don't wait because russia is blackmailing the world with hunger, what did the world hear that someone allegedly launched a drone from a grain truck? first they talked about war birds, then about war insects, now war grain wheat , killers from which the russian admiral is drowning. well, what can you say, really sick people, but these sick people and again are putting the world on the brink of a severe food crisis, russia is the only one to blame for the fact that food will now become more expensive for different people in a huge space from west africa to east asia. russia is the reason why people in particular in ethiopia or somalia are left with a catastrophic food shortage, of course the partners are trying to convince the terrorist state to reduce

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and prepare to change the world order in 8 months putin's three-day plan to conquer ukraine has actually turned into a full-fledged world confrontation, how is the struggle for the allies in this war going, who is on this side, and how will the alliance continue to develop, we are talking today on the air of the night watch, we have guests of the games, the hair is the director of the center for middle eastern studies, and oleksandr shcherba, the ukrainian diplomat and the ambassador of ukraine in austria from the age of 14 to 21. i welcome you on the air. so, thank you for visiting and we will start with the hottest news, this is the news that after the shelling of the ships by unknown aircraft the black sea fleet in sevastopol, the russian black sea fleet in sevastopol, and russia declared that because of this insidious attack by ukraine on their

peaceful ships, which were quite legally shelling ukrainian cities and killing ukrainian children before that, and they, uh, because of this, are now leaving the grain agreement, i will remind for our viewers that ukraine actually did not join this grain agreement, that is, it did not actually sign it with anyone, it was concluded between russia, the united nations, and turkey, and the actual question is gentlemen, to both of you, what do you think about this step of russia, about its consequences for ukraine, for our continental history as a whole, how much will this cut really weigh something, well, first of all, it is a rate hike, what we know is that putin's game, which he plays all the time, and he can't do it without it, especially when he loses, and he loses , first of all, secondly, i see this as a continuation

of this appeal to africa, to this part of the world that considers everything that the truth is somewhere in the middle between russians and ukrainians internally, many people even sympathize on these continents, africa, latin america, in asia, many people believe that this distribution of power in the modern world, the world order, is unfair and see putin as a person who challenges this unfair world order, and he is if you listen to his speeches now, they are, in principle, the speeches of gaddafi or some such african leaders some 10-20 years ago, after he lost other ideological battles that he tried to enter, we can then talk about what exactly is being said? and he is now trying to be the leader of this world movement against imperialism.

i don't know and he wants to be there. i think he will lose this and this attempt as well as in simple words. he goes to the podium and says they want to starve you all. i am ready . a letter to give grain for free, but look what they are doing, they are shooting at ships, america is the deal and that's all america is the imperialists and you know how treacherous they are, you watch hollywood movies in which, well, our united states is always the main thieves, that's right, gentlemen, i wanted to ask you about turkey, actually, i signed these agreements on both sides. well, in simple words, putin set him up, he didn’t keep his word, especially when it comes to a very difficult period for him

, the period of preparation for the elections that will take place in six months and where for ertuğan’s foreign policy presentation this agreement was very important, that is, if he had not given himself a position. how is a leader of a politician who is able to negotiate now let's go, it will be difficult. because you can see how his words regarding the grain agreement have transformed over the past few months. he tried to agree to putin , when putin started talking about a month or a half ago that this agreement is fair, that most of the grain goes to european countries, that it does not correspond to the requests that were made since then, ertugal never objected, he tried

to soften his rhetoric, putin said, yes, we need to increase the number of ships there, the point is that there are ships going there in this country, we need to increase the grain in this country, that is, he imagined and understood how important this agreement is. we also saw when the russians shelled ukrainian ports and the ukrainians did not withdraw from this agreement, even though they had every right to say everything about it, that's all. on the first day, we saw how the turks reacted to this, because they urged us not to withdraw from the agreement, so that everything must be observed. so today it is completely on putin's conscience and erdogan will have to have a very difficult conversation with him, and i think that it is not for nothing that putin completely agreed with mr. oleksandrovich about the fact that for the russians, it is not just the fact that unknown mosquitoes attacked this russian ship that

is important. found out , let's consider this a working version so that there were combat teams, but the very fact that these combat mosquitoes were prepared by differences, that's it, they constantly emphasize that these mosquitoes were prepared, maybe grown in britain, maybe prepared by the british. that is, it is also a hint for all these countries that seem to have suffered from british imperialism. well, in parallel with this, this is the renaissance, or let's say the personification in the visualization of a well-known story in russia, when an english woman is said, yes, because ukrainian mosquitoes can't. well, even more so, ukrainian mosquitoes now they have already gone to their rooms until the spring for them , that is, it means where from the south they brought it, in

other words. to convince putin, but to simply take it and return to the agreement means that then

a is needed in this. and this means that there are very interesting events and very interesting statements ahead. pay attention to how the turkish press reacted to putin's statement. during this valdat speech, he said that ertuğan is such a big politician, he is such a big, serious person who knows how to rule the country, and all the turkish newspapers reacted only to this, they were not interested in everything else, but only this phrase of putin's

which was said about erdoğan, and obviously remembering this, i am more than sure that we will now hear some, well, very much like that, you know, it is interesting about putin's speech, which will try to satisfy erdoğan and keep him in his work, today we will be on the air like this with asia to fly to europe to try to understand what is happening both there and there, before the broadcast, we discussed the statement of steinmeier and borl, which actually mean that europe is finally starting to abandon illusions, yes, russian. i would say that you know it simply worldview changes came in germany because germany, as we all know well, was probably the main

sympathizer of russia in europe and for a very long time. price is trying to understand putin and somehow get on his side suddenly. it is this frank walter steinmeier who is coming to ukraine. i will remind the audience that even in the spring we had a little bit of a scandal the story of when ukraine allegedly withdrew its own invitation to his visit to ukraine it was precisely because of these statements of his and precisely because of that plan, which was called steinmeier's plan, that he actually had even before the full-scale invasion and exactly what i am leading all this to after steinmeier visited in ukraine, he addressed the german nation with such a very simple and extraordinary address where he said such world-viewing things, he said that we are forever saying goodbye to our illusions about

russia, we must forever abandon the fossil fuel from russia of all kinds, we understand that we can no longer earn dividends on what we received from russia, and we have a very, very long- term perspective, despite all our losses, and we say goodbye to russia. instead, we will support ukraine as long as putin needs it it will not be possible to divide europe and germany will also restore the bundeswehr because russia is now in danger, let's be honest, our countries are opposing each other, this is exactly what i quoted briefly the entire statement of the president of germany, oleksandr how are you do you think after putin seems to have finally lost his main sympathizer, germany, are there any plans for europe that he may still have, may he have some

allies, or is he already doomed to look for allies in countries like the dprk and other, let's say , pariah exile countries it is necessary to forget that in europe there is a country of a party called hungary, which is a sympathizer of er putin let's put it this way. who are looked at or generally considered freaks? that's why i wouldn't say that germany was the main sympathizer. germany always had this job, she had this job. this politician believed that maintaining friendly relations with russia was their historical duty since time immemorial . world war ii, no matter what russia was.

yes, it is different, but it must be understood somehow, that is probably where the expression putin fershtein comes from. and here, too, there was gas pragmatism. add a crying pile of all kinds of bonuses. don't understand ukraine to understand russia because there well, it was possible to earn very well not for your companies but for yourself personally in your pocket or how much russia has corrupted very much the european union and in principle it's not a secret for anyone, i'll say that eh hmm very correct the words scholz said, it seems to me on the second day after the start of the active phase of the war, he uttered the word which in german is called site nvnd change of times and here is when the unification of germany is simply called wends change and turn and this is if the event for

the germans were also on the same scale and the site of the vendee, but what we saw after that was largely due to rhetoric and in many respects too cautious politics, it was not a change of times, it was not the kind of change that took place in 1989 and 1991 for the germans, now. after the speech steinmeier, well, exactly those words and exactly those statements were uttered, and in principle, it seems to me that this is a sign that germany has really embarked on the path that it announced on february 25, that is, i want to talk about what the consequences of this turning point could be. it means that we are sorry let's see, and the german leopards, for example, in ukraine , does this mean something, is it possible for others that russia was simply deleted from the agenda as an ally , as a partner, even in some economic issues for the next 100 years, what exactly

should be the consequences of this realization, which you still happened in europe, and above all in germany, you know. well, the next 100 years are already too far , all the more so. now are such times that not only ukrainians have big plans, but no one particularly does it, but the germans say all the time how much i sincerely do not know but in principle, this is their phrase that if the americans gave the abrams, we gave the leopards, they don't want to participate in this war, as in those days, on this land, if german and russian-made tanks and basta and nothing else i have the feeling that if someone else takes this step, the americans or someone gives us their western-made tanks, then the german tanks will be here. as for economic relations, well, in principle, that is, the main thing is that the era

of cheap russian gas it ended and this means, in this case, an era of general growth in russian asia, and for europe, it means simply renewal, it means, in this case, simply a reorientation towards ecologically clean sources or sources that are at least politically honest. let’s say those that are not smeared with russia this is a terrible blow to russia, of course , and that's why the germans took exactly the step that is the most painful in this case. to begin with, i just know that you have connections with, in particular, and with many other diplomats, please tell me if it's true that the europeans were very much struck by such deliberate strikes by the russians on the ukrainian energy facility on the critical infrastructure that depends on whether people will be warm in the ee from the light

and so on. is it true that they were so struck by it that in fact this the turn of the rethinking happened earlier than it could have been so that it would have been more profitable for putin, you know. i was on the austrian central and german television channels throughout the spring quite often and there was a conversation there. well, at first it was generally so very sad they say, well, it's clear that we feel sorry for you, but what's the point of kicking, it's clear that sooner or later you'll lose. therefore, maybe let's go earlier, then there will be fewer victims and so on. then there was a pause, and after that, after october 10, october 11, i was invited to the austrian television and they were completely different austrians. i don't know if it was a change that happened that day or it was a change that happened during the summer, but it was. it was an understanding that there would be no victory in russia, they are not yet sure of our victory, but the fact that there is no victory in russia will be

eh because this is russia against a-ah eh-e world in which there is a conscience, in which there is an understanding that there is such a thing as three good and quick evils appeared in them, that is why they changed very much in the tape and by the way, the austrian president to the german president made a very serious speech about the language that lasted only 9 minutes opening a music festival, of course, where in austria is only music and wine, and suddenly he spoke about ukraine for all these nine minutes, he spoke exactly like steinmayhorod the day before yesterday well, in two weeks before steinmeier's speech, there was one too a very radical statement by the head of european diplomacy, jose poborel, who frankly said that this is our european life, which we are all used to, was based on cheap russian gas , and now we see what it has led to, and we have to realize that the world will never be that 's how he was and that's how he gave us a very long

and interesting speech and you can just take it and read it and discuss it. but it seems to me that europe is already giving such public messages about the fact that it will no longer turn back, the german car that moved for decades moved in one direction in these eight months turned 180° and turn it back now well, it is almost impossible at least under these circumstances a and e well this is what putin did not expect but on the other hand i want to go to the next page of our conversation on in the middle east, events began to happen that we in russia did not expect, well , for us, for our military, then it appeared as an ally in the face of iran, which, let's be honest , influenced the course of the war, and by providing military er direct military aid to russia, its iranian drones yesterday, the plan sounded the statement of the head of our

intelligence, budanovo, that iranian ballistic missiles are already being delivered to russia, we will see them on the front and they will strike ukraine with them already in early november . discussed because a few months ago, the united states frankly said that they are ready to start discussing the early lifting of sanctions in exchange for an increase in oil production and are ready to open the way for them to return to the club countries of normal countries, let's say yes, but iran actually refuses to do this, it starts playing with russia by supplying them with weapons, what kind of game is this, or maybe we do n't understand that way, but now we are so very, very far from understanding what is happening the first number you drew is maybe well, i didn’t fully

understand, but if you look at it from the point of view of the reasoning, it’s from the iranians themselves, and because there is really a lot of speculation about this nuclear water , and for the majority of the political class, i’m not talking about the iranians themselves, about average population a about the political class, the political class without a doubt would like america to return to the nuclear agreement on the release of resources for obtaining and maintaining power, because the key problem for iran now, in the conditions of the economic downturn associated with the covid rescue with sanctions, is that -th population of iran has really impoverished very seriously impoverished and if in the 19th year we saw mainly economic protests, now we are already seeing political processes, but these political protests began when the key decisions had already been made, well, it means with russia and why so

it seems to me that the reason, or let's say the first sign, that the russians are planning to squeeze iran into such a large-scale agreement were the signals that came back in december of last year. then the americans first started working directly with the iranians, that is, earlier. they held negotiations in vienna and these negotiations were held in separate well, in the rooms, the mediators talked with the americans and the iranians. and in december, they came to the conclusion that it was possible to meet directly with two delegations, and it seemed that the parties were close until the agreement is reached, i will not touch the nuclear agreement itself, the steering wheel of bama, the reasons are the spanish vera and uh, because this self-agreement

caused spain a wound, led to the fact that the iranians launched this missile program, drone programs, this is another story, but let's assume that ah the americans wanted to stop, conditionally speaking , the use of these programs and open them up and let them go back, then these are communities, and then the russians announced that they have one condition, that the sanctions imposed on iran are all in place, but their website exists even according to the decision of the un security council, they should not be related to trade with russia and it was so amazing that everyone was told so simply oh what is this happening and why is this happening and it turned out that it was obvious that it was already at that time that we were talking about drones, we were talking about missiles, that is, in december , it was no secret that the russians were preparing before the war , and they even then predicted the purchase of these missiles, now it turned out to be a surprise for ordinary ukrainians, and it turns out that in fact,

three months before the attack, russia was already feeding because they were already preparing for the negotiating council that they only in iran, and in particular, she worked for us right from the morning, yes. and this is absolutely understandable. i think that they negotiated with china, although there are many children of experts there. our acquaintances say that the chinese did not know until the end that they were actually warned by the americans and not by the russians, well, that's already the question we are debatable about the end of the war in three days. it can also be such an informational throw-in that we accept with pleasure that we have overcome it, but in fact we see that putin could prepare for a protracted war when he is studying for a larger-scale war, that is he was preparing to go further, he saw himself realistically as it is, that is, i am convinced that there is a stage for this, if it is 15 days they really broke us, then they have already held referendums in moldova and kazakhstan and in narva, wherever the key

task is was to restore the soviet union absolutely . and this re-union was 2:0 and it was necessary to break ukraine and after that they would be like houses of cards, they would collapse all regimes, that's all. it was good until the 30th year of these missiles. drones, it would be invested in the concept of this long- term victorious war of russia was long-lasting conflict with the west, because it was clear from the very beginning that such a political upheaval in this area could not, well, cause a reverse reaction from the west, and then when the soviet troops were there, i say that the russian troops went to the borders of nato, they essentially faced direct confrontation, and russia needed allies who could support them. that is, these were deferred decisions