they arrived for a second, they said, one thing is very important for me. do you perceive this approach of the so-called russian oppositionists, and from the territory of ukraine in the russian region. you perceive this unequivocally as a military operation by ukraine. so you know that there are some independent there from the ukrainian intelligence community. uh strength. well, it's just unbelievable. and just as we have not yet had time to ask a question about the polish, the government has already managed to declare that those polish people who are fighting there. they have nothing to do with poland. they just stand with a strange section, they speak polish, in general, they are not even poles. so here is the first phase of this offensive or, as it were, the prelude is an attempt. uh, to force the enemy to pull apart the reserves to sit some kind of turmoil, and then certain reconnaissance of the battle. maybe even with forces up to the brigade, and it is already possible to carry them out. and it was somewhere from mid-may, when the earth will not knit tanks, however

, the weather allows you to fight somewhere until about the beginning of october, therefore, in principle, this an attempt to probe where we have slack, where we can break through. they can carry out this ukrainians. yes, probably the whole of june, maybe even the whole of july, and then the offensive begins. i still keep saying. of course, i did not graduate from the academy of the general staff, but as claudius said. mm, a lot is available. just gave him the meaning to fight. it’s just difficult that the main blow is very convenient to deliver from near zaporozhye to melitopol to berdyansk , completely dissecting our grouping, it is possible to accompany this with an additional blow for russia on kherson is strategically the most serious. well, i'll tell you, what if this operation succeeds, although, in principle, the chances are not very high. it’s just that we never know on whose side military happiness is when you impose your will on other people with the help of weapons, but it’s extremely difficult, that is, two plus two often, maybe two and two plus two, maybe

10. yes, one of the reasons why the ukrainians are not advancing, not only because they are trying to tear apart our reserves and conduct reconnaissance in force, but because it is quite obvious that they are these famous 100 brigades bringing up to 700,000. they are not ready. that is, maybe there are still people, but they are not trained. western technology is coming. uh, in general, not with the speed with which it was announced. yes, uh, these people are not fully trained, not fully motivated. it is obvious that the russian influence is with precision weapons, but with cannon artillery. uh, especially at full depth with the help of cruise missiles and other means has created significant problems. we know that a significant part of the ukrainian the defense industry is bred from fish in full hail. i mean, uh, they're living people too. they die too. and they have problems too. and i think i myself completely agree in a very serious situation. i am from the beginning of a special

military operation. if you remember to throw a hat there, well, the other extreme is to look at the military. fight these military challenges, but at the same time somehow prepare yourself for the fact that you will be defeated. russia has many opportunities. don't be defeated and for example, one of these possibilities, digressing from what we just talked about this direction to melitopol e, berdyansk, there is still such a city, kiev, you know, right? and kiev is not far from belarus. do you know what is in belarus? and it is not very difficult to imagine, and american commanders who give advice to zelensky are not difficult to imagine american teams of seekers who would not

take into account the possibility that if indeed ukrainian troops could pose a real threat on the earth bridge to the crimea, and even not to mention tactical nuclear weapons, if there are many other options that would become possible. it is quite obvious that now we are describing the scenario of a defensive operation approximately as it was near kursk in 1943, then, uh , you can develop an offensive, and you can develop it exactly where uh , the slavic, so to speak, and the kramatorsk agglomeration, very strongly fortified, you can really go in, and from belarus you can go under kharkov, too in general, how to carry out a decisive defeat so that the ukrainians simply sprinkle the front. yes, because if the front is sprinkled i will say more. uh, it's not customary for us to talk about this, but uh, it's very difficult to carry out

retreat operations on the cover score. so, when we fought with the germans, the germans always retreated very competently from us, in particular , the retreat often turned into a flight. and by the way, our famous victory near stolingrad understands that the germans are tactically strong. we attacked the hungarians. we hit the weak link. so here is how it will be retreat ukrainian army? yes, she can run up, yes, therefore, the fact that we must be positive and that we must be ready, but to deliver, uh, decisive blows, not only from defense against the offensive, is a completely obvious fact and now with us, but on skype by george absor well-known war correspondent, and you are right now not far from the line of contact, aren't you? hello and tell me where you are in the south direction, right? i am now on the zaporizhzhya front, its length is not

so big, but today's day is just the moment when about five, uh, different strikes were made at all points of the zaporizhzhya front, and it was absolutely impossible to catch it in a day. we are in the zaporozhye direction. all these were auxiliary strikes, the main blow was delivered at the junction of our zaporozhye region and donetsk a, approximately in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe city of volnovakha , near the glidar. ah. how much data we receive. as far as i receive data from the children's fronts. all attacks were successfully repulsed and uh, let's say those hundreds of meters, on which vsu managed to advance , they are strewn with burnt equipment and dead personnel. by the way, speaking photo. now, by the evening, this and american armored vehicles are being distributed via telegram. and the only thing i have not yet seen a single

burned leopard, it is not yet clear whether they use it precisely in our zaporozhye direction, by the way, in the most dangerous, uh, in our opinion, in the orekhov direction, the enemy did not make any attempts to go forward; on the whole, our front is working, and in this rhythm for like a month, that is, uh, we are already used to constantly probing both armored groups and means, and infantry, so now the guys are working quite casually. although the intensity of the fighting. it is not like anything, and what is happening, so to speak , before that. when you said that the intensity is not like anything that happened before , you mean that the intensity has increased significantly. it has increased significantly and due to the number of simultaneous quantities, and so in our direction and for by increasing the number of both a armored vehicles

and infantry. and i must say that our gunners and the armed and armed forces of the russian federation, uh, are quite successfully inflicting a defeat on the lines that have been shot down, so to speak. what is the role of the guys in this situation? we have the role of aviation on the zaporozhye front. well, i just absolutely. so let's say, together with artillery, literally in 3 minutes. we are already used to this that our rooks fly in and work out on advancing or accumulating, accumulating enemy soldiers. i understand correctly, air superiority incomplete control of superiority belongs to russia today and throughout the past few months.

and so far there has been no serious breakthrough, but i also want to ask you, and ruslan pukhov just said, it’s fair that, in general, the russian forces are set up, on the contrary, at least at the first stage, as i understand it, it’s not easy psychological mood. well , for many months they prepared, built the corresponding plans, corresponding fortifications and prepared the corresponding reserves. it's right impression. your impression is absolutely correct. if you try to explain this situation in simple words, it's like in boxing. if the enemy, but still decides to hit you , he opens up, respectively, for our counterattack. it must be understood that they are fully aware that if they cannot break through our front, then a counterattack from our side may be fatal for them, but our task now

is to withstand this onslaught. we know that the command can absolutely throw people forward, not counting losses. to bombard the positions of our guys with mobilized ukrainians while trying to keep the most trained reserves and hide them behind the backs of ordinary mobilized guys. so let's say, when i really look at what is happening, but in terms of some ukrainian attacks on traditional ones. low territories i say, belgorod bryansk and so on, and i have the impression that this is not a serious offensive, because i don’t see them concentrating enough force and, most importantly, i didn’t see them focusing on significant military installations, and hit the civilian population. but, in your case of your front, one gets

the impression that this is something much more serious. you know, i already said something, it's on the air, i'll repeat it. now, according to nato military instructions, this is called operations to create a situation, and they are carried out before an offensive; this includes the work of sabotage and reconnaissance groups and strikes deep in the rear, including on civilian targets. by the way, yesterday , ah. in the area of ​​​​the front-line villages, zaporozhye region, several blows were dealt precisely for civilian objects for shopping and farming. these are just the details of these operations to shape the situation. the only thing i would like to add is that these operations take place with such a ukrainian accent, you know. the thing is that they should pass practically without losses from the side, and-and it, carried out by a and with medium e, with medium-severity losses from opponents.

the ukrainians, on the other hand, lost a significant number of both armored vehicles and personnel. still at the stage of preparation and, of course, this reduced their potential. well, let's see how many days of the week or months there are enough people for this. here is the onslaught, george , thank you very much. thank you for the bread time and thank you for your very efficient work. i hope you will be back on the air soon. good luck to you. take care of yourself. here's the situation on it. well , perhaps the most strategically dangerous area. well, what i don’t understand is ruslan, if the ukrainians have accumulated such large forces, i have no doubt that they have discopied, if they have more, uh, not only a few brigades, but a couple corps trained in e and e

, largely led by nato and the united states. why is there such a certain lack of self-confidence in kiev and , most importantly, in washington, in brussels, here some kind of discrepancy is simply underestimated. uh, guessing, or is it really some kind of uncertainty in one's abilities. well, you know, purely military point of view hmm everyone knows that offensive. and the defense, as it were, is this fork of loss, it is there three to one. and if the offensive is going on in the building, yes, in the industrial and in the urbanized uh in some place, it's maybe six to one the ukrainians understand that for all that they have prepared it is a significant degree of such a single-shot gun. yes, you shot once, then twice. you can exhibit next year the situation, as we see it is changing. yes, not yet cardinally, but we

see that the belgians are unhappy, so to speak, that together with these so-called russian volunteers, they are controlled by ukrainian military intelligence. uh, so they saw these people on russian territory. uh, belgian machine guns. yes initially, the end-use certificate meant the use of these machines only on ukrainian territory, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. we know that there is a serious debate going on in america. yes, a country that narrowly escaped defaulting a huge amount of money. e merges a in ukraine therefore, the first is a purely military understanding that there may be problems, and the second is purely political, that a lot can change in a year, so it’s completely unsurprising that they, let’s say , uh, confused, they have not yet accepted, probably to the end. e decision about this offensive. i'll say more. this is an attack. there may even be no master plan. yes, they will terrorize us. yes

, they will create an atmosphere of nervousness, and they will be forces. there, relatively speaking, from the battalion to the brigade. here is to probe the front. e in hope here, where nothing will work. if we do not flinch, then in general they may not succeed in the offensive, because in the case there will simply be a bloodbath for the senator. klimas. you are also watching situation. you have a slightly different focus, you focus. uh, as i understand it, of course, you focus, yes, everything that concerns. russian security but you have a specific focus on uh, the russian position and what she is doing inside russia, what she is doing outside of russia and what she is doing, so to speak, on command from kiev to their who she is, trying to cross what -something by military force, basically a fictitious border of russia tell us about your work and your

concerns. thank you indeed. uh, we're having an all-out hybrid war what takes place in the ukrainian theater of operations. this is part of this war , there are a lot of fronts in this war, and i’m the only one with you who doesn’t agree that they are carrying out commands from kiev there. there are other commanders there. uh, in fact, the kiev junta has the same commanders, but of course, u serious people in the united states of america i said yes yes yes, yes, yes from kiev , yes, but not not the people of kiev, yes, here and recently , stars appeared there in a sra, so on a famous wall, and most likely, these are those who explain, these are stars, which means dead people yes, dead people are dead, when some officer leaves there. uh, it means undercover, sometimes his memory perpetuates with this very

star the headquarters in the cia apartment and new ones appeared, do you think, and there are, uh, rumors that they appeared to me, at least one was shown, well, even views, i won’t be everything talk live. i don't think there is one star. well, i must be saying, i just saw. hey, it's like , it's enough that if it's reliable information that the cia is there and active, in my opinion, in my opinion, it's in america nobody hides. no, this is the lord, well, you understand. e in the united states of america and in the pentagon and the state department and e-e in the centrally branched direction of other specialized structures. well, even in the white house, even in the white house, they are well aware that no matter how the contour ends, an attack or something else for such a power as the russian federation, which for a moment is a nuclear missile power. it does not matter fatal,

but what is fatal for our country from their point of view. and what cannot their point of view to hurt them is an internal explosion, because if let's say, uh, there will be a direct clash of, say , the armed forces of the united states of america and the russian federation, then this means uh. v. in general, the end of all life on earth. if you say seriously, this is an unacceptable option for them, which means that the annoying factor remains to be preserved. and irritating russia, trying to disturb the calm inside our country, including with the help of so -called foreign agents who are now and in in sufficient numbers abroad to try to split our country, using, among other things , the manipulation of a separatist mood. so, when we recently held a field meeting in the kaliningrad region, we were talking about this very seriously. it was

true behind closed doors for obvious reasons, but nonetheless. there were representatives of all necessary departments. we watched this story in dynamics. and this story has its own huge specifics in the kaliningrad region, but it has specifics in other territories russian federation thank god for those years that have passed since our tragic nineties in the kaliningrad region mood. in general, i consider combat and what they are trying to do with our opponents. it turns out, but i must say that these are our very opponents. there , several hundred active events have already been attempted to be held, including through representatives of this pseudo- civil society. who did it? you know, yes, well, i don’t know, i won’t talk about the surname, yes, but let’s say so neatly activity diplomatic corps located on the territory of the kaliningrad region for a period of time has increased, we will talk about this in our

special report of the cosmetic corps - this is the consulate, in this particular case. this is not only a consulate, but there were visiting diplomats. eh, they were not forbidden to do this, they moved around the territory of the russian federation, again, i won’t. report the incident in full, but we will have it published in june. uh, our commission's interim special report on new challenges that occurred just in the period of 22-23 years in terms of protecting state sovereignty and our territorial integrity. so that's just their attempt. here, as you very correctly told here, azazhi this , and with the help of the drg with the help of various kinds of provocations, then more shelling of the belgorod region, the same thing happens, and not only in relation to kaliningrad, the same thing happens in those territories where, from their point of view. there is some separatist potential and this will happen and they will try to do everything for

in order to use the situation in the ukrainian tvd to stimulate these sentiments in the depths of russia, because the main thing is their calculation, no matter how many tanks they send, ukraine is there in one direction or another. they perfectly understand for a nuclear-missile superpower - this is what you think, here i understand their common intentions. yes, well, here you have it. eh, understanding what they want to do more specifically, and understandable. what are you looking at. by the way, in one of the programs, remember, we talked about the fact that they changed the main goal. uh, their common main goal over the past 15-20 years was to change the political leadership of our country and reformat our political system. now they are nevertheless inclined to believe that no matter what happens in russia , a russian is not needed as such, so splitting russia in any way is not necessary this year, they are in general. realists

and apparently, this project 224 is just a transition to the stage that they consider the main one, that is, to split. a how to do it? here i repeat again. eh, that means it. identification of those points that, from their point of view, will be promising for splitting the country, they are preparing for this , including personnel abroad, they are recruited from those who, in general, for well-known reasons, have leaked, of course, they do not need all the people for these purposes, but there is a certain audience there, and in addition, work continues inside the country, these are the tragic events that occurred recently, those terrorist acts. they were made by the hands of those whom the hands of those same non-humans who at one time were in a variety of western-controlled npos and other organizations subsequently adopted e, while recognized by us as foreign agents. and

this is the staffing base. she is also preserved. that is here. uh, the desire to overexert the conditions as much as possible. e life in the russian federation in one way or another. to bring down the economic situation, but the most important thing is to really carry out the internal one. the splinter of the country is not today they are preparing for this seriously fundamentally researching our methods to prevent these. threats. they must also be deep. professional, e and complex, which is very important. thank you andrey nikolain. you lived in america for a long time, but you live in russia even longer, you were born in russia and you know the soviet soviet army in armenia well, but we had such a saying, but we have a large motherland and a small motherland under the soviet union , it was armenian. small motherland where the nose of eighteen years old was born for 50 years. i live in russia

, i apologize for the plot. it's okay, in which you were born called russia is that right? well, because the soviet union then uh was uh, there was big russia though. quite right. so that's what i want to ask him about america. surely you know russia even better in moscow and russian intellectual creative circles. somehow it happened that i don’t want to say a lot for a noticeable number of people, besides people, as it were, with notable careers, who, in general , are not very disastrous here, to put it mildly, as i understood here, that they are very critical. as you said the senators to the russian authorities. i understood that they would like some very serious internal

political reforms. but that's what they so easily go over to the side of the enemy. and that even when it becomes clear that this enemy is fighting not only with the russian political leadership, but with the russian people, that practically none of them? didn't stop, didn't say. no, wait, what are we getting ourselves into, i don't know of any such case, how can you explain it, it's very easy to explain. you asked a very good question. i just wanted to get better what you said, maybe you don't agree with me, they didn't cross dmitri they they were always there, it was just a different situation, and they opened up and took off their masks, they were always there, there were always people here who, uh, in intellectual circles, and

so on, said that rashka was an insulting contemptuous attitude towards their own country, towards their own history. and so these people have always been strangers, moreover, for them it is an old story. i had to write. here. uh, when i wrote the work, does the future of russia have the chaadaev letter there, analyzed and so on, one of the main problems for russia it was that the intelligentsia always took an anti-state position and anti-russian positions, this is why, by the way, the british said, it’s only the great great spoke, but i don’t know any journalists or some kind of there in england, uh, supposedly philosophers and

so further. could they become such a terrible political force, what are the french so -called intellectuals? according to voltaire and others, they turned beau-marchais and other things turned france because he spoke correctly, but because these are what they call french the intelligentsia was the first, which, in general, made this revolution with these crazy ideas that ended in a gilylative one. well, then the dictatorship of bonaparte empire well, then the collapse of all this. eh, you understand, our intelligentsia followed the french intelligentsia. there are huge pieces of ducks willa reasoning that these people are groundless these people are irresponsible and these people, of course, live on the basis of some invented ideas and try

to really fit these ideas. well and therefore these people and always. by the way, this is also it is very important for us to this i now when you say these people, i am sure you do not mean all the intelligentsia. you mean something. uh, you don’t know the narrower one, no, i mean, the vast majority of the russian intelligentsia, because you understand here in russia unfortunately, due to certain circumstances, they always looked back and thought, how will they react, and what will they say in paris a what will they say in london and what will they say in washington? many of these people had an inferiority complex, and they, of course, were always ready. but if this is at the level

of yeltsin and gorbachev once mikhail sergeevich told me, for sure, but why are you writing? that because of a pat on my shoulder because of some kind words, i am losing one position after another. i say mikhal sergeevich and what are you doing and praise to you to see these trends. e, before many others, and praise be to you, so that they began to talk and write about them back in the late eighties. but where do i disagree with you? is it that this is the majority of russian intelligentsia one by one the reason, of course, is interesting by definition more critically minded, nothing gave such , er, the definition of the intellectuals of the united states who are involved in politics. he said "intellectual" is probably more correct to say "intellectual" and should not support any administration other than the one in which he works and only when

that administration follows his advice. so there is such an element with the intelligentsia. eh, but that's what to go over to the side of the enemy? this is the other extreme. well, for example, uh, cadets pavel milyukov. uh, they were extremely critical of the old regime, there is no question here, and they were not always fair in their criticism. well, what to support kaiser wilhelm that was not, that was not, and with us now on skype , evgeny schmidt, bundestan deputy from the party alternative for germany, evgeny are glad to see you and especially glad to see you today, because i have reasons congratulate you on very good results for your games. so far, only at the level of public opinion polls. they are some kind of electoral victories, but on issues public opinion. in general, your party

broke into the top three, caught up, er, with the ruling social demo. the krats are in front of the greens who are entering the police. how do you evaluate such yours for you, of course, a very, probably, encouraging result. hello. thanks again for the congratulations, of course, the alternative for germany as we see it. on the last questions. uh, more and more it is moving up and this , of course, cannot but rejoice, that is , the only party that advocates a policy for the citizens of its country, and not in the interests of some alien powers and ideologies and so on. i mean, uh, and people are finally starting to understand. uh, what a party, what a party the only state. uh, let's just say to represent their interests and, uh, get germany out of the impasse into which the policy of the green politician, the ruling traffic light and

the coalition has led. and here is what this traffic-light coalition and the bundestag supporting the majority wants, what they want from their declared war with russia i understand what they are doing now. but how do they see the end of this situation or do they want endless war? that's a good question, indeed this question was asked by me and other deputies in the parliamentary commission commission, in principle, representatives of the government more than once. eh, and even silk this question was asked and always the answer is the same we must win, that is, there is no other alternative, no plan b. that is, ukraine must win, we will support ukraine until complete victory, and so on and so forth, when it is pointed out, uh

, such things that it is impossible in principle to defeat a nuclear power, that is, uh, otherwise everything it may slide into a third world war, which is not. there can be no winners , however, this thesis. it absolutely dominates among the ruling circles and somehow here is a balanced opinion in this regard. no, that is, to our questions. well, that's impossible. how are you going? that is, if russia is driven into a corner, even now, if everything falls on everyone's house and the whole world, then nuclear missiles will simply fly in response and already there, uh, completely, completely about others. uh, you 'll have to worry about things, but this one the thesis is quite openly propagated further. and most importantly, people understand people see where it all goes. what is this constant escalation going to, that is , at first germany supplied helmets

, medicines there, then some kind of small arms. eh, and tanks spoke at the same time. we will never supply tanks now and there is already talk of long-range missiles and military aircraft. that is, this spiral is not visible. e, where when she finishes and all all these actions of our green minister for external relations. they also, of course, cause a lot of criticism. and here is this last round of confrontation, when we close the consulate, and one hundred and from the other side. uh, when uh goethe institute. e in russia stops working, and in germany, uh, the russian house, and now the diplomatic institutions are closing, this is all, of course , uh, they don’t find understanding in people, so more and more people turn away from this policy of confrontation with the russian federation who by the way, costs germany very cheaply and, on the whole, hits very hard on

affordable for a simple german layman in the form of high inflation in the form of high energy prices, that is, we all understand that after the explosions of the northern northern streams, uh, which provided stable de. deliveries of hydrocarbons to tens of millions of households were heated by cheap russian gas, and to the enterprise a whole sector of the economy. uh, they allowed themselves to produce competitive products and this, providing a generally high standard of living in germany, that is, all this all this came to an end. now. america has imposed its liquefied gas, which is many times more expensive than uh, than, than when it was russian gas , and people already feel it. uh, utility bills. uh, what is that they can no longer afford some things and part of the industry. it simply curtails production and transfers it to those countries where

, say, energy resources and have a completely different side, that is, many different aspects. and including here are various bills that are absolutely not supported among the population. that is , the last one is the modernization of housing, that is, here is a very resonant bill that the greens are pushing through in view of their ideology, that is, the greens undertook to save, uh, the climate on the planet, destroying their own industry. that is, they have set such a goal for themselves, and this whole program of industrialization in germany, it is very widely picked up with the greens. uh, those closed last nuclear power plants, uh, are also such a stumbling block, that is, germany closed, the last nuclear power plant buys electricity. right there with from neighboring countries. uh, a completely ridiculous decision and already now they say it's winter. uh, you have to re-mothball coal-fired power plants in a completely inconsistent, stupid energy policy all over the world. uh,

they just laugh at such stupidity that the ruling politicians are carrying out here in germany and that's it. it's this set of factors. eh, this is all the climate craze . plus, now i have already mentioned the housing modernization bill, when the owners are enough. well, i will not say the old, well, not modern iron, they put at their own expense to modernize and insulate houses. e change heating. that is, to put heat pumps there and so on. uh, at their own expense, that is, people should just take and i don’t know put 30 50 thousand on the table, which they may never have had. maybe someone inherited a house, maybe someone barely, er, pays off loans , and he simply cannot afford to take and lay out such a round sum, nevertheless green, and that is, the ruling

the coalition, following this green agenda , pushes green ideologies of this kind decisions, which, of course, is reflected in the latest issues of public opinion, which when people say, i'm sorry, but what you do it's everything against just the population against the inhabitants of germany therefore, yes, therefore, the party is the only party that, let's say, speaks like this for common sense both in the economy and in foreign policy and stands for the interests , first of all, of its own citizens of its own country, and not for the sake of either ideology or interest. uh, other outside political forces. that is, this is exactly alternative for germany so we are now in second place. thanks a lot. i wanted to ask you a question. you know, i really wanted to ask a question from the very beginning, but you said a lot. i would like to make just one point. you know,

the germans are pragmatic and generally reasonable people. can't they see that america is deliberately destroying the german economy today, destroying the well-being of the german people. and now, destroying these gas pipelines. in general, it is pushing germany to escalate and confront russia. but russia has never refused to fulfill its obligations; in terms of energy supplies to germany, it has always been a reliable partner since the time of the grand chancellor. e welin who in those days dared to turn germany towards the soviet union and began a new eastern policy. that's what i wanted to say. society

understands who is an enemy, and who is a friend, so our party is an alternative for germany, of course, there is such a concept, an understanding. yes, indeed, and during the cold war, we all remember the height of the cold war, uh, the soviet union carried out uninterrupted supply of energy carriers to germany via pipelines. uh, that is, all this was all in the sense that russia is unreliable. hey supplier. uh energy energy resources. these are all just custom-made articles. here is the propaganda that goes on in the media. in fact, there is nothing like that, eh , and that's why there was no understanding here in the ranks of our party, but, unfortunately, uh, there is still a role to play. uh, the opinion that is now being imposed, i already said from the outside which, which, let's say, the interests of others beyond the ocean e of our partners in quotation marks,

who would like to destroy this connection between russia and germany because, apparently, they are afraid of some kind of competition. that is, if allowed. uh, germany with its very efficient economy, uh, and like a pillar of the european union and russia with immense natural resources. that is, they could, in principle, establish such good neighborly relations. uh, mutually beneficial relations could, of course, uh, let’s say so, argue with the hegemony of the united states, which is why such preventive strikes are being made both on and on gas pipelines, uh, and in terms of the fact that germany from the outside, they are trying to somehow set on russia, that is, they are forcing tanks. at the same time , it is deceiving. e, although the tanks were supposed to be delivered, let's say, simultaneously to the usa and germany, that is, we see, in fact , germany there scraped out of its stocks of the latter what it was

. the united states does not even think about fulfilling its obligations. well, this is typical behavior, here. again, in quotation marks partners and great to you. thank you. thanks for taking the time. congratulations you and hope to see you soon with our broadcast. and now we are going to advertising , we will be back in just a few minutes. for me, this is the number one event, as if we all participated in the whole world. here in this large-scale action, the emotional beautiful makes you think about what really the prices in this life we ​​know how we do, we are cool.

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my norms wake up earlier than before to rise above myself and find the strength to put off devoting time to myself, when sport, the norm of life in switzerland came to russia, did not join this pro- atlantic view, i was considered an agent of the kremlin will switzerland be able to maintain its age-old neutrality in europe to manage non- europeans? is america able to stop its war machine, which is turned against us by the us in our program?

you spoke to the senator of the great efforts that are being made in the collective west to undermine the morale and political unity of russia. of course, history says that the great powers, especially the powers that are involved in the patriotic war. and this is what is happening today with russia is very difficult , almost impossible to win. unless something is undermined in them, inside and kiesinger repeatedly said that, in general, again, the great power should never be squeezed out of it, because, even if you have this it turned out like in versailles in germany. so it’s more expensive for herself, because such a dredge, she will naturally feel slighted.

she. it will be natural to think about how to restore their strength and achieve their goals again in the collective west does not see this. i keep trying to figure out why they don’t see and i don’t have an adequate explanation that i personally would be sure of, and he naturally comes to mind that the only hope is that he will be able to finish russia in the form in which it exists today, do you think it with the specific task of the modern west, i am here drawing a distinction between dreams to which everyone is entitled, including politics. i'm talking about the difference between these kind of evil dreams. and do you think that the task of the collective west and, above all, the task of

the biden administration, as they set themselves, is to undermine the existence of russia itself from my point of view. now, if we take out of brackets all the idiots, who are also enough there, and all sorts of such sofa philosophers, then, certainly. uh, the united states of america, those people who really govern washington today, they see us as an existential threat, that is, they see us as a state that can, if necessary , protect itself from any aggressor. of course, they strive not to accustom, not to tame russia, not to weaken russia. they understand all this. that is why they choose the doctrine of the dismemberment of russia, and by the way, to say this is a doctrine. it pops up for the first time. just remember what the entente did if you raise the documents of the entente, especially the twenties

years of the early twenties. in the same place , the zone of influence was painted right there. it was clear there who the uk should seize, so to speak, who was to go to the united states of america, who was to japan, and this section of the pie is in many ways reminiscent of what the gossip is about now from uh, these are the shadow rulers in the countries of the so -called big seven, therefore, of course . uh, of course, if we assume, the current biden administration. they asked me if she thinks about it, then smart people understand that it is impossible to do this within a year. just impossible, and so they count. apparently. now , somehow, to pass the period of the american elections in order to bring the matter to the end in the next four years and make sure that russia impedes their understanding of the main thing. she left the political arena. by the way, today you quoted

blinkin’s recent saying not far from our borders in helsinki where he said that we are not opponents of you, like that, but i recommend him to re-read the american law number uh, 115-44l, 115, 44 of 2017 we are still there just called an adversary, but the secretary of state cannot oppose federal law in the united states of america , so i believe more in what is written in federal law than what he says from time to time. uh, blinkin faces like him. well , in general, i have a feeling that it's wrong to say, uh, that the secretary of state, damn it, and other representatives, and his administrations never tell the truth. this rarely happens to them. all in all. yes, they do this. collision with the truth, in my opinion, they do not sin, do not abuse, huh? ruslan is still

uh, we need to, uh, get ready, and for the long-term fierce costly, but also, in general, very risky strategies regarding russia, so when i look at the united states, the vast majority of american voters that you said senator. these far-reaching plans for russia, the vast majority of american voters do not know anything, if they were told that they must risk a nuclear war for this. then they would be absolutely shocked, they tell him, no, let's heroic ukraine and desperate resists we help them in peaceful

opportunities. well, in general, life from this did not become much more difficult. and so we are not a party to this war. so, when you look at nato plans, they are really confident that if western capitals say that they are not parties to the conflict, then this is what the russian leadership will accept and will, as it were, act on the basis of their own opinions about western representations. you know nato exists at several speeds, on the one hand. this is certainly an organization built around the united states therefore, i always smile when they say that the voice of albania or estonia is, of course, as important as the voice of the united states yes , a democratic state, all decisions are made by consensus, that is, it is clear that the united states is the main player and it is

able to impose their will, but at the same time the americans, especially after trump e, according to a number of european e political forces, so to speak traumatized, well traumatized. obama started when he called letniks. remember freeriders that they don't pay extra, so it's like the current administration. in washington, it’s like, relatively speaking, she gave a number of things to the boat. that’s why we see, u, that they have become so strong inside nato, uh, hmm, the voices of the same estonia or also lithuania or poland yes, and the american voice has become quieter, well stoltenberg. it seems to me that you can simply ignore it, because it gives the impression that you know it. so, when they sometimes knock at our houses, especially before some charismatic preachers, that's what the question is. they don't give you that feeling that they are playing the same cassette. she just goes in a circle, so does the table. so he once said something original, he always says the same thing, yes, it

seems that he has this cassette in his brain . that's why in my opinion. we must share. that's how nato chatter nato desire to bleed the russians with foreign forces and nato as a military organization most of the nato generals, uh, who serve the national forces. they, of course, understand that if russia, uh, will disperse a little no one will seem, but noisy politicians. yes, and some of their media have recently been published. a report in america by the crisis institute on how many american, so-called independent think tanks receive funding either directly or indirectly from the pentagon or from defense industry companies, the vast majority over ninety-five percent. naturally, whoever pays orders the music, so we hear this huge hype. yes, but it is necessary to create a certain atmosphere that if you are the voice of reason, then you

you're just an accomplice of this criminal regime to defame. people of common sense and people of good will, and at least by drawing a caricature on them, but in general you can reach mccarthyism, therefore in my opinion. well, while people still don’t drag questions, and they are there from the heart, in principle, so to speak. and by the way, a heart attack there, some happen. i just received a very ominous email from washington the other day. no not from a government organization, ostensibly voluntary, who coordinate work. but such non-profitable organizations as the center of national intellects headed and there it is given to me. uh, the very last serious warning. no , i obviously did not know, ah, that i had already retired. and the most serious warning

is that we did not pass the plan to attract lgt, yes, as employees and they remind you. and that it is obligatory for such organizations, not in the sense that there is no law. if you don’t go along, meet them halfway and don’t agree to these quotas, then they will write to everyone that you are an organization outcast that you refuse to fulfill your social obligations and try. after that, get some support from large philanthropic foundations, and even more so from some government organizations. but maybe i'm not the same as we are cortis. well, in general, somehow unload from my point of view. it smells very bad. even worse, andronicus again returned to your

period in america; it seems to me that this was not the case. you know, oddly enough dmitry, i must agree with you. i think that as soon as i left the situation, i quickly went. in general, e down and irreparable consequences. by the way, here is a wise man. i love him very much and i love to read his work and he is a great person. by the way, i think e donald trump is based on his book. in general, he pursued his policy both internally and externally. this is patrick booking who, uh, dimitri you know well, who wrote the great book of the death of the west a. then he wrote the second great book. uh, superpower suicide, even will the us live until 2025? the book begins with a very interesting

thought. you touched on this. andrey spoke about this. there is a brilliant wording there, he quotes toynbee, otherwise he would say that the great civilizations of the state never perish due to external blows. they commit suicide. and once in the center of national interest, when we discussed such issues, he was present there. here dmitry will confirm. i hope the georgian professor, who began to speak and speaks. well, we defeated the soviet union and so on. i interrupted him and said, you did not defeat the soviet union committed suicide and you know why dmitry is now they are pursuing this policy, what andrey is talking about because once they managed to do it.