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hello editors club for belarus 1 on satellite tv channel belarus 24 let's talk about what our whole country europe and the whole planet are discussing, what is here, uh, the next hour, and according to our tradition. let me at the very beginning introduce irina akulovich as an expert in the guests of our today's program . today our guest is

andrey krivosheev, general director of the agency. minsk news chairman of the bsj, oleg indukevich, deputy of parliament, party leader and aleksey belyaev, head of the political science department of the state economic university candidates historical sciences. again. good evening. thank you for coming to me, let's start, uh, with our belarusian agenda. although she is these days. well , the head of our state had a very busy schedule very closely connected with the international agenda. first there was a visit to tajikistan we all saw reports from there and we will probably talk about this too, it was quite a fruitful trip, and then the head of state went to astana and took part in two events at once. uh. the first is a summit meeting on interaction and confidence-building measures in asia well such an organization that i have heard a lot, probably everyone has heard this is an international form that unites the state of the asian continent, its tasks are set to strengthen the interaction

of cooperation between asian and eurasian states in order to ensure stability and security in the region, 27 member states and nine state observers , including e, belarus coverage of more than 90%, e asia well, so the state spoke was a bright performance, he believes that something has already been seen in him. let's give a few theses, then them discuss. first, the west is intoxicated with its victory. he has lost control and cannot cope with the functions of a global regulator and guarantor of stability. the whole world is paying for this 1 2 about belarus' refusal of nuclear weapons in return. we have received endless attempts to interfere from the outside, remember we were promised a lot of things. well, of course, as always, the president called on the state organizations to join forces, and the risk of inciting a third world war was not fulfilled. the winners will not be said, the head of state has also been talking about this a lot lately, if reaches the hot nuclear phase op. azim must be

bolder to take the reins of the world in his hands. well, the last thesis, which sounded very loudly. it seems to me that they quoted all the news agencies, but our country of the russian federation yes, it seems to me that the foreign ones, too, who followed this where censorship still did not completely forbid e to talk about belarus and i about asia in good tones, the phrase sounded like this asik's time has come, yes, you probably these words of the head of state are behind them, of course, it costs a lot. let's let's listen to what exactly the president of belarus said. our trust to the belt of digital good neighborliness is focused on creating an indivisible comprehensive security architecture, within which the state and peoples peacefully exist. we can become a good example of interaction for

the european region, where the system of checks and balances created in the nineties of the last century is cracking, at the seams and falling apart, i am convinced, given the shift in the focus of global politics and economics in asia, the dynamic development of transcontinental trade economic ties on european infrastructure and logistics projects, more important than ever is the further expansion of dialogue and cooperation between states meetings. what will be the structure of the new world of order, where will the new poles of the world take shape? politicians and what the future balance will be largely depends on our collective will and political responsibility today, more than ever they are important, because we are talking about the future of our children and grandchildren, the time has come for asia and

it is very important not to miss this time. like these ones wonderful words to me here for example, this is my point of view really hope that the west forgive me for such an expression. yes, you did that he was the collective west, which over the past decades, brazenly in violation of all international norms, unleashed dozens of wars, killed a million people, we remember from syria and yugoslavia to libya hmm, finally missed a lot about this, they say a lot of furrows of government from the hands to hell , such to us. uh, west yeah, what's been going on lately. i would like to ask you a question. it seemed to me that it your feeling. uh, such there is a world becomes a lot of vector a lot of uh polar, well, it certainly becomes, firstly. we must understand that even today the west is divided. if just a few years ago, about 5 years ago, we were talking about the collective west and perceiving it as a whole as, uh,

the euro-atlantic union, where there is also the usa of europe, which act as a united front. today we see how the united states is rude, for example, europe is also rude with its policy, as in the european union itself. there are a lot of vectors and some of them are completely dissatisfied, that is, a situation in which the west has opposed itself, in my opinion, to the world. yes and at the same time, i would also say that, unfortunately, the situation on the territory of ukraine and these unfolding events, nuclear rhetoric, which sounds like a threat in general. in principle, to destroy the west simply as a subject and in general, as some kind of physical place for the existence of this planet, therefore, of course, asia, on the one hand, is already on this. eh, reasons. it just demonstrates, on the contrary, other aspirations for unification, they to separation. yes, we see more and more international organizations, starting from the same

shanghai cooperation organization, which so recently also talked a lot, uh, and uh countries. and those meetings that are now taking place in astana, uh, in principle, we see that today asia is trying to unite those countries, even those that are divided for some religious reasons. there. we see that this is not a single christian europe. yes, where even between catholics and protestants there are a lot of points of contact. there are very different culture and confucian buddhist islamic, but, nevertheless, they somehow find points for convergence. they are ready to cooperate, they are ready to forget about their serious, in fact, fundamental civilizational differences. here it is, on the other hand. asia of course, today, uh, shows the whole world how to learn, that is, they looked over. well, yes, it is quite a long period. uh, how does europe work

in terms of economy, how does europe work in terms of technology today. sorry me, but this very east this very asia in many ways gives a head start in all these technological parameters, given the multi-billion population of countries, the largest countries of china india and in general, in general, the east is demographically. uh, just the center of the planet, yes, considering, uh, the dynamics of market growth, the huge dynamics of europe and the usa are not included in any absolutely comparable parameters today, that's all. this certainly indicates that the age of asia, it has actually already come an important moment, which should be noted that not only uh, this one the forum, which was attended by a great head of state, but also the one he was recently, he sets a new principle of cooperation. well, this is the principle of respect for the independence of sovereignty and the special path of each country. here is the difference.

take now the european leaders and the asian leaders. this is complete non -independence with european leaders. now we cannot even talk about some kind of united europe. i agree with my colleague that there are a lot of contradictions, but the situation is even worse, we are now talking about the colony of the united states in fact, the european union and the isolation of their leaders completely from real life. here's a take on this week's wrestling statement. this crazy old man says that we will inflict such a blow on russia that the russian army will not exist. this man says without realizing that in fact he is considering the option of completely destroying the european continent so that he would not be responsible by fire. he is talking about this, the europeans themselves are shocked. but the question is why does he say that, because he does not independent, he does not defend the interests of european countries, respectively, how to build alliances with such leaders. why is the president right when he says the age of asia has come

because if we conclude some kind of economic political contract, and any other with those countries, despite the contradictions there, despite the fact that there is enough problem, but these countries are millions of times independent than such an official as a boryt, who, instead of thinking about europeans, instead of a friend, thinks how what can be done so that there is peace in europe, how to make europeans live better? he says, listen, let's think about how else sergeevich's hearts, that is, from gas, we are suffering. so i’m suffering from heat, i’ve got to give up all this about this sergeevich, i literally say the word there, uh, give me 30 seconds. you and i were sitting next to each other. so to speak , on chairs, when the head of our special services spoke and told classified information about, among other things, a meeting of, e, nato countries as far as i understood justice for the sake of in defense of france and germany, schwartz who laughs at the genocide of the russian people. they tried to open their family when they realized

that they would be strangled, which the americans told them. shut up don't be told when we tell you. then you'll say then you'll say, it was classified information. this is what it is. uh, confirmation so you understand what's going on. in fact , there is a showdown going on between the three centers of petin moscow and washington, the most surprising and not surprising. and what is happening now in ukraine is extremely connected with the asian region, because it has long been no secret that the americans want to weaken not only europe as a result of this conflict, but china is not hiding, but they are not hiding one of the key tasks, therefore the presidents are right during asia and during the sovereignty of independence, while those countries who fight for a just world. and on these fair conditions, we must then make the configuration of a multipolar world that knows. so i would return to the speech to what alexander grigoryevich said in order to move forward.

some line needs to be drawn. yes, to realize it , and here is the phrase that the west has failed. the task of the function that he set for himself is now a key one for me, and then the president clearly laid it out on the shelves. why did he voice this thesis? why did the west fail to cope? it is important for us to understand that we must move forward, we must move forward at the expense of our own development at the expense of our own development. the fact that he always took something away from someone, and here it is very important that asia is strong. that's what you were talking about, learning something else quickly, their civilization is much more flexible than to the west, the ancient ancients have fees yesterday they said the truth , they said all the time that

wait yesterday he said, he said. let's recognize no democracy. we do not have. they lied, because we have a huge number of countries, where there is none. and i will say more in them in no country. there is no democracy. that is, he told the truth. and that's when you say oh about what is right. a new world, a new world, where there is no such lie and imposition. why should someone hang someone else's election? why should someone interfere in someone's internal political situation? this is the business of the people who live there. that is why russia never interferes with belarus even once. remember that we interfered with at least one election in the european union, as long as they have democratic elections. i can't wait, there is no quenching. anyway, we're done here. yes , who is barrel here, you know, it's lying. the truth speaks, and he removes the installment plan. your friend will be there. let it be look. i would like to remind you of what the president spoke about many times while still being a deputy. he was on a

visit to china and when he returned here, then in the early nineties. he spoke about the fact that there will be a civilizational one. god is growth, and from him the mountains of ours from magara laughed at the then leaders of the country, and so on, but it happened as he saw. this he saw. there the beginnings of growth, i saw this organization this discipline. and most importantly, i think he saw that people are trying to solve their questions themselves, what they did perfectly today , 30 years have passed too much and yes, and the result is obvious, so this is the fact that our state has always closely cooperated with the countries of asia, because look how many trips and visits there were to vietnam and others and to india and to china right there many times, and this gives us the opportunity to be included in that community today. look at it, in fact. we are a european country, but they

hear us there, they want to see us there. it is very important to you to have a wonderful attitude in the asian pacific region. and promised a friend to give a friend some help, and to make you think, uh, maybe promise a lot in a week. we exchanged, so to speak, our wishlist in the first place of darkness, immediately began, eh, i will not work to reveal secrets to go there. sorry that's when we say it's time to dress up. even if you look at the news feeds. here, just watch the information feed, it's really time for asia, because watch the time for europe is going down. here is the information that passed quite recently that lithuania will drive, probably ration cards offering that time assistant representative to the president no, no more. yes , huge old traditions are closed. bakeries. it is their time that andrei evgenievich spoke about information that also stirred up all the communities that they will now drown in poland. yes, we were allowed to drown fees. it's time to move

forward. no, but in france, i can say that in general you can expect a second revolution, because if you remember the first yes, how it began, it began. go yes and for there was not enough bread. there was not enough bread. and what we see now, what is happening there are fighting at gas stations. yes, there is no bread in the shops. here you are, such a movement, naturally, the time has come, let's go on strike with the army, so that they make people work, they have not gone to work for 2 weeks or more. uh, in one of the branches. and they say, let the army go there, so that they are forced to work. yes, what is written, according to the calculations of the agency altar, engaged in the collection of information, enterprises in the third trimester of the twentieth year were launched 8.955. bankruptcy procedures in france are sixty-nine percent a very true idea that any viewer can test. e, club editor, but about how consistently the president of belarus built a policy of relations with e. greater

asia and pakistan must be remembered here, and china . take the president's message to the people. parliament for the last 20 years i have seen. yes, i watched. that's it. take in each message a large block of questions related to international politics. and there must have been china, i remember 5 years ago a big summit, and in honor of the big giant one belt one road project in qingdau, the president speaks, china, as part of this global project, is broadcasting a new culture of international relations without pretensions, without coup d'état. without imposing its exclusivity on all other countries, by the way, within the framework of the same meeting, christine lagarde, then managing director . uh, international monetary fund. said a phrase about the same meaning. she said that globalization today equals china what does this mean? this

means technology multinational corporations development projects are now starting from chinese territory, that is, yes, and in europe and in the states there were smart people able to consider this. but as for the states, i want to say, uh, i wouldn't underestimate here, uh, the strength of the united states of america . so the states are now sitting on their military bayonets around the world. and the truth is felt the fatigue of the metal in these bayonets. that is there microcracks have already passed , this metal has begun to deform, but they will be able to hold out on them for some time. take this week on the anti-russian resolution. she is very indicative of the united states awakening to be friends, and not categorically refused to vote by secret ballot, for what? it's pressure, come on. vote, then, and we are against you,

then i saw the sanctions against. yes, all the most interesting line in this voice. those who abstained, and so those who abstained, this is such a blow to the image of the united states america, by the way, said this, again this boron. he really turned me on yesterday. e to his he said that she was restless with the voting results right in fact on barrel e, worried about the results of the alignment. uh forces in the world, voting results indicators. you just said this to the holiday. here, look. does anyone really think that the leaders of european countries do not want to build good relations with asia, so the president is already building, right? what 's the difference? yes, the difference is that lukashenka alone, the lithuanians would have dreamed of a market. everybody dreamed, the market is huge do not give them do not give us normal relations with this vote. here are the ukrainians. there, gafag

danced, 143 parties condemned five. uh, 35 abstained against, firstly, this, in my opinion, is up to 65% of the population. yes, uh world first, and secondly, the most fundamental question of principle that the americans were forced to vote around this was a controversy. it was an open vote; everyone insisted on a secret one. and it would be completely different. you hear the results, i myself meet with the ambassadors of different countries, and i talk like this say in a trusting relationship. we are also employees of various ministries of departments, including mida from a businessman. believe the ambassadors of many many countries. they say that they would send to hell, the united states of europe, but so far they cannot do this, and the poles put candles in the church every day so that the belarusian business will return there faster, and this is true, did you pay attention to the meeting in asia e here on this global, where the president of belarus participated in what status is the united states in the same status,

like belarus observers and so the observer from the usa sat in this hall and listened attentively to what the president of belarus was saying and thank god that there are such platforms where the president of belarus through a diplomat there, well, he can convey everything that he thinks about the us government and about the global order that the states were trying to impose. he said that you need to take the initiative with your own hands, so that this could mean creating an alternative to the un, to conduct joint military exercises, sports, competitions to fight the dollar with the euro to engage in import substitution, that or all of this together, that we already have, firstly, these initiatives are developing unconditionally. here it is in different formats. yes, if oleg sergeevich gives you the opportunity to speak. i would like to complete the thought. yes, i did. yes, so far as concerns e questions. e work with asia and asia with the rest of the world. yes, that's what alexander grigorievich was talking about. e, that it is necessary to work unconditionally? these initiatives already exist,

which today are trying to create an alternative to a non-working global institution. he's talking about our mini. foreign affairs here recently spoke very frankly , he who does not work, and which needs to be restarted, again, all the structures created under the un, which have actually turned into agents of influence of the united states e, today, of course, this world architecture of international relations is changing, not just necessary, it is already is changing. and here is what we have already said the presence of a number of international organizations, the center of which is located on the asian continent. here they can become on the one hand such an alternative, of course. uh serious moment - it's a job. e. here, i would say e was a globalized world. yes, now there is a gradual deglobalization of regionalization. here , asia is demonstrating this regionalization within the framework of which it creates

tools and mechanisms that are convenient for itself, which i would like to draw your attention to. asia after all has always been under the gun of the european. politicians are even back on their feet. that, when the american one appeared in the 19th century, there was a so-called big game in asia where the largest british empire fought yes, where the russian empire fought , uh, that's not only for the british, but for india there they were going. uh, smart wars in general. no, there were, in general, uh, showdowns for uh. the geopolitical dilesha is a territory, including china, including the same afghanistan and persia, which today is iran and the middle east e. please note that a plan is being implemented in belarus today. i'll speak for the count here. yes, our uh, the belarusian institute for strategic studies proposed a plan called asia the great game 2.0. today we see, uh, what was 200 years ago a struggle

for influence in asia, an opportunity is being built into these asian flows. she goes to belarus this case. that's absolutely right. uh, they said that lukashenka, at the dawn of his political career, saw this vector, because the really consistent policy of the belarusian state was aimed at promoting its interests in asia through all possible channels, you know political and economic organizations, in which and if there a century and a half ago, uh, within the framework of this great game for a greater asia, all these asian countries were pawns. yes. now it's over now it 's not about, uh, separating these countries among themselves, but in order to integrate into the system and belarus is just being integrated, we are on all these paths and trade, economic and political paths of cooperation. we see how

our president is greeted in the asian space. there, we practically have no relations with any of the asian states. problems of some kind of friction we accept everywhere and accept very well. as an ally of parties to agree. alexei now i wanted to. uh, just throw a bait and provoke oleg sergeevich because, uh, literally, when last night tonight, uh, your beloved mr. josé morel made a wonderful comparison. yes, speaking yesterday at the european diplomatic academy, he said this. from which we simply do not know how to react today. that is, he said that europe europe is a beautiful garden that we cultivated, where we created everything for ourselves the rest of the world - this is the jungle, then subtly hinted by a diplomat that we need to fight this jungle, that is, how they fight the

jungle . yes, no matter how they fit. but see certainly europe garden, which separated from the rest of the world by a serious fence. they are building these fences now. she wants to intervene today in these asian processes. yes, that is, she fenced herself off. after that, mr. barrel suddenly declares, but we must keep everything under control there, and here, linking up with what he said about the possibility of using nuclear weapons. what control they offer to the other world. why are they not satisfied with this jungle because they are refined. they have already stopped. they, uh, ceased to be part of nature. yes, they have become this here, a cultural part of the world derived from the natural process, and at the same time they are gradually dying and at the same time they themselves

recognized that all their well-being is for everything. this time the resources were being built. that is, they took it to say that our well-being was based on cheap energy from russia, it is obvious that it turned out that the huge cheap market of asia helped us once where these are our troubles. he's a fucking roan fool. this is the bride of the rows. sometimes there are compatible things even in europe and this is not a joke. i can, i apologize for my emotionality today, but barrel really turned me on yesterday . i have an aunt here a little means, uh. they lived at the expense of us for another 30 years, after all, after the collapse of the ussr after the soviet ussr, they robbed our post-soviet space for a long time, not only cheap resources came, but intellectual forces and others. that is, they lived at the expense of us. and now he is talking about some site, this garden withered immediately after the start of the special military operation of russia, if this is a garden, why did it wither so quickly within a few months. and nothing has begun yet, therefore

, a new epoch of international relations is certainly beginning, where europe has a very sad future, if they do not make peace with russia and belarus, europe will never be safe without russia and belarus. by the way, now we need to ask them a question. yes, yes, uh, i'll fight. well barrel you say, it is necessary to remove this, it is not necessary to leave him, because he then he says what is being discussed. eh, inside and out. this is then by accident. he also announced that we would report, by the way, unacceptable damage to the russian army russian federation if it strikes with a nuclear weapon on ukraine today, as unnamed sources within the european union and nato are outraged because he has revealed, in general, the cards of nato's plans for a response to a possible russian attack with a nuclear weapon to respond, because he is saying things frankly russian. wait, not

russian andrey evgeny is a white man. i've called him a nazi here 20 times already. remember his famous moral assessment trade so that our people understand who we are dealing with, because everyone thinks that in some kind of soulful people with beautiful faces are sitting in brussels, including in the european parliament. make faces in the fact that let it remain yes, europe will split faster with such an e, it means a european official. they themselves hate him and his yesterday's interview, by the way, stirred up some high-ranking european officials in europe that he had no right to say. yes, yes, that is, they have a scandal, because a person has really not only revealed, er, the essence of european politics today in the post-soviet space and in the world. so he also admitted that, in fact, i could n’t help but answer. alexey sergeevich , the most interesting thing is how the united arab emirates will react to this. saudi arabia has been egyptized, turkey russia is practically today. here khabib himself is the first

decision, but as the guardians answered the americans, it means to reduce oil production. we also saw the reaction of the americans. so for a year dear belarusians, including those from makara. you just have them running errands for the foreign minister of the euro country. union believes that you are all black jungle you need to be cut out, well, summing it up, but if we talk, in general, about these trips, uh, these visits, uh, heads of state, then you need to understand that this applies in general, in fact , about this not enough, say every belarusian, and as they say, concerns everyone, because , well, it is obvious that the head of state does not come there to talk or look. well , yes, do not look, uh, friend e at a friend behind this are millions, if not billions, e dollars of contracts. take take 11 million dollars for 50 million dollars contracts

were signed. so this is just what we know, and as a result, this money will end up in the belarusian economy. and in everyone's wallet, you understand, we are already talking about the established tradition, the president never goes to a place where he does not return without contracts and money. here's how you want. meaning the meaning is precisely this, well, i just wanted to touch on the topic of the economy, because this is also, well, an important thing. this, of course , was all discussed, because, well, you see, putin also stated that he didn’t say so to get away from, but the dollar and the euro. he said that it is necessary to switch to national currencies for settlement. well, what is equal to leaving the dollar and the euro, the fence is being built. in the truest sense of the word, all logistics chains have been broken between russia and belarus and the strange west. we must seek happiness. there we are looking for him. you heard the speech of the minister of economy at that meeting, at which we had almost all the losses that we had after the introduction of the

most severe sanctions made up for by new contracts for single new buyers. it huge result. can you imagine that under these conditions, what we achieved there with the european. ah, the union of a decade. i mean some kind of long-term supply chain contracts, we are essentially six months away. we did uh with the east, and therefore from an economic point of view. this is extremely important. i am sure that it sounded ivan mikhail today we did it precisely because the president has been doing this for 30 years, if we had done this after the imposition of sanctions, we would not have had time to look, because the relationship was from china pakistan and vietnam had to strengthen this vector and that's it. that is, when you remember, criticizing a multi-vector policy is bad. here is the result of a multi-vector policy, when a country, after the imposition of sanctions, quickly rebuilds its economy and the nuclear threat. i want to say one very important thought about this today, by the way, the president spoke in an interview right at the summit. uh, where

was he today. this is that this nuclear blackmail, this constant talk about nuclear strikes, does not come out. by the way, from belarus, russia is not putin, not our president never spoke, but about some kind of nuclear strikes. all this comes from there. why the most europeans. to scare them as much as possible , they are now suffering economically, they need to be scared every day. you don't eat in the cold. it's ok. but nuclear war. no, soon there will be a nuclear war, so that he would sit and be afraid. it was during covid. covid, i didn’t manage to use it as it should be. now this hysteria is starting. well, i still do not agree with all the experts in the event of a nuclear war. god forbid they won't be we will stay ivan mikhailovich one short episode. my colleague from the russian federation, vladimir gennadyevich solovyov , head of the union of journalists of russia, came to see me last week. timur vladimirovich shafir. uh, the secretary for international affairs of my journalists in russia,

i escorted them to the airport, honestly, i’ll say i personally drove through the industrial park, the great stone, about 50 factories that operate across the entire line in a compact area. uh, import substitution computers. pharmacy machine structure materials are separate. uh, research complex, i told vladimir gennadievich. you criticized us for our multi-vector approach. this is a multi-vector approach, so anyone who wants to understand the quality of relations between belarus and china i advise everyone to go to the industrial park, the great stone. yes, we need to understand who we are dealing with. i mean the countries of the west, first of all the united states, it is the bandits of the most real terrorists from the high road , in fact. ah, the state and all. uh, their hugs are here for a long time. there for the last 10 years. it hugs the other with one hand strangles. eh, from you. why am i because, well, the blow strikes at ordinary citizens. victory under the guise of the fact that they want to, with their sanctions, uh, strangle uh, the president's regime, in

fact, they want to strangle ordinary people, so that people take to the streets and do not shy away from any methods. today makei is in an interview in the margins. summit spoke about a curious text message he received from one of the countries from his colleague, we talked about this many times that as soon as they decided to strangle us in the twentieth year, they ran their representatives in all embassies, there uh cis here. i had such information on several cis countries, 100% authenticity, and they threatened just the leader of these countries, not just sanctions. they threatened, uh, that they would ignite conflicts on the territory of these countries, you know about whom. you say we are talking if they do not join the persecution of belarus russia well, let's listen to this sms in a closed format. uh, within the framework of smith cis, i read out a text message that my colleague sent me from one very distant e

country. uh, the same size as ours, he wrote that as far as the sanction is concerned. e belarus russia e, vladimir e. it turns out that the third secretary of the us embassy is under the most severe pressure on us, they write us written instructions. uh, forcing you to join the topic or other sanctions, forcing you to take specific actions against belarus, russia and other countries that support us threaten uh , if you don’t do this, then your accounts. uh, the united states will freeze your relatives. children cannot get training. uh, the united states of america, and if the situation continues to develop like this, then we even all of your students came out from there, usa. you see, the votes are like a vote. here it is the vote according to the minister of foreign affairs and were. the second conclusion should be truly sovereign, if its elite has money abroad and children

study there, so our security is also based on this, by the way, and we see how russia is now being cleared of many of these things, because it is in some moment critical for the country becomes a problem. and here it is minister of soviet pravda, here it is voting , you see how it votes, but again, even so that the viewer understands, we are not talking about building some kind of democracy, which is not in the west, we are talking about the fact that we needed to build belarus anti-russia. this was the most important question. and we gave up on this one. here, look. we must clearly understand that nothing else will stop any conventions of moral norms, neither the americans, nor other anglo-saxons and the european union, including old europe, they always crossed this line, when it was about their interests. it doesn’t matter what kind of economic life and so on, and this has always been the case when they plunge us into rhetoric about the atomic bomb. and about nuclear strikes, i know from history only one example

of the use of nuclear weapons twice by the united states. this weapon, dropping two bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki is more of humanity's examples of nuclear strikes. do not know now is also us to understand life in the early days. there's less bombing. tokyo was the most creepy not nuclear weapons, but half a million human counterparts to make you understood what lack of sovereignty means. and when you are the most ordinary puppet, again, vladimir makei said during an interview today, and i will read out and here is a quote and these events in ukraine will end the same anyway. well, i mean, at the negotiating table. the president instructed me to ensure these three rounds of ukrainian russian negotiations that took place on belarusian soil. and believe me, with each round , more and more hope for success appeared, and after the third round both the first and second delegation. they said, we are coming in a few days to sign fina instruments, what happened then god alone knows, but

in new york i was told by colleagues from some european countries that the leadership of ukraine was given a clear command not to negotiate with the leadership of russia, it does not matter on the territory of belarus on the territory turkey to stop negotiating with russia altogether, these were the statements of some european colleagues, said in great secrecy, who ordered mr. zelensky to do this in as a result, it has since died. well, it seems to me that there are already several tens of thousands of ukrainians. and what after that can be said about mr. zelensky what we have been saying in this studio for all the months. here the minister built five confirmed everything that we said zelensky does not solve anything without war, when the world ends, when x is the worst tragedy of ukraine, that this country has lost its vanity. unfortunately, she lost it back in the fourteenth year. she didn't lose him. it happened there this year. a long time ago and uh, this is the most terrible situation for this people and country. and what's more, if we take our baltic colleagues, not only ukraine has lost its

sovereignty. look at what estonia has gone crazy this week, in general, these are people who do not fully know the representative of the foreign ministry, in my opinion, praised ukraine for blowing up the bridge. well, by the way, civilians died just in case. eh, killer. yes, and dugina left through estonia and this week a potential terrorist was detained, while some participants left. this crimea yes, and through estonia this week with the help of a needle they wanted to commit a terrorist attack, they even imported a needle through estonia, too. well , the terrorists. alright lithuanians. we are used to. they are belarusian fugitive terrorists. they are fed at home, but also estonia, uh, one fact is like this from i beg your pardon. there is such, you know, soviet statistics, as far as i remember in the soviet union. yes, only the rsfsr and the bssr were self-sufficient republics, the rest are all. or we all helped with subsidies. so, ukraine too, and perhaps,

well, estonia anyway, yes, lithuania latvia which today is so active so actively perform. yes, that's against russia against belarus it seems to me that maybe they, too, could be presented to present an account with the words of a comrade. how much was invested in your human capital, all of your countries, who were, well, i think that many of us no longer travel towards the european union. yes, and if you don’t really want to, it’s difficult to take it. i mean, you wanted to say that someone was in vilnius or somewhere on the other side they saw that all the streets that were there were beautiful. they are all still left of very ancient times and not destroyed during the great patriotic war, but modern there is nothing there, so i would just like to remind these countries that are so active today that everything that happened in their life is probably very good, maybe in october the soviet legacy destroys the monuments. and that they are not a cable, you are not talking about destroying the bottom, it will drip and you will build the communists. everything needs to be sorted out. this is the end for a start, they destroyed their

industry, which was created under the ussr where is the radio factory? yes, where is the factory that produced cars slave sprats, where they do everything there, everything remained calm, the rest was actually destroyed with their own hands. yeah, but returning to ukraine , if you will, yes, and returning to zelensky about zelensky, let's add a little emotion, as oleg sergeevich likes to do. yes, zelensky today. literally here the other day i swept through various telegram channels. it is very interesting to see such a picture as foreign media managers make, uh, a picture with zelensky yes, he is the same hologram on in fact, which can be forced to say anything, fit any interiors. and in fact, of course, we should not consider the figure of zelensky as a subject of the political process in principle regarding negotiations. yes, i want to remind you that

when these negotiations began, pressure began on the negotiators, several people, and then when they arrived in ukraine, they were killed there and killed one of the members of the negotiating group of the special services. that is, in this case, there was pressure and the message was quite clear. here, given that it was said that there was a direct ban and what we see today is actually none from the side of ukraine, not zelensky from the side of ukraine and from the side of true puppeteers standing behind its backs. yes, there are no attempts to resolve issues at the negotiating table. how are you right. uh, say ivan mikhailovich is dying at this time, thousands of tens of thousands of people are destroying the infrastructure of ukraine and, so to speak, the other side of the barricade, therefore, it’s already arriving now. on the territory of russia itself, which was originally russian before these events

territory, belgorod is the same, yes, but all this could have been stopped. points for contact, the possibility of a negotiation process, of course, there were alexei viktorovich. now you seemed to know what i had in my stash. really did not know, uh by political forecasting. i really liked the tools that should be offered to resolve this or that crisis. i will prepare the program recalled the interview of the president of belarus in 2015, bloomberg political forecasting. instruments. hear what he said the president. if the united states of america delivers serious weapons to ukraine, serious non-rifle weapons are not grenade launchers, but more serious weapons. this will be the push for the escalation of this conflict, and this will be, uh, the impetus that russia will have

to react to this, because when there is an internal conflict, let it involve many states, indirectly, including russia eastern europe and poland there and so on. uh, this is one thing, but when a strong player appears there. through supplies let the weapon the united states of america is naturally also specialists, and hmm, many are already saying that there are specialists from the united states of america in arms who train the ukrainian army. yes, and poroshenko talks about this when such a strong dill appears. uh, active player, open, like the united states of america, you will simply provoke russia , now the ukrainian authorities are more committed to resolving this issue of eastern ukraine by force, uh. i 'll tell you from other positions. i believe that the forceful solution of this

problems. no. it will be a lot of blood. this will be an escalation of the conflict, therefore i am for a peaceful solution to this issue and in every possible way contributed to this one, while peace would come there, including my position on the minsk agreements, minsk is one minsk-2 we have a different vision of the solution. the ukrainian authorities have this problem, at least, what i see is one. i have another. i believe that today the moment has not been lost, and in order for ukraine to become united and integral, it is necessary to fulfill the minsk agreements, which are signed and the leadership of ukraine is everything, maybe e be continued. war, why is there no trust, neither side has no trust in each other, uh, this is firstly, secondly, well, it’s a sin to hide in ukraine there are armed people and there are many thousands of them who do not

obey the decrees of the president and the army leadership ukrainian. and not everyone complied with the decision of the minsk memorandum on the withdrawal of e-weapons. e in the zone of contact. this is also dangerous, so it threatens to start, at least the start of an armed confrontation. and then and then there is definitely an escalation of the conflict and i'm afraid drawing other states openly drawn into this conflict. i saw it on time, found the case for one simple reason. we just need to remind our viewers, in general , yes, the efforts years ago, the efforts of belarus, which were aimed at peace in ukraine, why is it important now, given the number of fakes that are now being distributed, and supposedly that belarus will now enter into a special military operation and someone is going to attack. here it is necessary to remind the audience that all these years lukashenka, as the president of

an independent state, did everything that was peace in ukraine, starting from the minsk agreements, ending with building a dialogue and trade and political relations with the ukrainian regime. someone reproaches him there. what are you doing. so this was just done in order to prevent the war, but at the same time he warned what could happen next, what we are doing now. terrorist activities, whatever they are can be called, but the kgb is working wuxi variant again on which it is directed exclusively to the world. and, by the way, the same our neighbors should thank us for this, because no panic-mania we do not succumb to provocations at the border every day a new provocation. we hear this from our border committee again to the world. therefore, these shots are important, because the thinking of that president is one directed to one world. this is a classic political forecast and proposal, for example, unfortunately, we see that everything really coincides and that

that such a moment of the twentieth year sounded here. yes, but there alexander grigorievich draws attention to the fact that in ukraine there is a certain part of people who are not subordinate to any of the leadership of ukraine . that is, in fact, even then it was stated that ukraine, as a state, had lost one of its most important ones. e signs of statehood. it is legal use of violence, only by the government. yes monopoly on this violence, but what did we see next in the course. those years when we offered our negotiation platform where we met representatives from one side of ukraine from the other side of the lpr. dnr yes, negotiations took place all the time. here, on the territory of belarus, at least some minsk agreements were concluded, which then really stopped this conflict and, in the most extreme case, there was the possibility of freezing this conflict, and leaving it, no matter how

ours or yours. but given the situation, of course. it would be hard for the inhabitants of the lpr dpr to be in limbo. but uh, if the ukrainian armed forces, then observed this hmm peace prisoner. yes , if the agreements had been implemented and weapons withdrawn, there would have been no such shelling, there would have been no escalation. today we would continue to be. in this situation, ukraine would go about its own business. russia would take care of its own a. the inhabitants of donetsk lugansk would still suffer from problems from their disorganization in this. alexey and what does this have to do with it? ukraine well, it's understandable, the us plan to use the respite was used in the way it has always been used in order to. yes, there is one problem. it has you know what the president is feels like a sovereign politician and speaks on behalf of a sovereign people and a sovereign state, and it seems to me that at certain

moments the president, as it were, delegates this sovereignty of his sense of internal independence to unsuitable weak ukrainian politicians. well, i want the president. this was obvious to all the journalists who worked next to him. he wants zelensky to show his internal sovereignty and speak on behalf of ukraine. and zelensky turned out to be a parsley. andrey the same thing happened with peter alekseevich. poroshenko when poroshenko remember during the minsk agreements ran. secret room to call someone to find out what was ground there on the fronts in debaltseve or not, and to consult with the americans. maybe the president wants to delegate this shift to them, because he always talked about how he loves ukraine, how he loves ukrainians. well, we all understand perfectly well what is happening in the political elite today. if i may say so. uh, ukraine is exclusively a showman, and there are no economists. yes, and there is

nazis, and what is their scenario? as you say, here they gave them. yes, what kind of fence did you make? what text they gave, what they will read there is no question of any independence, but the most terrible thing i can say is, well, just as a woman, maybe a trifle, which i paid attention to after the terrorist attack that occurred on the crimean bridge. i got the feeling that the ukrainian society. there is some kind of request for terror, that all these years, as you say, yes, a huge amount of money was invested in propaganda. ukraine behaved in such a way that people just a twisted mind. you look at a terrorist attack, what is happening in the center of kiev, a billboard is put up and the show continues, you understand, people are dying, but the seam continues, they are photographed for a row, the ukrainian authorities. maybe i turned my beloved in the other direction in our direction. these people who are now in power are the second wave of showmen, the first wave has come, and it actually controls ukraine

now. uh, nazis are nationalists, nazis are sometimes fascists, well, in different ways, uh, there is nobody they weren’t able to open a clan against them. it was they who unleashed a war in the donbass and they still ruled everything there. pashinsky got out of power this week, it turns out that he heads the military industry association. let's bombard the crimean bridge until now in the power of the avaks, uh, in the power. all of them came as a result of the coup. they killed the heavenly hundred pashinsky detained with a rifle. you remember, and chopping led snipers out of the hotel. at us the twentieth year such when was the twentieth year the same people, i will now show you a fragment. let's transfer the project out. uh, we continue, so to speak, to expose the people who participated and then in uh in the attempted coup were in the

forefront. these are the most peaceful ones, in the opinion of the american embassy of ours and makarov of the european parliament, who, well, care about the opinion that we shouldn’t do at all and people don’t exist for us at all, but nevertheless. look, there is such a gorbach rule nikolayevich, he is a football fan. naturally minsk dynamo actively participated in the events of 20 e years. e repeatedly took part in mass fights, other gross violations of public order was brought to administrative. for participating in a fight, i said this, being on the territory of the dynamo stadium committed petty theft of property, yes, a decent person was sentenced to 3 years of restriction of freedom from the recapture of the master of the institution. yes, that's him on the left, he recruited popkovich to ukraine. yana volerevich. this is on the right, which has been repeatedly brought to administrative

responsible for drinking alcohol in public places, an active participant in the action of protists in minsk well, alcohol and protests, despite the fact that they tried to start us there, uh, 60 percent were definitely intoxicated. and this gorbach, he served in the battalion of kalinovsky a in a unit called terror. you know, they broke away from korenovsky and now they are fighting there. hmm on the territory of ukraine and here he is a willow. i am recruiting this motivator in order to motivate him to come to ukraine he stopped his video. uh, they captured our belarusians, who participated in the twentieth year of protests, captured russian soldiers. let's see

the belarusians saw the cake of all shoot this brichanino, thank you. god it's fascist it's not. this is an incredible babarikans or tikhanovskaya there, that they also participated in all the protests in the twentieth year. well, you know, i want to say here that, firstly, here andrey evgenievich says we have been preparing for 7 years. you

say several years friends. my whole aopa organization that came before beginning of world war ii. she was all imprisoned for terrorism. their children did not understand not for 7 years, they prepared nazi sentiments for the idea for 7 years in a row. you will hear me 7 years in a row after 2014 and after the minsk agreements, the ukrainian authorities rotated the military contingent on the line of contact, forcing their military to shoot. and yes, yura in ukrainian citizens, that is , this 200,000-strong group has no pity for its own citizens living in donetsk in luhansk in makeevka in mariupol no, but i will say that the administration of the ministry of internal affairs told me that pleases understandably there cooked not prepared. the most important thing is not the ministers of internal affairs this week. after this video, it must be said, he clearly said that the employees of the ministry of internal affairs are ready to prevent terrorist attacks and extremism. and

they will act to destroy terrorists and extremists. they must listen to it. enough of these ceremonies. they will no longer be amnesty will be carried there. here we are discussing the parliament, but not one, scoundrel. let's not hope to never get out of prison, because we have seen a war crime about any person hurtful and most importantly, what we must understand is the ukrainian side, which today is building its ukrainian national state according to the templates of ideas. the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent reorganization of the ukrainian nationalists, this mr. bandera, who they elevated to the rank of a deity, and these are all ideas that have been born for quite a long time. they nurtured them. here in ivan mikhailovich they said who came to power after the coup d'état, indeed these same ones were not after the coup d'état. we love these people, they

they say that this is their force, which will establish power in belarus. this radio is people who are calculated to destroy you. they are educated. it is the ideology of frank nationalism, which was written off in many respects from the same national socialist workers' party of germany, mr. hitler, it is in the blood, it is in the ideological ec-settings. unfortunately, if that's what you should be talking about now, we're saying it's all right. it's right. you don't have to be afraid of me. we need to understand something else. unfortunately today from the territory of ukraine for us for belarus and the inhabitants are right not directly a threat from the ukrainian people. this is a threat from the ideology of modern political power. ukraine needs to be understood, but you need to understand that people. we find blood and bread, you need to understand that, unfortunately

, some of the people who have been massacred for ten years in ukraine are also beginning to pose a threat to us and not only our belarusians. and those who primarily teaches and trains them. uh-huh just need to understand. so i said that in shinsky so far avakov has been in charge there since. chop. these are the people who made the maidan like this, if belarus would turn on the future of some deputy minister of internal affairs, uh, there uh, the minister of defense of the head of some minsk police. see what i would like american officials to get. in the same place, freedom of speech is such one person says when he retires, if such a number, uh, wonderful uh, officer, uh, ex-fitser, us marine corps intelligence, here he is in support of your absolutely words that you you, alexey viktorovich sergeevich, also spoke, let's listen. lacoste launched a genocide against the russians against them and

this genocide has been going on since the fourteenth year, when the ukrainian government by force overthrew viktor yanukovych, the legally elected president of ukraine, replacing him with a government dominated by people of right-wing beliefs, professing the ideology of stepan bandera, a ukrainian nationalist who, in the second world war ii fought on the side of adolf hitler and killed tens of thousands of jews, and polyakov generally destroyed hundreds of thousands of them. they adopted laws prohibiting the russian language and russian culture, in general, imposing a ban on russia in all respects, if in the current ukrainian laws instead of banning russia to put a ban on jews, it would have turned out exactly. the same legal framework that nazi germany had in the thirties of the last century. helped to add nothing. he said absolutely right, summed up what we said, so to speak, but, uh, about this bridge that krymsky was blown up. you saw it all, i don't remember it. last week we managed to ponder it it was, well, naturally, it came from a branch in the

form of the denification of strategic facilities in ukraine. yes, it was at 6:00 am on saturday after our recording of our program after the release. uh, on the air of the committed terrorist attacks, the ukrainian authorities admitted as an official unofficially e prankster that they did it uh, well, as soon as yes, but as soon as they arrived, they were proud of this, they were photographed by the western repress. look at the two covers. uh, they blew up the bridge, uh, in the crimea, uh, and the cover. e, rejoicing taking pictures in the background, marks people. yes look and the next day the russians responded. e. here is such a photograph. well, of course, double standards absolutely immediately there was a video, as they took a photo of ukraine yes, well , ukraine was offended by the world media who wrote that this was still a response to a terrorist attack and demanded that these publications be removed. that's how the

europeans didn't remove it, because it's true and naturally, the classic double standards began, when everyone was pleased that they hit the crimean bridge and everyone was terribly upset. we are all upset too. yes, we are all upset too, but you need to be upset in the top in in another case, we are saddened in the war in cases where people die. they, uh, in the west are absolutely happy about this, the video immediately began to walk on the internet. uh, how nato forces are bombing baghdad and everyone was asking questions wondering. look at your screens. and what do you see, what kind of bombings? and? it seems to me that here i am far from thinking that some military facilities are exploding. we remember what was left after baghdad. nothing left. also, belgrade, by the way, belgorod died. and thousands of people died, but we know how nato fights, they first compare everything to the ground, and then there are soldiers so that e does not die soldiers well, about these

double standards. we have prepared a short report. let's look at the beginning of the nineties, the civil war broke out in bosnia and herzegovina. the united states and a number of other states accused serbia of fomenting the conflict. with the mediation of the united states, a muslim, croatian, federation and a well-armed joint army was created, which is sanctioned by the secretary general. the un launched offensive operations with the support of nato air force bombing serbian positions in the war in bosnia and herzegovina has claimed more than 200,000 lives. of these, more than 180,000 civilian casualties in the midst of the bloody civil war in bosnia, the next issue of the american time magazine came out with a very eloquent headline, forcing serbs into obedience to the masses. bomb attack opens the door to the world. after 3 years, the conflict broke out in kosovo and mitohi, spitting on the un charter, nato launched a

humanitarian intervention against yugoslavia for strikes against critical infrastructure. approximately 1,500 high-precision sea and air-based cruise missiles were used. it was only during the first stage of the operation that the oil industry was destroyed and all strategic bridges across the danube were destroyed. the initiator of such actions was the current president, a stronghold of democratic values ​​and humanism. joe biden featuring. it was i who proposed to bomb belgrade it was i who proposed to send american pilots and blow up all the bridges on the danube today the collective west. in one outburst accuses russia of violating the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, this is presented to society. a flagrant and unprecedented case, however, for many, such rhetoric raises big questions. we ask for a clear answer to the question

that i have been asking my interlocutors as the leader of many countries for many years. what is the difference between the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine and the sovereignty and territorial integrity of serbia, which were grossly violated, and you provided this with international recognition, legitimacy russia's retaliatory strikes after the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge today are without undue embarrassment condemned by all the same humanists who poured blood over serbia in one way or another were behind the destruction of millions of people around the world. and let's also remember how the united states of america, in response to a terrorist attack against, uh, twin towers, entered, how they staged terror in general from tank afghanistan and in general throughout the entire asian region, how they stole this, uh, from the territory. note that pakistan's sovereignty of the country was stolen, allegedly the leader of al-qaeda, yes, and destroyed him and

dumped somewhere in the sea, not embarrassed by anything, no borders, no sovereignties. answering that there will be terror, there will be great terror for the damage done to america, and at the same time, how would you say now that russia has no right to strike such a blow. well, my friends, of course, it seems to me that the ocean is thousands of kilometers away. and now they blame russia. this is how russia protects its territory for its citizens, who are also russian-speaking. they protect from their own safety. they care about russia how syria threatens america how iraq threatened america how everything is right correctly needs bases in ukraine is no longer a secret for anyone, ukrainians no longer practically hide that they were preparing an attack on the donbass and most importantly, the russians would not have kept crimea, crimea crimea would have been occupied by the ukrainian army and

i i understand that it was possible to return it back only by erasing it from the face of the earth, because it is still an island, yes, and losing the black sea for russia is a peninsula for russia, this is death and like that, it would come true. the old dream of americans with the crimea in the fourteenth year, if the fools from politics had not told the russian fleet to get out. uh, you know them from the crimean sevastopol. what they said, they did, right? well, yes, we will complete this topic with one more piece of news. uh, came this week, and she's touching. eh, latvia is the same country of the same ideology. such lithuania with estonia, yes, and ukraine, emnesty international published their report, from which it became clear that they were tortured on the territory of latvia. i will say more killed. the refugees who crossed there and are now, despite all the fences they built according to human rights report. irina borisa i will only read the migrants, including children, were held in secret places in the forests,

where they were beaten, electric shocks were used against them in various parts of the body, including the genitals of migrants. illegal items were forcibly returned to belarus 100 times. seen dozens. of these, they were kept in special camps in unsanitary conditions and without means of communication. we, as journalists in russia, recorded all this. remember the name or cut-off that told all this and told terrible things. why so far no one is allowed in there. why is it impossible to approach this zone so that no one sees it so that time passes for it to happen other atrocities that blocked these yes, we say all the time, this is different, and sanctions against whom were brought to me for this just recently . we have already understood that the sanctions have given us the opportunity to be an american expert. so we talked to him on the videoconferencing and also argued something about the ukrainian situation and the situation with refugees. i asked him. listen here before the start of the special military operations, according to russian data, there were more than

400,000 citizens of the russian federation on the territory of donbass tell me, if in any country 400,000 american citizens were bombarded on a daily basis, what did 40 do exactly, that’s what he answered, even if there were 20 we would start a special military operation against them because you understand it is closed, you understood nothing just happens to the closest relatives of the adviser to the president of latvia , the secretary of the national security council of the republic of the republic i am not myself, but skinned were. in the forty-first year, he served as a policeman of the forty- fourth year as a member of the nazi germany in the ussr, the latvian vafon legion entered. the ss was one of the leaders of the pro-fascist youth organization. the luftwaffe support staff helped the germans recruit young latvians. from may to september 1944 , more than 3,500 were recruited. uh, local teenagers. well, in general, here they are, if we now start picking, e.g.,

the baltic leaders, through one we will find similar stories, but i wanted to say about latvia, after all, we watched how in this country and russia by the way, i watched how in this country 400,000 russian-speaking people who were born there, graduated from schools, received education, received gray passports, they did not become citizens. this is what fascism is. this is fascism, it was at the heart of the latvian ideology after leaving the ussr from where? it turned out the return of property to those who had property before the fortieth year until the thirty-ninth again began with riga, that is, this entry of the ideology of fascism and its return to the post-soviet space it began precisely in latvia, but due to a small country and its specifics, it did not develop there, but developed precisely in ukraine . because there was, let’s say, a human

basis for returning this bandera movement and they took advantage of it perfectly. today we need to understand that today we are forced to defend ourselves. we have been placed in these conditions, and we will defend ourselves. and i'm sorry when they call in ukraine the official authorities call heroes those who killed belarusians during the war. burned the villages of the same shukhevych yes, we cannot fail to understand that this government poses a threat to us, but the youth knows. everything is the same as in estonia would have been in belarus and in the mid -nineties. here we sometimes love. eh, ours from the magara of a certain part of our grandfather , this madman arises. they talked about gray passports, they talked about water for russians, and one kind of passport for those who are gender. for belarus, not belarus, all this would have been if lukashenko had not come in 94, who, by the way, did not fight in the twentieth year. only i remember

mid-nineties, of course, these are all on the streets. e. uno ninety-sixth on the street and the cars turned over all this was not a hard answer. they would have already then respected men. i just want to get back to our reality. to remind you that today is a great orthodox holiday, that today is mother's day like and when you talk about our country, for some reason i want us to remember today. a few days ago, i walked through the center of minsk and behind me. i heard french speech, and then literally a couple more minutes later. german for some reason caught myself thinking that in this minsk you can speak french in german in ukrainian in russian in belarusian. yes. this is our mentality, this is our people, we have a different country and that's all we have to do. this is really to protect it and the ukrainians. i would like to wish nevertheless to free ourselves, preferably from what happened to them probably a year later,

after i was elected zelensky president of ukraine. i was in kiev a. he's also a tv man. you understand, i met with the people on his team. e on the tv thing. they were very happy that he became president. they said that he is a normal person we have on him. everyone has great hope. he knows the coup was illegal. he knows who killed the heavenly hundred. we all hope that there will be a trial, and we will start building. finally normal. the country was told by people who worked with him for many, many years , what came of it. you all saw everything, he knows, he just nobody zero knows everything, so we are returning. yes thank you big. it was the editors club see you in exactly one week, goodbye.

the tv news agency starts an information day in the studio of elizaveta lokotka good morning in this issue. there are no goals in russia to use nuclear weapons big interview of the belarusian leader of the nbc television company tonight.