[000:00:00;00] uh, the parents flatly said, no, we want our son to serve in combat units , paratroopers, mechanics, artilleryman , anyone, but not a cook, we raised him so that he would defend the country, and today i reported to the minister of defense about uh, those parents. naturally, the minister set the task to meet halfway. and this is a small example that characterizes people's attitudes towards security today. for the defense of the state, the same is true in terms of the people's militia, the same in terms of territorial defense. i to you i'll be honest, when we were just starting to deal with, let's say, issues of territorial defense, uh, from the side of, uh, the heads of local authorities. it was possible to notice such attitude, type. well, it's kind of like your military,

we have a harvest there. give us this. to study today the attitude of the leaders of the authorities to the organization of the same issues of territorial defense. well, it's just an incomparable situation has changed, everyone understands the real story, so people's attitudes have changed a lot and more than that, i'll tell you. today too they talk a lot about the people's militia, yes, but, uh, i will reveal its little secret, the very initiative of the people's militia in fact. it came from the people, that is, it is an initiative of the people, when the events of the 22nd year began and began to cover the issues of bodies, the threats and challenges that exist today more widely . people. started calling there were a lot of calling calls when people were talking. well, i didn’t get, let’s say, for one reason or another

, a military registration specialty, or i’m already e, removed from military registration, but i’m full of strength and energy. give me the opportunity to exercise my right to defend the country, and then we began to work on this issue and clothed it in the form of the people's militia. that is, this is an initiative of the people. you wanted extra. i just wanted to say that this issue is very much discussed abroad and many questions have to be answered. what is the people's militia? there, after all, he doesn’t understand at all, he thinks that this is another amusing army and caprice of our first person partisans. take as an example, but it's all about that if we recall the events of the twentieth year, i remember these interviews, when people who are retired in the reserve , having military specialties, having combat experience, captains, senior lieutenants, who were fired and transferred to the reserve, but they have strength, have military skills . they say,

give us weapons. and we will put things in order aside, and therefore, the main thing is that there are many people in the country who have military specialty skills. gan ideas on savvy. many of them are the most important position of the only states from the soviet union, anyway, they have physical abilities that allow them to protect our state. viktor aleksandrovich , this story with the people's militia, how it will be interconnected with the ministry of defense, because everyone asks him about the army and the people's militia. here, how do you see it? well, the people's militia, it will be more connected precisely with the troops of the territorial territorial defense. that is, with local authorities. naturally. uh, in the warehouses of our department of defense. that is , there is a weapon that will be stand out. it will be issued precisely in a controlled manner. it is directly and already in the future, a-and by the people's militia. that is

, he will deal directly with the district police officer. or those leaders of local authorities in order to maintain, that is, their own order, or in the case of action 99 people's militia. first of all, it is a legal registration of a certain organization of people. yes, you can. yes , it is possible to protect your home, that is, when e occurs and hostilities are conducted, then, unfortunately, that is, it crawls out, then there is this evil banditry, there is growing chaos and, accordingly, that is, an obedient person by law, that is, he wants to have the right to defend himself and, lo, the state gives him the opportunity to exercise the right to protect, that is, it is his own that is not said about that the people's militia will go into the trenches and will resist there, that is, with a leopard. there the same or burn. they will defend their own hybrid attack. at some regional center , the people's militia will be able to resist, in including, yes and territorial defense and

the people's militia. that is, if in the kursk e, or in the bryansk region , that is, territorial defense troops were deployed in a timely manner , then perhaps such tragic events would federations, that is, they rely precisely on regularity. here it turns out. deployed. if it should happen, again, these are the standards, in this case, that is, there are various regimes in the conditions of war, that is, they have introduced modes there. they have forged zones, that is , defined in the russian federation, and in principle, if i think it would be like we have, then we would have the decisiveness of our head of state. that is , it would be enough to uh so that's the uh question. we talked about nuclear weapons here above. we talked about a massive clash. yes, nato and russia are possible, and we are talking about the fact that

uh hmm well, as it were, an invasion, yes, into the territory of belarus by our enemies, by that time, if this happens, it will automatically means that this is a direct clash between nato and russia, yes, it will be accordingly. well, in fact, as if the third world war, all experts say that it will be the last in the history of mankind, because it is possible, the use of nuclear weapons there, and so on and so forth, that it will actually be lightning fast and for destruction. and we 're talking about some such long-playing such here. so, after all, the military people are preparing for some kind of lightning conflict. quite like this a nasty pudding that the war has been going on for more than a year there, yes or its own, but nuclear weapons have not been used, that the most dangerous thing is shaking the situation. so you understand, from such a war

no one will tell you - no one will offend you. we will march on you now with these mechanized columns. no. here the energy went, then the planes flew. then you understand, you can already change clothes, the corresponding military under the guise of others, so to speak. the second world war began to count. here. uh, what theory is closer to the fact that a conflict is possible on such a large scale fast, or it will be. here is such a drag. nobody knows, we can't predict. what kind of conflict will be of what scale, and will a clash between russia and some nato state be regarded as a conflict between nato and russia, because maybe they will wash their hands on that, it ’s not us, it’s their business. it's separate. warsaw individual fault. it may be that it does not pull, that is, it is very difficult to predict. eh, no one could predict. what will be the conflict in ukraine like, what happened with the special operation, neither side. uh, not russia, not ukraine, not the americans, not the introduction of washington, no one could

predict. as it will be? that is, we can somewhere, and some options are being prepared by some option. but the fact that the war will be repeated for some second time is, well, difficult to say, because remember the beginning of the exact years. we said that the whole war has become, another , using the example of yugoslavia, using the example of cancer, says that the ground forces will not be needed to remove a direct collision, there will be , please, everything is completely different, and after that became a completely different question about the defense of the industrial complex. about ammunition that has run out or is running out very quickly and it turns out that in 2 days vsu consumes a stock of ammunition that the us military-industrial complex produces for a whole month. whoever counted on this, no one counted on it, and therefore it is necessary to prepare for salvation, everything was foreseen. no wonder this meeting was. e setting tasks for e, developing the accumulation of ammunition. uh, here we should not be shy to learn, because we need to produce ammunition locally. ah, a number of states. no, there is a whole

the program is a whole initiative to store ammunition locally, that is, not like our csto. as if we are doing something together with russia. and kazakhstan is doing something, let's say with china. if tajikistan is doing kyrgyzstan, messi is doing something with turkey. uh, this is also unacceptable , that is, even here the secretary general of the vkbey of mongolia tasmagambet, when the position came, he was the very first question that raised this bc impoverishment of the vc here is the foreign affairs of an accident in minsk today and tomorrow. actually, maybe today is a press day. they this issue is being discussed, among other things, because , well, we say, if we create a bloc that unites the military potentials of all countries, for sure, this issue should be one of the very first. well, because well, but how differently, then, but the first question. once again , i want to emphasize that now these hybrid wars are very effective. and so the task of the organizers of this process is to drag out the conflict. and here is absolutely right colleague. why nato will join the polish army may join partially. may

technical assistance may increase in the military contingent regarding our bloc, while, of course, far away, he is from being set as an example, instead of 9 countries there are already six. yes, there was just a war between members of the blocs at one time. yes, well, now azerbaijan is no longer a member of the bloc, and today alexander grigoryevich is very diplomatic, right? uh held this relevant meeting and said that what we already have even today, despite all the shortcomings, it will simply be impossible to destroy, it will be almost impossible to restore, therefore, the position that we must keep what we have worked out and even despite the fact that we are today well, roughly speaking, if we compare 6 million, the budget, that's the dkb. maybe now a little more and almost 2 billion nato budget this is just this figure. yes, and so on. there is room for development. for this , the russian federation must be an attractive partner , a centripetal force with which it is good and safe, because this is the center they must be attractive,

then there will be a line in an accident. and at the dkb. to you. it seems that in the future it will become stronger or everything so we will stay. there is a task at this level. eh, in the short term to stay at this level, and then to develop intensify, of course. look, uh, everyone is preparing now for the ukraine itself is no longer accepted by the official. they said about it but, uh, these themselves, who are now taking place either in the rammstein format, or they officially bring something new, or these are still political statements, including for moscow, see we have gathered. see. we have shown our strength as well as the teaching, which is now going on. well, yes, well, just here they are going to some. yes, this is a reformatting of nato in a big way, that is, they are now reformatting their military-industrial complex and european countries will remake their economies. uh,

well, for the paramilitary, uh, the rails there are 2% of gdp for the military-industrial complex - this is already the norm, some more. eh, next. this is bargaining bargaining for new types of weapons that will be supplied to kiev further. this is the one who will serve it. here the poles want to serve there, whoever will serve the f-16 want to, uh, some deliver there. yes, this is, firstly, what there will be someone who will fly them whose citizen. maybe some of the nato countries there, that is, this is a huge military-political and diplomatic hmm, uh, who are called upon, and this fact would put pressure on us to bargain with kiev and among themselves, because who will take the contracts, but you also show, supposedly kuz'kin mother, well, we must all understand that they themselves are their own. our task is to fulfill all the goals of russia's specific goals. we are both critically important

military-political and industrial cluster. uh, and home front uh, special military operations. without this, of course, nothing will work. and so we stand on that unipolar world. which in the nineties the americans tried to build so that it would sink into oblivion, no one needs it, including some of the americans. well, it's in your opinion. that 's all history. trade economy. somebody wins, somebody loses. as a result , there are real hostilities. doesn’t this remind e such a pre-war time, for example, either before the fourteenth year, or before the 39 war time, the question is already being asked that he is going e different methods and back in the west in the