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what is the impression of a person who visited our country for the first time? i always came here with some emotions , i always waited for this trip to ming . these beautiful stalins, which were being built when i arrived in belarus , were just what i saw for the russian people and how friends communicated with them. so it was done. as you can see , people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them with belarus is connected by its own history. in fact , it was a very interesting experience that i studied here, i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian smart gymnasium, belarus yes

, one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, during all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown . see in the program a look at belarus on belarus 24 tv channel . hello, on the air, the program is

authorized to declare. i am the presenter nadezhda sas i greet you and remind you. this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening in the world and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of each of the life of the country, and the main events of world politics this week. we will tell you right now minsk and moscow have agreed to place tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus. the decision sparked outrage in the west with poland, which itself recently urged the us to store nuclear bombs on its territory, saying it would increase tension in the region to influence moscow's and minsk's backlash plans. nato is not could be noted in the kremlin, as russian president vladimir putin emphasized we, in principle, are doing everything that they have been doing for decades, and ex-us president donald trump wrote on his social network this situation was caused by us. this

is what happens when incompetent people run your government, that is, he made it clear that the jokes with russia are over. un joint refused to support russia's proposal to conduct an international investigation into the sabotage of the nord stream gas pipeline, the relevant project the resolution was supported by russia china and brazil, the other 12 members of the security council abstained, according to analysts, such a us-managed vote by its allies, only increased suspicion of the involvement of us and british intelligence agencies in the destruction of the pipeline through which the americans were supplied with gas from russia to germany. now they fill the european market with gas from their own production. from march 25 to march 27, the dprk national defense academy conducted another test of the strategic submarine system. weapons, the underwater nuclear

unmanned vehicle heil one traveled a distance of approximately 600 km, along an oval and zigzag trajectory in 41 hours and 27 minutes and detonated a mock-up nuclear charge. earlier it was reported that the dprk in the period from march 21 to 23 tested a new underwater drone capable of carrying a nuclear charge, which, after an explosion, can cause a super-powerful radioactive tsunami. massive protests against judicial reform took place in israel, thousands of people on the streets of all major cities demanded from the ruling right-wing coalition abandoning plans to limit the powers of the supreme court to overturn cabinet decisions and laws adopted by parliament cabinet, benjamin netanyahu rules a haalition with several parties representing ultra-orthodox jews, the court's wide powers prevent them from passing laws that introduce religious norms into everyday life. we will talk about the east, and the middle

east, which is very far from us, but in which many processes important for the country are taking place, and i will start with a quote from the book revenge of the geography of the famous american internationalist robert kaplan. what does the general period after the end of the cold war teach us, we realized that totalitarianism, which was fought for decades after the second world war, is rare. it may be preferable to a situation without power about how the american project, the so-called democratization of the middle east, has completely collapsed. and what system of relations comes to replace it and will be discussed in today's program. i am glad to welcome a political scientist in our studio. here is such a wet-root gargan. hello and vadim gigin chairman of the board of the belarusian society of knowledge candidate of historical sciences political scientist.

greetings, in addition, maksim suchkov, director of the institute for international gmo studies and political scientist alexander shpakovsky, is joining our broadcast hello hello, by tradition , we begin our discussion with a blitz question, is the middle east closer to the world than ever or is it a lull. vadim please question, of course, hypothetically. in fact, the middle east is always like this, like a sinusoid, where crises and open clashes are replaced, but not by a lull, and after all, there were such periods in the history of the middle east as a compromise, but now, perhaps, we can talk about tectonic changes that are taking place there. the solution is turkey's ambitions, it is a change in the political system in israel and this is the position of the persians. more precisely, the persian gulf. they are called arabic fills. oh well, let's call them the arab oil monarchies, that's all there is

happening. right now, these days in these months, it will lead to significant changes in the situation, not only in the middle east, but it will also affect the global political situation as a whole, because this is oil. this is the circulatory system of the modern economy, in principle, and we see that there the positions of the people's republic of china are also seriously strengthening. and these countries are gradually. well , let's say that the same arab oil monarchies are moving away from their stable pro- american orientation, which was, but for the americans. it's fundamentally there is their interests. traditionally , for many decades, they kept abreast of what was happening there, not just a finger on the pulse, they actually controlled, but many processes that took place in these countries. and we can analyze each aspect separately, both in terms of weapons and money . by relationships or up to where they send their children of the same crown princes to study with whom they maintain relations, and all this creates such

long-term tracks that will influence to the international situation. thank you please hmm in the background. de facto paralysis of serious international organizations, primarily the united nations, it becomes quite obvious that those institutions that were created and operated earlier, and in the middle east, their status is increasing and it is clear that representatives of all countries of the near and middle east have decided follow the path of development of nation-states and interact regardless of the contradictions or conflicts that they have potential or real take place, so they went along the path settlement of conflicts, as they did early, and saudi arabia, i must say, they went to this for a long time, it should be noted that the conflicts were initiated by saudi arabia

, but at the same time, the minister of foreign affairs of saudi arabia is making a statement that someone would be shown absolutely impossible. a year ago, he said, i look forward to meeting my iranian counterpart, that is, in diplomatic language. this means a lot, although he has already met with him more than once in the past years, if let's remember the project of greater democratization of the middle east, that projection of the united states of america well, of course, it did not bring any results, henry keysenger wrote that any processes of peace settlement in the middle east are based on the work of american diplomacy and the patriarch among overseas intellectuals. lived to a period when this statement has already become irrelevant from the negotiating track on syria yes , the settlement of contradictions between tehran and nearby, all this is happening not just without the americans, but in spite of them today the moment when the us lost control over the dynamics of the regional system of international relations in the middle east in your opinion.

well, some memoirs have already been mentioned here and for many years, the commander of the american contingent in iraq in afghanistan, then cia director david pitereus, when he retired, in my opinion, e said an interesting phrase. he talked about the middle east being a place where the rules of las vegas don't work, paraphrasing the famous saying that what happens in las vegas stays in vegas. this time it was given that what is happening in the middle east does not remain only in the middle east, and this was a kind of admonition to the us political leadership to the republicans-democrats that events in this region have consequences far beyond its geographical boundaries, and therefore approach to that, the region needs to be extremely uh, carefully, but here's answering your question, when they lost uh, leverage. eh, probably in my opinion. everything started. e. this is the decline of american influence in the region

has begun. in the same place where e was, its heyday in iraq that is, if only in the early nineties the americans were at the peak of this power and it was. uh , the beginning of the unipolar moment of the notorious peak of the military presence of almost 800,000th contingent of the collection troops commanded the first double. er, in the persian gulf, that 20-year-old invasion of iraq to erupte saddam hussein was the beginning of the end of this dominance that had by then developed. but in general, as if conceptually throughout. that's all the moment when the americans began to line up its foreign policy in the region. they have developed five main directions, e and tasks. the first was to prevent the dominance of any other major power in the region, except for the united states. well , it is clear that during the cold war it was above all. on the soviet union to ensure the supply

of energy security of energy supplies from the persian gulf, but again in a favorable way to ensure security. uh, israel and uh, then, as if in the nineties, the problem of non-proliferation of weapons of oil of destruction was added to this. the verb is selective. it is understandable and to counter terrorism. yes, alexander, uh, i would like to uh and talk about today's interests of russia and iran, often in expert comments. i had to hear a reservation. the interests of russia and iran do not coincide in everything in the middle east. what exactly do they have in mind in this case, and can it be argued that over the past year the degree of coincidence of interests has increased? the middle east, of course, is still difficult to call a territory of stability together with those, uh, those diplomatic efforts made by the people's republic of china to act as a mediator. uh, here is the settlement of contradictions between saudi arabia, they

obviously bear fruit. in addition, i would draw attention to the fact that iran is actively proposing to its partners in the middle east to switch to e-payments for mutual trade operations, in particular for the supplied oil in the national currency, primarily in the yuan. this, too, uh, is of decisive importance for the contours of the future world order. i would say that in general there is a certain interaction. here it is in a triangle. uh, moscow pikin. tehran here and even here, probably, minsk can be added in this regard, because pay attention to, uh, the geography of the visit. here, the president of iran visited the people's republic of china, then the leader of the republic of belarus visited china and iran, yes. uh, that means forces to moscow, that is, we are talking about the fact that really, uh, these government officials today, uh, are getting closer here. there are situational coincidence

of strategic interests, uh, of course, i don’t i will not comment on the information about the deliveries of unmanned aerial vehicles and other aspects of military technical cooperation between russia and others, but i will note that the western press writes a lot about this. well, apparently, they also have reason to write about it. here. remind on the air the program sasu is authorized to declare today we are talking about the east. about the middle east yes, i would also like to draw the attention of all participants in our discussion to the risk map in the field of security policy in the middle east, this is how it looks today hotspots in the middle east just such an extreme risk is libya syria and cancer are the countries in which the united states of america was at one time. they dreamed, yes, or at least announced their plans to restore order. and

now, maxim, you correctly remembered in the united states, tradition has already begun to scold bush jr. for the invasion of iraq, and they do it. this even those who in 2003 fully supported this intervention, does not this one episode increase the significance of the american. perhaps hidden behind this rhetoric is a reluctance to acknowledge that the values imposed by the united states of america on the middle eastern people and elites. just alien to them inserted that the americans? at a minimum, probably since the second obama administration, and perhaps even earlier, is in search of such a peculiar formula for a sufficient presence in the middle east when, obviously, their main strategic interests are moving to the asia-pacific regions, the main adversary. uh, how they drew it to themselves are there in the face of china the nation that they create to contain it is a sledgehammer, aucus located there, but the middle east is

like that. uh, on one side there is a suitcase without a handle, uh, which is to be thrown, but it is a pity and it is impossible to drag it on the other side. there are still many useful and valuable geopolitical economic assets, to support, which are in the same way as the americans. before that, it was becoming more and more difficult to support, but here's how to find this formula of sufficient presence, in which the americans will not invest. uh , and spend all the resources and attention that they used to spend on this three goals, when they need to be translated, uh, the asian region, but at the same time keep a pulse, and keep a finger on the pulse and keep it under control. key levers of influence on the region. here's how . it seems to me that the trump administration tried to find this through this deal of abraham and then the administration on e-e could not invent anything of its own and therefore the deal was preserved, but such

convulsive attempts persist and, of course, information pressure on the administration is growing against the background of the fact that does china and what, by the way, are regional states, because it is pointless to rely more and more on america and are trying , on the one hand, to experiment with some internal resources, and on the other hand, to measure up with their major regional opponents. we see that turkey is trying to make peace with the screen and so on. thanks a lot. but tell me, please. and how much is today's israel with a radical right to governments, some members of which openly hate the arabs , is a convenient friend, yes or an ally of the united states of america will always be handy ally. although you see, they had a little conflict when the biden administration began to criticize the israeli government for its behavior. which, by the way, happened for the first time in a long time, beniminatanyahu said. it was the time

of the summit for democracy, that the star of david will never be a star on the us flag. but this, in principle, there is a relationship between democrats and natanyahu. and so you said, radical right government. it is forced radically right, it cannot be said that natanyahu fully shares them ideology, but he needed to form a majority in order to become prime minister again, but that's not all. yes. this, you understand, weakens israel's opportunities in the middle east. although israel continues to systematically regulate its relations with the arab countries. well, that's what is important, in principle, in the region. the first is one of the most militarized regions in the world. now we are all watching. how many european tanks. there are thousands of them here, if you take a percentage, for example, military personnel to the population, especially the indigenous in the frame, this is the most militarized state in the world, a tectonic change, because not only there is the position of iran changing, in general, it does not change much and fights for its own nation early. see what is happening in the arab countries. here are the relations

between israel and the arab countries in this region, and the arabian peninsula since the end of the 19th century, the state has not been guided by anyone other than the anglo-saxons, in general, the headquarters of the us fifth fleet of the american military presence is located in bahrain. there are forty eighth year. now bahrain is applying to join the shanghai cooperation organization. this is a total diplomatic defeat of the united states, now the saudis are negotiating with the iranians on a settlement in yemen, in fact, returning to the scheme that existed somewhere in the sixties, e.g. in north and south yemen . the capital of water, these are the contours of the future world. see what they were trying to do. it was like would be convenient for everyone and for the us and for israel for many arab countries. yes, russia has consolidated its influence in syria on the basharasad, but it will be like a marginalized regime.

his outcast, no one e will now take basharas to prepare for a visit to saudi arabia, attention to the restoration, and syria in the league of arab states to negotiations with erdogan, and this means the completion of the entire circle of settlement on the syrian issue, and benevolent for russia and what is important for iran is there are several formed here at once directions of cooperation between russia and turkey russia and iran russia and saudi arabia and china with these countries, taking into account their national interests. that is, this is not an imposed leadership that suppressed the national and cultural characteristics of these states. and this is a kind of balance of interests. the question arose that interests do not coincide everywhere. so it's normal in this task of diplomacy to find solutions, when your interests do not always coincide with your partner, but the fundamental ones, but can you expect from the current

of the moderate and pragmatic government of iran back to the most radical elements of the course towards israel, because the toriko of individual iranian politicians towards the jewish state, which sometimes goes to the point of sankrazire, is one of the obstacles to stabilizing the situation in the region by the fruits of their recognizable results. we see that the iranian leadership is very pragmatic for a decade, this is the first, and, the second, all the rhetoric is connected with the problem of palestine and israel, and from the side of iran, this was the rhetoric necessary in order to to maintain a dialogue with their arab neighbors at that time they had no other topic for conversation, given the international isolation of their neighbors' orientation towards the united states. by the way, i would like to note that traditionally in the american establishment in the middle east , politicians and companies affiliated with the republic had their position in their positions. kansk party uh-huh but africa - it was more of a democratic party. here are the countries of africa

, so the fact that today there is a fundamental split in the american elite and the marker of this split is the publications of seymour, hersh, which, strictly speaking, is the major league serving, but the major league of american power. you already understand this, the shilo that you can’t hide in a bag, the second iran has never once declared the islamic republic of iran that the jewish people have no right to statehood to their own statehood, and in the region of the historical formation of this people such statements. there was not even a hint of such statements. therefore, all the rhetoric of the iranian leadership. this was an accusation against the zionist regime. this is not the zionism that was there 50 years ago 70 years ago, so you shouldn’t be surprised that the necessary military is now simply tearing off their shoulder straps in israel, but this is a very

interesting deep topic, and today we are not talking about israel, if we talk about iran and israel, then i can say that the following is not there is a diplomatic format, there is no settlement of this confrontation at all, israel iran as soon as these processes have now begun. i wouldn't be surprised if there is discussion on the sidelines of whether expert groups of iranian expert groups are possible? soon israelis could meet, after which diplomats of a fairly high rank will meet, but not of the highest echelon. and then i think that everything will be prepared for negotiations , such a platform is perfectly able to create china russia a. perhaps within the framework of, uh, the sco is, perhaps within the framework of the brix , what was once created in relation to israel and the palestinian problem will arise. there were so- called middle eastern apartments. it was exactly

on the same basis that saudi arabia and iran were now settling when 3 years were going on, negotiations were created a platform first in baghdad, but it was supervised by the russians and the chinese, then the beijing signing took place. here is the beijing declaration , the restoration of relations and saudi arabia in the same place. to understand iran's contradiction was no less than with israel. they officially mentioned the zionist movement here, their official was. what is the position that in iran the shiites are not enemies of the sunnet. we 've just waited in the wings for this, but in saudi arabia they say the wahhabis, and they are connected with the west, and since the west, they are connected. that's just with that very israel, therefore, here sunni brothers, we are actually protecting you, it was an ideology and go for rapprochement with the saudis. in this plan. for them, there was also a very serious, as i understand it, ideological compromise, and it was necessary to somehow explain in society, because two powerful propaganda machines were working on the one hand in iran, anti-soudi, anti-bahabi, on the other hand, the saudis. they are afraid of what

the shiite minority, which is located in saudi arabia and under the influence of iran. this is not just a matter of yes, yes, remember that they live where oil is extracted, there were there are some there. it’s just that there were people arrested, the famous execution, of the leaders of this shiite minority, and more than once, and saudi propaganda also worked very hard against iran, there were such statements that it seemed that a compromise would never be found here. but look what happened. alexander cannot but ask about the interests of the republic of belarus what is the likelihood of deepening cooperation between belarus and iran at the moment in the military-technical sphere, for example, in the production of unmanned aerial vehicles republic of belarus builds constructive relationships with many governments in the middle east we are at large. uh, let's just say we have such diplomatic skills that allow us to refuse to choose or or let's say in a period of conflict relations between saudi

arabia and iran or iran or qatar. we found a common language, uh, with various governments, because we propose projects of a mutually beneficial nature and strive to ensure that our cooperation with those. or other states did not irritate their opponents at the same time as for military-technical cooperation, but the topic is rather closed , in fact, more is known, for example, according to interests in belarus, e. to the supply of heavy dump trucks to the islamic republic of iran but at the same time, i would like to note that belarus and iran have competence in the production of unmanned aerial vehicles. so i am aware of the communication between the leadership of the domestic state military-industrial committee and the relevant structures of the islamic republic of iran. i would draw attention to the fact that that hmm, iran has a nuclear program, here, uh, which , for example, the people's republic of china, following the results of the talks between president brahim raisi and

the president of the prc, is quite favorably disposed and, in principle, the recent statement by the american side that iran in a short time, if necessary, can comply with the nuclear bomb, but they probably also have a certain under them. we have the corresponding one. uh, institute, pine laboratory. that's nuclear physics. here we can also interact was very glad hear your opinion yes indeed the islamic republic of iran has. ethnic opportunities for the creation of nuclear weapons, existing in the expert community, estimates of the iranian threshold time, as a rule, sin with simplification and vary from 3 months to a year and a half. has some experience in creating a nuclear explosive device will not be able to quickly prepare a combat-ready application of the design, here are more details about the iranian nuclear issue of attention to the screen.

european countries from the united states drew attention to iran's nuclear potential back in 2005 russia usa great britain france and china sought to prevent the development of nuclear weapons by tehran while maintaining iran's right to peaceful nuclear activities to compromise. it was possible only in 2015, when a joint comprehensive action plan was signed. iran should have abandoned its nuclear program and allowed inspectors magatena its nuclear facilities. in response, the european union and the united states promised to lift sanctions against the islamic republic. 3 years later, on may 8, 2018, former us president donald trump announced his withdrawal from the agreement . washington also restored its stations against iran, which then further tightened its decision. trump explained that he was dissatisfied with the terms of the deal in 2019, in

response to american actions, iran announced a suspension. lacking the fulfillment of two points of the deal, iran is currently accumulating iran with enrichment up to 60% and has already begun metal production. uranium, these two activities are key stages in the development of nuclear weapons. well, in the mass consciousness of nuclear weapons. this is the weapon of the day of apocalypse, so the excitement at the philistine level is quite, understandable, but from the point of view of geopolitical and geostrategic, we see that there is a cancellation of the world order that was formed as a result of the collapse of the ussr today, we cannot but discuss the topic of deploying a tactical nuclear weapons, which, according to russia, will secure belarus from western the leader of the republic of belarus alexander lukashenko expressed his opinion on this issue . during the annual address to the belarusian people and parliament, we will hear a direct speech.

it is necessary to stop these conversations, and tactical nuclear weapons are not tactical , and so on, only one bomb, which is placed in belarus two or three times stronger than hiroshima nagasaki . no one will ever use it as a toy, except for the americans. i'm sure if something it happened to them, as from russia now they have long been used and maybe also not tactical weapons. are they telling everyone what to do? what are you telling me, what are you telling me? i'm telling you, i brought out strategic weapons. you promised that belarus would be prosperous. and the first thing you did was send soros to me, in a month. i said, dear sister. thanks for coming, goodbye. i never met him again. there you know how we

were treated. so no need to scare me. i'm already scared. i have already seen in this world very a lot of. oh, we are carrying out sanctions against you to place nuclear weapons in belarus. today we must simply preserve the sovereignty of independence, therefore today's appeal is precisely this and we will preserve its dependence. and it is not necessary to provide anything, including nuclear arsenals, with anything possible today. they’ll just store something else there, it’s not our

weapon there. this is our weapon that will contribute to the sovereignty of independence vadim how did you perceive this news alexander lukashenko consistently said that nuclear weapons are an additional guarantee of sovereignty. well, to summarize, uh, all his statements, although it must be said directly, belarus was not like that. here, the initiator of the nuclearization of our region, on the contrary, it was alexander lukashenko who came up with the idea of ​​​​creating a nuclear zone in central eastern europe , what was the reaction of our western partners, we never proposed the helsinki 2 program for the second time, that is, to agree on the security system as a whole in europe, again, as reacted in the west in no way, therefore, naturally, especially against the backdrop of uh, attempts at overt interference. our internal affairs in the twentieth year. uh, the text of events is the aggravation of the geopolitical situation that we see, uh, from the end of the 21st year. again

, it must be emphasized here not from february 22, when the special war began. the operation started much earlier. that's the thing, and in the last year alone, alexander lukashenko mentioned eight times the possibility of the expediency of the need and his own desires in order to have a russian tactical nuclear weapon. uh, appeared on the territory of belarus is an important point here, so that russia has its own interests in this regard , while belarus is somewhat different, because for russia in general the ukrainian situation. it has nothing to do with russia will not use tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of ukraine, they saw the nervousness of the western neighbors of the republic of belarus. could this contribute to the fact that the americans will deploy nuclear weapons on the territory of poland, because the poles are very zealously declaring their desire. know it difficult. now he is predicting something, because everything is spinning at an extraordinary rate of accumulation. yes, such a time compression effect.

here shot down, russian american drone somehow became noticeable that in any case , the effect it had was much deeper than one would even expect. that's why poland really wants this, the current polish leadership. this does not mean that everyone in politics in poland does not understand. what is the risk of this, they will get money, they will leave somewhere, to live and spit on poland, which becomes in this sense a target, but the question presents itself to me. that it is the action of russia that rather decisive actions of russia can stop this on the one hand, on the other hand. just for how long the west did not retreat , and the offer of december 21 was also ignored, like collagens. well, then russia, in order to protect itself and its closest allies, is forced to take

certain measures. and this is a very serious precautionary measure in any case. one, two, we observe that takes place in central western europe . i mean germany in general, continental europe yes, even the british isles and apparently, given that the americans are simply pressing this region dry, and there are a lot of sleeping cells. the same islamists. let me remind you that the migrant crisis and these sleeping cells have not yet given them the go-ahead to speak, and there are protests in the countries. we protest in france, yes, and so on. in this regard, as i understand it, we need to prepare for great chaos. please tell me , if we go back 20 years back at some point after the events of 9/11 for the entire world community. the main threat was islamic terrorism and in

fact. lately we have forgotten about it. yes, you know, it was the black wing of that very globalization. this is how globalization was westernization in the american way, yes, that is, to erase everyone, to get rid of identity, and then up to getting rid of gender identity from any identity, this is on the one hand, but it’s impossible to contrapopet a world where the traditional religion of islam was impossible , therefore, in order to do this, it was necessary to apply a certain method, and the method of archaization was applied. here is such an enhanced archaic invention after edition sorry for the english, that is, inventing a tradition. this is how salafism was born. i remember the first ones, for example. here is the first generation of the mujahideen in afghanistan, these were other mujahideen, then other people came and immediately began to format them in the west.

that is, in a certain sense of the word, let no one be surprised on the internet, she is photos of al-baghdadi with hmm the late e makane. that's why it was an instrument of the same western globalization in this region where islam is widespread, it is declining, when it became clear. after he defeated the asisi in egypt, the muslim brothers of the former president mursi, who threw off, respectively, murak. that's the oldest president of egypt that's when it happened. i realized that this is the energy, and radical islam has begun to decline, and it will continue to decline, and even those political processes that we have just discussed have already all this becomes irrelevant. and don't you think it looks like a certain genie that the united states of america releases in the necessary for themselves? the situation is so

they have such a concept they er, this does not only apply to the so-called islamism. although, i agree that islamic terrorism should not use the term this would be the wrong term. well, well, islam is from in the classical sense, who how does the university interpret it in the al-har career, yes, there or fett ayat then, well, i'm sorry that i will be like that to say, well, for the shiites, relatively speaking, this is islam and these are all marginalized e- sects that are trying to interpret islam contrary to the mainstream in the religious current. this is not how we treat them. they include islamic spiritual leaders, for example, in the russian federation. excuse me, once. interrupting to eat, please, ah and. let me remind you that this movement at the very beginning announced that it would go to saudi arabia and smash small furniture in half to smithereens. yes, by the way, by the way, they consider, uh, traditional muslims.

fans and even such a radically famous symbol for them were fans of the remnants of this, in order to understand what we are talking about, it’s not only this pseudo-islamism, the americans use fascism, fascist, dictatorships - this is a favorite, uh, technique. remember in the same latin america when they made this bet. these are any. ah, dictatorial regimes. this is the mafia, here is terrorism controlled mafia structures, and fascist organizations. why are we now talking about the fact that americans support the neo-nazi regime, uh, on ukraine, but there is so much to prove from this that it is stupid to deny this is one of the same methods that they use in the middle east. i do not quite agree that this is a managed house, how are they? it seems to me that due to the weakening and weakening, including analytical centers, not only in europe but also in the united states, they do not fully calculate the consequences of what will happen, as if they

are counting on a short. the maximum average period is that in 10-15 years it will turn into a problem, including for them, so i’m talking with some of their analysts and minute policy. for example, we are still in the twenty- first year on the eve of a special military operation. it was discussed. well, not specifically the middle east, but rather our region, and so they say how it will be a problem. next administration. you understand what the calculation is 4 years, maximum eight, and then this problem of another administration. there is one moment very curious in its time. you will be the youngest, but you will dissolve all the agent networks in the middle east, i think that with modern technologies. how did they do sovietologists. why do they seem to be like this, but they are successful in the soviet space, but they didn’t calculate putin . they didn’t calculate lukashenka. they didn’t shoot. here is such a convenient model that would allow in the conditions of the crisis of the soviet union, as they say from the most terrible crisis, when did russia find itself? c is weakened,

as it was not weakened, never even in the seventeenth year. they didn’t calculate what will happen this is the revival, there will be a return and renewal of those very theses, which they now designate as the russian world or the new russian empire or putin’s russia. they couldn’t foresee this, which means that this indicates the weakness of their analytics, but at the same time, you need to understand that the enemy is still quite serious, and they will fight for their hegemony by all means, including placing a stake on the most radical even anti-western movements, trying to localize them as much as possible , including in the middle east, then i propose to pay attention to the map of the presence of the american military in different countries of the region. for example, turkey is a tactical nuclear weapon, a fig-lik and the largest american e, air bases in iraq there is a permanent contingent. it is somewhat reduced. so we talked, for example, about bahrain where is a small country. the capital

of manama, uh, by the way, the majority of the population is shiite, the ruling dynasty is sunit, which also creates a pretext for manipulation. the headquarters of the us fifth fleet is located there and has the status, like many other countries in the region of main attention. here is the status of such an entire main ally of the united states for outside of nato that is, it is almost nato but not completely. and the same applies to the united arab emirates there, by the way, the presence of the french including, well, here are the british, yes, absolutely loyal and the british. you can clearly see it in the weapons they have, well, there are no american troops in israel. well, there are warehouses of the american military, where , among other things, the united states is stored part of their presence, for example, and saudi arabia is a country with one of the largest military budgets in the world, which have the largest contracts with americans for the supply of arms. but this is only a small picture. and you know there is a good expression. be he degrau.

in this case, we see these underground boots everywhere and this is a factor that , in fact, will influence the dynamics of processes in the region for a long time to come, they themselves will not leave from there , they will not, of course , curtail their entire grandiose program with afghanistan. we will remember how it was promptly carried out in sirius by the americans, no one called, but the situation came out completely different, and today i would also like to discuss the international agenda of the republic of belarus about the historical visits of alexander lukashenko to iran, relations with the boat and many others in more detail in our story. the middle east is an important strategic region for belarus, our country has established a type of relationship with all its countries, and in egypt, israel, qatar, syria and the united arab emirates , belarusian diplomatic missions successfully operate at the beginning of the year, at the invitation of the president of the united

arab emirates, alexander lukashenko visited abu dhabi on an official visit during the negotiations, it was possible to agree on cooperation in many areas , among them the trade, economic sphere and investment interaction, emphasis on the humanitarian sphere in march, alexander lukashenko visited iran in tehran, the president of belarus held talks with the country's leadership, the main topic of which is the development of interaction across the spectrum of bilateral relations with an emphasis on trade and economic cooperation. sanctions that stem from his lifestyle culture

education of religion, and these values ​​must be reckoned with. that is why peaceful coexistence. where this is forgotten, one of the central events of the visit was the signing of a comprehensive roadmap for comprehensive cooperation between belarus and iran. the leaders of the two countries also paid special attention to the situation in the region and in the world as a whole. it is gratifying that we have similar positions and approaches to many issues on the international agenda . day. the main thing is that belarus and iran are committed to the idea of ​​building a just multipolar world. importance of the visit the belarusian leader was also appreciated in iran itself , calling it a turning point and a starting point in the development of bilateral relations between states, your visit to

iran will undoubtedly give a serious big impetus to the development of our bilateral relations. well, someone says this is a turn to the east, but this is absolutely not a sharp turn to the east. this is the result of many years of thoughtful work. yes, but also cutting at the same time, because let's put it straight. it sounded the time of the visit. we had a pause in relations with iran and there is nothing to hide here. she was called. uh, just those conflicts that existed and the position of israel, the position of the arab countries in relation to tehran and belarusian foreign policy at a certain stage. this took into account, but including the improvement of relations between iran and its neighbors in the region contributed to the fact that this visit was so productive belarusian foreign policy. how the distant arcs are built in each region. we have entry points here, for example, in the far east

of southeast asia, this is vietnam. that is, through vietnam we also enter the markets of other countries in this region, let's say in arabic. it is egypt and the united arab emirates in the republic of belarus that have developed special relations with the arab emirates, and the visit of alexander lukashenko there was also of key importance in order to understand how, uh, it will be productive. let's get back to zimbabwe, critics of our country are envious opponents. what they didn’t heap up there, these fugitives of ours, who, it seems, should be liberal, so democratic. they just got smarter. uh, in racism, that's just, restraining himself from some of the most cave-like forms of using terms. eh, so what is the result? and as a result, we now have one after another zimbab contracts. and for us, the fact that there is an improvement in relations between iran and its arab neighbors is of a fundamentally important nature. and, by the way, mind you. hmm, the americans tried in every possible way

to put these sticks in the wheels. and as a matter of fact now having analyzed last events. it can be said with certainty that the sanctions policy failed because it happened rather prompt reorientation to other markets. well, i'm still an expert. that's why i'm always careful about poster statements. a sort of turn to the east. the station policy fell apart. yes, not critics, your address. a. i just want to say that not belarus, not russia, is not a weather vane to turn around somewhere, and we see that by strengthening our own security, we thereby become the axis of the world for these more southern countries, for which we we can become a guarantor of security while being a nuclear however, china is still a power in the far east, communications are complicated here.

and now, building communications north, south, we obviously can absolutely ensure the security of all countries of the middle east and, uh, above the equator of the northern part of africa, i remind you that russia and iran and china , but more often russia and iran, conduct naval exercises just uh -e near the strait of orme in the indian ocean, as for the american bases, here i am. uh, ka- it seems that he was fired from zero, they will be forced to leave for another cause of staff shortage. this is a big problem for them. but with the base of diego garcia in the indian ocean. they will not leave, because they will certainly strengthen, and the bite to carry out the industrialization of australia can already be said in the west, no matter how they take it there. the struggle for this american heritage on the globe has begun in our eyes. that's because the situation is very critical and all factors must be taken into account, the economy has reached

a dead end in the financial sector. went to a dead end and a. uh, you know here, either you want to, like europeans or european leaders, and bream in grave for the sake of maybe america holding out for another 3 days. you see, and whoever does not want to, accordingly allows himself caution such a holiday, not obedience. and this feast of disobedience is clearly growing before our very eyes. we are mastering this does not mean that we will stop loving let's say european history and culture or european art, this does not mean anything, this is not a reversal. we remain. on the contrary, we are more aware. what are we, what is our potential, strength, possibilities, charm, if you like, and moreover, our universities, for sure, high-profile departments, of course, will be more attractive to students, understanding and knowledge of these countries, which

the west also perceived as static frozen. and all the time i considered how our prey is different, it is completely, partly westernized countries. here is the question. as far as this is a separate topic and very interesting, because also the leadership of saudi arabia of the emirates where they studied in the elite educational institutions of the usa and britain, therefore they are quite westernized enough of their elite. but how they how they see their future, how they are ready to interact with us. this is a completely, completely different question, in the same way, iran, which was perceived by someone very placardly, that it is a closed country iran has never been a closed country, iranian students also studied at the same universities. it struck me recently that one of iran's leading political analysts is both an oxford professor and a teacher there. wow, so the picture of iran that we

were presented with is really. not this corresponds to a dynamic, developing, rising country with universalist ideas and the ability to offer its franchise to other countries, for example, saudi arabia and the emirate. iran has long proposed a very interesting format to create an organization for the safety of navigation. in the persian gulf, respectively, the orm strait of baba-rimandeb spilled the red sea. that is, in this region, and which encircles the arabian peninsula. and it was an initiative of iran and it has not yet been implemented. but, in my opinion, all by leaps and bounds steps moves there, yes, in 19 seconds the final word. today's program, please, is actually what we have produced we see now in the world. this is a geopolitical revolution. the largest , probably the largest for many decades, and the fact that one of its initiators of locomotives is the russian federation this is

fundamentally important and of particular interest. all the activity of our president in the international arena is a guarantee that belarus will take its rightful place in this new configuration of the world. thank you very much and i think the result of our discussions today are two conclusions. the first is that the united states and western countries as a whole are inexorably losing influence in the middle east , this process is not fast, but already irreversible, and the second conclusion is that the cradle of human civilization, located in the region between the nile and the indus, has never known peace in its history and is unlikely to whether it will become a quiet starter and now, as the editor-in-chief said, the most circulated british newspaper de sang kevin mackenzie people are killing each other in the middle east is not news for the front page. people stop killing each other middle east here is the real news to pass. i wish everyone more such news. and not only from the middle east , thank you. well, now it is authorized to declare the us

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