[000:00:00;00] on saturday, in some places mainly in the southeast, it is possible that it will warm up to plus 17, but at the end of the week it will become cooler , belarus will begin to receive polar air masses in belarus, the week of financial literacy has begun. this is an annual project. it is held in our country for the tenth time under the auspices of the national bank, traditionally a symbolic ringing of the bell. on the currency stock exchange. gave a start to thematic events. within four days , the doors of belarusian banks, leasing and microfinance organizations. more than fifty schools from all over the country take part, the main theme of this event is personal finance planning. she once again draws the attention of the whole society and the parents of these children and the children themselves, that it is necessary to focus on this, because without financial literacy there are many mistakes

and fraud. how to properly keep track of income and expenses, how to save and accumulate funds using financial instruments, as well as how not to fall for the bait of scammers and to learn how to invest in an accessible and playful way, the guys will be presented with such complex banking mechanisms. well, on this i have all

the new information at 15:00. all the best. yuri khadzhimuratovich, good evening. hello, in october 2020 , the president awarded you the rank of lieutenant general and directed you to the most difficult belarusian region. on that day, the appointment was indicative. you remember you are a vakulyar in grodno in brest badgers, minsk and the reasons are on the surface in those days, so i remember perfectly about the grodno region, they did not say that the polish troops near the border were just waiting for a signal to enter the region, that in some offices the officials had already prepared polish flags. and that part of the state media is literally directly working to warm up the protest. here's what we saw in person. when did you arrive there? well, i'll start with such a question of the most important thing that i saw. personally, when i arrived in grodno, i was just as wary. how do you now, uh, say, uh, but

the first thing that caught my eye in the light of day. this is the abundance of our flags on every building in the center, and i involuntarily thought to myself more than in minsk uh-huh that's it in terms of density, that's how it was and i began to look. what is this building. yes, indeed, these were state institutions, but they were usually in the center, but also residential buildings, and by that time the koran was already 2 months old. uh, yes, and uh, the hardest part, of course, fell on him. it's uh, mad. the pace was a trip through the work collectives to the labor collectives of the largest enterprises, which were just the same and pumped. uh, our oppositionists and their western hosts, because now, even after the lapse of time, i will say. so they started. indeed, for successful significant numerous enterprises, in the first place , this is grodno azot. and further down the list,

where many people work, oblgaz oblenergo and everything that affects, by the way, the provision of life , uh, the activities of the population. here is oblenergo - this is a thermal power plant. this is the whole energy industry. this is water sewage, as they say, electricity in all its manifestations. it was these groups that they took on when, uh, you study, uh, the protest mood in the work collectives weird. not in any small working groups. let there be important or unimportant, and the salary, which is not very, yes, uh, for some reason none of these signatories. it’s not that people who are more actively protesting are busy with business, and precisely where there is a large salary , good profit, successful business, and the country’s economy depends on them from the same grodno, for some reason everything. looked there, therefore , we first said that this is a revolution of the well-fed. yes , but not the poor. well, these are all well-known intrigues of the enemy, therefore, well, our someone is gullible

listened to this, hanging their ears and walked to the lake mill, as imperialism used to say on the water purposefully , it is the state enterprises that are the blow to the economy. e states. this is, uh, a blow to such an informational agenda. see state enterprises against this state, so we often see all this, what threads are sewn, uh, for that uh, period, we only studied it from uh, the first part of the question, that polish troops are standing at the border. eh, we always know now. uh help everyone color revolutions are being prepared from the outside. they did not stand in shock groups so that immediately. fall, but who canceled and uh, who can guarantee that there will be no throw of organized groups, from the inside, which we do not

see them in such a classic field formation, deployed in combat positions , and yet they are not. after all, now wars are not waged by mechanized divisions , corps deployed from the left to the right flank, cross-linked in depth and the classic there, uh, shock component of breaking through a weak sector of the enemy’s defense. now everything is completely different and therefore the demonstration of that power with the deployment of part of our e, forces. e. against the adjacent side. uh, it showed that they even have nothing to twitch about the fact that some officials, uh, have polish flags in their office. waiting is a figure of speech, but in the minds of some, such flags have already been. i’m reading the history of the patriotic war, as the state security committee and then

the nkvd, e, identified among high civil servants among e, intelligentsia among such incomprehensible, but highly placed people old-age sports figures, brothers, by the way, such talk that they are waiting for the germans for me, that they are learning the german language, that under them they will be bolsheviks in the new order. they are tired of such and such functionaries. uh, then khrushchev’s propaganda - it was presented as cruel unjustified repressions, stalin here, but it was always there and the participation of our small civil servants, we got rid of them now , such thoughts and these were unsatisfied ambitions. this is, uh, some kind of career desire someone offended someone, in fact, they never for us were uh, or just a disadvantage. uh, brains of education, comparing uh about this or that kind of, uh, let's say, social state system, under which the majority of the people

live better than under the other, for example, well, it's good to protect the western pearl of belarus a little deeper. this is the task that the president set then in august when visiting the goshkovsky training ground and for the first time in a quarter of a century then. well, it's no longer a secret. some parts of the armed forces had to be put on full combat readiness and transfer them to almost the western border, yes, to the western direction. here is today later time. you have partially raised this issue. how real was the threat? is that why we had to do it? recently, the ministry of defense, uh, together with the border guards of the internal affairs bodies of the state security committee, uh, worked out all the border areas, regional centers in an urban-type settlement from the following scenario, an unexpected throw of several sabotage

groups of illegal armed formations. how can we call them and capture one of the district centers. uh, with the raising of the appropriate flags there and presenting to the world or, let's say, to the western community , the picture that this is a people who have rebelled, that this is part of the territory. eh, no one will say that they did it. uh, military personnel mercenaries of those states, some kind of saboteurs will be shown that this was done by a part of the e people who live inside the country inside belarus, e, and then ours are already being beaten to help you need to step in. to the western community , such a scenario could have happened then. and by the way, the terrorist attacks in the bryansk region are far behind the example, when these two, uh, groups of 25 people each captured two small villages there. this may be weak, but the prototype of such a scenario. well, they specifically passed off as russian quite right. uh, it's the russians rebelled,

the prototype of rua vlasov e. against the hated putin, as it would be taught, because the western man in the street, who is not strong in politics, will show a superficial picture and they will figure it out there. these were russians or ukrainian russian speakers or polish or what else, as they show, it will be all these provocations. there, the capture of polish radio stations by the germans and so on and so forth and so on. this is all for 100 years. eh, roughly speaking, okay? well, i heard that the position of assistant inspector for the grozny region. you have accepted. well, literally more than inspecting the city almost on foot, communicating directly with each resident. yes, this is true or an urban legend. no, it's true, uh. i like to walk and uh not to report to someone in cabinet and unfiltered. maybe

there are visitors to me, especially the first days. uh, i had to see what the city's population breathes. especially the center, well neighborhoods. well, now i always go on foot. i like it. i feel so thinner, as they say, the nerve, uh, of society. uh, in the early days. e. yes, i caught a lot of eyes recognizing me, by the way, not a single hating one. i didn't meet their eyes. that's what i'll say, it was both pleasant and informative, because well, why hide it? uh, some kind of professional burnout, uh, policeman minister. uh, it was and and when i looked at the protests and read, uh, the media is not only state-owned, uh, i was already beginning to get the impression that a lot of people hate, the satrap executioner and the souls were downgraded. let's, yes, but nevertheless , there was such wariness and, uh, i uh went different

routes to work, different from work, mostly along sovetskaya and adjacent streets , street musicians are beautiful. yes, it's a very nice place. grodno always say this street musicians alone tried to play there. change. i looked at him sternly and said all commander. no more, uh, artisans, who for some reason are sometimes painted as our opponents. these women got up and gave me some of their, uh, handicrafts. here are the tourist such, uh, surprises and did not take money for it. the driver stopped once. the trolleybus jumped out and hugged me and said, uh, i ’ve been breaking this game for a long time. uh, different people of different ages taxi drivers approached me very different people. uh, which one is the best unexpected question you had to solve. here here in such a situation and in general here during this time, well, in such a situation. uh, let's just say,

when citizens turned to them on the street with questions, they did not pester such requests, they are very cultured and tactful, but at the receptions of citizens. it is very interesting. here the twentieth year was arid, everyone had no water in the wells in all regional centers, the year 22, everyone complained about flooding, flooding, that the neighbor did not allow some kind of e, a channel through which the water would go into the stream and into river. like these ones life questions. i tell everyone, after the reception of citizens, eighty-five percent of people's questions are housing and communal services. this is always what worries them, stopping the road curb asphalt. uh, lighting convenience, inconvenience, the bus runs like this or like this to take children to school, like this . uh, the yards are lit and paved with patching and so on and so on and so forth. let's speak directly only in a normal country. eh, it is precisely

such questions in peace, probably, in the country there will be power for this. mostly. that is there is to ensure the normal conditions of people's lives, and the most unexpected question. it was, of course, the migrants of the 21st year. it was so memorable there, when i had to live for two weeks, uh, in the mode of a lifeguard dash of a law enforcement officer and well, in such a regime of martial law. then you had to live, if you touch on this topic, you expected from the polish border guards and in general from the polish authorities such a gesture towards people who simply believed in the promise. merkel's promise in the eu's promise to be welcomed with open arms, well you need to understand, what is poland, the hedgehog is not in vain called the hyenas of europe. yes, mr. churchill noted well. i'm always trying to side with the other side and uh, i have my own theory

about uh the state. poland, uh, they want to enjoy all the benefits of the european union and at the same time all those inconveniences and burdens that membership in it bears, for example, someone on migrants. they don't want them. i really understand the polish government. it wants their guest workers to be belarusians, the best people in the world. as a mercenary force, as the most law-abiding as qualified personnel, how are mentalities similar in language? uh, their races, let's say. yeah, they don't need it. those who do not want to adapt through the language. eh, there skin color mentality and industriousness are alien to them. really. uh, the workforce is primarily our qualified doctors, as well as laborers, because their youth left to the west, including

the protests and riots of the twentieth year, as they say by the beneficiaries. poland is even in case of failure, because many of my friends have some experts. i i hear such things as the riots and protests of the twentieth year and the destabilization of the situation. we were more important to ensure that a huge part of the labor force in the worst case, even our fugitives. yes, uh, confused those who do not agree with the authorities , those who managed to do some harm. let's go there and who is not going to them there, as life has already shown to give buns and gingerbread, you will work and preserve, uh, the demographic security of this state now, if uh, the germans have demographic security and the french, uh, make up turks, arabs and immigrants from the colonies that

they owned in africa, then poland settled down perfectly. let it be belarusians and the other side of the coin. they don't want afghans, kurds, er, syrians, and so on and so forth to migrate through them, so i expected this from them and considered it predictable. i just didn't expect this. uh, the scale that it will be in one place. that's how it is on these bars. eh, what will it be. here is such a demonstrative on the part of themselves, er, resettlement, yes. e, and. well, the response. uh, those who mow and try paint under the democracy of humanity? they love yes , of course, uh, they do not coincide with the principles that they declare european values, this is quite selfish. e is for yourself , for your state, for your people. i think that their population, in principle, uh, expected such actions of the government, we don't. and look, it was on the territory of poland

that auschwitz was located, and anyway, time will somehow put everything in its place. and those who are now killing dozens, and the numbers are called 200 and 300 and 700 dead and buried here on this territory where there is no access according to the polish authorities, no one is allowed there, neither volunteers, nor journalists, no one at all, who could see how dozens of these refugees are blown up in mass graves. it's real, the poles themselves say, but anyway, someday the dudosmaroved shift will come. sane people and then it will begin that the second nuremberg yes, it would be good for historical justice. well, i don't think we 'll see that anytime soon. unfortunately. uh, yes, yuri khomutatovich. you are a military man. and you served in various places, as they say , in my opinion, this is your military phrase, where his whole bag is, but the phrase from boris field belt

on a real person. yes, i am, thank you for remembering once, yes, so maybe some questions. yes, that's how the conversation showed. i want to touch on some national features and non-geographical features, including that we already started with poland. as they say location theme, because. you are now working in the grodno region, grodno and belarusian poles are more publicly horny after condemnation for some reason yes, who pretended to be a journalist there. in fact , for decades , the enemy of the belarusian statehood was a pro-polish activist and the popularizer did not hide it. i'll tell you the regional army. i remember well, because, let's say, and petty to this professional relations, an attempt to split the union of poles in belarus in 2004-2005, when poland took boris, together with pachobut, they put

them almost forcibly at the head and tried to impose problems on national and religious sign. here, how is the situation in this allied poles and made power in the first place in the grodno region, the appropriate conclusions from this situation. well, look we all know and a lot has been said about this, and it has already become such an e-meme phrase, poland from the sea. e to the sea, what is their dream and uh, they did not stop for centuries. and therefore, while we were sorting out here after the collapse of the union with our statehood and, uh, we were determined , uh, with many things, they did not sleep. and uh, then they pressed on. this is their agenda once in a while. poles live on the territory of belarus, then it will be. a springboard in order to catch on and your old dream. uh, at least,

wring out the western territories. e belarus they continued this is the soft power of the polish schools. e, at home polish 20 was e culture the polish language is higher than all the other polish languages, as they like to say there, for example, pansky, and belarusian halovsky. uh huh, that's it. eh, slowly planted and slowly preached, but somewhere not slowly. uh, i want to give such an example, we have more than one, nationality our republic is never bulging or considering. not under any questions i 'll tell myself. did my nationality prevent me from making a magnificent career to reach the very heights of that department in i started with a lieutenant no and it never concerned any nationality, no matter who was here, russian poles, jews, tatars, and so on and

so on and so on . i have tens of hundreds of examples before our eyes in general in the country. it is so arranged that if you make a mistake on something like that and you will demonstrate. eh, something bad, you will never become a noticeable person and you will be stopped in time. and here is the system for selecting the appointment of the selection of officials. and it showed and yet. e, we have this is the clearest example that there are no career bans for these people, somehow, yes, in those years, our president said, these are our poles. these are our poles. by the way, i then served in bobruisk in gomel and did not quite understand. uh, being here in other regions of belarus, what are we talking about and why such a question arose at all, and it seemed to me that there is no such problem and such an agenda no, now, being in the grodno region. having studied, i realized that external forces were trying to shake it. yes, as you said, both on a religious basis and on a national basis.

and our government is behaving very wisely , that it has never stuck out in this dispute. it didn’t get involved in this confrontation, but calmly pursued its personnel policy, in which all sensible patriots, able-bodied and working people. here. in the sense of the word, that you give a lot of time to work. uh, the career road is open and both the boss and the team and your the state of affairs and results in your area. no one will ever say that a belarusian was nominated, but a pole was pushed in there is no such thing at all, yes, that’s why these people have soil, boris why wasn’t there? and the fact that they were really subversive subversive activities is 100 percent. you said that the authorities drew conclusions, the authorities drew conclusions. and uh, do it with impunity. nobody

will be straight. just like others. he has been working on the law on and on agents in the usa longer than everyone has tried only uh, it will seem to them their fbi or some other services that you are pouring water on mill of a foreign state. uh, and somehow the american way of life, power and the dollar, and something else, and culture and ideology infringe, no one will have any democracy. eh, even be puzzled. i absolutely agree with the message, trying to imagine that russians opened a russian school in alaska and painted alaska as the territory of russia, yes , as it was in polish schools on the territory of the grodno region, yes, or there in brest , i will say yes to the audience of our program. e like this. uh, let's say, uh, i brought it from sergeevich's marat. e. interesting game american children of the fifty-eighth year of publication somewhere. in which of the programs

, either marat sergeevich or his employees use and show how long they see us in what light our slavic states our territory, including people who watch it will be surprised. how long is their plan and dreams about the arrangement of life? we have them here by hand. here is another topic that is probably difficult to get around, because after all, it has been heard for quite a long time. a map of the pole. yes, that's nonsense from the point of view security of the belarusian state. let's speak frankly and do not be shy about the expressions on the other side of their working scheme to attract our worthy intelligent smart people, and at the same time, the education of pro-polishness and the imposition of this pro-polish always as such a mentality that apart from prohibitions. we

can now oppose this attempt to split the belarusian society the card of the pole was used by our people first of all, well, for simple purposes. uh, it's cheaper to carry clothes because of cheap abroad. that's what they were all national reactions. yes, these were all the preferences that she gives. well, the second preference. eh, it's easier to get with her. ah, a schengen visa. eh, that's true too. and now none of us. i didn’t think that the issuance of pole’s cards and the acquisition of them, e, gives, mm, for example, the basis of polish statistics for their special services of their ideology. speak see how many poles and these will be ethnic belarusians who pull themselves into polishness. that is, in our e, i do not sell my homeland. i just want to go for powdered chocolate and tell them that i'm polish and not understands that each of them, uh, gives

a reason, then look in magazines, newspapers, as they say, blogs and e-television. this is actually polish territory and by misunderstanding. she's not ours yet. that's just such an ideological blow to the holes, yes, uh, a civil servant in any normal civilized country that respects itself. eh, a patriot is a person who lives here and respects his state to have preferences given by the document of another. state there is dual citizenship or such an intermediate one as the pole's card, well, you shouldn't, because you by this fact you are already setting up your country, what kind of export we have done. well, our civil servants don’t have it. by the way, now i’ll tell you about the people of grodno, who are the townsfolk and what i already hear from my friends. and already those who went there to live.

they already thought a little and started crying a little that life there is somehow not very good, because ukrainian refugees are given preference and orders from above, and the belarusian ones, as it were , are of no use to them, and therefore , relations with them are already not very good and people are thinking of going back. this is even apart from political views. i will say those who are there for a long ruble or for a comfortable life, allegedly there, let's go. well, what can the authorities already oppose. here it is without visas, which has been valid for many months. this is the best. eh? here, no one is breaking into open doors, we opened them , go and see how we ask everyone from us, as they say and uh, you see that their authorities have already begun to scare them with the omnipresent everything that exists. uh, kgb special services. something will be thrown at you, something will make you be pursued exactly as in style. uh, when the cia persuaded, uh, europeans, not from the soviet

union there, the kgb, uh, very evil will put you behind the walls and will torture you, don’t you dare. for their part, they also held back such an iron curtain, and now this is an attempt. uh, their authorities continue to look beautiful that people like us, that they already now go to us for cheap ones, we go to them and by all means forbid them by any means to tell about the relationship of uh, law enforcement officers border guards customs officers at the border, what it is to topics? who? tries to come from latvia lithuania poland to us e even come just tourism. not to mention the affairs of the change in the electoral codes fell well. yes, they fit very well in this post. at the age of 22, you spent 22 months in a real war

in nagorno-karabakh. so we considered that you have an excellent military education, the military school of the frunze military academy in moscow and the faculty of the general staff of the military academy of the republic of belarus, people who know will appreciate it. recently, information appeared that ukraine had already lost over 600,000 people during the year of the war , which is a colossal figure. here, in your opinion the conflict in ukraine could have been avoided. with the mutual desire of all parties, it could have been avoided. and so the desire was applied to this only by the president of russia with the huge support of our president, and the other side only kindled the world fire, and the whole west, and let's face it, the united states kindled this fire, uh, on the map that i

gave you ukraine in their dreams occupies the entire european part of the ussr and all the eastern european states lithuania latvia belarus romania hungary and slovakia, that is , everything slavic is one ukraine on their map, therefore, this is their special services - this is their government, this is their state department. and how it could have been avoided. uh, the president of russia avoided as much as he could. e, as soon as we tried. we have been behind this conflict, apparently, we have been observing everything, let's say, since the fourteenth year, as it seems to us, in fact, all experts agree that its roots are not even 30 years old. i will say one unpopular thing. i am now reading beria's diaries. for all of us. e from history textbooks with the disclosure of the corresponding congress

of the cpsu is e a synonym or, let's say , a negative name for repression, and so on and so on and so on. yes, uh cruel executioner, uh, nkvdist and so on. and i read his diaries and see how this statesman is not every day, and, but when he succeeds, because the load is crazy. he is my colleague the minister of the interior, if that's what he is, and i'm very interested in his way of thinking, so that's about the arrests, about uh, attitudes towards the trotskys. eh, he doesn’t have many other types of deviationist and outright traitors to the motherland. he writes this with great regret, when you need to arrest someone, condemn someone. uh, these are lists of enemies, and there were real enemies. but he has about the actions of the west in relation to ukraine, and now he describes, when he writes vyacheslav

, they said about a ground staple, soon you will develop new territory. he understands that this is western belarus and western ukraine , the so-called liberation campaigns, yes, the red army when, uh, take advantage of the opportunity. uh, the soviet union regained its sedentary status of those peoples who actually live in these territories, so that they don’t tell us fairy tales, and he writes that we will collide with nationalism, and he writes in western belarus, we will overcome it easily there are small roots, but in western ukraine, i feel that we will have a very difficult time and for many years. and several times over the course of i reached 1947 in his diaries, he repeats about western ukrainian nationalism about una unso about ukrainianness about how it is inflated in the most negative

sense. eh, very often he cares. oh , he had a lot of worries about problems, and like cargo stuck on the railroad for needs front. find and how to fight spies and saboteurs and fight on the atomic bomb project. he was loaded over the roof and the industry for ammunition and some types of weapons mortar artillery, he drove a tank and nevertheless he is very concerned about the rebel detachments. uh, we have nationalist leaders. he devotes a lot of attention there, it’s clear that these problems bother him very much, and he gives her a lot of time and allocates, uh, his best employees to fight her, scolds khrushchev, who, uh , belittles this problem, uh, trying to stalin, to be good, like in ukraine everything was normally covered over, varnished

, uh, the state of affairs, by the way, such a digression from this topic is small, although the topic. uh, i closely follow the actions in ukraine for the support of certain sentiments. and so, when in the regions of these four newly acquired for russia there was, uh, a poll and there was something like a referendum, yes, and i noted to myself that it was in the kherson region, uh, the percentage for russia for putin was less than in the donetsk luhansk and zaporozhye regions, and i became interesting, and here. i just happened to meet with one knowledgeable person who was there. he headed it in the military civil administration, and he told me such a historical, uh, a fact that i didn’t know before, it turns out, uh , when, after the liberation of ukraine, uh, the great

patriotic war, these uh, una unso rebels wandered through the forests, their families were evicted . what do you think, where not to siberia and not to kazakhstan and khrushchev’s thought on kherson was such that , uh, they will be smeared there and adapt among the russian population. uh-huh then those whom they didn't take long at all. they were treated softer than they deserved much , and now they returned to their families in kherson, and it was in this area that they were so diluted , that means settlers from the western regions, uh, and they passed on their here from generation to generation. here, uh, the mood and love for russia, for the russians, uh, for the rest, and therefore this percentage of russia's support there, let's say, uh, is lower than in the three above-mentioned areas, and what's next? uh,

it can go on, but despite all my military education, it's not about the military there. sense at all. yes, the main key uh, this is how much military success will be. in ukraine , military actions have changed so much. i spoke about this at the very beginning, that it was my classical education. and then, uh, the last. uh, the extreme education that he received undoubtedly at the faculty of our staff agent is very modern, they are trying to keep up with the times to study modern local conflicts, and not just the history of military art from alexander the great to the great patriotic war and are trying to teach us your listeners always. keeping up with the times e do not be afraid of the new, so that there is no generals are preparing for the last war, and nevertheless, e we all see a huge breakthrough in technology, where to assemble e troops,

it’s impossible to battalion in one place, it’s immediately e, accumulation e mobile phones, uh, radiating heat from bodies, equipment , and so on, so uh, there are breakthroughs, as before , the ratio of 5-6 to one against the defender in the breakthrough sector or three to one in the general sector of the offensive front , it’s already, well, in no way applicable everyone is hiding for the population, everyone works with drones. everyone is using artillery with thousands of shells, to destroy at least a little living e, enemy forces and, therefore, the military outcome of the operation. every time. it is not clear, because both the means and tactics of the struggle are being updated in your opinion, what will it be like? in your opinion, when and where will it end, is it a military operation or is it a war? uh, well, this is war. this has already gone beyond the scope of the operation, although everything is from the chechen war. uh, everyone called it a counter-terrorist operation and uh, that was

the first idea. i understand that the ukrainians called everything that lasted 8 years, otherwise yes , an anti-terrorist operation, in fact, this is a war, and now this war. eh, well, look. just recently, one of the experts compared that the soviet union, uh, lost about 15,000 troops in afghanistan over 10 years. you just announced a figure for the year of about 600. uh, you are only ukraine this is only ukraine, yes, uh, our losses are called ours, it’s clear who we don’t know and can’t count. those are behind those ukrainian losses. i have been following constantly since day one and literally in manual mode, using various methods, of course, available to me from the open. as the source says , i’m trying to count and i think that this figure is very close to the truth, no matter how one or another propagandist of the world tries to underestimate 600,000 - this is

the plus or minus. even if it's minus 100,000. imagine half a million. e healthy men who have already inflicted with their lost lives, irretrievable. loss. demographics, countries, already mature countries, where and when i can’t say this and be such an expert. eh, i will express my purely, look, considering a lot of factors, uh, trade desire fatigue. e people. this is not to finish the tameness of those and other slavs and much, much more, but still. i think that the entire left bank is wrong and the way out is more accurate. cutting off the seas of the black sea, because odessa nikolaev, these are ports, these are ships, this is shipbuilding. and the most important thing is that there should not be a nato base there, because, well,

if that side alone needs to suppress russia and dismember it. uh, others need to satisfy their ambitions for russia, this is really a matter of life and death, and they have another way out. no, about when i don’t even dare to talk about one question, which is probably very relevant. here is the latest provocation on the territory of belarus - sabotage by the sbu let 's be direct. what zelensky wants is organizing such provocations on our territory and on the belarusian borders. why does he need it. well, i wouldn’t start operating with concepts like zelensky wants, what he wants, he hasn’t been interested in anyone for a long time. it seems to me that everyone has long understood that his desire is not the main and determining one. that is, he is parsley, uh, he is absolutely parsley managed and all his team. e showmen, which came from the ninety-fifth quarter.

uh, they are masters of pr-actions of all sorts of shows and ideological subversion tricks. now they have at their disposal the huge forces of the special services of the army, e, unlimited financial e and material flows. and uh, they frolic on this stage with might and main and therefore their large-scale let's say. so after the scene of the ninety-fifth quarter of the field, the expanse of the country and the neighboring areas, uh, they are allowed to do such things, but nevertheless, to prepare such an agent we have all u heard so much months of a person who owns it-technologies. don't wind up, his uh delivery here his escort and so on and so on and so on is a lot of means of the forces of highly professional people. e leaves. uh, this is a provocation, unspontaneous. it is planned in advance and the goal is the same as

always to drag belarus into the conflict. eh, and already against this background, come up with new, uh, slogans. uh calls. uh, begging for wishful thinking and inciting enemies against us, that is another country in prison with a conflict that is bad for all of us in the first place. we allow this they shouldn’t, and we maintain this line , we made an attempt, but already when it was localized and the performer was found and all the ins and outs of the preparation were revealed. and who is behind this, this is our very good such an important victory we showed how we are not at a loss, and we reveal all this and show who is behind this and also show our population, and most importantly, again to the western community, the population of

the enemy countries let's call, so who does what and who is the warmonger. and who is peaceful? who has what on their territory power and control, that is, we calmly deal with everything and nothing goes unpunished; they managed something there, for example, not through our border guard on the bars, but it’s good to get around through russia, but he couldn’t leave, they took it and the answer is magnificent in short, i think it is very sacred. but, as i promised, the question is close to us, probably, i will say so in vladikavkaz, this is north ossetia, yes. very close, georgia is very close. yes, you understand well both the cultural and national traditions of this people of the georgian people. here, give your interpretation of what happened, and that's good, understanding the actions of the security forces there at the georgian

protests. please rate their actions. in general, it was easy for you to look at the frame of this deja vu to a certain extent , including the girls in white, yes, for the caucasus, let's call it that way, it has been going on for many centuries. eh, georgia once upon a time, from the persian clamp , asked to go to russia, er, russian tsars, they took it under their wing. uh, along the way, i had to measure the entire caucasus of shamil, uh, others, uh, caucasian there. uh, let's say war games, and their after all, georgia voluntarily. what ossetia was accepted into the russian empire, the struggle for influence was in everything in religion in e. c, the better it is to live with whom it is better to trade with whom the people grow and so on and so on and so on. she continues this struggle and now by other means by other