good day to all, the information channel on the first continues its work, i congratulate everyone on the beginning of a new work week, this is a live broadcast, the program will tell the time, with you anatoly kuzichev. we have been observing this amazing, maybe not amazing, but a real phenomenon for a long time, as soon as a person resigns, suddenly he is simply covered by some kind of common sense, literally, well, really, it stuns and shocks, and this person who left. to join nato with the remaining part of the territory, whatever it may be, as i understand it, this is how his words are quoted financial times, there is a long interview there, quite interesting, but today we are interested in this aspect, this moment, this plan and indeed western leaders are discussing with zelensky, at least some evidence about this comes from time to time ... it is leaked here and there to the press,

let's listen to read what exactly the publication writes, a small fragment: western diplomats, an increasing number of officials in ukraine are coming to the same conclusion that the most likely compromise for ending russian military aggression in ukraine may benefit from a scheme in which russia retains de facto but not de jure control over part of ukrainian territory, but the key is the nature of the terms of the security guarantees that ukraine will require. the problem is that the united states is against going beyond the agreed position of the alliance. they fear that providing defense guarantees under article 5 of the nato treaty until the war is over will simply draw the united states and its allies into a military conflict, but some of ukraine's allies say there is a way out. there are ways to solve this problem. - said mr stoltenberg. he noted that the security guarantees that the us provides to japan do not extend to the kuril islands, four of...

and why is it now impossible in this current form, right now, specifically today , to accept kiev into nato, well, because there is the fifth article, the very notorious north atlantic treaty, which imposes obligations of collective defense, since the country is in a state of military conflict with russia, when ukraine joins the alliance now it would mean would, well, it would have generated such an unnecessary, how to say, unnecessary dilemma, so what to do? it seems like our member, therefore, is waging

a war, and we, in theory, if we accepted him, should also join it, and no one wants that, so here, so here is such an intrigue arose, as far as vladislav vladislavovich, as far as this approach, as far as this idea, is it real, well, this idea was first thrown in in july of twenty-second year, that is, it appeared then, in july of twenty-second year it was first voiced.

headquarters of the military operations that are underway, of course, today this plan will no longer satisfy anyone, well, it is clear that zelensky will not be satisfied because he is basically screwed if the war ends, although in general no one will ask him, he will say, he will do, there are others besides him to carry out orders, he does not directly command everyone, but we must understand once again that this plan, it is in the pocket of the west as a working one, precisely in order to try to sell it to russia, that guys, well, so be it, here you are take it. interesting yes you we will admit it at the level of the kuril islands, at the level of the baltics, the same story was all the baltic countries, by the way, yes here it is necessary to explain, just in case to remind, i am sure that you know, but simply all the time of the presence of the baltic republics in the soviet union, they were unrecognized, well at least by the states, by the way, this did not prevent us from living, working and studying, but nevertheless and in principle as from the point of view of such a purely jesuit beginning this of course. at the same time a bookmark for all future

conflicts, since we do not admit it, it means sooner or later it will go off, a gun hanging on the wall, it is clear, in this case yes they are trying to sell it to us, another question is that we do not need it at all. in that there are quite strong arguments given there, regarding germany and japan, that is, it really was not signed peacefully, no, in the legal sense this is a strong argument, but now it is interesting, that is, we also need to offer something, well, that's the point, and what can they offer us, why do they assume that we will definitely make such an offer, that is, they discuss it for us, assuming that we will of course immediately agree with i don’t know with a sigh of relief, apparently. the thing is that in this case they want to act from a position of peace, that is, then say that we are offering a real way out of the war, moreover, they can force zelensky to cease fire, and then present the matter in such a way that

we have accepted all the proposals of the russian side, we are offering it a peace plan settlement like, for example, germany and japan, that is, without a peace treaty. but in fact there are no military actions they exist, if not before the treaty then de facto, and russia categorically, therefore they are escalating the situation in the world, once again emphasize that russia is an aggressor, which, of course, that is, they will seem to offer peace, and russia will seem to refuse, which will not stop at what has been achieved will go almost to the breaking point, so they need to excite, including public opinion, first of all in europe. lamat something here here, friends, well yes, somewhere, well yes, all this would all be, well, how would it be a good one in fact, a good combination, if i have one nuance, after all, for russia these military actions are not an end in themselves, not because russia loves to fight, there yes , it hates, can't stand and

drags out to the last and does not want to do this, i will remind you just in case that in general a special military operation is a means, and not an end in itself, a means of achieving just... we talked a lot about this there about security and everything else, a means of achieving, actually, still attention to the neutral status of ukraine, some kind of a paradox, so we say, we declare that, that the whole point of this whole event is the neutral status of ukraine, so that we feel safe, they tell us, okay, screw you, we agree, ukraine will join nato, and you will stop here, an ideal proposal, irzhe, it's ideal, yes, ideal just simply no, if only jokes, but simply.

france, germany, yes, italy, we can argue about spain okay, listen, wait, no, okay, come on, i'm with i will talk to you not as an expert even of our program, as you are an expert of our program, as a european, you are a resident of europe, i will say, listen, guys, well, if you need peace so much, we need it too, we are actually fighting for it, oddly enough, so let's then really insist on the neutral status of ukraine, just force it, force everything.

efforts to recognize the gdr, for example, as a separate state, according to the recognition of the frg, the gdr was recognized, let's say, by the soviet zone of responsibility, the gdr was recognized by poland, romania, bulgaria, ferge. recognized the entire west, only in 1971 the gdr recognized the frg, and the frg recognized the gdr, before that they did not recognize each other, that is, it was not germany, which was occupied or troops were captured there somehow, no, these were two excellent friends of the state, the usa recognized the gdr, in 1974 they established diplomatic relations, therefore if the usa establishes diplomatic relations, that with donbass separately, so donbass is already russia, therefore there is a certain kind of speculation here, i remind you that anyway will finish. with the betrayal of the country of the whole gdr, and the frg and the gdr did not unite, it

was an annexation, absorption of the gdr side, complete control, transition, destruction of the special services, destruction of anti-fascism in the gdr, there is a lot laid down there, what was, and gorbachev's betrayal, it is certainly in relation to the gdr, but not in relation to the frg, and if we establish today some kind of limited nato entry of ukraine, then in the same way, then it will be limited neutrality. limited participation in nato, that is, the meaning is simple, about they say that ukraine receives all nato guarantees, as if according to paragraph five, this only concerns certain territories, according to paragraph five, this is a very rapidly developing plot, they will block it, and hungary will block it, and turkey will block it, they do not need attempts to seize crimea, no matter how much the turks dream, the second is the limited neutrality of ukraine, that is, on the one hand, it is neutral. and there should be a statement about the absence of cruise missiles, the absence of new bases, the absence of bases on

structure of nato, the absence of a command staff, that is, there is a lot that should be written down, it seems like they are in nato, it seems like they are not in nato, then it is stupid to sign and completely change the structure of the nato treaty today no one will do this, why? because now at the anniversary summit of nato they raised this question, are nato ready to change its charter to make it so as to partially take ukraine at the anniversary summit this did not happen nato. there is, peace is possible, but this is not decided by ukraine, not germany, not britain, this is decided by those who will build the security architecture of the post-war world, of course, look at... well, yes, indeed, there were a lot of these conversations along the dnieper, yes, now we have more conversations about and we are conducting onologies, remember, earlier we conducted them about north-south korea, about this very parallel, what is it, the thirty-eighth, yes, now we remembered east, west berlin, by the way, look, by the way, along the dnieper, the dnieper passes through kiev, absolutely, we remember west and east

berlin, this very wall, and you know, i i think that this is good, it is so, well, not that... a good, very interesting analogy, it should be given a little more attention, let's, let's remember, let's remember how this division of territories into western and eastern was, and the countries were divided like that, i mean the frg and the gdr, berlin itself with its wall was divided into a western sector and an eastern sector, and what's interesting, what's surprising, we're talking about this, and today is october 7, and this is the day of the formation of the german democratic republic. let's remember, how germany was divided and most importantly, what it led to. after the end of world war ii, the defeated germany was divided into four occupation zones, soviet, british, american and french. for the german people, this was a time of rebuilding the destroyed economy, infrastructure and

rethinking the past. but literally 4 years later, on may 23, 194, the german democratic republic, so germany was divided into western and eastern. over the next 40 years, the two countries existed in parallel, not recognizing each other and without end of competing. and on august 13, 1961 , the gdr authorities began to build the berlin wall. barriers, earthen ditches, barbed wire and electric current divided berlin for a decade not only into west and east, but also into capitalist and socialist. progress towards the long-awaited unification began only in the late eighties, at which time the ussr was rapidly losing its position in the world. the union's leadership was ready to make concessions in order to enter the new world order on equal terms. western leaders sought

to obtain from mikhail gorbachev and his minister foreign affairs eduard shivardnadze agreed to the unification.

representatives of the ussr, usa, france, great britain, east germany and the pension fund of germany signed a treaty on the unification of germany. the treaty required the soviet side to withdraw all troops from the eastern part of the country. the leaders of western countries verbally promised the ussr not to expand nato's borders, but after the collapse of the soviet union , the alliance began to grow rapidly. yes. and the soviet people were not fools. yes, you see

how soviet people often ask, says gorbachev. will our partners deceive us? on negotiations? we will not allow ourselves to be deceived. and i know until recently there were discussions, now evgenevich, discussions, promised, did not promise, guaranteed, did not guarantee, right before my eyes, here i am even before all the events, that is, there on the radio we discuss terrible bloody discussions with our, that is, liberal brothers in mind, here i give such and such memories as an example there i do not know the translator sukhodvo, they told me something else in general no-no. i did not promise anything to anyone, then it turned out that they promised, it turned out right away, and from the memoirs of americans, and they thought that there was something to be ashamed of, then there was, then a new argument appeared, and where is there no paper, well, that's it, excuse me,

presented him with several plans for the dismemberment of germany, and already in '43 at the tehran conference, this issue was discussed in detail, on the very last day,

by the way, of its work, roosevelt started the conversation, he was actively supported by churchill, and unlike rooseville, who proposed dividing germany into five states, churchill especially emphasized that everything should be the southern german lands, primarily bavaria, to include the so-called danube.

from that moment on, the soviet side firmly took the course of preserving a united and, most importantly , dismembering a united german state, a neutral germany, because it was important to stalin that not a single foreign soldier remained on german territory after the end of the occupation, he understood washington and london's idea perfectly well, you see, that's why right up until - that is, the period of detente, when, in fact, the main agreements were signed, the moscow treaty seventies, then it was said here,

the border agreements of the frg with the gdr, poland and czechoslovakia, the tdp, this problem was at the center of not only soviet-american, but also relations, but also of the whole world politics, that is, it was important for stalin to create from the united germany the center of a neutral strip or a second security strip, which would include finland, a united germany and austria, here in the center in the north of europe, here is this second security train, and germany split quite obviously, when, when in in 1948 , trizonia was created in three occupation zones, and a conscious course was taken to split germany and create the frg on the territory of trizonia, well, and the last thing i wanted to say, i want to congratulate the east germans on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the formation of their homeland and pay tribute and congratulate is probably too strong a word when you lose your homeland, how can you not congratulate.

it is interesting to talk about this about history, to remember, but my main question is not even the quality of this analogy but there, how correct or incorrect is this, in what the difference, what is the coincidence, my main question in general is what is the truth, excuse me, what is it, how can we negotiate with our european overseas partners so that we are not screwed, well, it's true, but just the main question that arises is precisely this one, no other, just, by the way, give

us this... a photograph, it's so prescient somehow, give us one from germany, right from the period of leaving, here it is, goodbye germany, by the way, pay attention, this is the nineties, the very beginning, yes, but pay attention to how relevant it is, how relevant are these words today in 2024, really, let it hang here, and goodbye germany, please, vladislav, well, you are asking a key question, because especially in the last 20 years, such an era of political postmodernism has come, when documents... began to mean anything at all, in 20 years we have seen how the americans break any agreements, in general, simply, how they do not fulfill any obligations, that is, there are basic agreements that they break, there is the agreement on the issue, there is a lot more, there are agreements that were personally theirs, let's say, there are personal guarantees to milosevic, you know, there are personal guarantees, if i'm not mistaken, in general there were a lot of people who they betrayed and screwed over during this time,

moreover, we remember how this year i really. in general, the main stumbling block, because we understand that you can spend a huge amount of effort from our diplomats, come to an agreement, and then you get another minsk-2, but minsk itself, if you remember, was basically a good, reliable agreement, which, if it had been fulfilled, it would have guaranteed peace for many, many years, yes, but it was simply not fulfilled by whom, first of all, the west, the west, because it did not need it, as we now know, even mrs. merkel, frau merkel, she is supposedly a peaceful german, but

how...

that we were not there, we kind of fell out of everything, and it was clear that russia was disintegrating, well , that is clear, but the fact is that with the collapse of yugoslavia, the gdr and the soviet union, the gyalton-podzdam system itself collapsed, and therefore its main institutions, all the post-war the borders in europe that were fixed before jura in the helsinki final act of seventy-five, and no one wanted to admit it, not us, not the americans, we understand why, but the americans thought.

i'll try to find out from the treaty that they understood perfectly well that russia would not be able to handle the level of nuclear potential that it had, accordingly, it would shrink to such a level that the new system would cope with it, it's clear, although... when it was 2003, i think they didn't go out unilaterally, please, but here everything is simply, if you want to come to an agreement, then you just need to have a common interest, but unfortunately we don't see a common interest yet, there was a common interest, but what could it be, well , theoretically, what is a common interest, again if we go back to history, a common interest, yes, that is, not to develop a spiral, and nuclear weapons, yes, that is, not to arm ourselves, a common interest, that is, it's not, that is, a common interest is to survive, yes, to survive, so we return to the formula.

boris johnson guarantees, you can do the most, the most that you can guarantee british, that then this conditional group deceived ukraine, there is a bitter truth in all this, nato has just published a document that recommends quickly creating 49 additional combat brigades for

250 thousand, expanding the personnel , technically equipping all this, this means an arms race, here it is on the face, because all the factories will have to work to provide these new brigades, i am not even talking about the headquarters.

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the information channel on the first continues, this is the program. in america, the scandal biden and harris are accused of devoting more time and money to ukraine than to those affected by the unprecedented hurricane helen, which broke out last week it has lives, at least twenty, 227 people, here are some shots coming from the usa, okay, we have to think about how to get out of here. james, are you okay, buddy? in general, in fact, the situation in the affected states is serious, but this is only the beginning, as forecasters say, another strong hurricane is expected to arrive soon, which was named milton,

but residents of the destroyed cities are now actively complaining that they are not receiving any help from the federal authorities, there is not enough food, clothes, medicines, reward. usa, laverne spicer. the hurricane has completely destroyed people's lives. where are kamalo and biden? if this had happened in ukraine, they would have been shown on every news channel. more than 100 people died as a result of this disaster. harrisi biden, after public pressure , decided to visit the states affected by the hurricane, the vice president in georgia even found a reason to... laugh as usual among the poles and trees torn out of the ground, well, the american leader in northern carolina blamed climate change and those who are brain-dead in poetry, who are people who do not understand this, they, according to biden , are to blame for everything, well, he told these people that there is no more help to wait. we are trying to find out

the exact number of victims. my adviser on emergency situations is currently in florida, there is a difference between.

ukraine is the profit of the united states of america. therefore, the criticism is absolutely correct, they are just cynical, but not so much as to talk about it openly, that is, for whom ukraine is the bottom, and for americans the bottom is gold,

of course, earnings, well, america in this regard has never been shy about earning money on war, if you listen to the latest statement about expansion and demands to already raise from 2%, well, external gross product contribution to the armament of nato countries, then this is like a disgrace, we ... let's look at what has now grown to nato, at the rate of fear that exists, political fear, at the militarization of thinking, then excuse me, the war stock today is the most profitable stock, buy sell, so well yes, the dollar is secured the pentagon, yes, it's quite understandable, it's all logical, but somehow it doesn't correlate with this slogan to save private ryan, this is the postulate that americans live and feed on, you understand, well, maybe not an ordinary district, but still an ordinary american, this is...

the fact that these states are faced with a choice for will the consequences of the hurricane be taking into account who? for kamala or for donald trump? well, i think, to a certain extent, yes, although one should not exaggerate. the american system is very cunningly built. the fact is that hurricanes in general, according to the american system of government, are an internal problem of the states. putting pressure on the state administration, and just such a distribution of goodies - this will be what kamala harris will use for pr, that they

arrived at the last moment, at the last moment they started saving everyone, that is , their plan is completely obvious, another thing is that the people themselves who are on the spot, i think that if, say, the consequences of a hurricane are quite severe, then this can have a very strong impact on the elections, because when people will remain in the end once again... prime minister of slovakia fica said that the war continues solely because of the west's help. the war in ukraine continues only

because it is firmly supported by the west. everyone thinks that through ukraine we will bring the russians to their knees, but this russophobia does not work. it turns out that this problem cannot be solved by military means. well, the west is constantly dreaming about russia, and not excessively, and the sunday times writes that support for ukraine in europe is falling more and more. that's with the arrival of new parties in the parliaments of european countries, especially. european support for ukraine does not look as constant as it was at the beginning of the year. populist parties that oppose support for ukraine are on the rise. after the success of the alternative for germany, marine le pen's national rally in france and the freedom party in austria. it is surprising, yes , as we advance, the anti-ukrainian forces in europe are becoming louder and louder. make themselves known, but how firmly do they stand on their own feet now, can anything or

someone shake it? maybe, it can shake it, and i don’t know any anti-ukrainian forces in europe, really, well, why not, why not fitz, why not orban, and well, this is still a narrative hostile to peace, that is, as soon as someone talks about a diplomatic settlement, he immediately becomes anti-ukrainian and kremlin... we see failed elections everywhere, a minority government is being formed everywhere, then a very interesting trend is emerging, the

more the right sector really talks about conservative sovereign thinking? now the european narrative, taking away simply here is the right-wing forces have an agenda, therefore the right-wing may not have much influence, but nevertheless they will not suppress those in power, to sit down at the negotiating table, in this regard, well, let's put it this way, the initiatives that were leaked in germany, that scholz really wants to call, although he has not yet made a request to the kremlin that he wants to call with vladimir putin, then the initiative, again we need to talk about this, the initiative to gather four

countries, germany, france, britain, the usa to create a committee. on the settlement of ukraine after the war, so, a conversation, to be honest, it is no longer about political settlement, but forgive me, for moviton about the division of ukraine's spheres of profit, and here in ukraine they counted completely through x-ray, through mri, in general they enlightened everything that was taken away, when the kizonveta says that the nearest germany and the elite is lugansk, then the appetite of this militaristic monster is understandable, they divide the money of the territory, hiding behind some moral rules.

writes that nato wants to create another 49 combat-ready brigades of 5,000 soldiers each. according to previously unpublished nato plans, allies, including germany, will have to provide significantly more troops and weapons to defend against russia. in 2021 , 82 combat brigades were considered sufficient, according to the documents. now this

is not enough to meet the requirements, so in the future their number should reach 131. the plan involves the creation of 49 large units of about 5,000 people each. well, of course, vlad, i want to understand what europe is preparing for, in particular for a conflict with russia or for replenishing the nato budget? you know, i must say that in in this case, it’s more like this thing needs to be divided. first of all, of course, it’s about the military-industrial complex, about money, that’s first and foremost. but it’s obvious that the brigade isn’t being formed just like that, that is, they quite calmly understand that a conflict with russia is quite likely ahead of them, just preparation for a conflict of such intensity and such a scale, with the help of 130 brigades, of course, doesn’t allow us to talk about some real big serious war, but this is at least the stage after which

another one may follow, we need to understand that in addition to these 130 brigades, there is also... the us army is almost one and a half million, that is, in this case, here in the previous part vladimir just said, there is a very correct idea that by the twenty-seventh year they will be ready, the question is, what next, the question is for what, that is, the twenty-seventh year can become a point after which, until the twenty-ninth year, they will already be directly preparing for a major conflict, for a campaign to the east, or they will quite likely resign themselves to the fact that by that time a new one will be carried out iron.

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and how did your family let you go, he is like, i have a family, i have, i got married here in donetsk, so, yes, my child will soon be born year, so i settled here, it worked out, after all, donbass connects hearts.

moved to the kitchen, if you want to go, i 'll show you, yes, come on, let's go, there are a lot of problematic bottlenecks in the house, well, for example, the lack of overlap of two floors, yes, but ... we solve, we solve these issues, here the force of the structure was also broken, here there was a direct hit in the window, flew in, two floors were missing, we put up formwork, put tools, specially construction ones on the racks, we work, this formwork is called for monolithic casting, we just don't have any here are also slabs, now we'll see from above how it looks. explain how it all

works, you saw from below, you stand, which supports these metal structures, yes, and reinforcement, concrete is poured from above, it is aged, we remove the stick and water, people, some have a roof over their heads, others - you are just like these creators, a kind of art. yuri, i learned that you yourself are a local resident, yes, you experienced all this here, who are you, the braver ones. those stayed and decided that we will stay in this country. you have did you have any experience in construction before? well of course, we worked on bridges and at our coke plant, we have experience, in short, what is this feeling, you know, with your own hands, rebuilding your own

hometown, pride, pride, that we are rebuilding, before it was built from scratch, well now it is like this, like this, like this. this is already our third city in the dpr, they started svolavahim, at first there was a shock, exactly at first, these explosions, some kind of rumble there, now everything is somehow calm, firstly, well, the front has actually been pushed back a long way, there is nothing terrible, let's say, in chelyabinsk in a traffic accident, it seems to me, the chances of getting into something are higher than here, people generally come up to you, say something, people are all, let's say, kind, everyone is making contact, and everyone is directly helping. and sometimes they directly tell you for bread, they need to talk it out, they need to spill it all out, sometimes you sit and listen for a very long time to all these stories, how and what happened, who they lost loved ones, who they lost friends, you can feel that they are in pain, it is hard for them, but they have already experienced it, they are now starting to recover, here is my grandmother, she lives

on the third floor too, as soon as we started working here, construction, she came and said, can i live, this is my... apartment, i say, please, doors, there were no doors, windows were installed, yeah, they installed windows, it is already warmer, there is no draft, here they gave it to me, yes, here is the generator, what do we have with the light, well and one tv was broken, they gave me the tv, your medicines that you asked for yesterday, i brought them in the car, they are lying, yeah, we 'll finish now and i'll bring them to you, okay, okay, how did you survive all this, why didn't you go anywhere, at least for a while, i had a sick woman, i looked after her, asked me,

don't leave me, and you didn't leave her, and i didn't leave her, yeah, and where did you find the strength, for this matter, god gave you strength, probably, because we must help each other, i drove into your yard, honestly, it seems to me, i've never seen such yards, how in all this devastation were you able to create something beautiful, what a person always reaches for, well , with god's help, the lord helps us, all the people, no one left, our area is almost, everyone comes here, everyone helps, creators, the people are creators, everything, the war is going on, and you see, everything is being done, i saw you so beautiful,

where are you coming from, i'll take him home from work now, i'll go to work again, and what kind of work do you have here in the city, they hired janitors in the city, we need our own city, and you were here all the time, and never left at all, two apartments, there's one apartment folded up there, and you lived here in this house, yes, and where does he live now in the basement, this is your fellow traveler, this is a dog, his owners died on february 3, and we picked him up, he is already old, my friend, hello, and if i leave, i leave him, he starts crying, howls throughout the yard, right, my god, that's why i drag him around with me.

i have two granddaughters, we hid the youngest granddaughter, they told everyone here that she left, and why? and because they take, i heard some organization in ukraine that takes children, takes children, and does it take without parents or what? well, here we have took me with my parents, and you categorically did not want to, we did not want to, i was born here and lived here all this time, i have lived for 70 years already, thank god that we... in russia, thank god that they accepted us, that they liberated us, they waited from 1914, yes, they waited, they waited, i am blue.

in the story it was noted that there is a creator. and there are destroyers, because what you consider truly yours, you will never destroy,

that's when people restore their native homes and cities from ruins, they restore themselves psychologically and emotionally, because this their home, this is their native land, their land is our land, which we will never give to anyone. thank you for your attention, see you soon. lies reach people in the elevator, but the truth goes up the stairs. facts against fakes, truth against lies. this is the anti-fake program and, as always, we are waging our own fight against fakes and disinformation here. we will reveal the manuals of the ukrainian tsypso, how they plan information attacks on us. exclusive, we will show secret reports of the kiev special services. why are western social networks spreading fakes about... ours su-57 fighter, we will learn to recognize lies in the text and insight, how an active participant

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