[000:00:31;00] the high-level international conference on eurasian security, reality and prospects in a transforming world is more than a synchronization of watches, a comparison of further directions of development, it is a dialogue between east and west, because among the forum participants there are representatives of switzerland and the united states, and great britain, norway, austria, france , turkey, vietnam, china, all eac countries, the issues raised varied from

the situation in nagorno-karabakh. before the deployment of nuclear weapons and specific threats to eurasia. minsk these days has become this generation of thoughts on stabilizing the situation and strengthening security. so, this is what we talked about, what mechanisms have been developed to strengthen security, we will ask the participants directly. in your opinion, was there a dialogue between west and east at the conference site, and how do you generally assess the effectiveness of the current conference in minsk, what are the main

messages? this event is one of the most important, at least because representatives of the west and the east met for a constructive dialogue, which rarely happens recently, in recent months, and the fact that this happened, i think, is very important and not only for belarus. during this conference, we examined many aspects of security within the eurasian continent. as well as between eurasia and the west, we can conclude that if the structure of eurasian integration, from china to minsk, vladivostok to istanbul, is developing quite well, the problem of relations with the west arises, especially with european countries that have decided to sever all types of ties with such countries like belarus, russia and many others, the same iran and you can mention those others, even with china, it was interesting to take part in the conference,

to conduct an excellent analysis of the situation. many ways were also proposed to restore dialogue, how we can help build bridges between western europe and the east, especially with belarus. this is very difficult, because in western europe there is a kind of hysteria against russians, against good conversation with russians, and this is very difficult to overcome. i myself became a victim of these processes when i return to switzerland, from time to time i am attacked by our leading media, just because i speak here and try to establish things. but i think optimistically, i think that if asia, if china, russia, iran , turkey, saudi arabia, cooperate peacefully, sooner or later europe will simply be obliged to open its doors again in order to also stop military actions on the territory of ukraine. during the meeting of our president of belarus with the glory of mit hungary, alexander lukashenko noted that if

the european union wanted to stop. this process, we he says, we stop funding, we see slovakia, hungary, and even partially croatia join the coalition that is dealing with the ukrainian crisis, let’s still stabilize the situation, should we expect similar decisions from other european leaders in the near future, or is this not yet possible. i think a similar coalition. i am sure that the fact that slovakia and hungary formed such an alliance is not only a consequence of the fact that ukraine is their neighbor, this conflict has a direct impact on them, much more than on france, belgium or the netherlands, but at the moment it is not

possible to talk about the full-scale formation of such a coalition; unfortunately, this is so. for this stabilization to happen, it is exclusively the moscow-washington dialogue or , after all, such centers as minsk, i don’t know, brussels can influence these processes. direct dialogue between russia and the united states is only one of the elements. the other is the relationship between the countries of the european union involved in the conflict. and without a doubt, minsk now also plays an important role, as it played previously in establishing peace in ukraine. to come to peaceful ending, we must come to the conclusion that the problems of the ukrainian crisis cannot be resolved solely by military means and the continuation of this military conflict does not help to find a peaceful solution, one day we will come to this, and i think the path to meaningful negotiations will open, but not

before this moment of understanding. i think the situation now is not suitable for this, the leaders of european state media are not ready to recognize such ideas, but if you look at what belarus tried to do, for example, the minsk agreement of 2014 or organization of the first round of negotiations between ukraine and russia in march 2022 near brest. i think this carries a very positive image that belarus can lead to building bridges between the west and the east, even if this is not yet recognized, this is the first step, and i am convinced that in the near future such steps will be recognized in western europe. europe, and i hope that they will take the opportunity to hold similar negotiations in belarus or elsewhere. well why not? we see an increase in the military contingent of our western borders. poland is also asking to participate in the sharing program for the joint use of nuclear weapons. what are the real chances that poland will have

nuclear weapons? i hope it will not appear, since every step, especially regarding nuclear weapons, does not bring us peace, and leads to a peace treaty, this will only increase tension. i hope that the polish leadership will be... wise enough not to place this type of weaponry on its territories and to stay as far away from it as possible. i hope so, but who can guess what will happen next? i'm also a little puzzled now if you look at the news from finland and sweden. sweden agreed a couple of days ago to provide its military bases to the united states. for me this is not very good news because it increases the tension. the risks, of course, are huge, but being in switzerland. not being part of nato and the european union, i have lost a little trust in our european colleagues, i would not trust nuclear weapons in the hands of a western government, this is completely murderous, i generally think this program

joint nuclear use, nuclear exchange, nonsense, i hope that this weapon, in particular the b-612, will disappear from european territory in the next couple of years. there is one more point. who prefers not to notice the world media, the fact that on the territory of poland they are training militants who come from such a layer of fugitive neo-nazis, and they openly declare, we will come to save belarus in the elections that are harmful in belarus, to save belarus from the world, apparently from stability, in the european union, someone anyone notices that such movements occur that this could destabilize the situation, or is it still beneficial for the western world that in belarus this is only one point, and you are only a link in this chain, and the coalition needs to be attacked, so destabilizing belarus, unfortunately,

is a tactic that is followed, and of course, they are least worried about the security and stability in your country, they have spent years on any kind of help that is available to them, their attitude towards belarusian nationalists. ukraine, so they are just useful idiots, society in europe are not aware of such problems, and mainly they have a lot of stereotypes, clichés and fears in their heads, for example, look at what recently happened in the canadian parliament, each member of which, in theory, should be democratic, esovtsu, this is absolutely incredible, these people are not even aware of who the ss men were in reality , this is the same as the situations around the polish-belarusian polish-lithuanian border, they are not immersed in the ukrainian situation, that there are neo-nazis there, that

neo-nazi battle squads are training in poland, ready go on the attack in 2025, people are not aware, this is unfortunate, our media is not fulfilling its direct task of informing the population about this, by the way, how did europe react to the situation in the canadian parliament? they reacted with silence, most didn't talk about it, they didn't seem to see it or mention it anywhere , some, whose job it is to comment on such things, said that it was a mistake, that canadian parliamentarians simply did not know what they were doing, that they simply stumbled , you understand, it's just a decrease in significance happened, unfortunately, but what can we do, just constantly repeat, try to tell people about such problems, how do you assess the role of minsk today, the role of alexander lukashenko in stabilization,

your country, without any doubt, played a huge role in building bridges between the parties to the conflict on the territory of ukraine 6-7 years ago, and now there is the potential to play the same role in the future, because the ukrainians are your neighbors, and the russians, your neighbors, you were in the same condition, were part of one unification of the soviet union. you understand each other, you understand each other’s mentality, you understand each other’s way of thinking, traditions and history, so i think belarus, like almost no other country, has a chance to achieve progress in the process of peaceful settlement, maybe kazakhstan is also capable of this , but above all belarus. in belarus, this is my third visit to your country, but what i see

is how wisely president lukashenko leads the country, maintaining all the conditions for peace. in every sense, he is the main one who always i tried to maintain a balance and preserve the independence of belarus, i would say a kind of neutrality, and at the same time be open and try to maintain this balance between all countries in the region, between the west and the east. this is very wise, otherwise belarus would find itself in the same situation as ukraine is now. there would have been a war here, and i believe that he protected the country from the development of such a terrible situation, this must be recognized, this should be counted among his merits, because this is very important, for me belarus is a kind of an inverted mirror of what is happening in

ukraine. it seems that the confrontation between the west and russia , which began during the cold war, has received an unexpected continuation today. in their attempt not to be like the russians , representatives of the so-called civilized world have reached a new level. now it’s not enough for them that they have democracy and supposedly freedom of speech as opposed to slovenian values, family and marriage, they came up with european lgbt people. and transsexuality or

is it something else? and i’m with you ksenia lebedeva. hello. i want to talk about the new values ​​of the west tell today the example of the story of one family. 20 years ago they moved from latvia to ireland to make basic money. but several years ago they began to think about the fate of their sons, all because in the west they began to harshly inculcate lgbt ideas and promote the propaganda of this unnatural behavior aimed at the degradation of humanity. there were moments when children, they were 10 and 15 years old, began to ask questions that were quite strange for us, well, naturally, we began to find out the nature of such questions when

they started asking questions about fifty genders, how it could be , about what - and why are they telling me about this, oh, why are they showing me such pictures, pictures +18, let’s say, when they try to teach children about sex at the age of ten , for example. for us, this seems to be crossing all boundaries of decency, we don’t understand this, we don’t agree with this, in fact, with this development of events in education, all normal people do not agree with the growing generation, information appears every now and then in european media about scandals related to this delicate topic, the title of the next article is terrifying. my daughter was taught oral and anal

sex in class, she is 11 years old, angry mother speaks out after school, involved in gender scandal drag queen who gave graphic sex lessons. there is an option where transgender people, they are called drag queens, they can come to the school, if the school calls the library, they can arrange a meeting with this drag queen, she will come to the school and she will read her book to the children, this is essentially a decorated man in tights, a dress, and all sorts of feminine apparel. drakuin are transvestites. men who wear wigs, tights, women's dresses, heels, and, believe it or not , read children's books in educational institutions, which they often write themselves, thereby participating in the sexual corruption of young children, what do you think of this approach? do you know who

i am? no, i'm a transvestite, have you ever heard of transvestites? no, i know you are. what, boy, how do you feel about this? a little strange, but it seems, it seems a little interesting, so are you gay? yes, good question, i came out when i was 21 years old, which means coming out, coming out means telling everyone that you are gay. this is something a gay man should definitely do. do you have to be gay to wear women's clothing? no, anyone can dress up, but everyone should try it at least once, it's really cool. even children? yes, there are actually quite a lot of children who dress up. what would your family say? if you were a transvestite? she would kick me

out of the house. actually, that's what my father said. you know, you can change people's minds. anyone can do anything. wants, if someone wants to wear a dress, that's fine. and such propaganda among children in civilized europe is considered normal. when they had this pride month, called, in june, in my opinion, it was generally impossible to go to the center, naked men walked there, uh, scantily clad women walked there, there were topless ones, even some of them, when there was the parade itself was happening, there was a special , like... prices on wheels, any half-naked person could climb up there and show everything that he had grown, yes, yes, that he had grown, that everything else was hanging, this is where parents with children are passing by

, children look at all this, little ones in strollers, everyone has these flags stuck everywhere in the stroller, it’s terrible, police cars drive around the city center, painted in a rainbow flag, that is , a rainbow police car, in fact, in eu schools the norm is considered if such characters also teach children, for example, this is what a labor teacher looks like outside of work, an ordinary guy, this is what he looks like when he comes to school. in one of the previous programs, i told the story of a former latvian special forces soldier, who, having moved to ireland, also encountered a strange upbringing at a local school, was it an accident? i don’t think so, but rather a systematic effort to homosexualize european

society. he went to first grade, he called me, he said, we need to talk. i returned from work and he said to me: look, dad, you’re raising me, you’re telling me like this, at school. the teacher, on the contrary, says, says, here you boys meet girls, if you don’t like it, you can meet the boys, yes, don’t be shy , don’t be afraid, if your parents are against it, tell us, unfortunately, as our heroes told us program, the situation has already reached the point where there is... measures to remove children in the event of so-called disobedience or rejection of new narratives, that is, traditional values, traditional views, traditional families, are beginning to be considered toxic for in the so-called modern society

, there is a real threat of removing children from families, since wrong parents with traditional views show their children wrong examples, examples that are inconvenient for european homosexuals, demand that they conform to new standards, and do not offer, they actually demand, they force in case of... disobedience there are special regulatory mechanisms, that is, the removal of children, probably some kind of social and financial deprivation, everything else, well, the removal of children is natural for us, the most terrible, we are very afraid, that is why you decided to come to belarus, yes, of course, of course, this is the main reason, the main motive. that is, to be saved, to be saved from all this darkness.

at the moment we are citizens of latvia, our children are citizens of ireland, and we would like to ask the state of the republic of belarus to receive refugee status, since we plan to begin a new stage of our life here, now people are fleeing not only from the middle east, where western civilization has created a mass of warriors, carrying their democracy. on the tips of rockets, now people are fleeing from the west, intoxicated by their serene freedom and the desire to express themselves in the most unhealthy ways , and this family is asking for asylum in belarus, running away from the new and such incomprehensible values ​​of the advanced world, this is the very freedom that they tried to impose on us, in our opinion it worked like overton windows, that is, they threw in... some kind of stuff and waited for the result of society’s reaction to this, and

periodically with these stuffing they accustomed the population to, probably, the normalization of this, the local public there, probably, accustomed to primitive such simple information, that is, radically, either this is good or this is bad, yeah, yeah, the foundations of critical thinking... there are no such things there. and when i talk to the irish, some parents, i say what do you think about this, i ask them what do you think about this, about this, ah, the most common answer that i heard from them is that, well, it’s popular now, i can’t understand this, i can’t think like them, and at that moment i already realized that my thinking and the thinking that remains there in ireland are completely at odds, i don’t i want to live there more. 100%. the west is like a maniac, constantly looking for a new victim, killing some with its weapons, and

destroying others from within, implanting new morals, new rules and things absolutely unacceptable for a healthy body. the west has come to the point where it is destroying itself from within, and this is not something else. and yakelne lebedeva was with you,

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white dew, on belarus 24 their life in polish villages and agricultural towns contrary to all stereotypes, bright and rich. in many ways, our future life depends on the conditions in which you were born, what surrounded you, what kind of nature, what kind of people were next to you. in our village life is more measured, we are not in a hurry, we seem to work a lot, but we are not in a hurry. i call big cats. they 're tame. they are kind, well, somehow i’m happy with all this, i love it all, hard work, resourcefulness, passion, the main quality of these people, i’ve already had practice for more than 30 years with these cucumbers, we apply drip irrigation, much more efficient and convenient, in every village or city there is a place that people are proud of, the pearl of our zakozel is the chapel-tomb of the ozheshka family, i

have almost everything, i have food, i have a family, children. well, everything i dreamed of, almost everything is there, i’m happy. paleshuki, watch on the tv channel, belarus 24. on the air news in the studio yulia pertsova, good evening, at the beginning, briefly about the main topics