantly suggests mixing the figures. they demonstrate that in a simple peaceful confrontation, but peacefully calm, which china constantly offers , they lose and i think that all the meetings in keroseme, by the way, they chose the place, too, i must
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say, they will not help them. well, this is the mixing of figures - this is what it is. the so-called world order based on rules. these are the rules. yes, this is a rule, which means that at the same time, china , the united states, of course, is pursuing a policy of confrontation of containment against china, primarily in the technological sphere, but recently, uh and jake sullivan , national security adviser and janetlen, made a series of policy statements on china that they want to pursue a strategy of partial dc on china, that is. restrain china weaken china break ties with china in technical-technological areas that are sensitive to the united states itself and in others continue to interact, no matter what happened all the time, hillary clinton called this policy of playing the same and go and chewing gum at the same time. yes, uh, or there in russian you can give an allegory here to read, and here to wrap a herring. this is how it works, the united states
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well, how does johns hopkins university professor hell brands write? ah, china is unlikely to go for these uh, rules, uh, that are proposed by the united states , listen to what he writes. biden's foreign economic policy involves pinpoint , narrowly targeted dicoupling in certain areas, which protects us interests in key areas and does not affect broader economic ties. this is aimed at areas such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence support for chinese developments. in this area, it would be strategic suicide for the us. it would make it dependent on beijing by providing leverage to a hostile regime. however, it is unlikely that the droplet will turn out to be so jeweled and controlled. as the biden team sees him, firstly , congress has the right to vote, which believes that biden is pursuing a strategy that is too timid. second, economic coercion is a double-edged sword, china can move on to a much more comprehensive
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divorce. what biden wants. beijing is seeking to reduce its vulnerability to us sanctions by expanding its dominance in sectors ranging from critical minerals to telecommunications networks. beijing is not going to sit back and be humble. tolerating us economic pressure he slowly retaliates there is a third problem with permitting us firms operating in china. the fact is that it is difficult to diversify the hostility of china shows no interest in climate cooperation while vying for taiwan and no matter what us officials say, tensions in one area of relations will spill over into others. and dmitry evgenievich really. after all, china will not accept these american rules of the game and the result is complex hostility. what else complex hostility? uh, china will also uh pursue a similar policy. and that is, he, uh, if suddenly, unexpectedly, in some way it will be beneficial for him to deal with america from europe of them is not yet just the largest
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turnover, china this is with the europeans with the americans. and it is also growing, that is , the americano is growing, because the americans need all this, not without chinese goods, now they were feeling bad. that is, it is a game. e. no rules apply when someone accepts them in china does not accept them at all china will do what is beneficial to it a and uh the americans will have to announce total sanctions against everyone who dealt with china ah and uh, total a ban on chinese goods on its territory there, as well as territories of third countries, what is hard to imagine? how can this be done so that this very where the coupling occurs? that is, for the time being, they are more frightening there and more trying to figure out what it is such a subtle cunning executable than all this. eh, it will really work. and here, by the way, about uh, the most themselves are all of russia, but, unlike you. i was reading japanese newspapers today. where is
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uh? well said. priorities first means priorities. well, apparently the priority of japanese seating, so that they themselves clearly say, that in fact the main enemy is not some. uh, well, they're so evasive there that it's not ukrainian. plot what? in short, the main thing is the beast - this is china and, uh, this is the seven must clearly say. uh, what are we going to do next about china, because for now, this is, uh , a completely senseless policy and incomprehensible signals. the next point is that the seven itself, in general, should understand who it is and what it does, and at the same time reassure there are people like macron who say that we don't need europeans to be drawn into america's squabbles with china, that is, this mechanism. um, if this is the kind of club where ideas are generated, then this needs to be ended. this is not a place for discussion. uh, and uh, well, then there are all sorts of small questions. but these two, yes , the main ones, well, indeed, japan, it considers china as its
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existential threat. she is interested in seeing the 7 consolidate on antiquity, chinese basis, but europeans, you mentioned macrons. and not only macron, in fact, yes, and scholz. they seem to me not ready. that's it. embed in this anti-chinese policy. uh, in full, of course, there are american agents in europe, like ursula vonderlein, like josep barrel, who yes support a tougher confrontation with china, but the governments of continental western european countries do not really want. yes , they can afford some symbolic steps. here, uh, and the prime minister of italy, george, is a melody. yes, she is expected to announce that she is withdrawing from the poly-out of the belt and road initiative, but this is symbolic symbolic decision yesa and macron and scholz emphasize that in general they are not ready for the break to decoupling. e with china and here, it seems to me that it will not be possible to consolidate on an anti-chinese basis , by the way, financial time has already written today that
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they have problems with the development of wording - wording on china the united states and japan just require more stringent wording europeans insist on softer terms. well, let's see, tomorrow the day after tomorrow will already appear. some solutions, but in general i think us-china relations are going in a completely unambiguous direction. and today, before the break, we discussed the interview of caesar. he's also talking about china. uh, a lot of things said. and kissinger, by the way, risks a very bleak picture of us-china relations. we are on the path of a great power confrontation. what worries me the most is that both sides are convinced that their opponent poses a strategic danger in such a situation. naturally, it strives for superiority in technological and material terms. and when you have one unresolved issue, like taiwan where it is very difficult to make compromises, since they affect fundamental principles, then the situation becomes even more dangerous , so we have
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a classic pre-war situation, similar to the one that was before the first world war , both sides have practically exhausted the opportunity political concessions and any imbalance could have catastrophic consequences yuri nikolaevich well, on the one hand. of course, he is right, because these are two giant economies 2 giant military powers, and from the point of view of all branches of the armed forces and from the point of view of nuclear weapons. and it is natural that the chinese and the united states can not only destroy each other, but also all other countries, that is, from this point of view, the aggravation of relations. yes, and it, of course, is fraught with very serious consequences, and, uh, brushes know like no one else, because he came to his post as secretary of state at a time when the handsome union reached parity and stood before the united states. exactly the same problem. so what to do? here he is chose his path known, so to speak,
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the triangle. e yes, in which there is an engineer played out, so to speak masterfully it is necessary to tell e your strategy that the united states should have better relations with the soviet union from china. than relations between china and the soviet union, that is, move the soviet union and china and china respectively away from the eastern bloc, but at the same time improve relations with both strange here we see the situation. well, that's right, a triangle. yes , yes, there are two of them, so, of course, uh, that's the question. well, it's very dangerous, of course, but it seems to me that there is already a deterrent here. well, firstly, we talked about trade. yeah, at the same time, china has a surplus in this trade turnover of another whopping $200 billion. that's it, before him the united states is also
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a chicken that lays golden eggs. so i think that china will behave cautiously in us relations with the united states the same. well, i'm not talking about socks, stockings, yes, and the saucer of the cup is there and the spoons from which all americans write that they wear it all made in china yeah, the fact that in america these have grown long ago is not in nature there were no textiles, no electronic ones, so to speak, but everything comes from there. well, plus, american business has created significant enclaves there, and these are the leading american corporations apple packard dell and others, so, of course, plus, of course, a question from taiwan. but this is not only politics. as you understand, electronic production is concentrated in taiwan , processors are not made, chips are the main manufacturers the main manufacturer in the world, therefore, of course, whose goods
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go to china in the united states because of this all the cheese. who will get this taiwan as a united state, maybe they looked through the finger at the annexation of taiwan to china and here is the question, that is, there are many contradictions, but there is certainly a restraining moment, therefore it’s sour just calls china to responsibility from the united states, but at the same time realizing that the relationship between them is a systemic confrontational caseman. still trying to think about how to resolve the ukrainian conflict, and in the same interview. he says that all the same, here it is necessary to return to his old formula and breed russia and the chinese, but kitty is mistaken that now he will not be able to repeat what he did in the seventies 100%. now a small ad, then we will continue. my pulse was up to 190, i was practically overheated in the window next to you
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okay. movie river 1tv presents i know only one person who can buy such a large batch of amber, remember, this concerns only the two of us. if, through your fault , more people die in demand, specifically yourself, there will be a completely different raid on the new series. they staged from ukraine i believe that we need
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to teach a lesson to our ancestors. they catch on quickly. serve by contract the big game is on air exactly 2 weeks until the date possible default on the external debt in the united states, if the white house and congress do not agree to reduce government spending, then actually on june 1, and there will be a default, biden has already moved away from his original position that no negotiations are acceptable, that congress should just vote for the next increase in the ceiling of the state long and that's it. he is already in full talks with kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house of representatives, on a deal on a deal based on compromises, while biden
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declares that he will not make large-scale concessions, and when he flew to japan, he announced that he could make minor concessions, but as the politician’s publication writes, while the left wing of the democratic party is already in a panic, they are these concessions are not considered insignificant, yes, and uh, yuri nikolayevich. he found himself in a situation of zugga, yes, of course. but this was expected, of course, because it was blackmail on both sides. well, blackmail is such a half-blackmail. i would say so, because the republicans also spoke, and we are not against raising the bar. well first of all, you are brazen. we, these democrats , immediately made an application for 53,000,000. yes, that is, almost twice as soon as you understand that every year the congress should not go. let's immediately set the bar for 50 trillion, but this outraged them and the second, of course, is the growth rate. i will remind you more under obama, the ninth year, the tenth year, the public debt was about 10 trillion dollars for 10 years with a little more than three times 31
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trillion dollars at this rate, if it increases everything, but nothing good will happen. therefore, some there are republican positions, something needs to be done. yes, to raise the bar further. yes, something needs to be done, so we will agree, of course. they will not agree, but the problem is systemic. you are absolutely right. yes, it seems to me and it seems to me that the problem will not be solved by a partial reduction in government spending. it's just that the american model has exhausted itself , a radical solution is needed and the problem of public debt is needed. it will be delayed, but not resolved until it is. uh, fundamentally changed the american model. and this is actually revolutionary transformation now, not for it will not go. well, we see that the united states thus poses a systemic threat, in general , to the stability of the global economy, global finance, and in the west, while yesterday they experienced a very great relief when russia extended the grain deal for 2 months without a full
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implementation russian claims under this grain deal. actually, the conditions are not even requirements, but the obligations of the west for the unhindered export of russian grain , russian agricultural products, russian fertilizers. and it seems to me that russia has taken this step. to a large extent, not only hope for the fulfillment of expectations, but also, as it were, giving such a kind of advance to erdogano , who is certainly proud of this deal, who is now facing the second round, and he has scheduled the presidential election on 28. and maya, and of course, here for russia is important, thus . well, how to please erdogan. here is the opposition candidate. eh, kemal, kylych, let me remind you that he had already crossed it. before the first round, he said that russia allegedly intervened, and the elections, uh, in turkey, they just act according to, apparently, even the american democratic manual, so that's it.
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uh, yesterday he made another statement, where he accused erdogan of allegedly kowtowing to the kremlin. listen, we will not leave our homeland in the hands of an imaginary world leader who yesterday was one of the leaders of the greater middle east is now controlled by russia and is ready to humbly wait andrey konstantinovich, invitations to the kremlin reception well, this is quite obviously a western training manual, but a western training manual, but involves not only such statements. she also assumes color revolutions necessarily ah, in general , in an amazing way, the draglu college stands against the background of the portrait of a tatar, what he offers in foreign policy is directly opposite to what the tatürk bequeathed. i want to remember that the taturk was the first to establish diplomatic relations with soviet russia , received military economic assistance, and in lenin's letter wrote that we are spiritually much closer to russia than to western europe
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. this was the consistent position of the turk. this the turk stood for an independent turkey, and we understand that what the oppositionists are offering is turkey's complete dependence on the west. this is one of the uh, so to speak , reasons why uh is now staggering under erdogan, this is a bad economic situation, but the thing is in that with the advent of the tusk degla. uh, the situation will become even worse there , because those economic advantages from an independent position, that is, the opportunity to participate in parallel with us parties with russia , that is, the opportunity not to pay taxes on the ukrainian war, which are now being paid by the entire west this opportunity will be lost, but uh, you're right. i think that since the situation is such, society is split roughly in half. of course, the western curators will try to use this to organize an attempt at least a color revolution in turkey. i agree. and turkey, under erdogan, is indeed a very vivid example
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of the world majority of those countries that abandon western gemonia, who want to strengthen their su. world affairs and these countries are really the majority and the west with its hegemonic non-colonial policy - this is the majority, the margin pushes away from itself. it marginalizes itself and turns into an increasingly weakening global minority. and now, oddly enough, and on this topic, a very bright speech at a recent conference forum named after lennorth. mary is the president of estonia in tallinn and has made one of the brightest, by the way, representatives of the american foreign policy establishment. this is fiona hill, who works at the bryan institute and was a special adviser on russia to president donald trump. here. hear what she said in her speech, at this i must say anti-russian forum.
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across the world, the war in ukraine is seen as one of the links in a long chain of dramatic events unleashed by the united states since 2001 , the so-called global south does not perceive the united states as a virtuous state the notion of american arrogance and hypocrisy is widespread has long been undermined trust in the international system, which was actively created in the united states and led it since the second world war. even if not western elites, yes, and in the whole population of the earth has something to gain from pak with the american, then the united states and the collective west have received, in their opinion , much more for the global south. this war is aimed at protecting benefits and hegemony. in the west, they are ukraine, many non-western elites share the opinion of a number of western analysts, according to which the united states and nato expansion provoked russia to start a war . opinion on the conduct of anti-russian
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sanctions. they see western sanctions hitting food energy supplies and pushing prices up. they point out that no one pushed for sanctions against the united states when against their will the us invaded afghanistan and then the enemy. so why should they act now many states and elites are outraged by the american idea that you are either with us or against us, or you are on the right side of history or the wrong side of the great battle of democracy and autocracy. they they don’t want to be drawn into new blocs that are artificially imposed and they don’t want to be drawn into the battle of the titans between the united states and china dmitry evgenievich, how do you like these revelations from one of the really bright representatives of the american foreign policy establishment and the republican muscle. we met with her. she looks just as good now. i swear, she’s a pony, and just as smart, probably, but it’s really interesting that
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this topic is not becoming fashionable for them, but they began to notice. here, remember me he began the conversation with the fact that they are americans , the west lost the first round of the sanctions war, and then it is necessary to put pressure on the whole world seriously. here is a warning from the republicans, let's say about what will happen. uh, if you really start doing this, here i can quote sergei viktorovich lavrov from his interview, not today's yesterday, where he describes his conversation with some and his colleagues, either latin americans or africans, without naming him. uh, something that colleague complains that the americans have bitten constant demands to join the sanctions against russia lavrov asks him. and what good did he promise to compensate you for this, because there you will suffer damage, like turkey yes, but he drowned his eyes and answers that if not, then they promised, right? punish you understand, this is how you will never do it on one whip of foreign policy. by the way,
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this will actually happen with god forbid to turkey. of course, we will be very sad, but then the whole world will see very quickly what would happen to the country that did not sit down to these sanctions. and what happened to her after yes, but evgeny petrovich i don't know if you personally know fiona and hill yes , by the way, i also know her. i visited her at the brookings institute. i met her many times at valdai events, when she was still participating in the events of the pension club. valdai well, now she occupies such a position. here, what do you think awareness in the west is here , the policy will change. uh, you know, uh , politics will change if the administration changes, maybe, uh, 100% is there is no guarantee, of course, as far as the current administration is concerned. if a beydom, and god forbid, e again in games, then everything, it will only gain strength, so to speak, because eh, beyden is so obsessed. uh, on punishing russia, he, and uh, before the start
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of our special operation, said that if russia suddenly dares, then we will impose sanctions that will continue, so to speak. uh. well, almost forever until russia , so to speak, not uh, they themselves will not fall apart. yeah, uh, as far as what fiona says hill uh, she's absolutely right. she says, i will subscribe to her every word, because the whole world, uh, saw what happened to iraq, because iraq and from the presiding country turned into some kind of, well, i won’t offend. e iraqi, but the situation there is not very good, what he did with libya to the richest country. there , being a leftist is almost like being a resident of the united arab emirates , you don’t pay anything there. you get everything for free , everything is fine. this is dafi's ploy yes and now
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it's a complete tear, what uh happened to syria, a beautiful country, so to speak, at the crossroads of all trade routes. e, now, so to speak, she practically survives, despite the help that we provide, so what affected jonah hill. i think that they won’t pat her on the head for this, of course, but the europeans. i think we should think about it. well, i will pay more attention to such an aspect that, uh, sound thoughts, american foreign policy representatives, they only say resigning. yes, when fiona hill worked in the bytan administration, she acted a little differently and hardly if the fat of american politics will allow for some rapid change, it is likely that the united states will continue to pursue an aggressive colonial hygiene policy against the world's majority and, as a result, accelerate its own. easing your own crash now we're handing over the word to the news and the big
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