i am sure that my father is going to protect me and my family is going for donbass for other children. what ukraine has become now. god, it's mine, it's a shame in general . russia exists, russia is strong. spirit, and they will win. i know this is the story of only one family of such stories. you understand thousands and it would be possible. well, you're the secretary general of the un. yes, you could come and see everything with your own eyes. no, now a second sergeyevich now. yes, this is certainly a miscalculation, and even he could even for the appearance of objectivity. he could go so people don't reproached him for what you now reproach. this is a strong passed. he was supposed to be in donetsk and kherson and in those regions where people suffer, but

she, well, probably every city could, but at least yes no, because it would be right to do it. i absolutely agree with you, and the first question i have is this person who heads such a global organization, and he came. well, of course, it's great that he spoke to the president, but it seems to me that it was necessary to talk to people. he for some reason did not even want to do this and on the agenda. there weren't even security issues. michael, i assure you that if he had expressed a desire, he would have been provided with security everywhere, both on the other side and on this one, but he did not even do that. he constantly ticked off objectivity, when he went first to putin, this is already his on this, this is his objectivity, and more we have a tick at the forefront. and i think that people should be at the forefront, come on, we will now interrupt friends. yes, sergei, i see him, yes, and sergei borisovich ladies

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oh, benefit at the sbermarket discounts up to 60% and bonuses from sber thank you sbermarket order. this program is true, we continue to talk with our guests about the situation in ukraine sergey more do you have your own version? why didn't he go? nowhere? i have clarification is antonio guderis, general secretary. the un came in connection with a specific mission, he was approached by the fucking members of the security council. he is

asking to take on this mission. he arrived and it was only about one topic from his side. uh, so it was about a humanitarian corridor that would allow the civilian population of mariupol to get out of these very uh, from this trap. uh, in the dungeons. azov got up. uh, i mean, he said, we can do it, by the way, before he became secretary general, he headed the refugee department and he has a lot of experience in organizing humanitarian uh-huh that is he his people. uh, the red cross he brings in will come in. i hope uh in steel specifically look these civilian people can be off the list. as part of e, the data will be recorded and then they will organize their exit from there from this mission. he came, that is, to throw. and that he had not yet gone there, and that he had a specific mission there; he was invited on this topic. that's allowed, i understand, that's what i understand, he wants, but i want to go here i'll go there in such a situation, the

secretary general of the organization that takes some normal things. sergei borisovich also found me, a target for, you can say, thank you, so the un secretary general understands some other countries, that is, there is solidarity with ukraine with the ukrainian people. as far as the people who are with the people who suffer as a result of the military, there, actually actions on the territory of ukraine, i understand, yes, this one, this one, this is a symbolic story. yes. well, if that's the case, if you're trying, i don't know how to implement some. the mission could be hers expand, what problems, what problems he didn't even have this task a second. he has those tasks that he is allowed to carry out the countries where he is going, if moscow applied, but take on the mission anyway, and kiev , for example, and washington. let us entrust you with the peacekeeping mission, the secretary general, yes,

collectively. i understand. he, maybe you agreed, i understand, right? i see it, look. you see the flag of ukraine yes, friends, and in the middle of the flag of ukraine you see what is yes, well, the sign of the wolf's hook. yes absolutely azov azov here is this symbol. yes , it’s like this, in this way, in fact they are and for the purpose of the crane, but are the range of ukraine expressed? i just remember sergey borisovich, i’ve been living for a long time. i remember exactly the same person. yes, exactly the same person from exactly the same position. i mean the hierarchy with the same title was his coffeeana. he was un secretary general and he came to baghdad he came to iraq and we were there we were at this huge press conference. there were journalists from all over peace in the building of the ministry of information. he was sitting. why did he come there? he had some kind of mission that saddam hussey allowed him to carry out. no, he had some kind of special assignment

that the americans. it’s not there either, because being the un secretary general, sergei borisovich just wanted to stop this very war, and he came and met with both adam hussein and naji sabri and became a kamaziz with them all. met talked talked to people who came to him and told him what was going on they brought him to baghdad and showed him, for example, a bomb shelter in which the americans put two missiles at one point and burned a huge number of people alive there, the bomb shelter gave him all this, while they showed him the hospital they showed him people who were in hospitals without medicines, because that the un oil -for-food program was stopped. remember this story. yes, yes, she was stopped and he was shown the consequences, why she was stopped and what she led to, his mission expanded directly to eyes, and here, it turns out, the whole secretary general. he, it turns out, is waiting there from someone

for permission. yes, nikita dear sergey borisovich , please. go to the website of the organization, since our translators always relay information about the purpose of the visit to completely prevent a humanitarian crisis in ukraine. and what is the specific purpose that the gutysh came first, by the way, to turkey then to putin and only then did he come to kiev, the humanitarian crisis in ukraine includes the situation with mariupol and the shelling of civilians, and so called provocations in gucci elsewhere guteros. in this case, it’s not just a person who fulfills the will of those countries that agreed, according to the un charter, again, he has special humanitarian institutions there that have every right to deal with human rights, therefore, a person in this case, everything depended on political will. for some reason, the political will of the gutensha. enough was enough to leave the outskirts of kiev please tell me this was also agreed in the original plan of the visit. uh, general secretary. not only to be in kiev, not only to

meet zelensky, but also to come to the place of the so -called shelling. why did they propose, but the political will to visit the donbass, which is not enough for the shooter, this made the second moment, they offered to do it again. i don't know if it was offered or not. i know different, what if your story. yes, we are talking uno osaka for a second to our president. at least once in my life i would turn to representatives. donetsk, absolutely all the conditions were created for him, because why am i answering you? excuse me because for yes, not 8 years, the leadership of the people's republics and the leadership of the russian federation, i will tell you a secret, and you also know billin. just on the alarm and they said, people come and see what is happening here. and germany send your parliamentarians. look what is happening in the donbass you are the guarantors of the minsk agreement. and who

wants? come, look, and what we saw sergey borisovich, we saw that they simply categorically did not even let anyone in there. why because in all these capitals it was believed that, if they send someone there, this will mean an indirect recognition of the people’s republics, they didn’t send them there, and by hook or by crook various deputies came there, for example, from france tam along the line or peng and related political organizations of some kind from germany there along the line, afd. and so on, you understand, right now? sergey now nikit is always a second, and mr. buterish, that means he is meeting with our president. no , let's listen first. and then, right away , i'll cling to the words of the president. and you try to explain to me, let's show what i say putin. my name is azufstel. he is completely isolated. and i gave. e, gave instructions to e not

to carry out. so there is no fighting there, for example. yes, indeed, we hear that uh uh from the ukrainian authorities, that there are civilian civilians there. well then, the servicemen of the ukrainian army are obliged to release them, or they then act as terrorists in many countries of the world, like the igil of syria, hiding behind the civilian population. the simplest thing you need do it release these people? which is easier. you say that the humanitarian corridors of russia do not work for you, or these corridors are misleading; civilians can do the same , if they are on the territory of azov, they can go out and that’s all. the civilized

attitude towards these people is obvious. just look from the outside behind this, behind this conversation , the president of russia explains on his fingers to the un secretary general a man who simply has tremendous experience in working with refugees, and elementary things and the feeling that before coming to the kremlin, mr. butyrish was sitting on the moon all these years, he doesn’t know what’s going on there , moreover, for a second, moreover, it turns out that he doesn’t even know that there are any the humanitarian corridors that they are announced almost every day, that we are the institution of these corridors in general, barely launched, pushing the tanks, which you remember many times, in the first days they were repeatedly announced, they just then once and did not use these corridors. at

we are just a huge number of people on the territory of russia who came out on this, you decide, they do n’t know anything about it, and he sits. he listens attentively to the president, and our un headquarters flaunts the emblem of azov, how can we understand all this? you know, but here you are talking about what was said is certainly important, but i drew attention to one detail. in general, i always pay attention to details, because when you write some texts, it is important to say something like that, and to consider body landwatch. here i noticed that he writes, you know, he writes, that is, it was news to him. here is this. maybe this is the key you understand. he takes. he just learned from the president, and there he is. yes, you need to write it down, yes, then look further. and how he sits here somehow on a crest. so it's tense on him, it 's uncomfortable to see why this is happening? see? ah, of course. uh, here we are, sergei borevich. i understand you, but we're arguing about whether he's

gone. he did not go to donbass. no, i didn’t go, that’s not the problem, the problem is another problem. firstly, that in general he was late, you understand, he actually turned out to be such a diplomatic outsider, after all, and this whole confrontation , the special operation began on february 24th. that is, he arrived after 2 months, such a colossal period, and went, because he was criticized, well, do something really. well, here he is at come on, here he is, like a grandfather such a tourist passed, so to speak, there, uh, along the streets with ukrainians. yes i understand. yes, so badass. yes , but you understand, and roman. here you were talking about coffeana. yes, there was this skyscraper, istrever. i'll tell you one thing. i've been there twice in it. eh, skyscraper. so i just had to fly there with our ministers, and there, of course, a very peculiar atmosphere, but i was there just when i was coffee , you know, and when it really was coffee, anan

tried, but he then identified some self-sufficient independent role . the same yes in the same iraq to an expert. he worked them deported intermittently then down the line. actually the same the coffee itself, while she went out to guide. they returned to iraq and continued to work then. that's when the bush administration just pressed hard. management. vaughn was under heavy pressure. if you remember, yes, because then there was no security council mandate, then there was the so-called. yes, a coalition of wills. yes, but nevertheless , after all, in fact, and and the coffeehouse will once again be rampant, they somehow tried to protect this space, and international law or international rules, but between the dorogov law that arose after world war ii, and now, of course, and gout, well, dear grandfather. well, this is such a diplomatic

pensioner. unfortunately, you understand, yes, here, which performs its function. yes, he came, so to speak , on a business trip, because you want me to come? well, i showed up, i looked, i saw us and he actually in new york. rke now i'm talking. here are the two that went on in the 1990s and 2000s, and between washington and new york, and he, because washington has always been suspicious of world government, in which he was seen finished. now it has now ended, in fact, with what, well, so to speak, but took it under the hood. yes, you understand all this, everything is finished for a second. yes a second. finish the thought sergey yes, in fact, he remained in the form of just such an artifact. here is a diplomatic one, but this one directly, because this is the very organization that should guard the world and its analogue when it stopped working. we remember how it all ended. what can be

done in this situation, of course, the general secretaries are different, but they are different because they are different eras. we are experiencing including him, he was a triangle, yes a comarchel, but there was a cult and there were others. i just want to say that the general secret of ion in this case is only him. of course, maybe e does not know about the existence of humanitarian corridors, maybe he is also a victim of that western propaganda in which he lives while sitting on the island, but uh, he is absolutely knows the layouts that exist in the united nations and he still has them on him he is dominated and it is obvious that he has the limits of his e in terms of his ideas about what he can, what he cannot, he has the limits of his capabilities in terms of demonstrating his attitude to this or that, he, by the way, went beyond clearly in a conversation with putin, it was not only about the corridors in a conversation with putin, he gave assessments

of the invasion is not an invasion. that is, he said all this, there, uh, it was not only about the corridors, and it was hard to imagine that, having met with the president of russia or ukraine, he would be limited to purely technical matters. on which side of the street it is necessary to organize the humanitarian issue lies in the fact that this is simply a reflection of the fact that today is the picture of the united nations , it is very difficult to hope for it. this does not mean that we need from her, as you know, we always emphasized the role of the rune. ion, today we are defending our statutory right to have the right vet because he is being attacked all the time, now from this side, now from the other, and today public opinion has been formed, at least participation members of the un judging by the resolutions of the general assembly of which, within the framework of which, as it were, the secretary general himself, he is trying to maneuver, he is maneuvering, so i do not consider him, of course,

er. well, there, uh, akin to today's list of great britain or there to johnson of great britain or biden in the united states, he does not occupy such a full, yes, and cannot occupy due to the fact that he occupies such a post, but it is obvious that today's. he is captive in many ways to western ideas about what is happening in the world. ukraine and we must admit that this is so good, respectively, from this spain now a second t-shirt a second, yes, about, and what kiev is doing is about their strikes on cities. yes, i just don’t see the elementary logic here. look, it means that three rockets were fired at kherson in kherson, where they were yesterday, this is not donetsk for a second. not gorlovka yes , vladimir nikolaevich kherson, but hit on kherson. yes hmm means, now look, which means the raisins were hit with that too. as they say, here it is yesterday yesterday huh? but what effect do they take revenge on these

people or they try to intimidate them, after all, they get konstantinovich they get such a statement, see the deputy head of the administration, kherson region tells them. the issue of returning the kherson region back to nazi ukraine is excluded, this is impossible. well, that's why they go, because they understand that at the moment when the kherson region is there, in fact, it is under the control of our troops, they advance. uh, this kherson region has already been written off and everyone who lives there, and she remembers that for the last month of the war, föhr believed that the german people were to blame, that they had not won and that they did not need to live. and this is just a number of his employees there, who were still thinking about themselves after the war in germany, uh, stopped the operation, which he ordered to carry out the total

destruction of germany because they did not win. so, then everything burns with a clear flame. i will go to the next world and drag everyone else behind me. these are logicians, but they have the same logic, because they understand the flawed one. look here. do you remember when everything is only from the crimea, right? the situation with crimea began to unfold, they said, crimea is ours there, when they strike from ukraine, these are our crimeans. these are our people this referendum. we do not believe in the results of the referendum, because everyone there supports us and in parallel with this. so they cut off the water so that the crimeans live, apparently, better, yes, they didn’t defend the sick territory on the other side, the poor occupied ones, the people they create problems for, the suffering relations of these uep ones did everything they didn’t do there, yes, and they expected to the fact that the crimeans will say that hmm we love ukraine well, this is absurd. same. they are now

doing more with kherson. they will do this, the more settlements and territories will hate them. they don't understand it. they cannot do otherwise. they can in a different way is amazing. michael is listening. yes now now i will agree that it is indeed a world-tuned one. therefore, uh-huh, you resolutions in llc 140 countries in the un, they condemned the special operation of russia. they did not accept those pretexts of the theory of foundation, which russia proposed for this special operation, five countries approved and e special operation in these resolutions and this may be the explanation why a and the flag of ukraine on the un building and this may explain why, but the head of the un did not go. i understand everything that i came to ukraine from this installation with this mandate. you can tell who gave him this mandard. you are un 40 against five. if only he would have behaved

differently from the beginning. if he really tried to be above the fight, i understand what you are talking about, just like that, that’s how konstantin yes he maneuvers. well, how did they understand it in this maneuvering? yes? yes, yes, yes, and if they really tried. here they would understand the situation, if they really tried to understand what was happening, what served, as they say, the start for this special operation, what preceded it, then in general, there would be nothing. well, they just went blind. and yet, you know, they did. it deliberately forged their own eyes and live happy. it's amazing that besides him, we also have human enemies, we have humanity. yes, they are very many. yes, it means that the humanitarian corridors of azov stand up. you have an interesting biography fact . there, before serving in the kgb, this city was called zhdanov. it was a beautiful city. yes, on the

seashore, and in this city next to this city, a huge vast territory was called azovstal , so god comrades will confirm us, as they say, muscovites were taken to see what it is. i can tell you that this was built as a result of the soviet union. this is a huge thick wall. it huge melting furnaces, and below it two in one place, two in another, three floors , all these workshops communicated with each other, through which electric cars traveled. there were trolleys that supplied the smelting, then they took out the finished metal. well , how would we hand over everything, yes, and there were places, as they said specifically like catacombs, because if god forbid there would be a war. those who smelted would become for our country. they could live there

permanently. so this city was represented by someone there, as i say, well, why don't we we will knock him out in the situation that we have is possible, but we will lose a large number of our respected heroes who will go on the attack in order to catch one or the second of this. well, i don’t know, roughly speaking, the natsek. and the most important thing is that this fact is no longer needed. our mariupol is a separate territory, which, as the president said, is already 2-3 encircled, it’s impossible to get out of there without the consent of the russian armed forces and militias, but there is one fact that confuses everyone says and there is a conclusion there. there are civilians there. well, let's see, remember there was some speaking there. well, he showed, yes, that there are civilians here

, and you noticed after that they removed all this, because we proved that what these residents showed were not there, and that was all . i assure you. if there were civilians and children, then every day these are the facts or there, if this is true, they would be shown on all world channels. uh-huh and the last president said clearly. clearly, every day we make humanitarian corridors, if there are civilians and dokara relatives, or at least said yes. here are my relatives there, i'm sure. they are there, in any case, they are given the right to go out of there, but i repeat civilians and at the same time. in any case, the filtration was there, because there were whole battalions of women women sniper that was proved . well, important, as they say, as we say,

cherry on the cake, why come? dear, why does he call every day or called, macrons, schols, erdogans and so on, because the cherry itself is inside. if you believe in that the information that i have, probably you are from 300 to 400, maybe less someone already, as they say, went to their fathers. well, what is the important fact, therefore, if they get out of there alive, then imagine a picture of people who fought on the side of ukraine against russia, the military personnel of nato countries, but i have a question. here you are as a professional. look here. i have seen many kinds. yes , probably everyone saw the list in the telegram channel. actually the countries of citizens who are fighting on the side of ukraine there is just a grandiose number people. yes, yes, well, well, let's suppose, but we took it and showed it, there are some americans, canadians

, british, what's wrong? wrong if it is mercenaries yes or frequent military companies, this is one interpretation of the positions, if there are acting officers of canada yes turkey yes germany great britain and the united states of america it will be another political but as soon as we take them and even if they are epaulettes of the foreign legion, and we also saw them for a second as vich-dogs. paris will immediately tell us that since the day before yesterday they have been in retired and that this is already for us it is not important. and then what does it give in general, in principle, well, we understand by and large that they can be there and even most likely are. and what are they now that we only supply weapons. yes, but you give in ukraine. well, when all these 300 mercenaries will line up and everything that is not so will be a different

alignment. this is where the problem is.