wedding there, the right-wing people are telling some more fairy tales to the left, there is another kind of rhetoric for everyone, well , these are their own things, but i say that there is a huge problem in the countries and we know it and we, we, we expected it but i think that it is recent such surges why because it is simply necessary to understand that now the rhetoric in many mass media, not among high-level politicians, is clearly changing. if earlier they still tried somehow to forget about the general population of russia, which is visible just like their leader, then now and this and it decreases in that direction that is, now they also understand that not only putin and his entourage are to blame, but also the entire population that supports them, i also think that every step and now

p p p p- are taking place, including the decrease in the possibility of tourist trips it's easy to get schengen, it will all work in such a way that there will be no less, no less, all kinds of incomprehensible trips of incomprehensible tourists somewhere out there looking for something else, that is , that's all. we want, but the process started and now in in europe, especially among the elites, to say that you support do you understand the politics of russia, this is very, very stupid, so i think that the overt agents of the russian federation will gradually disappear, and the secret services

of these countries will begin to work actively, and regarding the hidden agents of the federal service of security and russians in ukraine, we are constantly talking about the fact that the west should take some kind of sanction measures, should constantly show putin his place in europe and in the world, at the same time we continue to vote in the verkhovna rada people who until now were part of the opz faction, that is, despite everything, they have the right to vote. they have the opportunity to vote and shape the agenda in ukraine, although it is obvious that during the six months of the war, these people already had some way to be deprived of their mandates, some of them themselves refused their mandates, we know -eh and but still, still, this big

faction continues to be a part of the big political architecture, we know that in the 30 years that have passed since the restoration of ukrainian independence, whole generations of businessmen and politicians have grown up to russian gas, on what russian subsidies for trade with russia, but until now we do not see it. well, maybe this systemic work is there, at least i do not notice it, so that we clean or polish this entire system of ours from russian agents from those people who actually did everything so that putin passed to us with a great war. well, i fully support this question, it was just so rhetorical. i have nothing against it. the second thing is that it is the political will of not only those leaders who are currently in power. and it must be the political will of concentrated and outraged by all of the entire

population of ukraine and i hope that if we still, well, in the process of all the pressure on our government, we will be able to get rid of this polish and the elevation will pass and that the next verkhovna rada the council, the next president, the next, everything will be much more pro-ukrainian, i am not by last name , even if zelenskyi is elected again, it’s the same thing, it’s just that he changes in the same way, we see, that is, if everything goes in the direction in which we want us to be truly ukrainian in ukraine, god forbid, it is just another matter that the systematic work of our special services is being carried out, and we also know about information from the regions and information from the center of ukraine that uh, systematic work is being done on those pro-russian political structures on agitators

on those farms that they uh under the control of the russian federation. that is, all this is being conducted and god forbid that we, well, that is, at the level at which the special service can uh, within the limits of its powers, it carries out its work and there is no longer, you know, any undisguised pro-russian pressure from individuals there, even i am not talking about the political structures of individual citizens, that is, now just to go out and start broadcasting something there will not work because well, firstly, society will not understand. and secondly, it is not known how the population itself will react. that's how it is for everyday life and all the rest, we all know them all , all of them were all lit up on tv screens, we have those lists, we don't need to come up with anything, you

look at what is happening in the occupied territories, where do these or the others come from collaborators from which political structures and everything, well, gradually, how is the work going? here, for example, is the latest information about the fact that the supreme court finally made a decision on the termination of the party’s activities, a broad appeal was rejected, and i think that this is exactly what it is. by the way, according to the materials of the service security, that is, the work is actually being done, it may not be so visible, but i think the self-cleansing of our country from this will not need to go on. and we are growing up . will not see all those politicians on the screens, the main thing is not to forget and to remember very well what they said six months ago, this is what we need to

remember, and everything else, i think ukrainian society will do exactly that. of the occupied districts of kherson, donetsk and luhansk regions, yesterday in the center of berdyansk, a car with the head of the occupation administration of the city, artem bardin, was blown up and he was hospitalized in a serious condition. information, and we see a completely different war, starting from february 24, not only from the russian side, but also from the ukrainian authorities against the collaborators , because kovalev died, he was killed by a former deputy of the servant who owned the fourth tv channel, he also bought this tv channel on on the eve of last and new year, now we see this story with berdyan

, mr. general, this is the work of our special services or partisans, well, in berlin, we can say that information came that he did not survive. yes, he is dear , that is, they closed this topic with this so-called remandant in berdyansk well, it was political will, because until then the active phase of the war had not yet begun. well, i won't say that they were beaten. yes, but it was as if it was not their own team. maybe we will still come to some kind of negotiations, maybe somehow we will be able to break into some part of society and somehow adapt these or other occupied territories in a peaceful way,

but after the 22nd of uh-uh these so-called republics were recognized by russia when minsk minsk the agreements finally completely ceased to exist and we have new occupied territories. and on them novikov, collaborators, it was clear that this is this story and it will never end until we once and not always say yes the enemy is those traitors who went over to the side of the enemy and tolerance should be zero. and what is behind all of this is our partisans and resistance forces and special operations forces. well, because this is our territory, it is occupied , there is a war going on, and maybe someone it is not liked in russia this word, but we have a war going on, a war for independence, a war for our existence as a nation, and if we don't

win it, we simply won't exist. but they will be their children, and i don't want them to be, and their children don't want it. maybe someone doesn't like it, then don't listen, friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel and also on our social platforms in social networks on youtube and also on facebook. if you are watching us live now , please like this video so that it can be promoted in youtube trends. your support is important, mr. general. during the last few weeks, there has been talk of a counteroffensive by the armed forces of ukraine. yesterday, zelenskyi said that the fierce confrontation continues almost along the entire front line. he literally said the following. one way or another, please pay attention and attention in society to the fact that the fierce confrontation continues

almost along the entire front line, this is 1,300 km of active hostilities before the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine called on ukrainians to react more calmly to this information, not to reproduce information, not to spread information known to them, so that this special operation, our already now special operation to clear the russian occupiers from the territory of ukraine , was successful, while yesterday they talked about the ukrainians' offensive on the chatter, but in the morning meeting of the ukrainian general staff this was not the case in the armed forces of ukraine, although the american institute for the study of war in its report suggests that ukrainians became such talkative possible thanks to their offensive in the kherson region due to the fact that the russians transferred some units there from the kharkiv region, having counterattacked on

september 6 in the kharkiv region, the ukrainians probably took advantage of the opportunity that the redeployment of russian forces from this area to the kherson region did not give them to strengthen the position of the e-e in connection with the ukrainian counter-offensive, you are the general, how do you feel about the fact that the american institute for the study of war says that this counter-offensive was a--we have a rather moderate one they talk about it and they talk about it carefully there is some kind of dissonance here, maybe people need to say more than the general staff is saying now. well, let's not discuss our stamp, they adopted such tactics that they adopted and at the expense of the fact that, er, the troops were really moved, eh, we can understand this from very simple things now from balaklia there is information that the

samara cathedral was encircled, there is a bashkir cathedral, so what does this say? these are units that are located, well, they should be located somewhere on some there, uh, second, third line, uh of defense there or what is there, what do they call it there, and here it turns out that they are in english. this is what they are talking about. about the fact that the military units that were at ground zero, without anticipating possible active actions on this, on this, on this part of the front, they really transferred to the -e kherson direction, which is critical for them, and e-e detachments of the guards, which are definitely not ready for any assault or defensive actions, found themselves

in the cockpits of the planes behind the monitors of the radar stations at the control points of the anti-aircraft missile systems, wild creatures, they are hunting laundries cars and we are from ukraine and insure our cars online on hotline finance hotline finance insurance , of course, online radar stations at the control points of anti-aircraft missile systems at 1000 combat positions throughout the territory of our country,

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, i greet you, this is vasyl zemelny’s worldview program of the espresso tv channel during the next 45 minutes, we will talk about two very important topics about whether crimea and the pro-russian project novorossia are actually what happened in ukraine during the time of the russian empire, these are the provinces of the south of our state, the so-called novorossia is khersonshchyna, mykolaivshchyna, odeshchyna, and tavria. well, did russia really create novorossia or did it simply occupy those lands where cities already existed, where people with their own history lived, we will break russian myths, and for this we invited oleksiy mustafin to the air today historian , tv manager, public figure and writer, mr. oleksiy. i greet you. good day. so, let's start with crimea, i say. today, we have such a task to break russian myths, but to do it professionally to do it with references to certain facts and not just

as they say, you know how to tread water, introductions, which in our country they like to do very often in social networks. it is wide and narrow on the one hand well, let's talk about whose crimea, in your opinion, at one time, usyk was asked, he said the crimea of ​​the crimeans, in fact, of course, crimea belongs to the original people and should belong to the original people of this crimean peninsula and other people er, the country and the game and so on, there are many peoples, in fact, there were not very big er, as a result of er, to clean up the tragic history well, but the main thing is, of course, the crimean tatars or the leader, in principle, it is better to talk about them and certainly with the international point of view from the point of view of international

law and our own understanding, crimea is definitely ukraine, an integral part of it, so there is no doubt about it, the neighbors' claims are primarily russia to crimea, of course they do not have their own history, but they do not have any background this was the territory that in the 18th century was captured absolutely brutally in violation of any international agreements concluded, including by russia itself. the heir of that state, how do they treat the treaties concluded and signed by themselves with their neighbors? that is, a small part of crimean history when crimea was part of the russian

empire, it is actually quite small, that is, from 1783 to 1918 - that's 1.5 centuries, practically even less and certainly does not give any reason for the russians of the russian government and russian society in general to somehow claim these lands that do not belong to them. well, in general, this is the first struggle of the russian empire for the crimea why was crimea important for her? for catherine ii, it was a military-political project. was it a historical project ? there he shot our defenders on snake island. he said that snake island has a huge sacred significance because it was once there, there was no temple. and how was the temple of apollo consecrated there, that chemistry was for then for the russian empire, in particular for

catherine the second, who was well, i relate to they always talk about foreign territories, they start looking for some kind of justification, such sacred explanations and so on, in fact, once again, crimea for most of its history had no relation to russia, it was a territory in which there lived different peoples who joined different states, starting there with the greeks, the romans, eh, now , and so on, you can list a lot. that er hmm russia has always claimed and we can see it now even on the

example of er the same putin er to be treated as a great power of great power including a historical great er well we know that the territories of russia she had her own which she collected well, they were, with all due respect to the people living in these territories, even to the ukrainians, they were also in the ukrainian territory and earned money. it was still a peripheral historical and fascinating crimea. having captured the crimea, they allegedly became tangential to world history, since, besides, it is definitely such a territory where it intersected the ways of many states and even civilizations, so for them this was important in order to enter the circle of great powers, and of course they had broader plans, starting with peter, not even with catherine, they sought capture constantinople and which they considered to be

the second rome and called themselves the third in order to, well, be on an equal footing with, as it is customary to say in them, a collective measure, and well , peter did not reach the black sea there at all, and catherine got a kiss -e in the balkans did not implement all her so-called greek project. when she wanted to put her grandson on the throne of byzantium, the revived byzantium. well, since she got a kiss there, she had to, let's say, develop and annex those territories which they could reach, first of all, of course, crimea, but you have to vote that the crimean khanate was annexed to russia, again, contrary to any treaties, it was not limited to the territory except it was crimea, it was the main territory, but the crimean khanate belonged to the entire

northern black sea i see what was listed there: odesa, mykolaiv, kherson, zaporizhzhia and donetsk regions, the present-day ukrainian and cuba, because it should not be forgotten, and the mouth of the river, all these territories, well, you belonged to the crimean khanate, eh russia did not capture this territory immediately, but it finally captured it in 1783 and declared it its own in order to transform the final ones into its own, it was necessary to do it as many empires did, and not only empires and totalitarian regimes in the 20th century. we have seen such a practice. was to clear these territories of the previous population. and what is the previous population, well, besides crimeans and their subjects - it is, of course, also legal , because zaporizhzhia is also part of the black sea region. and

what did kateryna do, she started the deportation it's crimea again, the deportations didn't start, they didn't hide the boxes, and how strange it is that among the greeks and armenians, whom kateryna allegedly undertook to protect during the war with turkey, these people lived for centuries, lived in the crimea, were subjected to machine guns and, er, did not feel any oppression. but the russian army after bribing the leaders of this community from the priests, she organized the deportation of people, gathered them, put them on carts and took them to the steppe, first, to the area of ​​modern pavlograd, and then they already prayed there because, well, these were people, completely unacceptable conditions they were resettled closer to the sea to modern

mariupol. mariupol is named after the suburb of bakhchisarai, which was also called the city of mary, mariupol, and in honor of this suburb itself, and it was named. of the muslim population, which he also expressed again, it was necessary to evict . then the road in the second moment is to erase, let's talk about this population, the mass renaming of the settlements that existed in the black sea region began in the steppe black sea region and in the crimea, so -called pseudo-greek names appeared, which again had no relation to the greeks who were evicted, they were invented literally at the knee

strengthened under the name of mykytyn, he moved there, there existed the mykytyn sich, it was in this sich that bohdan khmelnytskyi was proclaimed hetman, but apparently the mention of the price pleased kateryna very much, so the city was renamed nikopol; kherson appeared in honor, allegedly in honor of chersonese of tauri which existed in a completely different place, but since crimea was not annexed at that time, they decided that kherson would be in the place where it is now. well, and so on. of this project of the russian empire, novorossia will come my way to the crimea, an event that, by the way, russians like to remember the crimean war of 1853-56, mykola started it first , alexander finished it, the second, and russia even did it jointly with our production ukrainian that before the film er-e nullovaya mirovaya they actually made this film about the crimean war and there is such a long

story about the worldwide conversation about how russia fought against the european states well, it’s all shown to us like this, very very much, they added everything there and made it up well, but in principle, the film gives some idea about this war, although in fact it is world zero, it is difficult to say. well, in any case, this war became a shame for the russian empire, as leplast wrote in the sevastopol stories that the russian army is one of the reasons for the defeat of the russian the army was in the fact that it simply had outdated weapons and actually it could not, like him, er history , so that russian russian left-handed people do not clean forests, er bricks , well, do you remember this whole whole whole whole myth about this crimean war from the other side russians, you know, and they really like to turn their defeats into some kind of heroic epic, well, this is precisely the defense of sevastopol, which lasted almost the entire war and actually ended for us after

sevastopol was captured by the french and the british, and they turned it into some a heroic epic, including thanks to tolstoy, although it is, of course, an unconditional defeat. and in general, the crimean war is a vivid example of how it is generally repeated in russian history, how russia loses wars. the fact is that after the napoleonic wars, especially after the suppression of the people's spring in 1849 in 1833, russia actually took control of europe. it was the greatest military effort, er, the russian tsar was listened to by everyone there without his permission, um, some things could not be done in europe since 1833, in fact, russia controlled the black sea strait was a declaration made by the sultan who actually gave russia control over

its own territory and everything was fine, but er, er, russia never knows appetite comes during meals and it was not enough for her and they decided to organize a small victorious war and er- they made a raid against turkish, well, turkish shores near theirs, they simply took and sunk all the turkish ones. well, this already caused such indignation that not only turkey and britain, france, but also sardinia joined the future of italy, and it turned out that russia was faced with the united europe of the time, if the united event, again, there was no language here, so that russia would not climb, so to speak, to turkey, which of course they had no rights simply did not start but again

it turned out that all these stories about the powerful first army of the world then it was the first they were not even the second it turned out that it was completely behind and it did not even have a fleet that could oppose british steamships in french and the maximum that this fleet was able to do from its place after it sunk the turkish fleet was also lagging behind, it was just sinking these ships in the sevastopol bay, again the symbol of sevastopol - this is a monument to sunken ships, that is, ships that the russians themselves sank in bays, well, this is again an example of a defeat that is given out for some er, if not for a victory, then some heroic heroic event er, actually er, further er and er russia was forced to sign them absolutely shameful for