poor general, honestly, i even feel sorry for him, he did not have enough endurance, and you should not deal with such people, especially state ones. so what do we have? the leadership of iraq has provided us with documentation of military programs and assures that all development of weapons of mass destruction has been stopped, but at the same time, inspectors are still not allowed into strategic facilities; there is something to hide from their neighbors, demonstrating their complete military helplessness.

today we are discussing international events with alexei pushkov on the air of a big game senator pushkov is the chairman of the northern federation commission on information policy and one of the most interesting and in many ways influential russian foreign policy analysts in my opinion. alexey is very happy to welcome you. good evening. thank you for taking the time in the world going. eh, a lot. what attracts our attention and what is of interest to russia but i want

to start with what will happen tomorrow in a place called hiroshima and for some reason hiroshima was chosen as the meeting place of the state of the big seven is naturally within the framework of the struggle for humanism and democracy. it seems to me that the big seven at this stage, she had a lot of, so to speak, variations and reincarnations. it seems to me that today the g7 has become the governing body, and the crusade against russia due to the maintenance and strengthening of the hegemony, the west, and i think that this will determine the agenda of the g7 when it was just created, you know, and no worse than me, but the main focus was on a economic issues, then there were climate problems. but right now

, it's a fight. with russia and how to build relations with china and so that, on the one hand, you can prove it against him, e.g. pressure, and on the other hand, not provoke him too much and not push him, but closer to russia, what do you expect from this meeting. i think it's just another clock sync. uh, what is it called between the leaders of the leading countries? west i take the west shirokov including japan of the political west and er, of course, there are two reasons for this. in my opinion. the first reason is it is a need, e immediate policy. that is, where to move the sanctions policy, they moved it, in general. ah, how to act further in relation to ukraine. and how to regard the prospects, and military actions, how to place yourself in relation to various scenarios of military operations, and the scenarios can be different on the one hand.

this is sort of an operational part, but there is also a second part . the fact is that, in my opinion, the g7 is faced with the fact that the world is developing around it, but along a different path than the leaders assumed. of the west, a certain rather vast non-western world. and when i say not western, this does not mean that it is anti-western, although there are also anti-western states, let’s say, not caragua, let’s say venezuela is there, they say others, but not the western world is a world that is not ready to play according to western rules. this is the uh famous uh world order based on rules that people love to talk about. uh, american european politicians. this is the western world order based on the rules that they want to impose on everyone instead of the charter of the united nations in english. this is called russia, this world order

based on rules the other world is no longer ready to perceive it the way it perceived before. i am not ready to play according to these patterns, which is shown by the refusal to join the sanctions of the political west against russia, but by the special relations that are being built between the centers of the non-western world. here i would pay attention first of all to the development of relations between saudi arabia and china and between in india russia between china and russia between iran and russia between iran and china and even the normalization of relations between iran and saudi arabia, that is, these are processes, by the way, william beards, whom you know from the united states. and now the head of the cia , a former ambassador to moscow, said that it was completely unexpected for them when iran and saudi arabia, through the mediation of beijing , decided to restore diplomatic relations. he said that we were blinded by this decision, that is, the cia did not have the information. well, according to him anyway, it proves that the big seven no longer controls much of

the planet. i think that this is the second part of the agenda, how to remain, as a decision-making center, as a dominant force in a world that is less and less recognizing, the dominant force of the big seven here, so i believe that there is also a self-preservation instinct, so to speak, works, that is , the smell wants to be preserved, as an economic leader, as paulie, as a military leader. and for this they rally? by the way, i don't believe much. here in these concepts of growing cracks between europe and the usa there it is no no, it is tactical disagreement. they have always been here for as long as i can remember. we have always talked about cracks within nato. yes, they do exist, but these are of a tactical nature, but of a strategy. here it will be agreed, there and in particular this is a survival strategy for the g-7 if we talk about the long-term perspective. alexei when do you look at the current confrontation between russia and the collective west? what is the reason?

such an extreme degree of rejection of russia by the collective west is a rejection that in many cases passes hatred, but, most likely, ukraine is still a pretext, because the west does not have such dependence on ukraine, neither economically nor militarily, there were any emotional ties with ukraine that we could explain that the collective west is ready to challenge so decisively in russia and, in general, risk their own security. for the sake of its support , this is the triumph of the ideological, that is , the irrational principle, the triumph over rational principles. what is a rational beginning, let's say economic relations, yes. and in 2013 , the trade turnover between the european union and russia amounted to 450 billion euros. it would seem that. yes, how can one sacrifice such connections yes

, the huge investments that the west made in russia in the russian economy by those enterprises that were created here by the income that it brought donated. yes, now in the twenty-second year, trade has decreased by 2.5 times to 200 billion. and we will continue to decline further, i think, which means that economic rationality has been discarded. you quite rightly said about security considerations, but from the point of view of rational security, to go into confrontation with russia, but it's not just dangerous, it's stupid it's stupid, but why provoke? yes, the leading nuclear power. well, they said in the fifties, the sixties were ready to die for berlin. yes, and there were serious doubts about this. why are americans ready to die now? it's kind of a mystery to me. uh, i think it has to do with what both the united states and europe have lost. uh, fear of nuclear

war and lost not because it impossible, but because they stopped thinking about it, as if for some time now it has been believed that a nuclear war cannot happen, do you remember in the eighties, when there was a missile crisis in europe and a lot of films came out, feature films the next day american films on the other e, on the far shore, there and so on, who described the end of the world and for a nuclear war, and the famous scientists carl sagan american velikhov our e, came out from the theory of nuclear winter, which will come after even a small exchange of nuclear strikes. and that's when uh frightened very many were the most powerful anti-war movements in germany in england in holland there and so on. that is, then people were aware of the danger of a nuclear confrontation. now it seems that they , uh, plunged into some kind of total ignorance in this regard. and okay , people, like ordinary citizens, but the leaders of these states. they don't think about it at all. it somehow seems to them that all

these toys and everything will work out. well, god forbid that it works out, but you know, uh, the caribbean crisis showed in its time that it is possible to the game itself does not fit, and the situation can go beyond. that's why i think that this is also the triumph of ideology over rationality in the field of security. yes , it should be ours. this should be the way we decided. we in the west decided that even if ukraine is not in nato, we will make it our military foothold against russia. we will develop it in military-political terms. this is the second reason. and the third very important reason in the west is that russia will completely agree. here she will take the first enlargement of nato the second enlargement of nato and as a result will be forced to agree with the entry into nato the inclusion of ukraine and georgia into nato in order to be promised to them in 2008 during the administration. bush jr., that is , the bet was made on putting russia into this framework, as it were, that's what

the west has begun, so we will act. so you will have to reconcile. russia refused to come to terms with this, and it seems to me that this is the reason for the additional emotional rejection of russia. that is the hatred that you are talking about. refuses to play by the rules. you, uh, were in munich during the historic speech. putin, uh, i was not there, but uh , i had a lot of acquaintances there, who she is, including our mutual acquaintances and people of very status , reasonable, and here is one of them, but he told me such a thing about his reaction about speeches. putin he said it was not helpful. it was harmful, and it was a very interesting statement, because actually, he was in favor of agreements with russia, but it seemed to him that, by definition, of course,

a clear priority for russia should be in favor of the collective west, and why is it that a new russian leader appears ? didn't his advisers tell him that a more accommodating ton would win him more popularity. and that's gaining popularity. eh, the west has to somehow join the west, even in the second place, this , it seems to me, is what was certainly expected from russia. justified and so on or not, but this is the role that russia was prescribed. well, first of all, we've been playing this game for 10 years, and i won't go into details now. deepen. why? well, including, because after the collapse of the soviet union, of course, we were exceptionally weak. we didn't have a financial cushion. and in 1998, at the time of the default, our reserves were $8 billion. well, can imagine it's nothing at all. yes, therefore, there were objective reasons, there were subjective reasons. i think there were very wrong decisions of the leadership that

were made at that time. but you also talked about it, at the same apartment about it then. yes, it wasn't very popular. how said, here but i think that this development is confirmed correctly from such assessments. and it also seems to me that at that time many people already wrote off russia, so to speak, as one of the leading states in the world, that russia would be under the western sailor? well , you see, what the hell does it mean in the western alliance, what it means it doesn't mean full-fledged. participation in the western alliance does not mean membership in nato membership in the european union yes, when you can block some decisions, uh, with something not agree and so on. no, it's nearby. this here is a row in the theater, the first row and a side chair. yes, in the first row, but the side chair and this chair can always be raised. if you don’t like something, here, in fact, according to these rules, we were offered to play and were offered to play. eh, and when they ripped off. uh,

very famous plan for the settlement of the moldovan issue in 2003. and when they supported yushchenko against yanukovych , the third round of voting in ukraine in 2004 was completely illegal, when there was maidan before the first orange maidan, that is, the west began to impose on its coordinate system, and we found out that they are always trying to push us even from this side chair , you know, that is, to dictate to us how else to sit on it, you know alexey said very precisely that russia offer. sit on a high chair and can i add and keep silent in a rag, in general, yes, but uh, i then u said that uh, if russia wants to cooperate with the collective west in the united states. russia cannot expect to be equal partner, because the one who receives help cannot be completely equal to the one who gives it, and you just spoke about the situation in russia at that time in the nineties

already at the time of the munich speech. we have not received everything. well, uh, you know what struck me was that russia wasn't offered to be the junior partner. here's the started partner today is the baltic countries of the united states of ukraine is the junior partner and uh, they certainly depend on america. and uh, there are some things where they 'll just have to go fart american foreign policy, but america is experiencing them. some kind of sympathy america listens to their concerns, and they listened to the concerns in russia well , let's put it this way , at a certain stage they pretended to listen pretended to listen. well, i won't deny everything here. well, let's remember the role of french president sarkozy and his mediation efforts in the settlement. in a general peace settlement. although georgia is dissatisfied, nevertheless, the conflict over abkhazia and south

ossetia was somehow resolved, so to speak. this there was a contribution. uh, in sarcasm. here, uh, some other western people, chirac, for example, collaborated with us, uh, and with the schroeder, the head of the federal republic of germany. union, which , by the way, scared the americans. well, these were separate episodes, but a strategic or strategic line. uh, developed in the direction of constantly infringing on russia's security interests constantly, and when they accepted the baltic states in 2004, it was already clear to me that the baltic states were now monopolizing together with the poles. e hmm the so-called russian russian the direction of the foreign policy of the western alliance, that is, they will be based on their historical syndromes, there are grievances, uh, and so on and so forth. here they will dictate to the west, and hmm the agenda. and

, of course, that's what happened. you say that they listen to them, but you can't live all the time in history, if we went all the time out of history, we shouldn't have understand no relations with the federal republic of germany, you understand, because what they have done here is the germans. in the forty-first in the forty-fifth years, 27 million people died. yes, and through their fault, but we understand that the current germans are still not the same, yes, and we have established relations and had good relations. and now, if gas supplies and that’s all , but, unfortunately, the united states took, in my opinion, the worst version among all the options that were open to them, the option really opened up to him. a taking into account russian interests, yes, and a balance between russian interests and some requests, so to speak, e nato member countries , but they absolutely rejected our position , even on ukraine . immediately took absolutely about the ukrainian position. here is all the talk about

the rule of law, but the constitution was also violated there. obviously, everything was so wrong. it was pure government overkill. everything was discarded. here are the legal concepts of the concept of democracy, the concept of protecting human rights. everything was discarded for the sake of geopolitics and, uh, we saw, we saw that and we were told that the west proceeds from such lofty principles, but in fact the principle is one principle one to take advantage of the weakness of the former rival in the soviet well, russia as the successor to the soviet union and dictate to her the conditions, so to speak , of the new world and put her in these conditions and say, live, live. in this, under these conditions, with which we did not agree in our recent interview with magazines. said he very afraid. uh, regarding the possibility of a crisis in us-china relations, but he has hope that

the worst can be avoided, because both in the collective west and in china there is a fear of the consequences of possible confrontations, and not as a target, which in relations between the collective west and russia, the problem is exactly the opposite, that in the collective west the fear of the possibility of a confrontation with russia has disappeared. because there is a desire to go ahead and think about the consequences, you just really, really don’t want to. but i think it's still fear some remained at the level of those who make decisions. this is nato's stubborn unwillingness to directly intervene in the conflict. it speaks volumes. yes, it is necessary to supply weapons, there instructors teach on their territory. and the ukrainian military, but still, but still i don’t see nato troops moving across the territory of ukraine towards e russian

troops to the last ukrainian, and another thing is the europeans of their own citizens. quite right. yes, therefore, it means that a certain level of fear remains. yes, now it's the last discussion in nato is still the latest fighters. well, at least in the foreseeable future, ukraine will not be supplied, because this is considered as another factor that can just bring the very confrontation closer. in my opinion, e with china a. the west has not yet fully decided on the strategy, and therefore kissel speaks of those factors that keep the west from moving into the phase of direct conflict. with china , they decide how to deal with it and involve it, and where to involve it, where to resist it, in what forms to resist? this is not clear yet, the situation is not accidental, the macron, flying away from beijing, said that europe should be strategic, there is no autonomy from the united states in relation to russia, in relation to china. that is, europe may have a special position on china. and they still do not they decided,

but they have already decided with russia, and therefore they don’t talk about their fears, they kind of hid it. and they are pursuing a policy that should convince us and their own citizens that they will be with ukraine to the very end. yes, that's the very victory which, in my opinion, the way it is portrayed by the president of ukraine zelensky is an absolute chimera. this is an impossible thing, but the west has embarked on this line and it seems that it is not going to leave it yet. that's just lts - said that there will be a new assistance package from germany and ukraine in the amount of two whole seventy billion euros from germany. that is, it is even more invested in military operations. perhaps the elections in the united states, uh , will change this situation, but so far there is no evidence of fatigue and elite ruling in the west from the military support of ukraine in business. other voices in public opinion. there are

other voices most of the italians and the last question against the supply of arms to ukraine but so far it has not yet acquired. here is such a political significance. which would force the leading western countries to withdraw their support for the policy of, uh, aggressive and reckless support for ukraine's macron lending. it's later. or it's something to do with big and serious things. frozen macron is a personal pose that reflects some brewing sentiments in european elites. he expresses what others are afraid to say. this does not mean that he will now fight, take up the shield and the sword and fight for strategic autonomy in europe , but he says this, many in europe think about it, because the question really arises. and how will europe be lucky in the event of a conflict between the united states and china from taiwan, should it be supported, the united

states of america or should it step back somewhat, yes, not lose china as the most important trade and economic partner, that it benefits from a conflict between the united states and china if it is around taiwan and he very likely. and what does europe gain from the endless aggravation of relations with russia ? this is also a question that is now heard very little in the public space, but it is heard separately in offices. he sounds to some. political parties, and it sounds uh, in some television debates in france, by the way, there are debates, and there is another very interesting moment in western europe , the debate around relations with russia and the future , and the european security system is much larger than eastern because eastern europe has taken a course towards absolute hostility to russia and the west towards relatively, and here an interesting split may arise within the european union between eastern europe and western europe over attitudes towards russia , because western europe understands that russia will still be there if it

needs to deal, and eastern europe europeans blinded by their syndromes are ready to go for broke, but this is not the position, as i understand it, of those western elites who still retained a sense of realism. and there are such macrons, remember periodically, he talked about brain death. he expresses some dissatisfaction, more uncomfortable than this feeling that the west is missing something, yes, but in this one-dimensional anti-russian position, he expresses these doubts. i would say looks. it's like a personal front, but there are doubts in the united states a majority in the senate. a strong majority in the senate. and the majority. it is not so stable in the house of representatives fully supporting uh blind support for ukraine but if you look at uh american voters there is a different picture and a significant

majority. e republican voters are those who say they will take part in the republican primaries. it is said that they believe that the bidens are too much concerned with ukraine, they are too little concerned with their own, and the economy is domestic. issues and most importantly against expansion any expansion of military assistance to ukraine this is of course not the same as having concrete results of concrete changes in american foreign policy. but it shows me that when his advisors are beaten. they say that the united states will be endless, and support ukraine as much as ukraine wants, then this, of course, is a rhetorical statement, because anyone will remain in the white house, and after the beginning of the 21st century, the twenty-fourth year , the inauguration in january will be the twenty-fifth year, but will biden remain in the white house home.

after that, it can be quite problematic. well, this is a political slogan that the west follows, and i think that they won't give it up yet, but here, i would say, we are moving to a more hmm major level of confrontation already. the view is not only about what is happening, but on the territory of the donbass e na e, the south of russia and the east of ukraine and we are talking about a very large confrontation between russia and the west. and to sum it up, it's russian resources against western finance or, more precisely, western finance against russian resources. how long will the west endure how long will it endure the policy of active, very costly and irrational support for ukraine because it does not give it anything ukraine ukraine is an expense item, and ukraine is already, and went to taste. and it turns into this, you

know, here is a parasitic formation that all the time demands more more more more, this can be seen from the behavior combined with, uh, unbridled arrogance. well , here's something along those lines. yes, this is such a new style of foreign policy and it embodies the behavior of the president of ukraine as well. but how long they can stand it, and on the other hand, on the other hand. it seems to me that there is an underestimation of russian resources. the underestimation was at the very first phase, when they began to accept these packages of sanctions and believed that now, in 2-3 months , the russian economy. it seems that a very difficult situation was predicted to fall in russia's gdp in the twenty-second year by 8.5%. this is a lot. this is a lot that can be compared with the crisis in 2009, when we lost 9% of gdp well, when the world's financial markets collapsed, and we lost two percent. yes, we lost because of the sanctions, but two percent. and this year, according to forecasts, there will already be a small increase. up to a percentage of 0.75, but this is equal to

the gains of france and the uk against which no one applies any sanctions, that is, there are a lot of miscalculations in the west. and here, here. uh, now we're entering a very critical phase. that's who will survive in this long-term confrontation between western finance and russian resources. well, there is probably another level of this very important question. and whose uh, if you want, and whose public? and what is called in the west by publics civil forces in the collective west in russia, who will have more restraint and more feeling that something is involved in this struggle, that it’s easy to lose it is impossible and i have, uh, confidence that in the collective west they really have an opinion of russia today, mostly very negative. and ride readiness to crush russia to

the end. what? i don't see yet. it is the willingness to pay a really serious price for it. and this is from my point of view. eh, very important. e consideration when we predict the results of this struggle the fact is that the population of european countries yes, i think the united states cannot perceive ukraine as something critical for its existence. well it's just not possible, yes. with all the propaganda , with all the information efforts that are being made out there, in order to attract the citizens of the west to the side of those liberal elites that i now rule the west. all the same , there is a feeling that well, excessiveness, but the ukrainian theme, let's say. so you know, it's very well said very dimensionality of the ukrainian theme. it is felt and it is felt in social networks it is not felt in the sudden world, in the arab world, for example,

he says, why does the whole world say, that the west is only about ukraine, they are in iraq, they iraq was smashed to pieces. yes for 10 years of stay. there americans have ruined this country about it. for some reason, no one says, no one says, yes, 500,000 people died, at least 2 million. refugees have already forgotten all this is gone. this is in the past, that is, this is an excess. it hits the eyes of russia , this topic is critical because this is our future, how in what conditions we will exist, where, relatively speaking, nato troops will be located and in what security conditions we will be. can we feel safe inside our countries, and on our borders, these questions do not arise before the french, before the norwegians, er, before the spaniards and before the americans, therefore, in this respect. i believe that the resource and elasticity of residency, and in russia more. senator starts, thank you very much for this interesting conversation. and now we are going to

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on the air is a big game, we continue our talking about international events and now our focus will be terrorism terrorism, which has been known since the times of ancient greece and ancient rome, which periodically arose as a serious threat to many states, of which russia today faced in ukraine, and not least as a result of the fact that ukrainian terrorist methods are used. if not support, then at least, if you want sympathy and indifference on the part of the united states, many, however, consider,

including in the united states that in kiev no one would dare to resort to terrorist methods without the sanction of washington, and that at least washington has a biden administration? it is possible to ban this kind of ukrainian actions while there has clearly not been such an attempt to ban it. let's see. if necessary, believe me, no one will hesitate to sign what needs to be signed in order for the objects you are talking about to be destroyed. today , civilization is again at a decisive turning point against our motherland , a real war has been unleashed again, but we fought back we will protect the people of donbass from international terrorism and ensure their safety.

terrorism is not a new phenomenon, it was known back in antiquity, the most famous terrorist act of that time was the assassination of gaius julius caesar, and this assassination demonstrated that sometimes it is easier to kill a leader than to achieve the desired results . caesar was killed in order to turn the transformation of rome into a monarchy, but in fact , only this process was fired in tsarist russia, terrorism also had to be faced. and those who practice it they said that they did it in the name of democracy during the time of the freedom of christians in the name

of some humane values, but it also often turned out to be something completely different. let's see. terror swept the russian empire in the second half of the 19th - early 20th centuries, various radical groups such as narodnaya volya. and the socialist revolutionary party carried out terrorist attacks in the cities of russia against the highest ranks in the civil service. ministers of the interior dmitry sipyagin and vyacheslav plehve were killed. prime minister peter stallovina one of the most famous terrorist attacks was the assassination of emperor alexander ii in 1881 .

here is a news article in one of the newspapers of the russian empire on march 1, 1881, the enemies of russian statehood, the forerunners of those who today with diabolical cruelty transfer russia as a victim of the third international, committed a terrible atrocity, the murder of one of the most humane and most enlightened russian monarchs , emperor alexander ii 48 years ago ago demons so prophetic by dostoevsky began their sinister work for our fatherland, and this is hers to this day. let us tirelessly fight them after the assassination of the emperor, the authorities considered the possibility of creating some kind of community to combat terrorists, but during the discussion this idea was rejected, as unacceptable for the rule of law , terrorist acts continued at the beginning of the 20th century. in 1905, a series of terrorist attacks were carried out by the socialist revolutionary party. and these attacks were directed against the government and the police so in february 1905. born in moscow. warsaw

terrorist ivan kalyaev threw a bomb into the carriage of the uncle of nicholas ii, grand duke sergei alexandrovich, who was governor-general of moscow for 14 years , as a result of an assassination attempt, sergei alexandrovich died in response to rampant terror, the government introduced military field courts in territories transferred to martial law on september 1, 1906 or the provision of emergency protection for 8 months of existence of their action has spread to 82 provinces in total. according to the verdicts of courts-martial , 683 people were shot or hanged in during the period of the russian japanese or the first world war, the revolutionaries considered russia's foreign opponents to be their allies, and those , in turn, either did not notice the facts of terror on the territory of the russian empire, or tacitly helped the extremists. nevertheless , imperial russia managed to cope with this wave of terror. the point was that three different factors converged in one place at one time. the first is, of course, the stolypin

courts-martial, and that they put an end to tolerance in the fight against terrorists and began punish them mercilessly, and the liberals criticized stolypin for this, and called the gallows stolypin's ties, but nonetheless. this is the merciless suppression of terror. it brought the desired results, and the second factor was that a significant part of the russian liberal society, which had previously supported the terrorists, or at least belonged to them. tolerantly looked this evil in the face, and in general. -something many refer to and appeared in the publication. such as the well-known collection of milestones where leading liberal philosophers, publicists said that we tried not on the way, but there was a third factor.

the factor was international. the fact is that at the beginning of this decade, in the tenth year of the 20th century, a rapprochement between russia and france against germany and austria-hungary began in earnest, and suddenly in paris they unexpectedly discovered that russian tourists who were still willingly tolerated, and sometimes the supporters suddenly found out that these people were attacking an important and desired ally, and in general they cut off the oxygen very quickly in france. and this helped put an end to the wave of terror in the russian empire. well, then came the first world war revolution and a new wave of tarora began from all sides. after

the october revolution of 1917, terror was widely used by both sides in the civil war, but acts of individual terror. mainly used against figures of the soviet power one of the most famous groups that fought against the new authorities was the union for the defense of the motherland and freedom which was founded in petrograd in 1918. the terrorist acts included bombings government buildings political figures and leaders of the bolsheviks a. also an attack on military facilities and trains in 1918 was the murder of volodarsky, one of the leaders of the petrograd soviet in 1927. in warsaw, the plenipotentiary of the ussr in poland, pyotr voikov, was killed; the most significant target of the terrorists was vladimir lenin in 1918. women terrorists. they kaplan shot at lenin so on he managed to survive, according to a number of medical authorities. this could have contributed to the death of lenin in 1924,

despite the region's small distribution terror against officials of the ussr western countries preferred or it is not great or even helped the terrorists. under the cover of the white movement, including abroad, the work of foreign intelligence services was carried out. soviet counterintelligence worked adequately , for example, which remained the legendary operation trust in the course of which they managed to lure a number of active white guards, their allies and the famous english intelligence officer sydney rally in ukraine in 20 -30 years of the heyday of nationalism, an organization of ukrainian nationalists and ukrainian military organization with the support of poland and other western countries, the main goal of the organization is the fight against the ussr, the methods used, including terrorist as well as the white guard movements of the ukrainian forces. very often they had close ties with western intelligence services in the period from 1942 to 1953. representatives of the un

and fell on the territory of ukraine in a terrorist fight against the soviet authorities and the jewish population. the un values ​​the lives of its members very much, but we understand that our ideas are so majestic, that when there is a conversation about its implementation, not a few, not hundreds, but millions of victims are needed and possible in order to implement it in 1938 in rotterdam to the officers of the kvd of the ussr pavel sudoplatov ruled the operation to eliminate un leader yevgeny konovalets stepan bandera was liquidated by kgb agents in 1959 in munich this is not an act of revenge, our goal is to decapitate the movement of ukrainian fascism on the eve of the war and force these bandits to destroy each other in the struggle for power. the soviet union managed to put an end to this company of terror directed against

soviet regime, and this did not happen immediately and by different methods. as for the twenties -thirties, then, of course, the main method. these were merciless punitive actions within the soviet union itself, in comparison with stalin a. eh, stolypin was a bourgeois humanist. and, of course, uh, the work of the soviet special services is very effective. it's even impressive how people who came to work in the cheka, and who in most cases had no experience in counterintelligence, how quickly they got used to their new role and achieved very impressive results. well, and, finally, again the international situation. uh, most western countries recognized the soviet union in the late twenties and early thirties. they

gradually began to admit the idea that the soviet union is serious and for a long time like or dislike, but finally, although they were not ready to expose. the soviet union against hitler just in case, but they did not want to bury themselves too much, and in actions that could cause stalin's wrath well, the same thing happened after the end of the victorious end of the great patriotic war, and he at first they supported a and the united states and other western countries, but then it became clear that this organization in ukraine had no chance and that the relevant soviet authorities would be able to cope with it, but again some kind of in relations between the soviet union and the west, but some kind of normalization process,

which also did not contribute to outright terrorists receiving the support of western governments. russia, we have it here , in our heart mariupol, it's just do you understand russian mountains? it is extremely unsafe here, a real picture reminiscent of stalingrad. we talked with them, heard such words. they hate the kiev authorities. it would be written here. uh, zelensky traitor. how much was hurt at what cost each house gave up time, go here with pleasure sniffing the seething life work in shops markets

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it was not always easy how to demonstrate cases, israel at first israel was the main one, i would say fearless, a target of terrorists, which offered them heroic and often very effective resistance, but then israel itself began to use methods that bordered on terrorism. so, at least, many of his critics said. let's see we were not afraid for ourselves , the only fear was that we were not will be able to fulfill its mission massat israeli intelligence service, which deals with the fight against terrorists and the protection of the state from possible threats. the history of mass struggle with terrorists. it began back in the 1960s, when the organization of the palestinian liberation movement was created, which advocated the creation of an independent state of palestine in 1972. the terrorist group black september

staged an attack on the israeli delegation at the olympic games in munich this morning by armed palestinian militants. committed raid on the sleeping quarters of the israeli delegation. fighters. two israelis were shot and are currently being held hostage, 20 athletes and six officials. the guerrillas demand the release of 250 arabs held captive in israel and set a deadline for their release at noon. negotiations are underway with the german government. this attack killed 11 israeli athletes and coaches . massat immediately began work to search for and destroy the terrorists. the first of the alleged organizers of the attack. palestinian translator and writer abdel zwaiter was shot dead in october 1972. in rome, at the end of 1973, 13 out of 17 people on the masada list were killed. today, the masses are carrying out successful operations to eliminate the leaders of palestinian terrorist organizations in the middle east

, including the special services are credited with a number of successful terrorist attacks against the iranian nuclear program, undermining the murder of leading iranian physicists, in addition, perhaps this mass. yes regularly used to strike the army israel on iranian units in syria as well as on hamas infrastructure facilities pouring out. today, israel is still subjected to terrorist attacks from time to time, but not with such regularity and not on the scale that it used to be, but there are several reasons. first, israel has proved its unconditional military superiority in the region. and in general , the israeli neighbors do not want to incur on themselves, and the fury of the israeli military machine, the second, israel has improved diplomatic relations, and its neighbors have appeared economic relations and the arab states are much more cautious

about any kind of assistance to palestinian organizations. especially to radical terrorists. well, and finally now the soviet union the soviet union never supported terrorists and never helped terrorist operations, but in the soviet union they proceeded. that the enemy of my enemy, my friend and at least organizations such as the palestine liberation organization which is terrorism itself did not involve such organizations. they could count on the support of the soviet union today support organization released. uh, palestine from russia, this support today is absolute minimal and very carefully monitored so that no funds that are given to the palestinians could be used to attack israel but what israel managed not only to cope with realism, but to more or less deliver it

under control did not mean that in this region in the middle east, terrorism was a thing of the past and new terrorism was associated with the global role of the united states. that the united states has become an active participant in all geopolitical processes in the vomiting east, and in addition, the united states has begun to cause special hatred. uh, a whole series. i want to even say not arab states, but a whole range of categories of arabs and not only arabs, afghans, but, residents, pakistanis and so on, and this has caused, and a new wave of unprecedented wave of terrorist attacks on the united states rescuers are finding

more and more bodies and with each new body found, the situation is getting more painful the official death toll in now exceeds 160 people, the united states has repeatedly stopped for the purpose of terrorist attacks both from the inside and outside in 1983 there was a terrorist attack on the american military base in beirut. then suicide bombers blew up a truck with a bomb near the building of the barracks, which housed the us marine corps, as a result , almost 250 us military personnel were killed , the list of survivors of the dead and wounded is still being drawn up, but the catastrophe is certain. worst since the marines had an infusion in 1995 attack on a building federal government around me as a result of the explosion, which was carried out by the experiments of an unknown militia, killed 168 people, including 19 children.