we don't know what to do for a month. i'm in this school , this school knows nothing at all. she says, we can't connect either. then we again find this connection. she somehow calls me. then she doesn't tell me where they say, i can't tell you. i'm starting to worry. i'm starting to gather. we are thinking about how to go, but naturally, i could not go myself. then we are a month, the second third fourth. but then she says that she is already starting to come to distribute them there in the boarding school want to pick up more to tell. im there that the kids refused. well, their parents gave up. we start looking for someone to volunteer. well, how to get there? how to contact, then we find out that they don’t want to give us children at all. of course, they wanted to take us to an orphanage there, and then they didn’t have to , they didn’t tell us in secret that they

really wanted to send children to poland. well, she didn’t give up, as if every day these damn , these here, would come to take the children away from the social service. yes or yes, they didn't come every day. there they probably said, but i won’t give it back. they didn’t impose on you harshly, they wanted to take you to poland, yes, as she said, yes, but i was still calm, because all the original documents were in my hands, well, there’s no birth certificate, that i came there, i say, this . well, they started to raise it, and not leonidovna takes it out. i need her original birth certificate. i say how where did he get you from? well, always documents, uh, there were even refusals. our children, although we did not see them at all. wait denials with failures. that is, you refused children, but with your signatures. yes, it is she who yells at me where you have the originals of the document. here, i brought the original. she gave us a request and everything was sent to us immediately. they did everything originals for

the children, and after 2 hours she had 10. well, nine of her own son is there on this 9 original birth certificates in her arms. well, i don’t know, they are there at the moment, and even written off with them. oh children yes. yes, they still communicate with him. yes? well, not with them or on whether they were uh-huh you didn't have the feeling that you wanted to. let's say the state of ukraine wants take away from you and the child that belongs to you. i didn’t have feelings, they told me in my eyes that these are the children of ukraine , no donbass, where you will take them, there and that, there, for organs, probably, some kind of organs. i have three more children. i think, i say, they said, like, that they are not needed, but they told their parents, like we are better. come on, they don't need you. did you live there well in conditions, like, there you are trails, but, what do you think, in general, that's why they

said that? well, specifically to pick up children and why do you need children, probably, it is beneficial for them, as if they could be taken away at any moment. remember you told me. mom, today we are going to another house from them. yes, they moved. yes, you were the otopic tickers. and so the light was not turned on there and the grandmother. yes, some perceived there that, so that they would not be found, then again they thought, they periodically ethicized children from them, they cried a lot. children home, terribly wanted. aunt lilya, this is fedya, this little satiated one, what is his name, fedorov fedorov, come on, you won’t, i’ll lie down now like this for a bag and how long will we go? i wouldn't breathe, i won't do anything. only that you bring me and i won’t move . i so want my happiness. i want to go home. i contacted the audio link accompanying and it seems that there are scary and many things. she cannot

speak to him. here is what she said about the displacement of children due to carpathia to another region, as she said, closer to home, but where specifically for security reasons she does not name tell me, now do you want to return to the lpr or plan to stay further in transcarpathia yes, as i understand it, in the transcarpathian region. well, first of all, to answer this question, i am now with my children not in the transcarpathian region. we are just in a different area. we were there for a year, but i didn’t want to be there already and the children didn’t want to. i took the children. i left there with them. the children are all with me. we are not on the territory of ukraine, by no means abroad, but no, no, of course, no, we are just in another region. i won't say exactly where, but the children are all with me. in series are alive and well. feel great, well i take care of the kids. well, how can i do it now? my family, maybe you can explain the reason why you moved outside the carpathian region to another place

? now i will explain how to say it correctly, but i am now closer to home, and it’s morally easier for me here than in western ukraine. is it strange that a woman transports children from one place to another from whom she hides them and what not agrees, third story, white angels and that one. my girl, milania, who was hidden by all the bakhmuts so that the criminals would not get her in the hand, we look. we need to take the melanie out, like we see him in germany . there, another family is waiting for her, they started telling me that, like, russia took my mother, and they said all this to my grandfather. many people of my friends shouted at them and cursed, but it was in vain due to the fact that after 2 weeks they came again and had already arrived before

me. i walked around the basement. i was told, i see some car immediately hide. well, i i did not understand this and the van arrived. busik military with me was a friend. zhenya told her. hide and get out of here for now, because they've already left. i ran into the basement and told everyone that they had come for me. the military whites hid me, the angel came out. and he says, calm down, no one will be taken away, like some kind of quiz. well, we believed, i went out and then the auchki saw me and let me show the video to my grandfather, like how they take the children out, how good everything is. although this is understandable. that this is not true. grandpa started they told me to persuade me, if the girl does not agree, then i will knock him over the knee. he was threatened like that, right? well, they didn't care

. i had to be taken out. they searched precisely for the humanitarian lists in the basement sat until the last until the second until april 1st. then an important time they came in and pulled us out, you call this organization like men, yes , which you were looking for white angels. but how did you know that they were called that, that this organization? is that what it's called? well, first of all, what is very when we had internet they wrote them told in the news on the internet. and when they arrived it was written on the car white, well, brilliant. so, well, in principle, this is how they understood it, because they used to say that we are white angels everything else, and russia is black demons there, or as soon as they didn’t call names hmm in what news they wrote about whites, angels, news, bakhmuta were in the news bakhmut. that

's it. let them warn about it, yes, but you know, there can be children or families in which the same problem, in which hunted children for children, honestly, i don’t know, after they hid me, i already had friends. egor is also with daddy nikita from artyomovsk. and alina alina donetskaya so after they hid me, i remember that they told me that beeline had already arrived with the military, pointed machine guns at their parents and began to check the entire hostel yegor 14 years old, the child’s hands were twisted and the handcuffs actually wanted to throw the car, but he escaped, and his mother, his grief, egor broke his finger. uh huh, they started to sit and their parents started shouting loudly, they said, run away, but they ran away. where did they run to? it is not known when you were already lannily, and the military stopped coming, then they all returned.

they were sitting in other basements, if we compare the first and third cases , we can say with confidence that these children were sold to potential buyers, they show photographs of children, or their parents and buyers in the eu say, either i take it or not, as a milan product, most likely prepared for a specific family, so they were actively looking for with a photo. i will not tire of repeating that due to the fall in living standards and propaganda same-sex relationships, the birth rate in the eu is declining; children appear in our world as sick , the genotype is changing for the worse, and slavic children are another beautiful thing. healthy smart, hardened and quickly adapts to new situations. of course, they want to take slavic children for themselves, and then grow them into anti-russia in the global sense, hiding behind the legend that their mother abandoned them and the motherland. but this is different, but i was with you ksenia lebedeva see you in the next program.

kozlov is with you hello in the football house within the framework, the abf executive committee was today a number of issues were considered, including reforming the structure of the second football league for the 2024 season, it is highly likely that the duplicate teams above the league will enter the third-ranking belarusian division, and the total number of teams will significantly decrease ; the reforms are going to be approved by the end of the year. also today, the executive committee unanimously voted on the appointment of the helm of the national

team of belarus, carlos, who after commenting on the upcoming cams for the qualifying match for the euro, the spanish experts noted that they had decided on the choice of the belarusian assistants, but he will announce the names later and noted that he has no restrictions on the choice of the composition, he said that he talked with vitaliy visokovich and that he was glad to come as a team, finally, he singled out the reasons for leo mascara kapelevich from the second team of sevilla, the fourth spanish divisional headquarters of sevilla -atlético. we are familiar with his spanish coach. he plays double. sevilla and now in the first team and for 2 years. leo has improved a lot. as you know, we have experienced central defenders, poletevich, polyakov volkov, therefore, also called two young defenders to the first training camp, so that there would be a connection between generations in september, he will hold a qualifying match, otherwise the european championship

on september 9th. we will play with andora on the twelfth against israel, the camp will be opened on september 3rd. the new format of the belarusian football championship in the second league will not allow the players to progress , the coach of the soligorsk partisan , the well-known ex-football player nikolai yanush, shared this opinion after the final match for the cup of the minsk region, where his club was stronger than kolos from cherven, four two both teams. also among the favorite of the second legends, the level of resistance in most matches is much to be desired, notes the mentor of the partisan class of rivals. now infected. we have been playing in this reformed second league for just three years. i think it's time to return to the classical scheme, the second league. when will there be 16 + 16? i have my own opinion. well, that is the geographical principle. we can now take the tables of these e, all our regions and all the teams. we can recruit 16 teams. plus duplicates. it is mine. i just i am convinced that it is necessary to add duplicates to the author of the league so that there is good competition. you understand, uh, i ran the stats. we are in our

north zone, scoring an average of fifty- six goals per match. well, do you think this is normal? well, that is, we scored more than five goals in each game. here is the whole answer of a big interview with nikolai janush is already available on the sport 5 portal beeline beltel and the radio company mentor will also tell if his team is going to try his hand. in the first one , legends will share their opinion on the reasons for failures in belarusian clubs, european competitions and ways solutions to the situation kazan ruby. with vitaly isakovich. in the main team, it is gaining the first points in the group of the russian football cup in today's match, the club and the capital of tatarstan won 2-1 ural from yekaterinburg , which is headed by viktor goncharenko and which today is one of the leaders of the russian premier league, belarusian, striker kazantsev spent on the field. the first half received a warning in the 41st minute. dynamo minsk lost in the final match of the off-season in preparation for the regular championship in the kontinental hockey league, the bison on olymp karina lost to admiral, ours twice

led in two goals to win, missed regular time and overtime ended with a score of 3:3. in the shootout series, admiral turned out to be lucky in the first match of the khl, dynamo will play on september 2 on the road with a petrochemist. the world badminton federation allowed russia to compete with belarusians from february 26, 2024 , the organization can confirm that athletes from russia will be allowed to participate as individual neutral athletes under the auspices of the federation stated in the statement. the men's biathlon team of belarus intends to show a good result at the first stage of the commonwealth cup, which will be held in sochi next week on the ski biathlon track laura in the absence of a full ammunition load of the women's team, more attention will be drawn to the audience, the main growth will be 8 athletes who work in group of roman sinichenko and is brought to the start of the season through mountain camps in armenia, alternating them with work in belarus analysis in armenia

went down and in all tests in all workouts. uh, a very strong increase in power as a result of speed. uh, of course, these effects are not long-term, it needs to be constantly stimulated. watch the large report on the work of the belarusian national team on the eve of the start of the season, see the project of the til-vosti agency and the sports frame right now on the vitebsk account belarus atp series russian aslan karatsev between tournaments during of the season trains in minsk the expression from vladikavkaz who started playing tennis in israel is more than satisfied with the conditions of belarus courts, logistics and weather. the main thing here is his coach, a young belarusian specialist yegor yatsek, with whom i once played together, and then in tandem and the player-coach reached the semi-finals of australia

. i think it's really enough to play with juniors here , practice here and go to the corner of the house with him. yes, of course, enough result on the face before the twenty-first year. we trained only as seniors, in my opinion, it was stapenko for the oldest and honestly i can’t say. how old i was at that time, but i remember that at that time i had only one of him, no matter how the partner’s boyfriend was, even, well, professional professional rating belarusian, of course, went to training. aslan on judro street before leaving. by the way, aslan successfully started there. how did the career of a tennis player start in cooperation with a belarusian coach, with whom of our tennis players are friends and even a joint master class from aslan karatsev, see the project, by the way, wednesday. 21 40 on belarus 5 and on youtube atm yes, and in sports, by this

minute, an increasingly complete release on our nightly broadcast brigit herself.

any trip can be exciting, exciting and rich in adventures - this is the western gate of belarus. well, this gate guards the symbol of the city with an eleven-meter strength, which in my opinion. may be a symbol of our entire country, we offer to go together to explore the natural beauties and rich architectural heritage of belarus today, our amazing journey will pass through a wonderful city with many different unique places of interest with its amazing atmosphere of architectural monuments, only two. this is a synagogue and a gymnasium. but monuments to heroes. the whole lena is now in a real bunker, which has been preserved here since the cold war on the second floor on

the night of november 22-23, 1812. where with us to belarus 24? why change urban benefits for life in the belarusian outback - this is vanity, this aggression is hard for me in the city. i’m faster on the field and it catches the détente, as if this village life is simplicity, these are all these people that surround me , neighbors, they are all very simple , benevolent people, they have neither envy nor malice, no task of the leader to find out. why rural life is still better than city life and complete several household tasks. as i understand it, this is some kind of khudryan fun and you take a person from the city and tell him that there is wine here. yes when i return to the city, my wife will ask me. well, as i say, i had two big bites, the positive side. you haven't broken a single fishing rod yet, how far have i gone? 100 m

is the most difficult, the noisiest, the longest 100 meters in my life, watch the show i'm from the village on our tv channel, we go on an expedition through the patches of our ukraine , skiing on the road of flashing new discoveries of kol kesh people. with which we didn’t get bad, but kolka didn’t have any songs, kolya, they were foolish, yes, the name of the owl should be a rave that they settled at the new hut earlier at midnight the album climbs out of the window once from here and calls the settlers a tip or cut down a tree. we looked. with some kind of side fall, the treba, as white up to the mountain , they selected me a tree tree with a hollow was measured , the whole family will be poor and we will give the second traditions a new aunt. here we all scored together with you now, but it was that it was cabbage to go to the playlist, what

was cabbage sit down at once from the project for the first minute on belarus tv channel 20 shatunov coming to work. we are bridge builders, with our work , with our creation, we are establishing connections between bridges, which allows us to ensure the peace and well-being of our country. i was born in the shchuchinsky district, the village of zachepychi, grodno region, where i graduated from the ninth grade. mom overlooked some of my abilities for construction and sent me to study at the grodno polytechnic college. you can't argue with mom. mom always sees. haha right er, the decision is made,

so i think it was the right decision for this profession. i've been since ninety -eight. it's been about 25 years now. during this time, a lot of big and small objects. all of them significant, we took part in reconstructions , throughout the republic last year we approached the overhaul of the bridge across the river, it is on the street later, where we are now, as far as we were tasked by the president to repair this object as soon as possible. we have completed this task. the duties of my position include provision. e, control of the entire construction process, compliance with the requirements of e regulatory documents. well, quality assurance. but when we finish the facilities and provide the start of the movement, well, there is some kind of joy, of course, there is a demand for our

profession. after all, this is for the public for the country for the city for the people. we feel, and joy and feel, that there is still a lot ahead of us, and various objects of good deeds, we run on, we go on. hello, you are watching the program, say, do not be silent in the studio victoria popova and tatiana shcherbina and today we have a guest military expert, the mouthpiece of totalitarian propaganda. boris rozhin good afternoon. hello boris this is how you imagine yourself from ancient times in in russia, your subscribers know you very well even in livejournal. you had a lot of

subscribers today in the telegram channel kalanel kasat, which is called about a million, to be exact 832.000, yes today. tell our viewers briefly. how did you find yourself in the epicenter of military-political journalism. well, i was born lived in sevastopol uh with the risk of the union then it was in the period of ukraine uh. in the fourteenth year, when the events began in kiev , the coup d'etat took place, e, the events in the crimea began as the russian crimean spring spring. that is, it is called differently, and it turned out to depart then it turned out on mi. on february 23, who was against the coup d'état in kiev well, since then began to get involved. now in such a more open political life. uh, we then began to raise funds for the coordinating council for the defense of sevastopol people. well, they were looking for an opportunity through whom you can transfer money for your entire militia. i began to collect it to transmit and gradually began

to get involved in such a political activity, and therefore it outgrew. naturally, already in the supply of military ammunition and other good things to the donbass for the militia there, glorifying, slavyansk-kramatorsk, there are other areas, that is, and gradually my information activity also changed in this direction, that is, there was more politics, information activity leads you to that you have such a high number of subscribers does it bother you or not? or is it in general the result to which they came out ? no, well, at the beginning it was pleasant. why , that is, what you do is interesting to people. yes, even when they started. street to know something. eh, even started to annoy a little over time, and then now it is already perceived. well, as hands on the phenomenon, that is, because the main thing - in fact, is work. that is, if there is a result that well likes you and likes others. well , then you are not useful for the benefit of yourself and for others spending time. they say what exactly they brought out on their pages. e

wording of the term. uh, polite people who are now called russian soldiers. it's true, yes, he appeared formally from my blog, because as it was the twenty-fifth twenty-sixth of february, in one of the ukrainian publications there was a message that people politely entered the tower of the simferopol airport. settle everything. i beat this expression from the ukrainian media that polite people politely come in politely in a poll, everything changes. here, in fact. this topic was beaten, then it was already from the pages of the blog of this story, it spread without any of my efforts. that is, formally, how would i launch, but already promote it to the world level people no matter how i am, well, create such a meme of this magnitude. yes, it’s so nice, of course, well, you boris didn’t serve at all, as your subscribers write, yes, and your name is colonel kosat. eh, as we know, this is a literary character, that is, well, i kind of have a family of military personnel, eh, my grandfather is a moscow marine and my father defended stalingrad.

uh, commanded a brigade of submarines. and i have, uh, i'd go that line. unfortunately, my liver failed. i had jaundice in my childhood. and accordingly, the military school me with this, no matter how they took it, and accordingly. i did not think that the crooked path of fate would lead me again to some kind of military affairs, but it so happened that after the sixteenth year. well, although i didn’t serve directly, as in the army, i managed to help around military affairs, including the armed forces in the fourteenth year, and even more so now, when supplies go to a in terms of training for well, the regular army, respectively, as it were like a head the room was closed in some form, the family business continued, and your subscribers are brutal military men and i read write. so what if he didn’t add up, but his assessment coincides with my assessment, i will, and very much, yes, but touch the horse’s palatushka, the literary pseudonym is the nickname that was taken. this is a novel by american writer dan

simmons of muscular fantasy songs. hyperion this nickname was taken from there. and when i did not think that it would become somehow widely known, but when it happened it was already too late to change something. in this regard, i was curious to rewind the tape back. here to our events that took place with us in the twentieth year and see what colonel draft sad wrote on his pages, and so on. you called our gustavian events the belarusian maidan. why maidan and not otherwise? well, because mcdonald 's, in essence, this concept itself is the concept of a coup d'état sterilized from the outside by, and the investment of certain resources is an objectively existing theme in society, that is, it always uses some kind of maidan. well, any internal economic social problems that they to provide, uh, a change of power in the interests of external beneficiaries. actually. i saw it in ukraine when there was an orange revolution. you could see it in georgia when they overthrew shvyrnadze in serbia when they overthrew, well, a horse,

that is, well, and many such examples of zero could still be seen and could be seen. we see what this leads to, we saw what it led georgia to the 2008 war. by the way , this, by the way, is another similarity with ukraine , that the result of the euro-maidan was a war on that, which is that the donbass rule there saakashvili started a war in ossetia just recently. again, another date was round. here again, the georgians are now, despite the fact that relations with russia are difficult there, they all perfectly understand this, that wine is wine is the main culprit. it was saakashvili who sits in such a popular opinion that if lukashenka had faltered in 2020, belarus would now be happening what is happening in ukraine, you support me, i’m sure that well, i ’m actually watching the events in belarus , the events in kazakhstan that happened here shortly before the start of yours, as well as the preparatory stage, when well, it was interesting for the west to set fire to the borders of russia on the ethereum, so that it would be more difficult for russia to react to what is happening in ukraine, that is , it is clear that if you are now in minsk, it would be

conditionally sitting on this tikhonovskaya in some kind of civil war and chaos would have flared up in kazakhstan on a huge russia, huge with kazakhstan. this would greatly complicate russia's action more than it is now. and naturally. here a lot really depended on lukashenka, whom many then have already been written off, including in russia there were circles that declared. that's why he's old there, he doesn't understand. now, he's already lost. well, i remember these moods, but in honor of alexander lukashenko, he didn’t seem to flinch, that is, he really stood up, although not under the cries of this crowd. here many did not even understand that this was some kind of last farewell performance. and then they gloated so much, and then about a month later they already realized that the ship had turned in the other direction. they're here trending on time realize that everything has changed. and you remember your moods. well, that is , you look at many moments when there are flags of the state, others began to pluck and occupy. uh, the administrative building, some officials started running around there. well, it's just that it's all

about the whole polyvia there in syria when there during re-attempts. here are these states seizures of power by someone, the system begins to crumble under external attacks, and again, it’s like this whole situation itself, like a test for the system, that is, how strong it is. in fact, that is, when in a calm time it could not seem that here it exists, everything is fine. yes, but here is the crisis, he allows you to see. all as strengths. so are the weak ones, that is, well, everyone was singled out. yes , the weaknesses of the exposed system, but nevertheless, it turned out to be viable enough so that the security forces did not falter from this attack, in contrast. let's say we saw it. what happened in ukraine when he sat down on his knees. yes first well, why? they sat down on their knees, because, uh, lukashenka did not surrender the security forces, when he was demanded of him by asking there are these riot police. uh, karaeva let 's hand over, or yanukovych once handed over, when they dispersed the camp. they are children. e in kiev and after that, when she ran out of pressure, he pretended that he had nothing to do with it. this is the fault of the leadership of the kiev omon there. and

after that, of course, these people are watching. well, if we are so easily handed over, then why do we need this relationship again, that is, how, uh, the leaders arrange relations with their own power structures, yanukovych managed to put pressure on him and force him to do exactly as he did, because he had there, well, roughly speaking, golden loaves, and our president, in general , is not energy. well, there are two reasons on the one hand. yes indeed, yanukovych, uh, strongly depended on the oligarchic circles. first of all, akhmetov akhmetov a was under investigation all the time and the us embassy directly threatened that he would lose his assets in the west, and given that he was ahme. he sponsored and why yanukovych, naturally, through ahmedva , there was also pressure on yanukovych and his entourage, and on the other hand, yanukovych himself himself was quite weak. he. uh. he somehow justified himself by the fact that here he is, i did not want blood. i won't give it there. such orders, as it should, did not give the order to disperse the maidan when both the minister of the interior zakharchenko and

the prosecutor came to him. and they already had a plan ready to sign. what he said, i will not sign. no matter how i take it, as if it were a sin on my soul, well, what did it lead to? yes, that is, he was afraid to get his hands dirty, and then he shouted from rostov to stop when he saw the consequences of all this. here he is, yes, and he gave up just the same, how he gave up in 2004. although he won the election, but still under pressure from the west, he agreed to the third turkey for the tenant, whom he lost. that is, he also surrendered power. here. well, that is, these are certain, apparently, some problems with the psychotype that some fedoraches had. well, this led to very serious consequences for ukraine. i mean, well, here it is. you can even blame him for something, because he chose him then from potential replacements. he chose yanukovych , probably, did not assume that events could develop so rapidly. but you know that you paid attention, although you are the mouthpiece of totalitarian propaganda, but you never give such directly colored ones. uh, tips or opinions. you always adhere to clear

information, official, which is, that is. if you see the system crumbling , then you won’t say, you need to support it there, catch it there and don’t call for anything to say that when you see that the system is crumbling, that is , to say that everything is fine. that is, well, to engage in varnishing, as if it makes no sense, that is. well, if everyone sees it, what's already on? well listen, adhere to such pragmatic realism, that is, it shows what is , that is, there is, as it were, a position, and for many authors, that is, either everything is fine, everything is fine. yes, there is a position that everything is bad, everything is gone, that is, well, there in russia very often there are such excesses in both directions. i stick with more e. well, such well could realistically reflect him, really. that is, if it is carried out there , that is, there is victory. i say, well, i show victory, there are some failures and mistakes. i mean, i'm talking about failures and mistakes. well, you see, it's very difficult, as it were, to remain unbiased. well, as it were, i didn’t know that i was generally such an impartial observer who was sitting there, of course. well, in my case, i'm a

biased person, because i'm kind of, well, sticking to my side in this war. yes, but if we evaluate exactly the events that are taking place, then there, yes, i see that it is necessary to show both good and bad. yes, for this it can fly, how to stop from the other side. well, i got used to it back in the fourteenth year. well remember your morning twenty fourth of february. well, i kind of knew that the troops would be. well, that is, at first i slept through the war, because i knew that it would start in the morning, as it were, active hostilities . well, this is in the morning, as a little sinking something turns out. well, i slept for half an hour, then i stand and already. well, as if from the special day when the work for you began, this was expected by many people. they say it 's like a sledgehammer on the head, but you just said that you knew what was going to happen . the ultimatum was clear that it wouldn't accepted, because the west, as it were, gave a clear answer that no, they would not agree. that is, the war was beneficial to him. that is. if then

they had taken the path of fulfillment, the minsk and steinmeier formulas, of course, there would have been no war. that is, well, there it was deliberately sabotaged. well, all of that. well, then a lot of people didn’t understand this then, but then once merkel aland, they recognized that, in principle, this was used all the time to prepare for war. well, there isn't much to say after that. that is, they the great war, therefore, when the last spiral of the crisis had already begun, that is, somewhere around the twentieth twenty -first, in principle, it was already clear that there would be a war, i still want to return. that's close to it could be a strategy such that the calculation. uh, well, of course s-, how is she? from the very beginning of the war from my point of view. uh, oh, there have been some static miscalculations made on both sides to achieve. it's not obvious right now because, well, of course the documents are all hidden. i don't understand them various solutions. well, it’s clear that the operation was based on finishing it quickly enough, and well, the negotiations in istanbul showed that russia was interested enough, well, in a quick end to the conflict, well, achieving its

goals, and the west’s line was such that the match was sanctioned blow will demolish the russian economy. russia simply will not be able to continue . it turned out that in russia it was not possible to quickly finish militarily, and the west could not quickly win economically. well, we got a situation where there to say what a kind of analogue of the first world war is, when they go for some villages there for months, they are afraid of huge losses with advances that are measured there in meters. that is the situation, of course. this is exactly the kind of conflict. i don't think it's one or the other and the other side. they planned that this is how it will work out, but it is often many warriors. they do not develop as smoothly as it was on paper, but it was possible then if this bliskrit did not take place, but it’s not so good to unfold, the situation is the same was such that when the situation began that 's it to go into such a long war and it became clear. it is clear that it will be necessary to be actively involved in it. that is, there were

negotiations about the completion. that is, it could have ended in march, 22 years. actually, documents on the end of hostilities were already signed there, i don’t know in terms of conditions. as far as i remember, compromise terms are not entirely profitable. there, in principle, they have already agreed on almost all parameters there about limiting the army. uh, don't block ukraine's status on what's actually actually, russia, if we remember, uh, putin's statement, uh, russia's demands were originally, well, the recognition of crimea and donbass donbass is everything, that is, and then that's what russia is now part of. uh, kherson zaporozhye that is, they don't even get paid initially. that is, they were not, even in the requirements no one presented. that is exactly. they have become because they have become. this has already become a consequence of the refusal. well, that is, the course of the sonata for a long war, that is, accordingly, russia in this way. well , it shows that well, just like that, well, here we are so, that is, uh, it is clear that this is being done,

of course, not in the interests of ukraine, ukraine simply does not decide. that is, it bears territorial demographic economic losses. well, that is, she was simply held hostage. that is, she could get out of this whole conflict. well, literally with minimal losses, because ukraine had losses in the first week there. well, then they felt sorry for the barracks. many, then presented the military, that you lived there, that you didn’t beat them, where in the cracks, where they are, that is, very choose exactly. what is there, god forbid, there somewhere. well, it was then, when it was already the war that began to be identified, it is clear that everything was already gone. well, how can you say? what is now russia contra oh, with the support of nato, the all-union forces are advancing on the zaporozhye direction in the roman ledge, and russia is attacking on the svatyvakupian direction. that is, now in fact there are two major offensives. well, the parties decide, well , to achieve enough local success for now. that is, it’s like some villages, small strongholds, that is, in some grandiose, uh, victories, now there is no ukraine; here

, the hundred-year offensive has failed, in fact. well, the west has already recognized this, that, in spite of everything , they were not able to break through the defense line of russia in the zaporozhye region even from the night of huge losses. well, while russia is here , uh, such a local offensive of ukraine is going on. yes, well, russia is doing the same thing. losses. that is, well, let's say that russia still does not use the tactics of these meat assaults, which they say, yes, why are we saving equipment, but abandoning people forward to advance and even the west is recommended to him. why? here you are, our equipment, expensive there, so use old soviet tanks. here recruit another 3 million people, that is, why 3 million people? well , of course, this is to compensate for losses already incurred, that is, there are different estimates. they are there bread 220 somewhere. yes, some now reach 400,000 irrevocable there, that is. well, i don't think until the end of the war. we are unlikely to find out on both sides there are real losses on both

sides. seriously. well, even right there, artyomovsk, that is, the dude wagner had 25,000 dead from the ukrainian side in 7 months of combat, 65, somewhere around 67,000 people during the battle for artyomovsk that is, this is the size of the losses the end, and when the americans plan to end, they have a production of ammunition supply arms or terminal documents. they have dates there of 26-27 years. naturally, they are therefore blocking any negotiations through the ukrainian control. there is also an official ban on any peace talks. uh, respectively no negotiations. in fact, it is not being carried out now, that is, the targets will be erased by military means, it is clear that the west will be able to continue supplying ukraine with equipment and missiles. and in principle, i think that everything that lies below the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine can and will be used. that is , i have no doubts about this. well, that is, they are cluster shells. well, yes, well,

the cassettes are their own right away. well, these are, as it were , shells, but uh, cluster munitions. donetsk was shelled back in march, 22, when that's the point a cassette cassette flew in. more than 20 people killed in the center, donetsk, that is, the constitution well, what cassettes are used. yes, aminomia mines, everything will be flooded, that is, you can see, for example, laos , which has been there for decades, after that people were cleared of mines and died there, that is, well, keep in mind that every year these are still mines, this is the destruction of infrastructure. you can initially wrote that ukraine is a series at maximum speed , all that is a series at maximum speed, here is a series , e, a conflict. there began in the eleventh year, again, attempts at statehood of a new coup. the war there, as it were, well, so the main war, as if the hostilities subsided, nevertheless , a session of 75% of the infrastructure was destroyed in the country , a huge number of millions of refugees were destroyed. eh, that is. well, here is ukraine in fact. i've been dragged into this scenario since talking about ours. yes, here the so-called euromaidan and

pictures of syria were among those who tried to save. e build, well, in general, a priority, because it needs to be watched , seen and created some kind of warning milos, who also said that they would do the same to you and now they saw how yugoslavia was destroyed. that is, through a series of warriors there through the hospital, kosovo, and in principle, syria also. that's it, the cold ones answered the question. who to drink my victorious, i work, in fact, every day, that is, without days off, to take place both in the information humanitarian and in other planes, for me it’s kind of personal on the one hand and general, well, no matter how trite it sounds and slaves. i believe that our cause is just, then there is. well, you can’t tolerate the frankly nazi regime at your side, which glorifies hitler’s accomplices, i just would be ashamed in front of my grandfather that, well , everything that they then crushed, it all raised

its head when german tanks are based in ukraine crosses when they walk there, uh, the nazis, frank with the symbols of the ss divisions, when, well, actually outright terror is implemented there, well, as if from my point of view this is absolutely and actually unacceptable, so even then in the fourteenth year left, crimea that is, if it were not for all this not in the raidan, ukraine would now exist within the former borders and crimea and donbass would be part of ukraine, that is, it is euromaidan. actually, all this inspired, and we are still, including russia, reaping the last. for the fact that then it was not possible to nip it all in the bud, and that's it. we see this now, it has an effect on belarus, that is, if there had not been euromaidan in kiev , of course, there would have been no attempted coup d'état in minsk and there never was. now it will be straight. these are military threats, by the way, a number of philosophers and political scientists suggest that the next attempt here will be worse. that is why

approaches. it happened at the end of the 2000s, starting with the arab spring. we saw that almost all of his revolutions ended in very big blood, somewhere less like in egypt and or in yemen somewhere more and like in syria or when, well, the country is literally some kind of bloody chaos. boris let's not immerse our business in it. the right one invigorated us, let's take a short break, i remind you, we have a telegram rope. say don't be silent. subscribe to ask questions. suggest guests we are in touch. what secrets are hidden by the greatest shrines of christianity, all churches, that is, shrines on the territory of the grand duchy, whether tolus, when on the territory of the sujas and so belarus

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the baby, and someone cross, watch the program stone, paper scissors on our tv channel. on the air say it again, don't be silent. today our guest is military expert boris rozhin boris, let's talk. about pmc wagner group, you write quite a lot about this military structure , pay tribute to their military glory well, objectivity to consider their battle path, then starting from syria, africa, ukraine, that is, everywhere they achieved very serious military results and, let's say, if everything is in the zero years of the main dude. well, the most important person, as it were considered the american dude black water, now known as academies, now , of course, this is the second half of the 10s

and the beginning of the twenties, of course, the man has become the number one insidious, well, in terms of the military effectiveness of the results achieved. that is, e now here, if you take all that is, there is a couple of american people who are competitive. here, the turkish pmc is at the level of wagner, in principle, the rest are all at a much lower level political west you can overestimate this dude, when in my opinion, apparently the dawn of this era of hybrid wars of proxy warriors that began, and since the time of the arab spring, then the dude became, well , an indispensable instrument of public policy. that is, it is a political tool. e, when the state does not want to do something directly, but it must be done, respectively there are private structures that outsource these issues, as they say, that is , they perform these tasks . the state reaps success if it is achieved, but this is such a private company that receives resources and the opportunity to further develop recruit

people. well, well, expand your market share. that is, everyone is doing this now , regardless of the political system. there, democracy is authoritarianism, they say somehow , because dude, if in the usa and in china and very many people are willing, in general, what happens in these and well, it’s clear why, because uh accounting, as a rule, the salary for the military as the rules is much higher, that is, well , let's say in the donbass in the fourteenth year, when the salaries were 18-20 thousand for the fighters, that is, well, sd in the trenches for 20.000, and they offer you for 200 to go to syria or africa, of course, the choice of many went , that is, therefore, well, let's say a flock of wagner, many people who fought in the donbass in the fourteenth year, when the intense hostilities ended and it became clear that there would be no serious progress. many went to fight to syria to africa, and there they also achieved very serious results. that is, there would be no now this african policy

of russia without the pmc wagner. but it was already pretty two months ago. you wrote as a historical event that will certainly be included in textbooks, taking into account the informational agenda that we now have, but you have not revised your assessments and the amount of the event itself. well, if we introduce some legal assessments there, then there are these historical events. rather, to whom it is unconditional, when the period will turn on svu, that is, we see that the first psv textbooks are already beginning to appear, where historians make their own interpretations, books are already appearing. well, as, of course , precocious, but nevertheless, the sum of the story with the wagner ball, it will also go down in this story. that is, she will get a compartment, because uh, even if it, well, prevailed, political expediency in the interests of preventing a civil conflict , the conflict ended exactly the way it ended, nevertheless, the political assessment of the event was given, it was a military crumb and actually on the facts. this, of course, was a military mutiny, because when putin gave

the order to stop, and prigogine said that i was not there. i will continue. this, of course, is already a refusal to obey the supreme commander in the conditions of war. that is, this is the crumb and, as it were, business is relative. as we like it, the parishioner does not like it there. well, the fact is you, that is, and accordingly in history. of course, it will enter precisely as a rebellion, and not in any other way, that is, it is without regard to the price that any others. action prigozhin there are mistakes, there are achievements, the rebellion is prigozhin for him personally. yes, this is a mistake. and for the country it caused significant damage. simply, firstly, the pilots died. this is a raster moment, again. this was caused by internal destabilization in the rear, which could be used by the enemy, the enemy did not try to rebel, that is, the enemy tried with all his might to attack in the expectation that this would somehow affect the integrity of the front, that the guitar would falter and they would take advantage of it, but they didn't succeed. then, thanks to the fact that when it was possible to quickly resolve this situation thanks to, including lukashenka and some fsb bortnikov, since

the situation developed in the direction of very negative scenarios, when direct confrontation in rostov was hardly possible , direct contact with the moscow region was precisely in a forceful way. that is, you saw that there were already there from the dust, that is, when combat helicopters were shot down there, they fired at some cars on the highway. that is, it was such a teaser that something could have happened and it didn’t happen, in including thanks. with a technical effort, alexander lukashenko, who, in contact with putin, was able to establish a communication channel with prigozhin, and then, together with the vector of collections, they provided these guarantees that the situation would simply be rounded off, but the political assessment remained and all the people who saw it there. well, they, as it were, uh, this, of course, influenced the assessment of prigogine, who, let's say, houses zhar on the wave of victory at the battle of artyomovsk. that is, where there was really one of the biggest victories in recent years. that is, of course, this all. well, let's put it this way , the eagle destroyed a little bit this winner, which was

created, firstly, the rebellion. secondly, uh, rebellion is a failure. and today, in addition to this rice, we will buy a lot of informal versions about death. and cool. what rating do you give? well, look from the point of view, of course, for people you can enter the speech of some kind of accident between was an obvious evil fiction is now being considered. an extra version, that is, as we study the black boxes of the analysis of the bodies of the dead aircraft wreckage. eh, god, well, the investigation into groups can. well define a more accurate picture of the catastrophe, among the cause, is whether it is an external impact of the explosion. e explosive device on the plane. i think all these versions, of course, will be discussed, how officially and put forward, that is, there will certainly be a lot of conspiracy theories, which are, well, british tabloids. you know, they came out on the same day with the same headline that this is putin's revenge. in addition, it shows favorably that here is to cultivate some internal ones. well, internal contradictions are growing in russia?