you definitely need to sing, come on , sing, what a unique gift you have, you hit such notes, what an upstart you think you are, larka, it's you, don't you recognize me or what? andryukha, so life is a success, you have everything that soviet women don't even dare to dream of, so what happens, you don't take a guy just because he doesn't know notes, in order to get official choir status, you need to have at least.

sing so that the sun rises. choir. premiere of a multi-part film. coming soon on channel one. races, haven't dried up, haven't evaporated, haven't become with the taste of tears, with the lump of bread into the ground and did not roll down. on the sea, on the bottom, on the bottom, on the oceans and the coast, lord, where from? so wet, so now i'll give you something dry, wait, no need, mom! followed and kissed,

we wandered around the world, swaying slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly. come on, sit down, eat, you're probably hungry, but no, i'll go, where, back to the city, i came, why, it was necessary, he came to the bride, a date, shut up, i want to persuade, mom, dad, i'll go to the army, well, how can that be? they say they don't take students?

i'm leaving the institute, what? i want to take my documents from the institute, i studied poorly, i studied well, i changed my mind, i changed my mind, i changed my mind, i'll serve in the army, then whatever happens, you're being stupid, brother, you can't do this, you'll find a new one, the world doesn't revolve around your natasha, dad, i've decided everything, natasha has nothing to do with it, no, it has nothing to do with it, the reds can't go away, so that... dad, i've decided everything , i'll get to the city, i'll take my documents from the institute, i'll go serve, we'll leave, eat , come on. dad, you don't need to talk me out of this,

wait, i understand that you feel bad, i understand how as if life is over, be patient, everything will pass, but you can't leave for 2 years, you can't abandon your mother, you have to be with her, your mother has a husband, i'll leave soon, son, is it true, then, people were talking, and i thought they were lying, you me?

we'll fight, i'm silent, and you be silent. that's it, brother, bye, mom, bye, i'm going, i'll fill out the paperwork and come back, everything will be fine, don't be hooligans, got it, okay, bye. mom, and what will he be, a sergeant or a rider? vanya, go for a walk, please, don't, kiryusha, feel sorry for me that i'll be left alone, i

endured all this, humiliated myself, while maxim was at home, and now go away. nadya, forgive me, forgive me, i don’t know, whether it’s stupidity or blush, i tried, but i can’t cope, you won’t know need, i’ll leave you money, i’ll send more, i’ll visit vanka, you ’re a prominent woman, you won’t sit alone for long, get lost!

natusya, today we’re seeing the boys off to the army, you’ll go, no, how can you say goodbye to maxim, who needs it?

“a very suspicious guy, watch out, this is your duty, you take care of our sons, everything will be fine, everyone sat down, serve faster, don’t take care of the authorities, this is not for you collective farm, discipline, come on, bye, guys, return". bash, we will serve for you, will go to his main country.

enslaved, did not go, if my soul is not in the right place, then what about maxim? conversation, marina vasilevna, i want to leave, the cleaning is practically over, i will quit and leave, don't object, don't hold me back, i would even want to, i would not hold me back, are you all tied up or something? oh, yes, now it's like this with us, if you want, leave, if you want, come, iryukha,

hello, uncle kirill, saucepan, what 's going on, why so urgently, vladim insisted, let's leave, i have everything ready, we can go right now, i have money, i 'll leave some for my family, no, i can't, i'm tired. i fell out of love, i'm tired, i waited and waited, and now

i'm tired, i don't want to rush around, and i don't want to traumatize the child, that's it, i fell out of love, how could you, you think you're the only one with feelings, that's it, it's not meant to be, go away, go away. decided to visit mongolia. mongolia is an important country. mongolia is russia's neighbor. mongolia

has growing trade with russia, and mongolia, if you look at geography, for obvious reasons has special relations with china. but there is another reason why this visit was important. the fact is that mongolia signed a protocol on... made, received putin with all due honors with great, great warmth and this is of course a very important precedent, i want to see how...

choibolsan, a city that bears the name of the famous mongolian commander of the halfengol battles, another monument to shuk was unveiled. in our country, they remember and appreciate the assistance that mongolia provided to the ussr during the great patriotic war, as well as combat support during the defeat kwantung army in 1945. we are expecting you, mr. president, in moscow next may for the ceremonial events on the occasion of the eightieth anniversary of the victory. as you well know, senator denisov, today is in fact an important anniversary, an important anniversary

of the defeat of militarist japan. this anniversary is celebrated today, september 3, in russia in china. and i want to ask you, senator, when you look at what is happening now in the far east. russia has very difficult relations with japan and japan even has territorial demands, and the united states, well , actually japan, in this regard, not only japan, but also the philippines, for example, will sleep. the situation in this area? well, i would say right away that not only the united states how would you characterize the military-political america not only encourages japan's territorial claims, which are absolutely unfounded and just as absolutely unrealistic, but also does

everything depends on them.

neighbors, so here, unfortunately, we have to say that this is not an episode, this is not an isolated case, this is a strategy, this is strategy that concerns many countries located in this, in this part of the world, well , this is such a preface, as for, you said, relations with japan are bad, they are not just bad, they are disgusting, they have really reached, probably, the lowest point, and exclusively thanks to the japanese side, however, now... there is another government and party crisis, but to expect any changes, you know, the feeling is that if they happen, then it may be in an even more difficult, complex direction, although it would seem that it could not get any worse, this is as for japan and against this background, what happened in our relations with mongolia, this is

of course, you know, what is called a ray of light, because mongolia is an extremely important country. for us, and we should not downplay its importance for our country, russia and china, because it is really the core, it is simply the heart, the heart of asia, if you look at the map, then, uh, let's say, the area of ​​the shanghai cooperation organization, it is like a donut, in the middle there is such a hole, because mongolia is not a member of the shanghai organization and so on enough, i would say. carefully avoids the signals sent by our chinese neighbors that in general this is illogical from the point of view of both geographical political and especially economic alignments, but while this is so, it says that after all, mongolia is forced, literally on apothecary scales, to weigh its relations with

various neighbors, with partners, in mongolia, as is known, there are three neighbors, one neighbor is russia. the second neighbor is china, the third neighbor is all the rest, there really there is such a term "third neighbor", but now, in fact, in fact, it has come down to, relations with the united states, which are playing out, why mongolia was not afraid to so seriously, i would say, sincerely accept putin, so this is what is good, that mongolia positions itself as an independent country. making its own decisions, not giving in to persuasion, including our chinese partners, i gave the example of the sco, but at the same time openly went against the mood, well, let's say, of the western community, well, i do not take all sorts of there ukraine's sobbing is a separate story, we don't pay attention to it, the united

states, as is known, is not a member of the international criminal court, they... like us, by the way, we signed the statute at one time, didn't ratify it, and now we have withdrawn our signature after the well-known events after the false and completely boorish accusations against our leader, so the fact that mongolia took this step, these questions were asked to mongolian diplomats and mongolian leaders, their answer was this quite modest, well, firstly, it is dependence on russia and relations with it in the field of energy resources, and secondly, perhaps more important... such a political argument, against which it is difficult to object: mongolia is a neutral country, this is what was emphasized, mongolia is a neutral country, but in any case, in any case, this is a step that is generally worthy of uh.

because often, well, time is very precious, sometimes visits simply fly in in the morning, fly out in the evening, here there was, as we say,

an overnight stay, here there was quite a large program, there was a meeting with a wide range of leaders, a large delegation accompanied our president, that is, on our part there was an emphasized attention to the organization of this visit and even to its protocol, as we say modalities, so in this case, a serious attitude on both sides was evident, we observed all this, thank you, well, as we both said, mongolia was lucky with its neighbors, venezuela was not so lucky, well - when you are not very lucky with your neighbors, let's see what they did with... the plane president of venezuela in the dominican republic. the united states has seized the plane of venezuelan president nicolas madur,

finding that its purchase violated american sanctions. as a government spokesman told cnn, this sends a signal to the highest echelons. the seizure of the plane of a foreign head of state is an unprecedented case in the history of criminal cases, we have made it clear that everyone is subject to the law, no one can escape us sanctions. well, from the point of view of venezuela, as you can guess, this whole story looks completely different. let's look at the venezuelan statement. the us authorities have once again resorted to criminal actions and by illegally confiscating an aircraft used by the president of the republic, they cannot be qualified in any other way than piracy. america justifies its actions by coercive measures that it illegally and unilaterally imposes throughout the world. washington has demonstrated that...

was taken out of the united states for use by nicolás maduro and his cronies. the ministry will continue to pursue anyone who violates our sanctions and export controls to prevent american resources from being used to undermine us national security. think about it, andrei andreevich, the us minister of justice, who is supposed to be a lawyer and was even a judge before that, he says that the whole world...

explaining to china how they can and cannot afford to behave, the question arises: how to react to this and

what to do about it? dmitry, you rightly said that this step has precedents, it is quite systematic for the american line and should not be surprising. against the backdrop of the american reaction to the elections held in venezuela, these and the previous ones, we still see a certain distance. then, under the trump administration, there were enthusiasts in washington for overthrowing the maduro government, and these enthusiasts developed an entire strategy, a campaign with an attempt to remove the current government, there was an attempted coup, there was support, energetic, massive, large-scale from washington, there was an attempt to sow confusion in the ranks of the armed forces, in the ranks of the police, to create the image that in the country there is mass disobedience, and this attempt failed at that moment, although considerable efforts were made, the political

weight of the united states was behind... the opposition candidate, president trump met with one of his relatives, his wife, so there were quite weighty statements that said that maduro should go, against the backdrop of this energetic energy strategy for regime change in venezuela, the current steps to expropriate individual assets, of course , seem more like minor jabs, an attempt to somehow save face against the backdrop of inconvenient for... states of the election results in venezuela, and i admit that these steps they will continue, those unprotected assets that they can reach will very well be under close scrutiny, and i would not, i would not pay such nuanced attention to the legal background of the justification for these expropriations, and the law based on precedent, american law is quite capable - to come up with a justification

for expropriation.

knew, but there is convincing evidence, including i spoke with sources serious sources in the united states, that american intelligence services knew about this, all of this was coordinated with them, and i also don’t want to simplify the situation with dorov, let’s say, he is a complex person, just like president maduro, a complex person. there are different opinions about him and not without reason, but nevertheless, a person comes to france to whom they gave french citizenship, a person who is not accused, at least for now, of murder, rape, robbery, they accuse him of not giving enough

information to western authorities...

american behavior, i suggest watching and i don’t see any new elements in this, with this cold businesslike manner, we started the program by mentioning the great events of the times of khalkingol and georgy konstantinovich zhukov, he described the moment of september 22 in the general staff in his memoirs. he used this term, this metaphor: cold businesslike manner, there was no panic, there were no excessive emotions, there was calm, focused, firm work to achieve the national goal, victory, this

cold businesslike manner, calm in the face of the enemy, noble rage we need, we will to use it at certain moments that we need for strategic planning of our own steps, we must firmly understand the whole perspective.

i agree that we must give this a characteristic. you know, andrei andreevich, i increasingly see, not only in government circles, but even in media circles, washington and

new york, i increasingly see a tendency, in general, to ignore any characteristics that we give, and as for the rest of the world, they are not... american methods, but for the time being they are not ready for them resist, so i think we should characterize, but i think we shouldn't stop there, i think if we want these kinds of provocative and barbaric methods, if we want to stop them or at least reduce their use.

this is a characteristic of scott ritter, for which he actually paid a serious price in the united states. scott, i'm very pleased to welcome you, and i'm thinking now not about what you say and do today, i'm thinking about how you courageously justifiedly warned the administration of another president, bus jr., that you said was not in iraq.

we know that in the last four years, iraq has not been visited by inspectors as part of the arms control commission, who would monitor the actions of saddam hussein. we have evidence, and more and more evidence, that he still strives to create weapons of mass destruction. no one can give an exact date when exactly he will have this or that weapon, but given the event of the eleventh. i don't think anyone wants to wait for 100% certainty that, that he has weapons of mass destruction that can reach the united states, because one hundred percent certainty will only appear after the appearance of a nuclear mushroom cloud over our territory. we cannot afford to wait for this. well, you were right, and kandaliza was absolutely wrong. nevertheless, they tried to use it against you.

that is, the united states wants to maintain

unconditional hegemony in the world, a unipolar world, and if someone tries to oppose it, the united states does not allow it, that is why the united states overthrew saddam hussein, they fabricated accusations, you were just talking about weapons of mass destruction, i said that it was a lie and i had to pay for it. to eliminate vladimir putin as a leader on the world stage, for this they are using ukraine as a tool with which they are trying to undermine russia. i am saying that it would be much better for us to have good relations with russia and conduct diplomatic.

it turns out that the us authorities are trying not just a person, i am a journalist, now to shut the mouth of a journalist who speaks out against it, although the us supreme court ruled, that the task of journalists is to challenge controversial decisions of the authorities, especially when we see that because of this a war may start, right now the us authorities are deceiving the american people, lying to them

about the conflict in ukraine, as a result it may well turn out that america will be drawn into this war, therefore i, as a patriot, as a journalist, am simply obliged to declare this, to warn people, well, what will happen next, we'll see, i pay for defending the interests of truth, personally not at all recently, but i knew a lot about you - in the early 2000s, because you were regularly appearing on television, you were quoted a lot by leading publications, now, when you express an opinion that is no less important for the future of america, the danger of a world war, i want to understand, you were invited to some congressional committees to testify, you... were invited to appear on leading television programs, maybe

some officials approached you and asked for your advice, is there some, well, if you like, a return from american society and from the american political structure to your well -informed and reasoned warnings. i can tell you that i am very well received in international circles when i offer my analysis. on the topic of ukraine and the middle east. i can say that my words find a response in certain structures in the united states. there are people who support me, but they cannot speak about it openly. and there are people for

whom my words are a threat, which is why the us authorities are persecuting me. if a person says something ridiculous, it's easy to refute. such a person does not pose any threat. but when a person poses a real threat to them, then they will do everything to shut your mouth. and that's exactly what is happening now. right now, the us authorities have decided that they cannot allow me to continue to speak. so they brought in very powerful structures. the fbi, the attorney general's office, everything to limit my constitutional rights, and the constitutional rights of other people, to make sure that my voice is no longer heard by the united states, especially now that we have a presidential election, when the future

political course is being decided, what is being done to you, but you know what is being done to me, so i especially feel. solidarity with you, but as they say, these are the rules of the game in modern america, and i know that you will not give in, but what worries me very much is that during the american election campaign, in general, i hear from two people that there is a danger of a world war, from you and from donald trump, when you -

the american people should decide for themselves, how a person speaks, sincerely, does a person say what he really thinks, or is it just some kind of political statement that is made for political purposes? i think it is not for me to decide now whether donald trump speaks sincerely or not, but my task is to check his statement, ask questions, you say something, you assert something, let's. question any statement of any politician, both kamela haris and donald trump,

that's what's needed now, and we should especially when they talk about such serious things as war and peace, relations with russia, because. security alarm, so what can i do, talented, think, hello, ninel - premiere of a multi-part film, tomorrow on the first, are you a cheater? no, i'm an artist. there's a big game on the air, so what

does donald trump really think about ukraine, what are his thoughts about the need to avoid a clash with russia. he says a whole series of things that we in moscow can't help but be interested in, and i won't even be afraid to say rejoice. the problem is that we remember the first trump administration. let's just say, there was something to rejoice about. andrey andreyevich, now, what do you think, is it trump who simply wants to separate.

that at least half, on some issues more than half of american voters do not understand the motives of american involvement in the ukrainian crisis, they see the negative consequences of this for their households, growing bills, uncertainty, instability, and of course, in contrast, this pushes trump to voicing theses that sound absolutely contrary to what the democrats are saying, does this mean, nevertheless, that here... to fulfill his promise, i will end this war in 24 hours, this remains to be seen, i believe that this is not a question of trust in his

words now, the question is the presence or absence of mutual respect between moscow and washington as professionals in their field, and not as amateurs who do not understand the cause-and-effect relationships in what is happening, the second ability, new... sometimes in the course of one week the american the position on some of the important issues changed dramatically, sometimes by

180°. what we know about trump is that he is a candidate who will pay close attention to the needs of the military-industrial complex of the united states, he supports the emphasis on the vision of china as a key threat to us security in the 20th century, and his overall possible compromise with our country is aimed primarily at securing, at a minimum , russia's benevolent neutrality in a possible future clash with china, but it may turn out that that the interests of the military-industrial complex will push trump to increase the purchase of american weapons all over the world, not only in east asia among american allies, but in europe, in europe, it is quite obvious against whom and for what purpose they will be purchased. all these weapons scott ritter spoke about the difficulties he faces

even just to get through to the american reader and viewer. i must say honestly, i have not seen this in america, even during mccarthyism, in the fifties there were others voices, other opinions, including...

relations said following the entire visit. we are concerned about china's unfair trade policy and its non-market economic methods. we remain seriously concerned about china's support for the russian military-industrial complex and how this affects european transatlantic security. well, that's my assessment following the visit. i don't know if i were his. and chinese partners, i might even be offended, well, you know, chinese partners

are experienced people, patient, and with this kind of... you know, well, if not a swan song, then something like that, you say, it's time to improve relations, so it's necessary to improve relations at the beginning, and not at the end, at the end, on the contrary, it's necessary to polish these relations somehow, as they say, to remove the remains. it seems to me that sullivan did n't come for this at all, not to improve relations and not to indicate some kind of succession, but

to somehow achieve at least some verbal from the chinese. somewhat higher than blinken, who simply didn't succeed in chinese direction, well, i must admit, it seems to me that i am staying. it seems to me that he is still a little smarter, well, i can’t judge this, as they say, i am not familiar with either one, but be that as it may, i judge this by their statements, and well, of course, yes, of course, you can draw conclusions, but one way or another, this is height, yes, what is called, this is a heavyweight, here he arrived, he was received politely, chairman sidinpin met with him, this is, so to speak, the highest sign, well, let’s say, of readiness to talk, they parted, as

say fans. card game with their own, but there is one point where i would like to go into a little more detail, this is a meeting with colonel general zhang yeyusya, colonel general, a three-star general - this is the highest military rank in the chinese army, there are many colonel generals, the army is large, but zhang yusya is the highest military man in the chinese political and military hierarchy, why does china have a central military council, prc. it is also the military council of the cpc central committee, this is one body with two names, headed by xidingping, this body is always headed by the general secretaries of the party and the chairmen of the people's republic of china, the exception was when for some time after leaving the top posts, the chairman

continued to head the military council, but be that as it may, with...

american partners, not to play with fire, everything else is probably secondary, this is very interesting. remark, because it reminds us that, of course, it is very important at what level you are received, but even more important is what you are told when you have a meeting with the leader military, then you can assume that this conversation, well, let's say, was not necessarily very positive, we're going to commercial, we'll be back in just a few minutes to talk about the eastern... economic forum, which opened just today, we're going to commercial, the windows of the big houses, the lights have been turned off, only

the lanterns are burning tirelessly, summer in the city. the premiere is on sunday on channel one, a big game is on air. today the eastern economic forum opened, which is taking place in vladivostok, this is a very important event, with a very prestigious and with a substantial composition of participants, and where president putin will appear later in the week.

we will talk now with alexey aleksandrovich maslov, director of the institute of asian and african countries at moscow state university, who is at the forum. alexey, i will just tell you right away, so as not to burden you. hong kong, which is certainly part of china, but the hong kong businessmen came separately, this is malaysia, this is a number of other countries, they are all interested not only in investment issues, and maybe even mainly not in

investment issues, but in issues of how stable the current financial system, how stable are the institutions that support it, that is, all these attempts to block, for example, russian-chinese trade, to put pressure on...