ah, the ambassador, along with his wife and other diplomats, came to lay flowers at the memorial cemetery of soviet soldiers. in warsaw, more than 20,000 soviet soldiers were buried there before the official authorities of poland opposed the holding of festive celebrations on the occasion of victory day on you with the blood of the ukrainian people, which this paint symbolizes. how do you feel on me syrup, but it symbolizes blood. it symbolizes the staging of the staging in guchi, the staging of power here. latvia went even further in the country completely all festive events related to the victory of the ussr in world war ii were banned at the monument to the liberator in riga, where they used to be held ; this is my grandfather who protected the riku who was injured twice in 6 years. however

, this did not stop the indifferent residents of riga all monday, people carried flowers to the monument. and even after the authorities fled on they tried to sweep away bouquets by tractor. residents brought new ones the day before. in the evening. they tried to recapture the police memorial with a rewar song, taking turns guarding the complex, but after the crowd of protesters was brutally dispersed this morning by the authorities and completely closed access to the monument, and the latvian seimas seriously thought about demolishing the memorial. this is a thorn in the soul of the latvians, and the place around the thorn begins to rot. this monument glorifies the occupying troops, which brought great suffering to latvia, the only way to demolish it in slovakia is the police. just don't let people through the memorial to the soviet warrior bratislava was not allowed to pass even veterans on the site of the complex almost 7,000 soviet soldiers were buried, and the authorities of moldova legally banned the st. george ribbon, calling it a barbaric symbol of destruction and death during the past.

during the victory march of thousands of participants, more than a hundred fines were issued among the violators, and the deputies ding, we noted 103 violations among those who appear in the protocols 10 people are included in the category of persons holding responsible positions in the coming days. they all get fined so, despite the opposition of the official authorities and the activity of various civil figures, people still came out on may 9 and they wanted somehow their own attitude to this holiday. emphasize nikolaevich here is abbas a few minutes ago. eh, he made his point clearer. why is this happening in ukraine? here i suggested that, yes, for some reason it does not work. here it is, and propaganda in these cases. uh, the same thing happens or something is somehow different here. what do you think? well, firstly, you yourself really showed that many people came. you see very many flowers. i would like to start, if i may, so everyone shared their impressions of these days

on may 6, according to tradition, there was the tomb of the unknown soldier and they laid a wreath there on the eighth eve, it was at the scribbler cemetery, because there is a tradition in st. petersburg that on the eve of may 9, so that people could then calmly come and for more than 25 years, as the official delegation of apple. we are getting there. and if earlier, of course, there were hundreds, maybe even thousands of veterans for 2 years there were no e shares, because there were coronavirus restrictions and that's it. i have always seen that one leaves the second. and now, of course, such a sharp. e changes that now their units are dozens for the better. at best, there are those who can come, because the generation. this completely departs from may 9 in moscow were at the preobrazhensky cemetery, where the defenders were buried. eh, moscow and the first, to be honest, the first time we thought it was important to do exactly the ninth mother would be transformed. well, the cemetery, where the defenders were at the vvedensky cemetery, where is the memorial of the french pilots normandie nemo and they were reburied, and

their remains were reburied, well, the memorial was left so that you could come, unfortunately, there were absolutely , uh, few people there. and if you go back, so the pictures that we just showed you. eh, i am also absolutely convinced that people, of course, remembered this at home and met it. but, when you show empty streets, i understand that it must have been lvov. maybe it's not difficult to imagine how you can go out in this situation. and when you understand that there may be shelling, uh, there may be bombing, there may be something else, there were shelling and bombing may 9th of some ukrainians. they were only years old. there, the nasyks beat people near the monuments. nobody fired at anyone, what are you talking about the fact that empty streets are dangerous, because there may be shelling. may 5, we will shoot these funds, what people? why people, because people are afraid of the illusion, fear. we cannot

place ourselves among the people. these are the people in the techno- settlements of the kharkov region, where mr. kazakov was, they were not afraid. uh, some kind of bombings that are there from the side of ukraine, because when no one can put himself in the place of those people who are there now, they all dreamed of coming nikolaevich with all due respect. here, i'm asking you a question about how propaganda works or days work. sometimes i get the impression that you, uh, become victims. here's the one, just a propagandist for some, well, for god's sake so we'll be each other again. i believe that no one can. but no. cancel the victory of the great patriotic war. uh-huh , do not shut up, do not forget. can i do it? regard how do you disagree with the policy of the official baltic authorities, which prohibit people from celebrating the ninth. i think it's impossible what you showed is impossible

to ban or it's impossible to ban these different things, the actions are so wrong, then when you show it completely in poland with our message - it's absolutely impossible not tolerable. uh, there was an action, who performed it? i believe that those who did it should be. it's not uh totally impossible about this monument. this is a thorn in the soul of latvians and a place around the thorn the memory of this liberator begins to rot. well , it looks like he suffered a lot. he says that he doesn't need to, i can't say anything about such alexei alekseevich. i'm even a little grateful that there is such negative attention to this event on may 9 of the great victory. remember the nineties . eh, a lot of this arose, indifference in society in its most diverse parts, including in the post-soviet republics, ceased by this holiday. uh, carefully observe empathize empathy has disappeared and so on. so these are exactly

actions are harsh and unfair. they give rise to great attention and great sympathy, and most importantly, they awaken national pride. i do not agree with abbas. he said that this is a systemic action western propaganda no, these are large-scale actions. these are well-paid activities, but they end up doing just the opposite. they lead the western community to stop believing their own media. is it possible to confirm with something, and here, please, journalists in uniform, which actually interrupted the broadcast, he later, however, made a reservation, he says, we cannot verify this information. well, your version is interesting something like that. well, in my opinion, he generally already said no to polyansky's call, it's very important. well, no, he moved out quite professionally, what is called with whom, but at the same time it was obvious and clear that this was um this material. uh, it obviously didn’t fit into the transmission formats and people

see it, that is, badly glued in fact of this kind, crafts are very useful, because that people will stop thinking about what 's really going on and that's the kind of thing that we're seeing as a threat right now. e shelling. it is clear from whose side this threat is. she is us or an imitated threat. i'm very impressed, as the ambassador said, in poland he said it was syrup. uh-huh it's an imitation, like it's perfect. to really complete e draw a line under this provocation. and this is precisely what normal people differ from, but from dressed up monkeys who jump they throw different things and issued for blood. it's not blood. it's syrup and uh, that's what they do. and how do they do it and it's clear that it's a well-paid performance there and so on. this settles both here and in the west the need to return, just on may 9, as

a symbol of victory over what is already happening now, our time is doubtful from this word. why because it's one thing when the monkeys do it, and another thing when the president of latvia does it, who, of course, does not come out with syrup. and i guess he does too. a masquerading monkey and after that a man, we brought them great sufferings of a fir-tree-stick of a man. he utters such words, in fact, he commits an malfeasance, at least. they say this because, by the way, yes, by the way, yes, exactly, because he is the president, even if he were not the president, there is some smaller official in this inclusion. this is the path to the syrup is not worth doing. that is, i cannot say that when making such statements, the presidents behaved defeated reserves. i have to. what is it like to apologize to him

? i didn’t call for, maybe criticize nikolaevich in this point of view, to call a monkey, a monkey - this is generally not even an insult. let's do it. i will somehow figure it out myself if the dear physical representatives are dissatisfied with something. well, let them write a toad on me. by the way, several times i am a father to you, when i told a joke about john paul ii in a german store for a couple of days. well no one ever thursday or friday got my phones cut off more. yeah well, i can see that these are polish phones. i did not become there, although on the other hand. maybe someone wanted to thank me there to say a premium to write out i doubt alexander alexandrovich i look again at familiar places in riga 18 years ago. uh, on the pedestal of this holiday, i addressed, somehow, the so-called russian-speaking residents every year, according to official statistics of the latvian police for the eighth

, ninth, tenth of may not celebrated. uh-huh to this monument. more than 100,000 people always come in one of the programs. yes and uh, i won't tell the rest i'll say the main conclusion. here he is in riga, here i see him in riga, by the way, about the presidents, and in the small latin town of salas not far, where he was in the infamous concentration. uh. and where is the memorial, where are they now trying to build residential buildings, uh, they did the same, but there was no tractor that they raked, they stayed and really people just lay out paths with flowers and candles. here is another one. president of lata and another president of latvia visitors from canada, vicki freiberga, at one time publicly and officially stated that it was not a concentration camp, and there they did not

pump out blood from children for german soldiers. it was a forced labor camp. it's just people there. the president of a european country just worked the earth, dug. so, the main conclusion from what we saw in latvia is that the only means of our struggle for our memory is fear. this is the only emotion that it makes sense to evoke in their officials a president who is trying to demolish these 30 years they have been trying to make a monument and have not taken down the fear, and we then 18 years ago. this fear was physically indicated, because 60,000 people gathered at this monument for a rally without money, by the way, and they were afraid of us, so they deported me and continue to be afraid, only fear. eh, maybe be careful, let's show separately those who are not very afraid and do not feel fear. lithuania and now we will focus not on

the celebration of may 9 itself, but on what happened there all seven. e lithuania recognizing russia terrorist state. let's see the plot of the resolution dedicated to russia, the lithuanian seven adopted unanimously 128 in favor of the document says that the action of our country. in ukraine should be recognized as genocide, and russia as a state that supports and carries out terrorism. the deputies believe that moscow is committed to the complete destruction of the ukrainian people, through torture, murder and humanitarian blockades. how to punish the aggressor with everyone has already come up with the liberation of the territories occupied by the russian federation such horrific, inhuman and cynical facts are multiplying and may become even more obvious in the future, we stand for the creation of a special international criminal tribunal based on the joint efforts of the international community and following the example of the well-known precedents of the nuremberg or tokyo tribunals, today

lithuania is distinguished by a particular russophobia, preferring not to remember, that the state took shape within its current borders thanks to the ussr and stalin personally, for example, the largest lithuanian port of klaipeda is the former german city furnished these territories. stalin awarded the lithuanian partisans for will and stamina in the fight against nazi germany another gift. lithuania received a famous resort in 1940. druskininkai after world war i became part of poland and then ceded to the belarusian ussr, vilkovichi district in 1941. stalin generally bought from the germans. the lithuanians. however, my understanding. for us lithuanians, 1944 was somewhat driving yes, liberation from the nazis, but very new. cruel and bloody occupation has come from stalin from the soviet union in the forty-fourth year, we believe that for us the second world war ended in the ninety-third year, uh,

when the soviet army left our territory, while many of those whom the country's authorities consider heroes today are notorious moreover, the nazis are the former president of the country. valdes adamkus during the second world war was the personal assistant of the minsk butcher, antonas impulyavis, the punishers of his battalion brutally massacred tens of thousands of innocent people on the territory of lithuania and belarus, moreover, in 2012, the solemn reburial of the ashes of another nazi abrazievichus took place under his leadership, the government decided to create the first lithuanian concentration camp for jews. most of the official historians justify hitler 's henchmen scientists forgot that many of the heroes they proclaimed during the nazi occupation of lithuania took part in crimes against humanity, modern lithuanian civil society is heading for disaster and will continue if it does not stop ignoring

tendencies of manifestation of neo-nazism and aggressive nationalism. you have a better understanding of the baltic countries. here alexander yuryevich said that the only remedy is fear, in order to somehow keep in check, or what? i don't know how to keep within the framework of some kind of adequacy. and here is what they are doing now. it's not out of fear. this is the line that goes. eh, including the soviet era. and because a in the state baltic states a all the events of the thirty -ninth-forty years, and even in soviet times, uh was interpreted by many precisely as e in armed invasion by the soviet union as an occupation and so forth. and ah, this went on for a very long period of ninety-one. especially since 199991 . it just went up, so it's, uh, not even an ideology - it's a way of life, i always understand very well if they are

now so liberated, but our army. no, they have been in the eu for a long time, they are already in nato why, then, do they not bring all this to the end? well, it doesn’t blow to the end, as it were, just gradually is brought to an end and yes to collect, uh, collect, monuments are destroyed, the cemetery is closed, and so on, and everything has disappeared, by the way, all literature, which in recent years in general and after which are associated with the great patriotic war and so on and so forth is some kind of innate slowness as we know. and what i just do not understand gradually. well, the fact is that you need to understand that in the same there, if you have a splinter, as he said there, yes, uh, which is already festering. well, so you pull it out and so on. yes, well it is logical. it very difficult, because in the same riga, the majority of the population paid attention to this violence, some water, when you people lived there, uh, in the status of a non- citizen, especially no one took a steam bath. here for me again, mmm. i don’t really understand, they took and

immediately pulled out this splinter, which you suffer with a bronze soldier. so what? well, yes, first. here is what we see, it is a complete collapse, a complete bankruptcy of all declared realities. institutes. freedom of speech. freedom of opinion conscience nothing this is not in europe we are this now it's especially clear. we see that several parts of europe want to get rid of the historical heritage. one part of europe wants to get rid of guilt, and the other part of the feeling of gratitude , they want to deprive us of our intangible capital, the status of the winner, on the one hand , the whole united europe fought against us frankly , and on the other hand, all these lithuania and so on, they were liberated and received state within the soviet union here , ivan sergeevich did not say the report. but vilnius was not there for a long time, in general, in the composition lithuania, he was part of more. uh-huh, for projects only. they once said a russian city. and finally, that's all we see, it really, really highlights the importance of historical memory.

it looks like a monument. well, now there is television on the internet, but nevertheless, monuments are narratives, that is, books of texts. ah, history teaching. this is all very important and there is a real war going on around this now. there is no hot war in latvia, but there is a war going on around historical monuments. and now. yes, everyone will wear it just like in ukraine why don’t they, then, so bold and decisive, immediately demolish them ? uh, because scratch and now any politician who sharply opposes russia is found to be some kind of nazi ancestor. here, sorry already. this rule is already in place. there are exceptions, but in my opinion. they are not very lions. so. eh, this fear is real. uh, hmm they are trying to transform that fear into something else in righteous anger in quotes. e, in. e. i don’t know how to awaken in myself and in those around me to convince others that the feeling of injustice, that

they were treated unfairly in soviet times, that the soviet unions. eh, after all. it all comes back to the fact that they are trying to, uh, sign the act of surrender in the information war. yes. that, in fact, is all. and we do not do more than that, we also apparently win. that's here i do not agree, we win we win all these monuments. as they demolished, they will continue to demolish it, and this monument will also now be used for any reason. like a special op. well, of course, in order to build up this pace, uh, i'm quoting one. uh, the european leader is easy to fight. he won't answer you. well, it's not easy to fight against the opinion of the people who inhabit this country, which is against the demolition of this monument. this is your equipment question. why does not demolish nowhere are not taken into account in riga on may 9th, only this part will be changed. and now they are working on it. then it will be possible to calmly tackle the memory of the brigs held in memory. yes, you did not pay attention to the last, uh, deadlines for the decision of the

listist parliament. the fact is that now it’s really in europe and apparently it will be made public in two or three weeks, but there is, uh, preparations for the creation of an international court for ukraine and, by the way, it’s not by chance that many people also forget about it, and the german government has made a decision, and send their exports to ukraine for study, and so further. this is precisely for the preparation of the convening of an international criminal court. if it is an initiative, it makes an initiative against us. it is no coincidence that it comes from lithuania, i am more concerned about whether it will be warm in 2 weeks or not, because this is what some kind of international court for ukraine will be created there well, uh, somehow absolut ivanovich we will now start talking about the blockade of the areas. i have already prepared myself. next will be this, on the twelfth, an application is submitted for an attack on nato from sweden, which is well present stability. yes, because it causes that for

him, like a calendar, somehow an application for joining nato and that's it. let's andrei nikolayevich, the so-called, who restored their independence in the ninety- first year. they were exactly created on neo- nazi soil. initially, when they shouted in the same moscow in our local democrats, we would support the events then, vilnius, who criticized the soviet army, the events in riga supported them , neo-nazis told them. and they already then began to shoot people just in the ninety-first year for in europe itself, you give it, but the full version is not a light version, but it was still very embarrassing in the open, especially since the baltic countries needed the russian economy, which they exploited all the nineties, download resources to receive income, it was very necessary today. all masks have been thrown off europe has passed a generation. you see, in the early nineties in europe itself there was a generation of veterans of resistance fighters who understood, understood what it was and remembered these people and remembered this ideology. today it is already in such there is no scale, and today you can do

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was children who were the most vulnerable defenseless on it. info of the war had to grow up too early. it was for the sake of them that the future generation was won and the hardest victory was won during the great patriotic war. many lost each other, so my own, brother, but i have never seen him. he probably doesn’t even know that i exist and they still continue to look for relatives keep in your great-grandmother a military nurse all your life a photograph of a girl about whom you know almost nothing victories look for each other so that there is nothing sacred enough to remind you of the paper clip operation, how britain was going to finish off

the soviet union, exhausted after the war, from germany , the goal of the battle to impose on the soviet union will. why did the west then fail plans for the third world hypocrisy of duplicity, when do you need a provocation and how is the west trying to implement the old scenario with the help of ukraine today? this is the star hour of ukraine about it right now. and this is the meeting place on ntv , the place where everything becomes clear, and we continue. here is andrey nikolaevich in my opinion. he said quite correctly that, of course, the death of this generation in europe of people who caught the second world war is a big problem because not only veterans of the war of hostilities are leaving. yes, people who were eyewitnesses , participants in, for example, political processes, leave, that is, who knew what happened and how they could tell about it, because now they are all gone. then it starts to work. here is this propaganda, information machine, what needs to be ground? what needs to be washed away, and what is

not needed there, throw it out in some new key, and then go. try it to crank, and always in may. well, in our country , and even in our program, you can always follow this, it starts again, as if the discussion about the role of allies this year, probably, it is a little bit. it's on some other corner because we 're trying to figure out how much, uh, deserve trust western states, including those that were, which were our allies during world war ii. let's try again today to see all of this. show the first item. and last year, the british edition of the telegraph released a sensation, and that the uk in july forty-fifth planned to attack the soviet union and unleash a third world war, journalists came to this conclusion, having studied, declassified in the ninety-eighth year. documents the operation was codenamed

unthinkable by design, they said, the red army, which had suffered serious losses, was supposed to fall under the onslaught of the former allies in the usa and great britain, thousands and thousands of tanks were to be involved in this battle. in a nutshell about the purpose of the battle , the next was to impose the will of the west on the ussr in april forty-five, when churchill sent friendly telegrams to stalin and publicly supported the actions of the red army and his wife made a tour of the soviet union by the british secret services. actively developed a detailed plan the invasion was planned to throw at berlin in order to push the red army out of eastern europe, while even after the defeat of nazi germany, the soviet army remained stronger than the european 264 division against 103, therefore, churchill was ready to call even the former enemies of the ss and the wehrmacht in the christmas tree as allies, he raises toz for stalin yours health, the most precious thing for us. ah. you trust you , we hope that you trust us here is this hypocrisy

duplicity, when you need a provocation, that's still the same insidious.