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Understanding 9/11tv Anti Feik 1TV July 28, 2023 12:00am-12:41am MSK
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the house is crumbling into our relations, but the sanctions remain. we still have. eh, how many years have already passed and our property has not been returned, not all aphids are not in san francisco , nor washington uh, nor uh in new york, and dozens of russian diplomats were declared persona non grata, and were, uh, forced to leave . uh, the united states of america . therefore, this, uh, russophobia. you know , the political establishment, and washington, of course, is poisoned by russophobia, but the farther you leave, it's washington. are you? i would call that the average of america , uh, then uh, there is no ah, as if anti-russian sentiments regarding our country, we are treated with great respect and interest. and by the way, even speaking of what
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the economic sanctions have announced against us, and many firms really do not want to leave, uh, and people come to us and ask. i mean businessmen. what can be done and how can you position yourself in order to stay on the russian market? albeit a little, freezing your business, but retaining the opportunity, if and when, as we we say e in order to resume. this is the interaction. i don’t have to tell you that donald trump, at least at the level of rhetoric, takes completely different positions on ukraine than the biden administration. i also shouldn't tell you that many in moscow , let's just say, don't take his statement literally. i remind you that when he was president, he also made these kinds of statements, but even his own administration's policy. very often in the other
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direction. do you think american policy towards ukraine does it significantly depend on the results of the upcoming elections? here it is necessary, of course, to figure out what ukraine is in general for america, and you know, i am now trying to find some definition. it seems to me that ukraine is a kind of pawn on the great geopolitical chessboard of the united states of america. as you know, it is very easy to donate today. ukraine is needed. why because, uh, americans in western countries use u ukraine as a kind of brush, and use it to the maximum in order to strike uh, on the russian federation, try to return the situation to the nineties, not to give us the opportunity, together with other countries, but the big south, to create a new international
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order based on, first of all, in principle, or the indivisibility of security, and this is what the americans really want . to make us a secondary, uh, country, which should not play any decisive role, and not in vain, by the way, they are aiming to deprive us of the opportunity to be on the security council as a permanent member and some stupid statements. even let's take away nuclear weapons from russia, some crazy words in general. as for ukraine, ukraine is needed as long as it is a good tool in the fight against russia, as long as e ardent opponents of russia are ardent opponents. the building of equal and respectful relations between the two countries will be achieved primarily in the state department. yes, and in other departments. uh, until then, and ukraine will be used
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exactly as a club in order to strike, uh, at russian interests, and, as it were this was not the more painful, but for us, of course, what we see, well, the loss of any human life on the battlefield. this, of course, is a tragedy, this is horror, which, of course, no one needs. eat. is it true. you know, this is dmitry, i meet people, uh, who say that without russia it is impossible to solve global problems. whether it is in the field of strategic climate security, a lot come to us. e talk on the topic, but for me, let's say. the most important thing can be today the fight against terrorism. i i think that this is a common evil, which, in theory, should unite any administration, whether republican or democratic. however , this has not been achieved so far. and i think that
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namely, as an anti-russian ram, and ukraine is needed, but it will play a secondary role. eh, no one will refuse to help her, apparently help will be later. placed under tighter uh control, well, no one needs this weight on their feet, you know, as such, the ukrainian state, no , it lives off, uh, western handouts stop it all today. stop this money transfer. uh, weapons and all. it will collapse. indeed, somehow the same dam, about which i told you when they said, supposedly that russia would not withstand the pressure of the ukrainian contraception. uh, the last question, it concerns things not so, if you want global, but very topical, how does he manage your embassy to work in such conditions. uh, i remember that, uh, when i
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was still in washington, there was a lot of pressure on the embassy for a very long time. and the pressure which accepted. well, some, honestly obscene forms, including some kind of appearance of fr in front of the entrance to the embassy , shouting did not offer the embassy staff to go to the american side. this is where it goes on. uh, alas, alas and alas, all this continues, the current administration is not ready, but constructive interaction with the embassy do everything possible to reduce the number of diplomats working in america my colleagues, yes, and i myself , we do not have the opportunity for a normal conversation at the state department. i'm not talking about some other e departments of communication is limited exclusively by telephone. what about me? yes, indeed, i visited the state department several times this year, but only to listen, and our
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diplomats cannot fulfill elementary instructions regarding the irresponsible behavior of the russian armed forces or russia in quotation marks in one part of the world or another. we cannot transfer any document. you know , there were such cases when i applied to the state department for a meeting and expected a response from the first deputy secretary of state. 4 months, but i never got such an opportunity, i note that such harsh conditions for american diplomats in moscow do not exist . american ambassadors are received by american diplomats, but they visit the foreign ministry and have the opportunity to have conversations. and here washington is happy with such a situation and no one is ready to help us, but to reach out to those people who sit behind strong powerful bureaucratic e, walls or doors,
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but dmitry it's bad here and before us is a clear and clear task of protecting the national interests of russia and attempts, by the way, at the same time to let the americans break into a crisis and lead to a direct clash between russia and washington. we do not want this, we have millions of compatriots here. we are trying to help special attention to those who ended up in prisons. dmitry this, of course, is a very great sadness and sadness for the relatives of these people. eh, i myself participate in this work recently visited. e, anatoly legkodymov dmitry ukrainian vladislav klyushin. i went to jail last year. roman seleznev and viktor bout are very happy that he has returned home. i plan to visit
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alexander vinnik in the near future, i can list these people endlessly, because i don’t know these names with everyone. it is a sign that they are in american prisons. this is the result of a hunt for russian citizens around the world, their fate is very important to us. we will do everything. for them to return home. and as i told you, we are diplomats, not on the west coast. united states of america for various reasons. millions of people live here. we have two diplomats, two consuls, who have the right to visit various parts of the united states of america without notification, because everyone else has such a policy now. uh, state department, they're refusing visits. so these two diplomats visit this or that corner of the united states of america every month and have provided consular assistance to thousands
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of russians, they are waiting for us, and people greet us crying. they are happy with this conversation, they need this support, and do not protect our diplomats, but protect them from this russophobia. uh , i want to tell you that no matter how hard it is , this is the task of protecting our compatriots , the russians who live here and, as i said in prison, will remain so. the most important thing. our task they will work. uh, dimitri regardless of anything until the last diplomat to work here in washington thank you very much sir. i am especially hopeful if i come to the united states and i have problems the embassy will be on the alert and organize appropriate visit is always nice to hear such things, but in general, of course i will tell
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you honestly. i would very much like the embassy to have the opportunity to discuss those issues for which embassies , in general, basically exist and, i know , worked well, who they are you arrived back in 2017 and also there were hard times, but nonetheless others and i remember what kind of people came to the embassy and i know what kind of people are interested in this opinion, then what is happening. now you are absolutely right. this is not a reflection of the approach of normal americans in russia under normal. i don't even mean, as you know, poor and hungry. quite prosperous, quite well educated, but just people who are not politicians, there are many such people, but they are absolutely prevented from having any normal dialogue with russia by the embassy.
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i would like to end on some other note , i can say. he just thanks for everything. what are you doing. thank you for taking the time and take care of yourself. thank you dmitry i will be waiting for you in washington i want to say, of course i will come to you, but i am waiting for you washington with pleasure. i will do my best to ensure a good productive efficient conversation. thanks thank you very much. the focus of our attention is the minister of defense of ukraine oleksiy reznikov i think that expectations have been exaggerated regarding this con plan. the performance is actually one of the top five professionals who know how to withdraw money , got these skills, protecting a fairly rich class of oligarchs and due to this, he was appointed minister of the baron. we carry out the mission of nato today without losing their blood with loss of our blood, because they need to
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i don’t like the fatal exodus, the male has never shown what he means for the russian people without looking back at me. everything that he considered necessary to be in time and needs to be said to the memory of vladimir vysotsky, the train leaves for heaven on saturday on the first, as we all want. we've just had a very interesting conversation with the russian ambassador to washington by anatoly antonov and he spoke about the deplorable state
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of russian-american relations. how many things are being done by the united states that are clearly against the interests of russia and even include, let's call a spade a spade, providing ukraine with weapons, including such dubious weapons as cluster munitions. and all this is given to kill russian soldiers. well, let's call a spade a spade again. normal russian citizens who live in those areas where hostilities take place under these conditions, it is quite natural that more and more russians are not only not accepted, the united states, in general , is beginning to think whether it is possible to deal with such a country and look at the statements
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of american politicians some of the them more encouraging than others, but then they remember how these politicians. i mean, in this case, first of all, uh, ex. perhaps future president donald trump, how do these politicians say one thing during election campaigns and then do another and even if they have good intentions, you , in general, these good intentions somehow burrow into the swamp of washington politics and nothing really new happens, which is quite understandable. vision and at the level of analysis and at the level of emotions. i advise the point of view. however, america does not agree now, a very divided country and half of the country does not support president biden and is far from enthusiastic, but
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i do not agree with his russophobic opposition in ukraine and in general. e with this e position is emotional, because it's like. well, if you like, but eliminate the real hope that the situation could change. and it seems to me that here hope absolutely should not die, because if you look at the actions of other american presidents, you will see that in america , literally, the creation of an independent american state took place two. theirs is not political tendencies that competed with each other alone - this is the trend that represented the first american president, from my point of view, the greatest georgesington, which was great an american patriot who was a former
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general who was not afraid to say a very tough and sometimes very tough person, and his behavior during the war with the indians. many called it not just tough, but cruel, but washington's approach to foreign policy was such that it was necessary to protect america, it was necessary to promote american interests, but it was not necessary to interfere in the affairs of other countries, especially in some distant regions, and especially when these affairs are the united states are not directly concerned, and he especially warned against long-term unions. because in the case of long-term alliances, there are also long-term enemies and it becomes very difficult to pursue an objective policy in the american interests. representatives of this school of american diplomacy from my point of view were donald
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trump. i didn't know trump, uh, personally, before he decided to run for president. elections, but to my surprise , his company approached me and asked me to help organize his speech. this was to be his first foreign political speech, and he spoke at an event that it was in the famous hotel my glories, if you want a very traditional, and american place for some, but private meetings and for some big events , president trump spoke there in april of the sixteenth year and said the following regarding american foreign policy: we we want to live in peace and friendship with russia china we have serious disagreements with these two countries and we should not have any illusions, but at
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the same time we are not obliged to be opponents with them. we must seek common ground based on russia's common interests for example, also faced the horror of islamic terrorism. i believe that reducing tensions and improving relations with russia but only from a position of strength is absolutely possible , common sense suggests that this cycle of this terrible vicious circle of hostility must end and ideally it will end soon in a positive way for both countries, some say that russians won't act sensibly i'm determined to find out if we can't make a deal under my administration a deal that would be great not just very good but splendid for america but also good for russia then we could finish negotiations quickly. it's very simple, we're going to find out. these were good intentions, of which, as we know, little, which worked out in part, this is because trump was hounded because of his alleged cooperation with russia, cooperation that, even as
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the special prosecutor admitted, was cooperation that never happened. well , then trump has a lot of virtues - this is a courageous man this man with his vision of the world. this man is very pragmatic, but with the other side. he is not very disciplined, and he is, to some extent, an eccentric and he pays too much attention to who treats him like and what to say about him , and sometimes this determines how he selects his employees, they are their business qualities. and they don’t know how they can really help him, whether he will be able to overcome these problems if he is elected president in the twenty-fourth year. there was another president, richard nixon, who was definitely not an eccentric, who, in my opinion, was one of the most, if you want, analytical american
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presidents who were not a friend of russia but who made a strategic decision at the beginning of his presidency that it was necessary to establish normal relations with the soviet union from china and this was not an easy decision for him, because, firstly , the soviet union then actively supported north vietnam and the united states, of course, took part in that war on the side of south vietnam, and finally, even then there was this deep state, even then there were not conservatives who were desperately trying to persecute neither xenos, while they poison trump today, but he was ready to go at times. international tension and negotiate with brezhnev, and smao, judon, nevertheless, the nixons were re-elected with a victory in 49 states out of fifty forty-nine states
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out of fifty and he received more than 60% of the vote. and he had every reason to think that his second term. and, as they say, very important and from the point of view of his interests and intentions very positively. unfortunately, the famous watergate happened, and definitely. uh, the meaning of what nixon did is not so very exaggerated, but also clearly he framed himself. er, i know that, not just er, by virtue of my reading history. i know because nixon opinion. soon he talked about it himself. he knew that he had made mistakes. he knew he had set himself up. and as a result, you have very important things, especially in the field of foreign policy, which he wanted to implement, these things did not work out for him. well, what can we say that e presidents who aspire
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to normal relations with russia that they befall evil? the horn can be said not without grounds that they face particular hostility and it is especially important for them to avoid mistakes. but i can only tell you one thing. it's certainly very difficult to be a realistic president in the united states. but if you look at american opinion polls. you would find that there are very few people who want to support a presidential candidate, because they love russia very much and they want to have real friendship with moscow, there are not many such people in america. yes, but you will also find that there are very few people who were truly hostile to russia and who would refuse to vote for a presidential candidate because he is open to new
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relations with moscow because he is interested in a real dialogue with putin , the american electorate is ready for such an approach to such a policy. i do not undertake to predict what will happen in the elections for 24 years. in the meantime, these are the jumps where, in general , both the one and the expensive competitor have approximately equal results in public opinion polls, and both are vulnerable to one investigation by the presidential prosecutors. e investigates the other. i mean biden republicans in congress and predict the results. it is very difficult for you to compete with confidence, but i can say with confidence that there are real chances of a change in american policy in relations with russia , such real chances exist, they must
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be borne in mind. let's listen to what joseph stalin said about relations with germany at the end of world war ii. but it would be ridiculous to identify the hitler clique with the german people with the german state, the experience of history says that hitlers come and go, but the german people, but the german state remains. unfortunately, the biden administration represents a large part of america, but it certainly does not represent the whole of america; there are other opinions, there are other trends. this must be kept in mind, and i think that for hopelessness in relation to the united states , there should be no place for this hopelessness ; there must be realists. if you like, healthy pessimism in the sense that it is counting on some improvement in relations
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with washington would be naive, but it was also it would be wrong to exclude such an opportunity and behave as if russia is doomed to a permanent collision with america. i think that such fatalism would be wrong. it was a great game, see you next week. we saw the video, now i ask this question with special meaning for many years she was called the main european leader, a symbol of the unity and strength of the european union, an exclusive conversation between pranksters vovan and lexus with the former german chancellor is on our program today. this is an
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anti-fake program. here we see our struggle against fakes and disinformation in our studio today alina lip war correspondent and journalists many times. we met with her and on the other side of the screen and you were in our studio somehow, in my opinion, we also had conversations. and of course, the guys you know very well vladimir kuznetsov prank journalist bath and alexei stolyarov journalist lexus you guys seem to have found a notebook with high-ranking people often, of course, it's certainly nice. who will be discussed today. today, let's talk to an angel. merkel find out what she does in retirement political because. we have a program against fakes. yes, the most important fake that has been circulated. that's just the angels merkel that she wanted to conclude the minsk agreements. here is the peace deal. it's probably now everyone knows that it was a fake about it. today we will hear in your
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conversation on behalf of who called. petro poroshenko, as always, builds bridges. secret negotiations are returning to big politics, including one of the signatories of these agreements, from which, in principle, everything and the whole story began. well, a good friend. e angela merkel and francoland. how difficult it was to reach out to merkel, it was not so much difficult to reach out, but it was probably difficult to communicate, because she immediately set one condition. you have to speak ukrainian had to learn. eh, actually. all the rumors have been prepared by the text, the main questions have been translated. well, of course, but the pronunciation. there it is clear that the intonations so quickly and master me, but it was funny that the interpreter was just from their side a woman who obviously, ukrainian is not the main language for her either. yes, and, a. she, too, was not very comfortable and it was easier if we spoke russian, she would translate
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back into german. well, that's how the office forced, angels and also. here you are also such an interesting moment, we wanted to make a video. well, as usual, yes, we asked for a video, we asked for it in english, so that the conversation was something to communicate directly, but no. so she wanted, ukraine is german and only audio format for some reason. well maybe she looked something like that not for the picture alina you follow the work of the guys, of course, the interviews with whom you remember the conscious interview with the pulp, because you can talk to death. this is for me. well, probably the most interesting interlocutor you could choose. so, uh, well, for me it's like yes and it was very interesting to listen to it. i've already heard the conversation. i'm shocked, of course. you have already familiarized yourself. in general, you will be able to supplement correctly i express my thoughts, therefore, about e, you even voiced merkel in this conversation. yes, in general translation into russian language, and, therefore, we will not torment our viewers with expectations. let's watch this one. uh,
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conversation i am the first excerpt welcome you, vitati. we are glad to welcome you at the moment i am with our troops , of course i was glad when you said that you would like to call me, it is true that i am no longer in the service, but as a former federal concert, of course, i follow everything very carefully . well , first of all, of course, none of us is a statesman or leader of our country anymore. i would like to consult with you what do you think about the peace talks with russia. as you know, the us is opposed to this, of course, in favor of keeping the channels of communication open. why is all this so complicated? it is now very important that we do not open, of course.
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france germany is very actively communicating with the us and that this front is also very similar to the ukrainian one impresses russia can we defeat russia militarily to provide a basis for peace negotiations with russia this is even harder for me to say than for you. i would like to know your rating ukraine you know that there, together with the army, we are friends. we want to help you, as far as i understand, breaking through is important that there is a coherent policy between the allies and as far as i understand, i am also going on a very active discussion, what do you think about
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the policy of france and yes, i have the impression that france is germany the entire european union, actually have a really general policy. of course there are certain differences. poland in particular is very active, but otherwise there is a kind of agreement between the names of the macron in the usa and the state visit. i was under the impression of great unity between president biden and president macron. it's exactly the same i got the impression that u noodles. as our federal chancellor also acts in conjunction with the names of the macron, there are no disagreements in europe . she speaks of such a big master of the united states , and speaks of the french president. that is, he came there to america, they united. only she. for some reason, he doesn’t
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say anything about the external federal chancellor of germany, what kind of relationship they have with him what is his policy anyway? does it go in line with the policy that merkel led? well, politics, in principle, it is such, uh, external, as it was, in fact, it is trying to maneuver. now she is trying in every possible way to prove that she initially occupied a western position. here she says that the usa is the elder brother, that is, accordingly, with whom, uh, he communicates. so, he puts it, she shares the policy of the united states completely completely. yes, but here you hear what she says, it seems to me, the whole european union is eating. yes, only poland is the most active in this european union, all the rest together before tom, it somehow distances itself from eu policy. well, that is, now it’s like that, but she doesn’t mention her roles. elina tell me please, but people are in favor of the political interests of their heads of state political union - this is
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completely different than the people's co. because those rulers that we now have in european countries, but they do not represent the will. eh, people. there are already several am surveys. uh, among the population, for example, in germany who showed that the german people want peace with russia, friendship with russia and they have completely different goals than the rulers of ordinary people. they want to, uh, live in peace. they want to stop the supply of weapons, but nevertheless, at the rate of weapons, they do not stop, they just arrived. now sends further to ukraine with us on connections. now the deputy stag yevgeny shmid and just on the supply of weapons, we will be able to talk
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about the production of new ones. shells for anti-aircraft installations cheetah shells, by the way, have not been for him for a long time. now they will produce yevgeny, we are glad to welcome you in our program on the supply of weapons about the production of new weapons in germany, what do you know? hello eh, well, we know that germany supplied from its stocks, uh, more than 30 cheetah installations, that is, installations, uh, which, let's say, are morally obsolete, then there were stored were in long-term storage were delivered in ukraine but then as it turned out the deliveries were incomplete there were no cartridges cartridges are produced by switzerland at the meeting of nato defense ministers on ukraine, the defense minister said that a solution had been found in our concern agreed to produce himself, e, cartridges for cheetahs and there will be deliveries. uh to ukraine so that these cheetahs are not easy in their hangars to not rot further uh.
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