but, on the contrary, they showed them to them that when using even insignificant forces , significant damage can be done. after all, it is not fully functional yet. that is, i think that they believe that they carried out a very successful operation and caused serious moral and economic damage to russia, look there. there is another person there. e, danilov yes, the head of the sbu , he behaves as in his criminal past. that's real yes, it directly states that the country is not going to fulfill the conditions for the use of western weapons. well it means that massive strikes into the depths of russia are massive in depth if the appropriate expression is supplied. it's just a matter of time and in no way desire desire, they have. here is the west. is it capable of retaining such an unscrupulous partner in case the deliveries are made? i think we should not consider ruling people. west as a whole,

that's as the progress of the special military operation. and as the victory of ukraine moves away or becomes impossible. that i think that e different thoughts come different figures ruling. i think there are rabid, as our soviet times used to say, who are ready to go to the end and take extreme measures, and there are people who are more sober -minded and prudent, who believes that the use of ukraine on the territory of the russian federation is the massive use of missile weapons over long distances. may cause well, an unpredictable response from the russian federation uh-huh the thing is that well, they rightly believe that putin did not calculate politics and it is difficult to predict how he can respond, despite the fact that they are in press, they say that well, russia will not go to the day war, it will not use it there, but i think that there are some other

options. here, i won't talk. what but we remember that strategic russian tu-160 bombers landed on the territory of venezuela at one time and venezuela allowed deployment on its territory. uh, well, some bases are not bass on strongholds, uh, that the russian federation could use in certain situations. that is here. uh, i think that putin, of course, he a person who plays long. he must be guided by the principle that revenge is a dish that should be served cold? so i think it's not over yet. we will see, therefore also obviously thinks, and a number of figures. i think that among the military , first of all, who, well, really understand the degree of threat in threats, people from the political class who came to

political speculation, they hardly really assess these threats and calculate, therefore. i think that, nevertheless, we still need to look at how the situation will develop in the ruling class. uh, if you look at the publication of hersh, and the explosion of the northern streams, then many believe that this is some kind of signal, and the awakening of the sane elite, and that these people are preparing, uh, well, so let's say braking braking for the american president. so that he did not go to the second term. it's nothing in america. it does not happen , alexander borisovich, if the subject of the nord stream had already been touched upon. yes, this provocation, or rather this terrorist attack, which took place and the article that appeared by an american journalist who is trusted in information space, not only the united states, but the european one that the planes of the us air force were flying

over these places back in june 22. well, in fact, the whole algorithm, how this terrorist attack took place, he paints, and they believed in it. it's written like that. so it's hard not to believe it. here is a journalist. he has long created a reputation for himself as a person who does not write. it's just that he has the facts. here's what i would like to clarify. you partially said that putin likes to play long, but still there is a feeling that russian medved constantly here these slaps in the face. yes , it swallows one thing for another, and something seems to me, this is not very, it looks like such a strategy, when they really poke you like a kitten into a battery. but still, what will be the reaction purely in relation to this issue and can it be tough enough? i believe there will be a reaction, but a delay.

why putin is acting in a soft glove , let's say. this is so, first of all, because it is looking at china and india, which is now showing loyalty, but it is obvious that if russia acts sharply aggressively, and in general, well, it will be possible to see some imperialist intentions in this. i think they say their position. this is shaky enough to change . we see that india is demonstrating a domineering position. she seems to be buying, so to speak, russian energy sources, but he says that he would like even cheaper, that she can support these ceilings and so on. well, this is in the press in the press , such is the other side. she reports that she is going to continue buying russian weapons and so on. and that's it. on these

states, let's say so, the members of the brix, it is precisely at them that he looks back at them, vladimir putin. still, why are slogans from lavrov heard that we are for negotiations, although inside, what negotiations can only capitulation, but on the external contour, the russian federation demonstrates a display of flexibility to peacefulness what could be the answers? well, if you take an adequate answer, then this is, first of all, well, here is the possibility of some kind of emergency, for example, at factories that produce. gas thickens gases yes liquefied gas in america well in technological cycle. uh, so there's a short circuit or something else. maybe some well, ultra-communists who used to be called maists. here they are, again, some kind of sanction, sanctions, or on some

important objects of american infrastructure on military bases. uh, in the middle east some. here again, an incomprehensible organization will fire missiles, as iran did in its time in response to, e, the death of its general, therefore , i think that e answers to such will be prepared, but russia now has enough narrow corridor. she is forced to look back at world public opinion. do you agree with snowden's message that all this hype around probes, unidentified flying objects and so on is artificial in order to divert the issue of the nord stream topic, which has become really painful, including for the leadership of germany well then, there is a scholz, who is now being accused directly, that he passed on this and who allowed these terrorist attacks and thereby let go of the standard of living of the germans, for which he answers according to the constitution and he found himself in an extremely unattractive situation. and this is an attempt to bring down

this topic with a new information wave. as far as it is for you, it seems justified. well i think it is. the few tools that they usually have left in such cases. yes, usually in such cases it means, let's face it, the war is undertaking some kind of small military landing. there is against some kind of drug regime and so on, in order to divert attention and somehow consolidate the common now, when the war is already on, the americans got in and when it was in afghanistan and the exit from afghanistan well, the toolkit is small. these are probably smart creative people. they came up with such a thing, because until now, as many sources say, these unmeasured probes have flown these territories and no one has particularly bothered. and they even say to trump they didn't report, because there were so many of them, but uh, let's get back, because the sixties and

seventies - this is a war of balloon probes reconnaissance, when were they launched to the side? hundreds of thousands of such balls on top of each other, and in general most of them. uh, she collected intelligence information both on the ground and in the upper atmosphere and so on with complete impunity, so, of course, i think that there is an information operation taking place. moreover, all the media unanimously picked up, they wash the ears of the eyes of the layman completely s-hammered him for the layman. here it is there in the fiftieth same topic of the new. she was, in fact, very popular. yes, now i understand that this message has returned. let's engage the population a little with such questions in order to it did not think about the main thing, i think, yes, now i am reading one more moment. eh, now, poland wants to return to it again. it is building up military contingents on the border. well, for the past year, at least, yes has been buying equipment,

including south korean tanks. yes, the behavior is more than reckless. the baltic emirates , in principle, run into a military slap in the face all the time, and i'm sure that in the case of the america team, they face russia without hesitation. that's how much now in your opinion, these restless our neighbors are potentially union state neighbors dangerous and ready for aggression. and if you are not ready yet, then when, in your opinion, this readiness will become maximum. well, i want to say that, of course, military preparations themselves are dangerous. we remember chekhov's well-known statement that if in the first act all the guns are on the stage, yes, then in the third it will fire, therefore, of course, when large contingents of troops accumulate on both sides, then danger arises. uh,

let's just say that by chance the outbreak of war there is a human factor there is a human factor and in conditions psychological processing, constant and history in the media and the fact that people who are under uniform are constantly preparing for such options. well, the human psyche can simply not stand it. we remember episodes. e with the moments when a nuclear war could break out. between means, uh, the united states and russia, then, it was a flock of geese, then it was clouds, only in a computer. there was, in general, probably a miracle that this did not happen, and only now the decrease in voltage allowed, so to speak, eh , to ward off this threat. now we are watching again the growth of the military threat. well, here's the injection. i'm such a goth case. uh, i remember in the exercises of the eighty-second

year. we had major yakubovsky, the nephew of marshal yakubovsky, and he said he was a flag officer, uh, with the american division, that means, uh, west germany, and he said that isaac the officer should resolve situations that arise on the border. here is such a situation. says a drunken american sergeant with girls of easy virtue knocked down the barrier broke into the territory. uh, gdr location of the soviet troops and asked for political asylum , then, and then woke up and asked to be asked back, that is, perhaps, uh, well, such a situation could be with shooting and so on. that is, uh, in general, such situations can happen, and even without the desire of both sides, they can lead to a serious military conflict. but if there is a willingness to use it, this situation increases many times over, with regard to the likelihood of a conflict, then i still hold the opinion

that they are waiting for the occurrence. of the armed conflict on the territory of belarus which they will provoke and expect that either the pokosovo option, or even here on the territory of belarus in the western regions, it may arise. well, some kind of entity that will declare itself independent and call on progressive humanity to help, as we saw it means in kosovo there and so on, so i think direct war is unlikely, unless, uh, there is an exchange of tactical strikes of tactical nuclear weapons, but here if the proxy war, then it may be followed by the aggression of all these guys and poland and countries. that is, i'm on just in case, underlined here, that is, the thought that you touched on. if yes, tear apart, yes, yes, it will be an absolutely provocative fact within the state. what they wanted,

they achieve. yes, yes, it is not by chance that the president said that when all these unrest began. and as he said, polish flags appeared in the city, he mobilized half of the army and threw it into that region, obviously , that after all, uh, our cash considers the reality of such an option under certain conditions. okay, i have one more question. he such, maybe not global, but still this is something that concerns. deliveries after all, we have just heard about tanks, about aircraft, long-range missiles, missile systems. yes, they are capable of inflicting deep into the territory of russia, here is your forecast. for this equipment how soon and how much of it will appear on the territory of ukraine well, i believe that , of course, in order to assemble and prepare

it for combat, given that it is being removed, many of these leopard tanks are the only one in a number of countries last modification of this is part less that them needs to be raised. in addition, after all, there is indeed an element of training , especially the maintenance of a tank is a technique that, after each battle, if it remains alive, requires serious maintenance. therefore, i think that this should be considered in the march region. again, this is the first delivery. first first deliveries. well, this technique still needs to be collected, it must be collected and brought to battle. the readiness of the state of the aircraft, which means the aircraft here is a difficult question even for the west itself, given that almost all airfields. ukraine is in the field of reach of russian missiles, whether it be a caliber, or iskander, or x-101 from

strategic bombers, it means that it is difficult to find a place where a solid number can be based. well, there, uh, the ukrainians say 200 is necessary, so someone says, well , give at least 24 first, and a swift floor, so it’s clear that, firstly, uh, you need those types of fighters that can start from poorly prepared sites or highways . well f-16. i don't think they are very well designed. for this there is. there are such possibilities. i read an expert that if the appropriate sections of the highway road are prepared. well, maybe it’s easier to use, it has a smaller take-off run area , in addition to maintenance and development, it means that the typhoon yarafighter is not good, because it is a completely different class of aircraft, which means

the f-35 is not good. well, there may be a tornado , which is now being withdrawn from service, but there are very few ready-made such aircraft, very, given that they are being decommissioned, which means, uh, it will be difficult to find them in combat readiness, which means the candidates are, uh, there is slovenia, slovakia and someone else, uh, maybe the czechoslovaks are some remnants of the mig-29 and more means the f16 uh, i probably don’t see other candidates, so soviet old planes can be within 20 pieces. i think very quickly delivered. although they will also need to be , i think, about the same time frame. what "yes. and what about the f-16? well, i think that they, too , will eventually be supplied by the americans. but it's a matter of timing. will they succeed? well, you know, i'm still a skeptic in this regard, because i

i think that even if the planes of the second world war, the training should still be several months, yes, uh, and then it was a take-off landing by and large. that's even a minimum, yes, then even a trained pilot should be retrained to a completely new technique. i mean another, oh, which he, in principle, did not see his eyes. until then. still, you will need a more serious one in order to start from the highway . yes, it must be very high class, but there is an option. who will who will sit in the cockpit, huh? well, we're talking about vacationers data contracts are well traditional. extreme yes, about a philosophical question.

i think that the world lacks justice, to exclude warriors, it is necessary to ensure a fair distribution of natural resources and produced goods, because all wars start now either for material resources. this means that on the one hand or one of the parties protects its material resources and natural resources. it can be both water and earth and valuable precious metals. moreover, now, uh, we see more and more exhaustion natural resources and in general, the issue is an elementary issue of water supply. the same could soon become the cause of the emergence and has already become the cause of these clashes in the fergana valley, a potential war around it. so, i think that if humanity

organizes. e such a distribution of material wealth, which will be recognized as fair by all peoples and states, then the causes of the main wars will be excluded and despite the fact that this seems to be a utopia. it seems to me that a multipolar world is closer to this ideal than the domination of one states or even groups of two states that would share the sphere of influence, resources and natural wealth. here, i would like this from my point of view, it looks like this. well , god forbid, you have enough sense to come to a multipolar world. i think that only a multipolar world. here he can provide. here is the achievement of such an ideal. you can say even drown, but this is the key to the survival of the survival of mankind. if, as before, there will be the right of the strongest who will select an unmeasured

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hello girl girl. tell lisa works for you, where she definitely won't be. and what it happened? i don't know , they pulled me out of vacation this year to replace her, something must have happened. i don't know the details, if you want i'll give you our phone number. call tomorrow, if you are exactly to her. no, thanks. actually, i need a file, though for 1920 august september specifically. thanks

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and he was so upset when he found out what happened to you so upset. so wait. now he is one of the crowd of your fans who? do they have a lot of things, does it go to you in the library like that? the news is miracles i don't remember. how many can already got everyone got the same topics. and how did you want? to at least something shot an individual brand excellent and

others clearly said. and what are we, we have a continuous melancholy at the release for the last month. let's. so circles under the eyes sadness in the eyes are you in love or what? didn't know she was capable of that. girls never met so smart got it. yes, the nightmare was terrible. we then

lived in an emergency house and the wiring was short-circuited and the fire started all in smoke, veiled in black, nothing was visible. we ran out into the street. what was she born into? so scary, horror we look and you are not. well, naturally in the summer for the heart and the guy an unfamiliar person drove by, right on fire, as he rushed, and grisha pulled you out grisha, we somehow became friends once, a month later we got married. now it’s clear where the unbreathing dragon came from. well, yes, there is such a dragon fire today that will look at me like that. well, you need to put on a hat, mom, because you have already arrived , you put it on after all. you're friends, well , you have three or six main girlfriends.

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would i take it myself? no, what are you? i am very glad that you and i can talk like this now without lisa. what do you have it happened? the main thing is that lisa is healthy. tell me do you still love her? yes, i love her very much. and i want her to be happy and do everything for this, i say for sure, but i just take it for novikov for not very lyudochka. well, of course, don't write to the police about bruises. yeah, you saw her shoulders. and in general, the hands were examined. well, of course, i saw it, but, perhaps, they pulled it out. so the rescuers from the car

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take well i asked your wife should know the truth well? maybe not better. you know, what i need in my wife is that it can be a catalyst, and then she will remember everything. and if not, listen, don't you want her to return to memory? i want, don't expose her to such thoughts food. tell me what you're really afraid of. 311

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