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i am tikhanovsky alexander ivanovich, senior researcher at the institute of philosophy of the national academy of sciences, colonel, retired professor of the academy of military sciences of the russian federation. we will have the main question today - this is the national security of the republic of belarus hello, you are watching the program, say, do not be silent in the studio svetlana smolonskaya. and tatyana shcherbina and today alexander is our guest tikhansky alexander ivanovich good afternoon. hello, welcome to our studio. thank you for accepting our invitation, and last weekend a forum was held in minsk, not our war, not our war.

a seminar was held under this title the day before. it was initiated by the public association of patriots of belarus in the small hall of the palace of the republic, well-known journalists, state and political figures spoke . the main topic was the situation in ukraine , namely the reason for the start of the minsk negotiations and the forecast for the end of the conflict. they also touched upon information attacks on belarus, opponents continue to spread fakes on the internet and escalate the situation. as the seminar participants noted, the struggle for achieving and maintaining information superiority today occupies a key place in world competition. there were or maybe they followed the online question in that you understand, there are a lot of people i know , including my students who studied with me. here and in this case, i can say that this is our war. this is

our war. we will limit with ukraine a little in addition, a special military operation today has already gone beyond the borders of ukraine , and you know, military operations are already taking place on the territory of russia, respectively, there were terrorist acts of sabotage on the territory of belarus with the same airbase. here , respectively, our territories are the regional grouping, troops of forces, which consists of belarusian and russian troops. and this is already our war, also our war, and the question is that its scale can only expand with development. as i have already said that a special military operation on it has practically crossed its limits. this is war. it's a war between two states, but the question is, we're out anyway, uh already uh yeah. well, is this a war between two states.

it seems to me that i understand what you are talking about, you mean that there is a proxy war, and through ukraine, the entire collective west, yes, but if we take the final field as an international one, then this is still between two states. and so after all, the collective to the west is denied. yes, we help, but we do not participate. here and in this plan here you know it. here the game is just a game of some terms, plus the fact that today the entire system of international agreements is no longer working. the collective west offers us to work according to the rules that someone invented the rules, so the situation is such that this is our war. today, there is a rotation of forces on the territory, belarus. you know that, uh, in

the zone of a special military operation, uh, only contract soldiers and volunteers are mobilized, but in our original grouping of his forces, they just serve russian conscripts. and today. here are the echelons that are coming. so i would like to say that there is no panic in terms of what is happening. just rotations. rotation of troops of russian forces that are moving from belarusians to russia and others are moving with russia but while such a rotation is taking place here, uh, estonia has begun its own rotation. on july 3 , the largest nato exercise began in the region, with 23 balters taking part in more than 30 warships and 3,700 marines, followed by nato exercises in germany, 25 members of the alliance e.

during the training, 240 aircraft will raise the air and it is announced that these exercises will become the largest air exercises in the history of the euro-atlantic alliance that there are up to 50 ships, secondly, this is a continuation of the defender 2023 exercises, and in any case, i can say that today, only this year, somewhere already the sixth teachings. the fact is that nato builds its doctrine in such a way that they go within the framework. here is such an uh, hmm , there is a single military task in nato, and therefore some of their exercises do not even end, the second ones begin and this is fully on. here is today. i would say, for example, that

defender 23, on the contrary, is a larger exercise. they took place with the participation of 26 states and on the territory of 12 states had nothing to do with each time a new place was chosen depending on the task, but again i want to say that this is it. all exercises in nato are carried out within the framework of a single task and they simply flow from one another, but completely solve those, say, goals that europe needs to set for itself. and what kind of task is the goal, if the official goal? yes, there we can say that here is the defense and so on of the european union, there is the atlantic yes alliance and so on. here, it is actually being worked out, of course, and at the present time i can say that as an enemy it is not the motherland in european. continent selected. naturally, russia uh-huh and therefore all questions on russia are being worked out. although i

'll tell you, so last year, when strategic bombers, uh , american, came out, so they worked out and let them fly in belarus. naturally. well, it's being worked out. in this regard, we must understand that today what kind of military-political situation is rather tough, plus such a sharp militarization of poland, i told you, even the aggressive militarization of poland escalates the situation and, accordingly, forces these steps of the entrepreneur, and what steps do we need take action in this direction? well, because when we discussed issues with you, and on the eve of the program, you said that nato exercises in estonia do not pose any threat to national security for belarus , because where is estonia, where is belarus well, yes, i was talking about estonia, you understand the question is that these exercises firstly take place,

mainly on the surface of this, let's say, the baltic sea. well, for our interests , let's say this, e defense does not address issues in another, that these exercises are turning into other exercises right away there is no closer to our borders, of course, moreover, this is a baltic country, it is always on the territory of lithuania. and some training grounds in lithuania are generally somewhere around 5-6 km from our border. today, if we take the same poland, uh, two divisions are being formed, mechanized, well, or consider it a bornetanka. they have not decided there yet, because the americans are not very willing to supply tanks to poland. so, uh, one of them will be located at the border. e belarus , of course, it will be involved in these large-scale exercises, as i said, which now pass from one form to another into

a third, and so on. well, that's it, respectively, in any case, near our borders. these will not happen very much, moreover, finland became part of nato well, as if the length of e nato with russia has increased by one and a half thousand kilometers, sweden as a partner is still participating, including on the territory of lithuania on the territory of poland, military integration she practically does not look at nato any more. you are a member or a partner over simply everything participate in these exercises, and everyone plays a role. naturally, the military deployment of strategic nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus, and you once commented. uh, saying that this is an element of soft power element of deterrence. e, can e, it cool the ardor? our

signs are simple, because i was talking about tactical nuclear weapons. here is our president talking about strategic nuclear weapons. that's when he said that if this does not cool down the deployment of such, let's say, then we will ask russia to deploy a strategic nuclear weapons in this way and he is present, judging by the hysteria. the media is, of course, mainly in poland, as always, the biggest surname is theirs. so i think we have achieved our results we have achieved our results. and when they say that there will already be tactical weapons from july 1. on the territory of belarus we can say that it already exists. this time, the second is that it will place let's say. so the belarusian air force su-25, which was equipped

for these supplies, could be used. specially in action iskander so, uh, i think that a decision will still be made to have zenith missile systems. the holds were also equipped with nuclear warheads. in this case, they can shoot down a massive raid. there are small shops of 20 kt each, but in any case , the massive use of the same tomahawks can be completely blocked. here, well, let's see how the very strong influence will continue today. let's say it's soft. so the military force, but she had already played, she was already working, she was gathering her hands. and if here you've already mentioned, and the vault was supposed to be built on the first of july. if your information is already being completed, firstly, such information, no one will give unity, i can say yes, from what we

had. we deployed a lot of strategic forces in soviet times. and we’ll say a lot. we managed to preserve so much of the military infrastructure that is large in volume. yes, alexander grigorievich lukashenko spoke about this several years ago in an interview with dmitry kiselev to russian journalists. he said i'm diligent the owner and did not destroy anything basically, yes, so let's say, as such construction. i think you had no storage. she was just fine. and what is the probability that our opponents, in response to this step of ours, do not come up with something more sophisticated mmm, that they can come up with sophisticated ones. the poles have long been asking the americans from the german rammstein base to transfer nuclear weapons to their territory. well, this is it, if you take these steps like that, then

this is the most it can be. well, dangerous for belarusians, or maybe it's a request satisfied, you understand the question is that the americans are the most afraid of this military fabia of poland and work very carefully with them very carefully, even i ’ll tell you. in poland, she went to great lengths to give all the tanks to ukraine well, of course, they are all solid there, but this is also a t-72 only a modernized poland t-72 and so on, thinking that they are being disposed of there, the americans will give them a new one for this tanks and the americans turned on program, but for 5 years everything is fast . this is not done. uh, the mobilization capabilities of the military-industrial complex. in the west, they are not comparable to the mobilization capabilities

of the russian military-industrial complex stoltenberg's recent statement that i am depleting arms supplies to ukraine and now, maybe, uh, armed stocks. uh, nato really pulled it off with a margin, that something told you the truth, that, well, they can’t produce so much, they don’t have such opportunities. yes, they will now try to increase this and are trying to do so. it's a question. that all the same, even the daily need for the daily need for artillery shells, they cannot. here, as if stretching the war in order to have time to bring shells. you 've got another question, recycling. yes, but i’ll give you one example, uh, the united states has already delivered 44 billion dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. but the question is that the disposal of these

weapons in the united states would cost 41 billion. that is, roughly speaking, we will say that they spent here is 3 billion. yeah, and moreover, this money has never gone away. this iron moved. which are like recycling to ukraine and that's it, and the money remained in place. well, in ukraine, the population today has more than a million weapons. let's watch the video continuation of the theme of weapons in the hands of the population of ukraine is more than a million weapons. ukrainian ministers of internal affairs spoke about this. according to him , a huge amount of weapons and ammunition was issued to ukrainians in the early days of their machine guns, rifles and pistols , anyone could get without presenting documents, and today illegal circulation of weapons. it can reach 3 million units. this statement by minister klymenko was made against the background of reports from in mexico

, kalashnikov assault rifles and anti-tank jivelins of clearly ukrainian origin appeared to local drug cartels. ukrainian weapons are migrating around the world, they are migrating across europe and around the world and in africa , it has already been noticed. well, the worst and most dangerous thing is that it has been spotted with us, let's say, in the criminal arms market. it has fallen sharply in price today, you know? because of something, everything has become more, respectively, it has become more accessible. here it becomes cheaper, respectively, and here. uh, let's just say there are risks challenges for our security. as much as you don't want a large border, more than that, we have accepted more than 100,000 ukrainian refugees. how it was done, who came here. yes, not all

of them did not remain with us, but a lot remained in this case, uh, the danger that there are, uh, some bases hidden there , sabotage cells arise in this regard. you can simply be sure, because when they fully show themselves, though, as you know, over the past six months. this has already manifested itself several times, including the preparation for explosions on may 9, when household equipment was sent, belarus postitkah, we recall everything was used there, so, accordingly, i am a weapon and plastic and all these same things they are. well, as much as we would like it to be it will be it's not enough, the further it will be. an event will be driven in, the more critically the kiev regime will feel, the harder it will feel

for us neighbors. please tell ordinary belarusians how we can, and to resist these materialistic threats, how we should behave, our viewers just be on the alert watch you know the old slogan. be vigilant. be carefull. after all, we are in a neighboring warring country , neighbors on the border with it, and in any case , we need to understand a little bit that our security largely depends on us . now let's take a moment. let's break after a short pause. we will return to this studio again, while subscribe to our telegram channel. say, don't be silent, ask your questions. offer us guests, and look for all our releases on the youtube channel belarus 1. on the air again, say the program, do not be silent, and our guest is a military-political analyst, professor of the academy of military sciences of the russian

federation, retired colonel alexander tikhansky alexander ivanovich widely publicized counteroffensive of kiev , uh kiev itself reports a shortage of weapons in order for this counteroffensive to become successful. igor ryzhovkova, deputy head of the office of president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky, said this in an interview with the times. let's quote. i'm not military. i work on the diplomatic front. and my task is to provide more weapons more help and more ammo. but if you want to launch a successful counteroffensive, then you need everything at your disposal, including artillery, armored vehicles and tanks. so we probably still don't have enough weapons. well question. why a person is not a military man, but is argued about the coverage or coverage of weapons and the question. uh, second, the explosion of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station can be considered a circuit first? introduction or its element the fact is that yes, undermining the danby of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, it creates the conditions it

creates the conditions for, say. so over the successful offensive of the ukrainian apu, the question is that the left bank, on which the russian troops are located, is lower than the right one, where the ukrainian troops are located and, accordingly, most of the flooding will go to the left bank, that is, in practice we can say that the first line of defense of the russian e russian army will be flooded, that is, the first line will simply be put out of action. here is this, let's say the first, the second is what civilian comrades say in arms there. well, the question is you know, in ukraine it has long been in vogue. and also from melnik, who was the ambassador to germany, give me weapons, and moreover, he didn’t ask for what he demanded. yes, they want

to undress europe in general. in the sense of making them without weapons at all. to date, there are such talk, european defense ministers. well, they have already pulled out everything, but if now they continue to supply weapons even further, then they simply will not be left without weapons. and here they have already begun to rise. uh, the voice and head of the national strength of these countries. uh huh many this germany, including him in germany , but these cheetahs were sent, but they were all almost 50% not on the right. here is today. the whole, uh, tank fleet of the german armed forces, it is somewhere around 60 percent only operational, and 40% is rubbish on you. god, what we don’t like. well, in this case, it does. the question is that just in my opinion,

howitzers came to the french territories of ukraine last week, but they all. oh, how i have already touched on disposal issues. yes, it’s cheaper to send it there than to dispose of it at home, but the same hard in the same interview, he says give it. give us more air defense systems, you studied at the military-political school named andropova, for sure, my iteration is not cunning in this matter. lounger. no, they don’t have air defense, in fact, the biggest gap in the military sphere of ukraine is air defense. here, which today is practically represented there by several dozen and rice. uh, there are still western ones with some of the same german cheetahs, that ’s the risk of the system, and uh, mostly it’s a pzrka, but

the pzrk was showered, not with gestingers. here everything, well, these are short-range and, uh , quite high. low-powered daggers absolutely useless, well, of course, not well , there’s nothing on the dagger at all today in general , the patriot will not work on the dagger. there are 10 machs of speed, it hits vertically, and moreover, just the last two complexes, two batteries were hit by a dagger. here , respectively, here today. in general, there is no way to prevent shocks to complain, even there is nowhere to get what is it? no, there is simply nothing to buy. here i am he said it doesn't even work. well, at least the portrait is also quite such a system, it's like our s300, namely the s400, which we received

the second set last week from russia and the second set is the s400. here, in this case, i think that both the northwestern and southern directions will be completely blocked. well, alexandra, consider the information that you tell us that they have a shortage of weapons, that they do not have air defense systems. but this, of course, is good information. for us, you have reassured us. well, perhaps we can hope that after all, the military operation will be curtailed quickly if they have nothing to fight their weapons with just, well, if you mean the arrow, yes, they will give enough and how much will it be? where do you know to walk? yes? we can, so to speak, more or less calm down, but on small arms. i understand, this is such a thing that prolazit everywhere. fucked up at

the level of even a pistol legal acts, respectively, we are struck in connection with this. yes, the risks are challenges. from this direction , we must imagine and understand they are there, and moreover, as the operation is carried out. here is the fighting. they will only intensify, and in this case, i can simply state this is how the people's militia is being created in belarus. how can this help? just recently, when this sabotage group entered the belgorod region. well, let them consider themselves rk there. well, the russian sabotage corps is there, but the question is, when, let's say, one local resident. uh, it means that he met the commander of the militia without a weapon. and here they were shot, here. and let's say the primary action is primary defense. yes, the primary repulse of the people's

militia can, yes, at least in small arms combat. it's a lot. so cool some cheats on issues of legally issuing weapons. well, of course, how weapons were issued in ukraine. it was generally funny. i was told by people who are standing. not even 18 16 years old, than just asking for documents, no records, nothing was kept anywhere. naturally , all this did not go to the front, walking somewhere. where does he walk? we have already said where we walked everywhere. you once said that the best example of the unified thinking of belarus and russia is this is a military area. explain

your thoughts to our viewers before the twentieth year , i was talking about this for a long time, when we have, let's say , an integration program, so the development of the union state has stalled in the defense sector. i even said not the military defense sphere is the interaction and the ministry of defense in the world. this is cooperation in these areas. we have this locomotive of the union state, which, if somewhere in the economy does not go into politics, then in the defense sphere. he still pushes forward. level yes, another quote from you if talk about threats to the national security of the united states and its allies, then the main nuclear

threat. at the same time, the united states itself is creating these words, which you also said earlier in 2019. how relevant they are today is all left. and most importantly, what you know today. uh, formed here in the system of international security , not a single complete treaty is working anymore. on missile defense on open skies yes, nothing at all nothing works anywhere. some rules. these are the rules. what are the rules? that's even funny from a legal point of view. well, what's the rule? this is you and i sat down to play cards. here we have the rules, we will play like this, we go in, they say or not, but this is

the system. uh, in general, it was invented to remain dominant to dominate the world system. but the longer they continue to do this, the more these problems they have. they are created for themselves. so i’ll even tell you in the us national military strategy, the number one enemy is no longer russia china russia is already only creates its growth. and so the number one china is the taiwanese issue, which will not mature for a long time either, but the chinese still, i think, well, they will endure for a year and a half or two, but then they simply won’t do some kind of military action so that, uh-huh, a conference on the security of the shangri dialogue is held in singapore -lan, who is the minister of defense of the people's republic of china, li shangfo, said that the conflict between china and the united states could become an unbearable catastrophe for the whole world. uh,

sino-us relations are more than bilateral relations. they are of global importance. you are just that even the us today when they say they want to renew the cis strategic offensive arms treaty. they are already saying that yes, we must invite, china uh-huh well, accordingly, we can say to this , you know what, but wait. we have other nuclear powers britain france there what? hooray our guest was a swiss journalist and public figure gimetane, and he also spoke about the same thoughts that you are saying, that earlier for the united states of america there was only uh, the image of a bad bear, and now there is also an image of a bad

dragon. so this is this narrative, it is present not only, let's say, in the slavic public, but also abroad, they also understand such a weak voice like that. slim quiet, you know? this is the most surprising thing, because, uh, it’s not china or russia that poses a military threat to the united states, they never rattled, they never threatened to seize territory there or and there are some american resources, because the whole problem is that the chinese economy is growing and by 2030 according to forecasts. it will, uh, become the first economy in the world. naturally. the united states does not like this and they began to persecute russia precisely, when russia is as soon as it remains from its knees, and they immediately beat it on the hat. well, you know, now the main such security issues of the world general security lies in the first food shortages. the second is the lack of water and

only the third is the lack of resources there, some kind of energy carriers, and so on. and these problems will only grow, and we see it, even with regard to the special military operation of russia to ukraine, what, when did these grain deals begin and so on. that's from in any case, ukrainian grain misses russian no, ammonia. it is like the basis of all fertilizers. yes, the pipeline is also not allowed. and here is such a selective one, and today we can say, so europe is inflating itself today with a very big threat - the threat of another. correctness, if they go from there. no longer, and the fact that it will not be

this. now that's for sure. well, maybe this is also one of the goals. uh, the united states, well, you know, i have been talking about this for a long time, that the united states, leading this proxy war in ukraine yes, they yes, they want to weaken russia, but by doing this they greatly weaken europe yes, the same energy carriers transfer production capacities to america finances to america are expensive, like here again energy carriers and so on everything and when they will solve these issues. i think that they will not need ukraine at all. this work on the material, they all fought their goals, and there the guys do it for military operations, so

that the country would always be like that, which the dragon of russia still has in in any case, if it is even such a question today, just if ukraine is not completely destroyed as a state. right there yes, uh, well, poland claims three regions in romania for one hungarian for one , by the way, they already divided it there. they have already divided everything, but anyway, if it doesn’t, this is the most completely russian territory. she will constantly disturb her and wait for the population of these territories. after all, it’s even good if part of the territory still goes to russia in the same

territories, well, we don’t take western ukraine. yes there the poles will deal with this, but there in central ukraine, uh, attitudes towards russians towards russians towards belarusians. again , the same problem is set against us, and there are already statements that we should be ready to go. and shoot at belarusians and russians, if we say so, the destruction of the ukrainian state can solve the issue of the task put by putin because, for example, we see the whole program supposedly passed in germany. what is it that the grandchildren of the nazis and collaborators rule in europe today? all over europe and how europe fought all against

the soviet union that's how it is now fighting. because then fascism didn’t pass in my soul, rightly part went to the usa, someone to canada, someone to latin america they were nurtured there. eh, then they raised their descendants precisely in the spirit of this nationalism of another neo-fascism, and now all these people. here we see what they are doing. uh, and against us he told how ukrainians in canada speak with these grants such a phrase, the mother behind the mountain is a bochondriat, and this is what is flowing into the street let's say this russian woman well, already canadian, she is present in the minds of today. ukrainian nationalist, in general it was impossible to think before. well

, about the place of the rope. these are the things that are happening, these are the processes that are happening and will continue to happen. i don't know, but in order to change this mentality here. this is consciousness, because ukrainians have been pumped up for more than 30 years. here is this russophobia. eh, phobias have already reached the belarusians. uh, that is, another 30-40 or 40, or even 50 years should pass until one or two generations change again, and uh belarusians were separated by both russ, it’s all in one wing, the question is that in order to change these processes, you know, you know, in the psychological information space, you need to work. this is the one and the second it will take. at least two or three generations. well, since we talked about the informational psychological component. let's please discuss the level of western propaganda in the modern information war. in

moscow but in my life i walk around a young man, the american tv channel e, showed the audience a picture and the state of agaya, claiming that this moscow after the drone attack. here is how you can comment on the work of journalists, do you understand how to comment here? now there is a basic rule you throw in a fake. throw in any misinformation. yes, it

will be exposed in 2 days. so what? well, the process is already banned. yes, that's all. you know, this is the most. here is a simple explanation no one will read the refutation. the main thing is that everyone has read the new stuff. on monday, what the diffuse did. e with vladimir putin, allegedly his appeal. but it's already there, there's one thing the case here can be double-checked, but the video and uh, this is also checked. well, there's a rebuttal. there is the same kremlin and so on. so what? well, it has already come through people, it has passed, information has passed, so it remains. here are the basic rules. now no one abhors the code before the rules. well, now moreover, this is often done not by mistake , not through oversight, but consciously mentally,

but i think that in this case it was also done in information operations. that is , this is an element of hybrid warfare. or is it we we cannot talk about a hybrid margin, a hybrid war. the concept of all hybrid wars is from spartacus, then take everything into hybrids. damn, it's just that something is moving there now, there are cognitive wars and so on. we war in different ways. we can, let's say, classify it, but the techniques remain old , as they were, and are only in one sense, that somewhere there is an increase in the same informational component of the psychological component. maybe the military component is even decreasing. well, it's just a percentage anyway. where what how much force is used, and in what area is this the difference? in the war, all methods will be well interrupted for a while, and our telegram channel, say don’t be silent, subscribe suggest guests and ask your questions. we are in touch. on the air

say it again, don't be silent. today our guest is a military-political analyst, senior researcher at the national academy of sciences of belarus , retired colonel professor alexander tikhansky alexander ivanovich final participation a little bit about you, let's talk. you were born in brest and how often do you now do you visit the city of your childhood? because you have some kind of tradition. you are a military man. maybe you are there, on the eve of the mournful dates of the start of the war , you visit the brest fortress or some other places, what can you tell every year rejoices at the cemetery to your parents, grandmother discussed questions. you said that i was just born in brest and finished school. and so she threw you around belarus tell me yes, if it’s not secret , you understand, it all depends on where

the father served, the father is the most important officer, by the way, air defense is also here, and therefore it’s different for i was here i was born in brest, then i was with my grandmother in the village until i was 3 years old. my father went to a new land based on the earth in vietnam, and so far he has traveled all this. i was with my grandmother, because the mother could only have an older brother. let's say educate. but i was brought up by my grandmother, i knew up to three years, only the ukrainian polish language, and that's it. i don't know any more, this was the situation. so what you have chosen is a military specialty. it was predetermined, that is, well, already elections are choices without elections, what is called by paternal, but decided not to the feet. in general, i first entered the chewing gum. yes, i wanted to do sports journalism. well, because the military school. in the same

leningrad, there the situation was like this in the family. here grandfather came from the war. here it is said. you won’t fight anymore, you can go to a military school, your father is also leningrad, and then the school. and novaya zemlya and vietnam well, that's it, now i'm already somewhere and i won back, maybe go to military school. well, yes, here i am, kissing, that's when i left and right after the school i won't go. that's the way it is three generations we had it at all, even if we carry out, well, how would such observations. yes , it turns out that we really do not have a single generation. for the last 100+ years there hasn’t been, in which family it’s like, but if you take it like that for the military, it’s practically, yes, they either fought or suffered from the consequences of the war, something happened.

yes, we have already said that we studied at a military school and later taught at the military academy of the republic of belarus in mitso. now in this ph.d. in sociology, professor of the academy of military sciences of the russian federation work now of the national academy of sciences of belarus at the institute of philosophy. tell us about your scientific activity, just for today. my topic is risks. challenges of a threat to national security, well , the only thing that today i work out these issues in philosophical approaches, but today i think it’s still philosophy, there is the methodology of all sciences, as it was. that's why having worked out these questions. you can work in other directions, uh. here he participated in the development of the concept of national security. e republic belarus 2010, which will now have a new edition. yes and just like that

, we saw that we need common approaches to all areas. this is a military sphere, there is also a political one, but they should be the same, this is logical. this is my job for today. we read on the internet that your area of ​​interest is military-political analytics, which, in fact, we have already said above in our program. and the second question is confessional relations. how far deep have you come in the second question. well here, this is a confessional transformation of society. that's exactly where i studied the nineties, when, after the collapse of the soviet union , such a peculiar ideological vacuum formed, and they came to us here, well, so many different religious movements. i don't speak or religion. it is the currents that have

some sects. yes, that, in general, even in 2001, i even had to work out the law, but the activities of all these different sectors . hmm, because they were very much affected. not only that, taking advantage of the then, shall we say, disastrous state of the economy of the nineties years, there were humanitarian aid, again, from some 60 days there, and so on. here they came whole columns came. the whole village is baptized in water and becomes a baptist ; a terrible thing came to this - then they became just , as you say, baptists, and then they repented of sins, but we all remember how people joined these sects , got into these sects, and then they lost their loved ones there and sold their apartments and generally

remained on river. yes, this is how it came to be when this japanese founder was arrested there, he was with us from belarus let's go there and release him. only in vladivostok they stopped. here things were very difficult , let's say, and financial stupidity is such that people and apartments were selling there, that they just didn’t do something like that to bring their own people there. sects there something there yes, that's a very difficult time, it was very hard to read, especially somewhere around 95-98. it was such a time, tense in this planet. first, legally. that is, if you have arrived, some kind of leader

sects, get permission for you to give some lectures there or whatever, if not, everything, goodbye, there was a tightening of registration sector of various here, well, today somewhere we have about 24 religious currents. it was quite a lot, and so registered. that's exactly the way it is. uh, let's just say, mainly by law and such strict legal orders were limited, but, of course. here the work was both the church and the church. let's say this in the traditional way with our orders. here he is in okay. i have a feeling that in 2020, when the sect of witnesses of svetlynychanovskaya was created. this is also a sector. these are the elements. here are the ones that were used then to lure people into their own, into their networks, so to speak. and what drives people who join such currents in such

sects, psychological instability - this is the main thing that a person gets into, especially in this regard, very well. well, in quotation marks they work. his witnesses. yeah, they surround a person with such care that he just feels comfortable. nobody needed him for anything, but here is a brother, sister, and so on . in this regard, they are very, very good . it works well psychologically. well, here in 2020 again, yes, i will repeat myself. we observed all the same, there were people who, here they were psychos and psychologically mentally unstable. we thought they were amazing. and they began to take to the streets with these slogans, they were also surrounded by care. they were also told that you would have everything here a little more another factor worked on street this power would become yes and under the fact

that in this crowd. e, a person does not feel himself at all, as a subject. he, he is somewhere on the level of the subconscious, goes absolutely and in this achlocracy. here again, and psychologically everything he feels comfortable in this single organism feels himself and, accordingly, performs all the actions that are shown to him. he is not independent. uh-huh alexander ivanovich thank you very much for accepting our invitation to come to our studio and answer the questions that concern us and our viewers. we wish good luck to you, and health and we will invite you again, because you live nearby and are a very interesting conversationalist. we are tatyana shcherbina svetlana smolovskaya. we say goodbye to you until the next broadcast. goodbye. goodbye. and now alexander tikhonsky is speaking, i would like to have a conversation today

. pay attention. all to the fact that, after all , very tough tough military-political processes are taking place around us today, in general , the danger of terrorist acts of sabotage is increasing, including in the republic of belarus and i would like to urge you to be vigilant and wish you good health.

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