socially, a social worker, everyone should understand that we have to do everything for our victory, for our preservation, yes, but when we use rhetoric like, either us or them, well, we understand, and our europeans have said this many times partners, if the russian federation stops hostilities, then war. will end, if ukraine, on its part, stops hostilities against the resistance, then it will be the end not of the war, but the end of ukraine. and this is really a big difference. i don't know if we can somehow fall into maximalist thinking about what the russian federation should disappear from the world map, we would all like it, so that it does not really exist as a state entity. but let's be objective, we can talk. only

that it should be transformed into something with which it will be possible to co-exist behind a high wall, at least somehow, this seems to me the most realistic, and putin, who, i am sure, did not imagine the year 2024 in a different way in 2022, should have to want to get out of this mire, into which he drove his country and himself. myself and it seems to me that the events that took place in dagestan could be a great reason for this, in fact, despite all the tragedy, probably, it could be a great reason, he could turn to his people and say: you know, this is the face of terrorism, because sorry , an attack on a synagogue, an attack on a christian shrine, and all this does not speak of any kind of tolerance, all of this speaks precisely of... terrorism, it is worth

our attention, and in principle, to refocus and reduce the new enemy for the russians, this is now what vladimir vladimirovich should be engaged in, but he is stubbornly fixated on ukraine needs some kind of fetish in a person, it's just a disaster, well, it's about mental deviations, well , professionals should definitely deal with this. dagestan was burning, literally yesterday. and derbend, and makhachkala, and we are talking about the attackers, we are talking about the fact that they were eliminated, we are talking about the heroic work of the russian special services in quotes, which, as we really know, very often create problems for us, and then it is heroically liquidated. i don't know what it was, maybe somewhere in the open archives, the fsb, already, as now in the archives of the kgb, we will find out.

in tens of years, well, what are they creating a picture of, again, evil terrorists who attack peaceful russians, or those people who are considered russians, actually somewhere in the kremlin, because again, when we talk about the caucasus, when we talk about, in particular, dagestan, which has been marked by quite active protests since the start of mobilization in the russian federation, then everything may not be so clear... and how can it be clear, if one should not generally consider dagestan or chechnya, the territory of russia, well, that the territory is effectively controlled, it is essentially the territory legally belongs to russia, but the people of russia do not live there, other peoples live there, who at certain historical stages were oppressed, were occupied, were... destroyed, if

you can say so, that is, in fact, this is a long-term occupation, and we understand that russia is an artificial state entity, that russia in that form, just like the soviet union, it was an artificial state entity with artificial, supposedly autonomous countries, but we understood very well that these are all occupied countries, that this occupied territory. that ukraine was occupied, that the baltic countries were occupied, that azerbaijan, armenia were occupied, georgia was occupied, i.e., a similar situation is happening now, these nationalities, these peoples are fighting for their independence, they do not want to fight for russia, they do not want to die for russia, they understand that... culturally, historically, they

have nothing to do with russia, apart from the fact that they were really occupied, now this russian so-called tricolor hangs there, that's all. on the other hand, we must also understand that russia can do certain things planned provocations, that is, we should not rule out the fact that i am not talking about this case, because we will never, or ever, or never know what it was, but we must understand that, including, russia can arrange special performances in order to unite again its underpopulation. to blame someone, whom they blamed yesterday, by the way, some of their representatives, some of their deputies, ukraine, said that it is again ukraine's fault, that is, it is no longer just a fetish, it is an understanding of what, again , we talked about, that without ukraine , russia

will never see itself as a full-fledged state, well, blaming ukraine for everything, that's really what they do regularly, but returning to the topic of sevastopol, they blamed it there. the united states, it is said, mentioned, well, but less so, i would actually like to mention, in the context of these statements by putin that we will go to the end, and they do not need peace without russia, that he he is desperately looking for support, about how he went to north korea, what he agreed with kimchinin, we talked about kimchinin, and here is his trip to vietnam. after which actually the foreign minister of this country stated that their strategic strategic partner remains the united states, the united states, that's the question for me, that is, is it desperately looking for support or is it desperately looking for, you know, to kindle, fan, fan some kind of fire, so

that after he visited the dprk, i got a clear impression that he was, well, how is it, inciting, god forgive me, but what do you have here with south korea, or maybe they will provoke, or maybe they will provoke , and in every way by his activities, by his words, he has led to exactly this moment, putin is benefiting from conflicts around the world, and wherever they will break out, now at this stage in 2024, it is very logical to actually ask ourselves the question, is there not a hand of the kremlin here? well, and then to understand the essence, whether it is really there or, let's say, other forces. they play, after all, the bagpipes in china, but china is such an active partner of north korea, in fact, an older brother, let's be honest, but at the same time, when we talk about south korea, it comes to my mind this crazy defense agreement between south

korea and poland for billions and billions of funds for the actual rearmament of the polish army in the coming years. and in my opinion, regarding the restoration of our country, poland and south korea also agree and coordinate in a certain way, that is, there is a certain level of relations. and now we see andrzej dud, who came to china, and it seems to me that it all fits into the puzzle of one picture, maybe to ask something to convince the chinese leader of something after he met with putin, but we will to see, well, china, if we speak. about china, china, of course, does not take such a radical position, there is, relatively speaking, well , they know how to have a smart, wise chinese policy, which consists in getting all the cream, and coming out of it all as winners, well, with regard to

china , look, here we have to understand that china wants to stay in the european markets, china wants to stay in the american markets, now china has... problems because it supports russia, it supports russia. on the other hand, and the united states of america, the european union is not ready to break away from china, nor is it ready to cut it off completely, i.e. the fact that excise taxes are currently being introduced there on cars, on the supply of cars, certain point sanctions are being introduced, these are such small signals for china, do not cross the red line, do not go further for what you do. now, keep your money, but at the expense of north korea, here is a rather interesting option, because north korea has always been fed and, in fact, has always lived only on an artificial respiration apparatus from china. what

does kim jin-in? it turns out that in this case he is using putin to at least partially get away with it. from this chinese needle, ugh, and get certain, if not political, then economic dividends, what is putin doing? putin wanted to start a war on... it didn't work out, putin wanted to start a war in the middle east, it didn't work out, putin is ready to go to north korea, to eventually count himself among the quasi-states, the axis of evil, the quasi- leaders, because kimchynin cannot even be called essentially a leader, he is not elected, well, like putin, he is not... elected, and putin ultimately counts himself among the cohort of people like

kimchin-in. and what does putin need? and putin needs a war between north and south korea. and if a war breaks out between north and south korea, then again, some or all of the attention of the united states of america will shift to south korea. when would putin like to do it? putin would like to do this before the presidential elections in the united states of america, in order to destabilize it as much as possible the situation in the so-called western world, whether it will work for him or not is another question, but he dreams, he fantasizes, he tries, relatively speaking, to build this axis of evil that will provoke wars all over the world, so , if we believe... in our topic, that we should not console ourselves with illusions that russia will disappear, that russia will cease

to exist, we should not even console ourselves with any thoughts that the regime will change there, or the views of the russians will change, we must build his democratic state, within the framework of legality, and most importantly, without the russian measure, in which, by the way, some of our activists are trying to bring us back... not to lawlessness, to the russian peace, to chaos and disunity within the country, i think that we need to talk about this now, well, let's talk about , god, i'm sorry, please, i wouldn't want to, but i have to, the former adviser to the office of the president of ukraine oleksiy aristovych told who she is putin's niece or goddaughter, ksenia sobchak, ksenia sobchak, a bright russian oppositionist, right? his desire to run for the post of president of ukraine, rejected the opportunity to agree to support

his candidacy on the part of the current russian authorities, they say that he respects putin in principle, he would even shake his hand despite the fact that he considers him an opponent, here let's listen to the direct speech, what is the mistake, what is putin's mistake in my opinion, when he nominated ultimatum of five regions, it consisted in the fact that he formulated the goals of his policy, non-nuclear, non-aligned. neutral ukraine, denosified and demilitarized. this statement of his was perceived as a slap in the face in ukraine. in the west, they were perceived as unreal requirements he formulated the peace proposal in such a way that he achieved the exact opposite trends in ukraine. and he re-legitimized zelensky with his statement that putin is crazy, and it is impossible to negotiate with him for at least six months of his political life. we are now looking at the situation from putin's point of view. with his statement, gesture, political move, he only postponed the achievement of the goals he

sets for himself regarding ukraine. postponed, that is , oleksiy aristovych, seriously, a man who acted as a sedative for many at the beginning of a large-scale invasion suggests that, in principle, putin has only somewhat postponed the achievement of his goals, but i understand from the rhetoric that he can quite, quite achieve them. somehow... the level of mr. oleksiy's faith in ukrainian society, the ukrainian state and the ukrainian government has changed , most importantly, to the diametrically opposite, these are his even mildest statements, let's say so, let's explain to the audience why we are talking about this at all , because not even a political character, but so near politically, we are currently looking at some political object in our optics. in our program, a new week, when we talk about arestovych and something with him was voiced,

it seems to me that we should talk about technology, and about technology, how to actually accumulate it in one place, maybe on one person, on one character, who maybe even plays their role, and a large number of ukrainians, still a large number of ukrainians who, in principle, in principle, have left... or are swaying towards the pro-russian forces of potential in our country, although formally it is difficult for me to imagine if any of the ukrainians in the elections after... the war voted for the opz or something like that, namely for these people, but it seems to me that those who would be ready to support politicians who, well they will not treat russia so harshly , well, what kind of people are they to us, well, they may not be enemies, well, they are not enemies, we definitely have to somehow co-exist, such people may remain in ukraine and there may

be many, that's right, so technologically from the point of view of those forces. who would like the return of ukraine, well, if not on a russian scale, then preservation of some part of the russian world in ukraine, they need opzh-2, that is, under the code name opz2, some other force is needed, it is no longer boyko, of course, it is no longer medvedchuk, it is no longer any of those representatives who, well, frankly saying, they have gone into oblivion, a little more there in the verkhovna rada, unfortunately, they are being held. but something new, something so light, something so differently packaged, but something that repeats in fact all the same theses and all the same words, and in its essence promotes the same russian measure as it was before february 24, 2022 in ukraine,

this is what certain forces would like to return to ukraine, who is aristovsia? a person who escaped from ukraine simply ran away, here is another question, how did he escape from ukraine, or maybe lyosha ed, well, i'm bringing it to this, i'm bringing it to the fact that i generally have a question, and who benefits, so that this actor remains in the information field of ukraine, who, relatively speaking, allowed him to leave, we know very well that it is not so easy to leave ukraine and... who benefited from it, is it really losha, go and do not disturb here, or someone or someone promoted lsha in order to for him to spread those theses from abroad that cannot be spread in ukraine, and maybe another issue, maybe already abroad . arestovych, conditionally speaking, has certain connections with

certain forces that would like more. this is the russian world vision for ukraine, there may actually be different options, but these options pursue one goal, which is the return of a certain kind of russian peace in ukraine, and what arestovych is saying is, in essence, that we need to come to an agreement with putin, i would shake his hand , it is necessary to bring back the russian language in ukraine, that is, in ukraine, he actually says it, he speaks anti-nato. things, he says all the things that are against national issues, against what we have been fighting for many years and for decades, that is, he is really around himself, this technology is trying to accumulate the electorate that still sees itself, well conditionally in such little russia . andrii, when i

say that oleksiy aristovych can be a project as of now. let me clarify a little what i mean, this is a story about if you can't beat it, lead it, and if we accept that in the ukrainian state, despite all the rockets, rivers of blood, all the losses, despite the catastrophe that happened to us, there may still be people in the future who, in fact, we will describe now. for various reasons, it is possible not to fight with them, but to lead them, to gather them into a single group under a certain leadership, and how sincere this leader will be in his pro-russian actions, this is the question, i am really interested, really interested, what it is and what to eat it with in the foreseeable future, especially if this

person has at least some support, in which i so far very optimistic. i, i will say that in fact, even if it is a desire to lead, it is very dangerous, very dangerous is the very essence of the formation of any pro-russian group in ukraine, any, even if small in number, even if it some party, this is a danger, because this is a strife within the country, we will not talk with you again about how we need to reform the country, how we should implement... the law, how we should move towards the eu or nato, we will not again let's talk about how it is necessary to work with our people qualitatively, for example, to they returned to ukraine, how to create workers? the places are the same, how to rebuild, we will fight again, as we fought 30- odd years after the restoration of independence, we will continue to talk about which way

to pull ukraine, pro-russian or pro-ukrainian, well, it does not come to mind that we have been talking about the same thing for so many years that we were not talking about an actually ukrainian-centric project, but we were talking about where we should move in... and if these voices will be heard in us, and they are already starting to be heard again from various bloggers, from all kinds of people, even politicians, these voices are beginning to be heard from some public figures, from some cultural figures, then we will go and enter again and again in the same circle, the circle of discussions about how we should develop the e-project ukraine from the point of view point of view of identity, and it seems to me that the great war should have put all the dots long ago and that we need to build ukraine in

the context of everything ukrainian now, well , now the rod on which our country is held is the ukrainian military, and it is very unfortunate when people with considerable combat experience. house, who have borne such a wobble on their shoulders now, but we are more or less stable as a state, and are still forced to, well, actually suffer from bullies, bodyguards, some people's deputy with a very dubious reputation, who is also the best man of the head of the president's office, we are talking about about mykola tyshchenko, and here is how we talked about putin and, shame on you to the end, here is what he is doing now... mykola tyshchenko is doing the same thing, even the best man has renounced you and allegedly promised not to help you in any way, but no, in all your comments

and the interview, he does not see the child in the video released, although it is obvious that in fact the child is being snatched from the hands of dmytro pavlov with the callsign son, who previously served in the kraken battalion, due to the fact that he is being attacked, then... in principle, tyshchenko does not recognize any problems of this situation, i don’t know, honestly, this stubbornness is in an absolutely unhealthy sense, it definitely does not lead to good, it does not lead to the fact that now it is distracting the attention of ukrainian society from really important topics, and it seems to me that what is in principle is complete game any attack can be carried out on... a person with such a combat background, and, in addition, it seems strange that this attendant, mr. mykola tyshchenko, are security guards from various regional,

in my opinion, organizations, if i am not mistaken, that is a very dubious contingent, but which will obviously undermine the military uniform in which our country is currently being defended. i don't know what this story is about for you, andrei, for me it's just crazy. crazy spanish shame, to be honest, to look at it and understand its relevance in general to, well, this is a story about intra-ukrainian lawlessness, the point is not even in a specific episode, the point is that there is a people's deputy of ukraine, together with a number of people of unknown origin, someone there calls himself a law enforcement officer, someone calls himself some kind of regional deputy, some kind of assistant to him, who entered into the peacekeeper, well, think about it... the year 2024 is on the calendar, we still have such persons with some powers, the question is another: who

authorized tyshchenko for months and probably more than a year to travel around the country and replace law enforcement agencies. it's not the first case, he travels around kyiv, lviv, along the dnipro, where he has not been. and is allegedly engaged in some kind of office workers, well , this is returning to the topic of some kind of institutional pathology, which we now have an institutional crisis, this is when a person who was not authorized by anyone replaces the national police, the sbu, the security intelligence service, the prosecutor general's office, nabu and a whole number of others organs, and silence, and no one has any complaints. what mandate does this person have to barge in on someone, if we watch the video over there, i think some of the viewers saw it, how they went in there, put these

people face the floor. maybe these people are criminals, maybe not, but where are we going to join the eu tomorrow or what? who has it, who should deal with it, who should , in the end, give the answer to these questions, probably a competent investigation, competent law enforcement agencies that should open cases, that should enter with the appropriate warrant and arrest these people, this is a politician. and legal anarchy, which with all due respect must be understood: the european union will not be friends with such. so. well, we will certainly be in our next program talk about urgent topics. our colleagues will pick up everything that we talked about with you and that we announced to you for the coming week. well, for now, we summarize the results of our survey. do you believe that ukraine

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