today, he is the way for you. mercenaries, along with ukrainian nationalists, are violating international law and commit war crimes. these facts need to be recorded in detail and brought to court, they are fighting on the side of the kiev regime. and mercenaries from belarus after ukraine, these citizens are going to unleash a war at home. see next to the pile turned into a front line. in this house, denis and his comrades from the belarusian detachment defended themselves against the russian encirclement for twelve hours within the framework of belarusians. uh, it is very important to participate in the liberation of ukraine in the future in order to participate in the liberation of belarus

, we consider that the freedom of belarus lies through the freedom of ukraine well, biden. just a minute ago, he said that the trip of blinkin and austin to ukraine was the most successful, the head of the pentagon himself just also said that the first american howitzers are already in ukraine, look. the first shots when

the blinkins austin left the territory of ukraine the head of the pentagon welcomes the ukrainian president bandera slogan. yes, it turns out anglo -bandera sudzha pancake, kent, in turn welcomes zelensky first, followed by the ambassador of ukraine in washington markarov. minister kuleb reznikov glinkin hugs the head of the office of president ermak practically, like a native after a soplinken in the arms of the ukrainian minister. defense turned out to be catching austin and after the hostages, according to zelensky, negotiations with american ministers lasted more than three and a half hours. everything. this time the supply of weapons to the depot was discussed our meeting is made up of the priorities of the belligerent

state of ukraine a priority. we have this weaponry and support. on the part of the united states and on the part of our partners european leaders in the european leaders austin, damn it, promised zelensky 713 million dollars of military assistance 322 personally for ukraine, the rest of the amount will be shared by 15 countries of eastern and central europe since the beginning of the special operation. kiev has already received $ 9 billion, zelensky's adviser aristovich claims that the issue of closing the sky over ukraine is no longer worth it; they will do it themselves, as soon as they receive the air defense system that kiev has already been promised. massive support for ukraine massive pressure on russia and complete

solidarity of more than thirty countries have real results, and we see that russia is failing, and ukraine, on the contrary, is successfully coping with tasks, but russia adheres to its goals of completely subjugating ukraine to itself, depriving them of independence of integrity and in this russia fails press conference give to polish on the ukrainian border, a briefing and security reasons did not announce the location did not name the ministers wearing bras stand against the background of weapons that had just arrived from the united states. presumably, this is a polish zheshuk that has become a hub for the transfer of american weapons and mercenaries, because the physical features of the area are different. they need long-range artillery. they said they needed tanks. we are doing our best to provide them with the types of artillery ammunition that will be effective at this stage. we want to believe russia weakened

to the extent that she can no longer do what she did by invading ukraine we want to see the international community more united especially nato while bulgaria refused to be led by washington on information. bloomberg sophia will not supply weapons to ukraine switzerland banned germany from re-exporting its ammunition for german infantry fighting vehicles in berlin scandal due to the fact that schultz does not want to supply tanks to kiev london believes that the best option for ukrainians. this long outdated soviet technique a topic for heated discussion in germany and in fact around the world and world leaders are trying to outdo each other in the fact that they are supplied to ukraine and we see that different things come from different countries. you also heard that in the uk a few days ago they said that they want to deliver two old tanks to poland. and

poland, these two t-72s to ukraine, are actually very outdated from the cold war, but the key point here is different. everything that is transferred to ukraine must comply because the ukrainians they can use, that is, what they know how to handle. some of them, of course, have previously studied abroad and know how to operate modern weapons, but they are familiar with the old weapons. they already had it in their hands. this is what we need to start. the visit of american ministers is held under the strict seal of secret. you are at war first two senior us officials meet with president zelensky on sunday in kiev according to a spokesman for the ukrainian president, the us government did not confirm the visit at the official level, the us authorities not only did not confirm until the last moment they concealed the visit of blinkin's truth in kiev, even when zelensky blabbed about it during a press conference. i don't think, i don't think it's a big secret. although i don't know if this breakfast is known to us

people from the united states are coming. will have a haircut with the secretary of defense, i will have a meeting with the secretary of defense and us secretary of state mr. blinkin. we are waiting for security to enable the president of the united states to come and support ukrainian people. can you and the president of the same received the states to come and peters wasted the ukrainian people. this is an absolutely extraordinary moment in such extraordinary circumstances as a war, and we cannot confirm that the us secretary of state, secretary of defense, actually visited kiev because they refused to comment, but the white house pentagon refuses to comment on these messages, everything that was shown to journalists, until blinken characteristic were in ukraine, these footage, the secretary of state in sports sneakers, and with a large leather bag goes along the base. andrews on mayor's staff. and here he boards a military plane that flew non-stop to poland . journalists who traveled with austin and blinkin to poland were forbidden to cover the trip

until it was over; the return of cabinet members state department and pentagon officials agreed on security concerns. also under the veil of mystery blinkin and austin, immediately after the briefing, board a us air force plane leaving for the us rammstein base in germany tomorrow. there will be a so -called consultation meeting in which 20 countries will assess the needs of the ukrainian military one of the things that the minister wants to talk about on tuesday rammstein is the beginning of a discussion with like-minded people, and long-term defense relations that ukraine needs so much in the future, but obviously we want to talk about what is happening right now, of course, we want to hear from our allies what they are doing to immediately help ukraine's defense and how it

can change as the fighting changes. why are your scores important? why is it important that leaders come to us? i will answer you pragmatically. because it is impossible to come to us empty-handed today, pressed empty-handed. and we expect not just presents or some kind of chikoyu cakes, out. and just presentability, there are cakes. yes, specific things and specific weapons publish the results of the examination, according to which people were killed in the area of ​​​​the city of bucha not bullets, but from a shelf of anti-personnel shells, that is, they died during shelling from the flash of metal darts, with which shells have been stuffed since the first world war, such ones have been found more than once after shelling from the side, all these

small metal darts are contained in tank or field shells guns shell can contain up to 8.000 flashlets. once fired, the projectiles explode as the timed fuse detonates. explodes above the ground flechettes usually 3 to 4 cm long are released from the projectile and diverge along the trajectory of an arch about 300 m wide and 100 m long. when a dart hits the victim's body. can lose stiffness as the hook bends, and the arrow's four-finned back often breaks off causing re-injury. hundreds of civilians are being held hostage - this video was filmed by the militants themselves. 2 months were 2 months ago counted on the green corridors. they're stuck in a bomb shelter. grandmother and grandfather since the second of march. well

, let's hope for the corridors. can you hope? well , what to eat is already over, a month and a half already can not see. that is, people, women and children, do not even have a clue that the russian military daily announces a humanitarian corridor from the territory of azov , they continue to keep people as a human shield, threatening, while all russians, damn it, katsap natasha and children, cut their heads to

protect the entire donbass. support for such azov militants right now in manhattan in new york, participants are holding rallies, as if they had not even heard that these national battalions made nazi symbols their calling card, as i understand it, some of these nationalists. they really appreciate the nazi symbolism of the idea of ​​​​image, you saw it, that you will say no to it, not at all, there is nothing nazi, they are nationalists, but they are not against someone. they simply protect ukraine and ukrainian culture. i don't think they have anything nazi, i wouldn't agree with that even if one of them is far right, how it tries to make russia amazing, of course people i liked how it gets out, azov shows their leader at the end after the report they write that azov before

the fourteenth year was neo-nazi, but after 14 he revised his views? my question is as a viewer. and what azov was until the fourteenth year, he was not there until the fourteenth year, he was just a naciklet who wanted to be friends with russia, who wanted to unite with our nationalists, and then he suddenly became nitrogen history, uh, it repeats itself and we remember very well that uh in the thirties, high-ranking officers of the command of the ussr were welcome guests, and in uh western european capitals and in london and uh, and in paris they received at the highest level and uh, no doubt it was an attempt at appeasement. and not just an attempt, but a policy of appeasement, so how we ended up

is also great. eh, we know. e. it's about the same here. eh, the task is very estha well, these guys who gathered there in manhattan i saw a lot of the public in manhattan uh, most of these people they are not very sophisticated and, frankly, in the intricacies of politics. uh, so if the girls there frame it to present and facts i think maybe she will change her mind in the end, but not in this. uh, task. the task is now to make the maximum visit from here and make the blinkin from the walls to the maximum in order to try to somehow , if not reverse the situation, then at least make it as difficult as possible for us to achieve the goals of the special military operation, but, most likely, they are preparing to eat corresponding indications , a series of very serious provocations is being prepared. this is obvious. possibly with uh, uh deadliest

weapon. from here, this is pumping. now e kiev ideological there political. want to support from here all these here, eh, heart-rending. uh, the cries of the same blinkin, so to speak, that russia is losing, ukraine is winning. uh, it's obviously escalating. this is forcing before something, which means they cannot help but understand that the situation is lost and the fall is taken. i would say, it's better to take and, uh, mariupol is one of the key ones, probably up. she says that the situation is changing, and changing quite radically. e, in our favor in favor of the donbass and e, it is clear that they

will go now. there any means to me, by the way, i really liked these packs of dollars. uh, there, yes, which, uh, are being given now, uh, is it clear to kiev where it will go? so is it money? is it clear where to say that? it’s there to fill your pockets there , someone from the kiev regime is already handing over questions, then zelensky’s discovery is so 850 dollars before the presidency. they were not, of course, of course, this is all without reporting. actually. it’s like a war, so to speak, without reporting, therefore, something to yourself, so to say something, something to yourself again, so, uh, kiev a little bit, so to speak, yes, uh with weapons uh hmm uh, of course more serious, because it is this is a serious uh serious element of destabilization, uh, provoking the situation. uh, the task is a very simple task, of course, to make sure that these weapons do not end

up on the front lines. this is clear. i'm sure, so to speak, that this command is well aware of ours and uh. it seems to me that in recent times. so to speak, measures are being taken even more, uh, decisive in order for this to happen, therefore, uh, from a military point of view, so to speak, everything is clear, from a political point of view, everything is also understandably. it is very important not to forget about the humanitarian component, because i will emphasize it again, because in this studio. uh, i have repeatedly said these here, uh, nonhumans who call for the killing of children. here are all these shots, brick by brick, you definitely need to keep systematized for future use, because these people definitely should not be avoided. e punishments, but not only these people, and our president is absolutely right today when he said that we know the curators of these people from the family, uh, who

sitting in western capitals in the first place washington cia uh, which this policy is formed by the destruction of the civilian population human shields measures to prevent exit through humanitarian corridors. uh, people are driven into these bomb shelters, so to speak, into these catacombs and so on. this is what is possibly happening at azov . uh, those are humanitarian crimes. this is a flagrant violation, as i said the president of international humanitarian law. well, it's actually a war crime. eh, and for that of course, the answer must be undeniable. well, by the way, it sounded today. theme, of course. eh, here it is, e, arrest! uh, these days, the nazis were preparing, uh, murder. our journalists

sounded your names. this, of course, to learn one more line, another line that was crossed, and she says, a lot of it is undoubtedly from impotence. this is clearly a position of weakness. it is very important to emphasize this, because, of course, of course, there is an information war. completely lost here. so to say for the west it is unequivocal absolutely in terms of the level of support for the president, in terms of the level of support and consolidation of our society, there were huge resources aimed at this, which, by the way, are still being thrown at this and it has been lost, therefore, from here. uh, here is such an attempt there to physically eliminate those who are at the forefront of this information war for us, but it is absolutely correct. so to say that, uh, the president’s directive is to do

absolutely everything to prevent any attempts to destabilize within our country. e. tries to keep hermetically sealed. hey, here's the outline. e sure that it will be so, uh, and uh, quietly and systematically continue to realize the goals and special military operations and tasks. e to clarify our our goals. this is very important for international clarification, because, uh, don't forget. now it will be there in the gathering in ramstein. yes how many have been said, there are 20 countries 20 countries 40 40 countries, but it is actually 40 more, let there be 40 of these countries. we understand very well, so to speak, that many many will not be there much, so to speak of their own free will. but but, but well, you could say that, but much

more strange. and a huge part of the world's population does not support russia's attempt to reset the isolation of russia does not support this western interpretation. eh, the events in ukraine are of fundamental importance and, of course, very important to these people. uh, constantly explain what is happening and, uh, these shots are very good there with nazi symbols there with tattoos. eh, it's clear to say there who they are. well, it's very important to talk about and trace their origins to the nazi past. yes with uh connection connection, so to speak, with the crimes of the nazi regime, is very important, because everything that is happening now is all written off and what they are doing to the poles. this is being done. ah, the nazis. this is unambiguously perfect, and even such a mechanical copying is already happening mechanical copying, so uh, this is what

you need to undoubtedly focus on, therefore i think that this is fundamentally important. i would just like the last thing i would like to say, uh, this is related to the topic that we are talking about today very important fundamentally important decisions and installations. today were announced by the president on the further development of our economy in the social sphere. i cannot but say about this, because against the background of this situation. eh, it is very important for ukrainians that the president practically every day, and develops this topic of supporting the economy of the business of citizens, gives instructions to the government and the government accepts with our support. the legislators are taking, uh, very important measures. e. the same subsidized mortgage that i said today the president is very important 9%, well, listen, 9% is not

12, it's not 17. it's not 20. these are very serious measures in this extremely difficult situation. issues related again to pressure on business, yes, unlawful pressure on business, but at the same time it is very important, undoubtedly, and this was also said today at the board of the prosecutor general's office . this is very important along with supporting the economy. these are two sides of the same coin. and that's what these are today settings sound. along with what the president said about inadmissibility. uh, no destabilizing actions from the outside in our country. it seems to me that, taken together, this shows that we are moving in the absolutely right direction, that the president is leading the country, uh, in the uh right direction, and that the stronger the pressure on us, as has happened many times in history, the stronger

the opposition, the stronger . we become no one at the same time does not beg for difficulties does not beg, but it is very important that they are accepted well-considered decisions that are designed not for a week, not for a month, but are designed for e, systematic work to strengthen our e -industry economy for the future. here it is fundamentally important. you know, i'd like to start with secretary of defense austin saying that the main goal, i think, this is the first time this has sounded so straightforward. this is, uh, the depletion of russia, first of all, the military depletion of russia, the depletion of the military-industrial complex. uh, that is, it's already uh, let's just say, well, the actual declaration of war on us while the hybrid before that was, if you

remember the statement of, uh, the undersecretary of state, uh, with an indian surname, sing, i think, who said that, uh, in the fight against, uh, russia, the united states will use all available methods and means, with the exception of a direct military confrontation. that is, it is a hybrid war in its entire spectrum, informational, economic, including. by the way, one of the constituent elements of a hybrid war can be a terrorist war, that is, the organization of terrorist actions on the territory of the enemy’s e-e. and what is here what happened today is that the fsb obes liquidated a group of people who were preparing. the assassination attempt on vladimir solovyov is one of the elements of this

hybrid war. you need to be prepared for this and you can’t take this lightly, let’s say, because ah. i have a firm conviction that, as they say, the united states well, and their allies in europe, just bit his business. they no longer have any e restraints. no, no restraints. e moments, well, some countries there, er, poor schols, there resists. i don't know by some motives. well, the swiss banned it there, uh, referring to their legislation that they cannot supply weapons to conflict zones, then i think that they will not be broken for long and will be supplied and will be supplied, and so on and so forth, there is an understanding or assumption. how could this all end. can this be played somehow ? something might happen looking at events other than the third world pit, you know

. eh, i’m just going to digress a little, of course, but you have to win and the sooner the better, than quicker. we liquidate this most combat-ready donbass grouping, the better, the more forces will be freed up for a solution. e others. well , we can say that auxiliary tasks are gratifying that the russian grouping nevertheless, uh, began, well, not yesterday and not the day before yesterday, but nevertheless began its destruction of the railway infrastructure. methodically yesterday, a blow to pavlodar. three, uh, traction electrical substations were destroyed at the railway junction, without which, of course, electric locomotives cannot move. well, there is a lot of opinion about bridges. uh, through the dnieper i in general, i think that they should be destroyed. i don't. no , uh, people are saying it's inhumane, we'll

cut all the roads, so to speak, by evacuating civilians . if they want to evacuate, let them evacuate to the territory of the russian federation, we will accept no refugees. i think it's already safely done the same. there is a message that from e moldova well, that's a million people. i think that more can be accepted, and there will be opportunities in the russian federation coming from moldova. uh, railroad trains with fuel true, they go at night, but we have the capabilities of our vks have the capabilities to hit these echelons at night as well. why not hit them, so the more the railway infrastructure is destroyed, the less of these heavy weapons will fall into the combat zone, the less of our u, soldiers will be, we will lose, the

less. we will lose our soldiers and officers, because uh, uh, despite everything, there are moments that raise questions with these supplies and uh, the obvious difficulty with the operation service, but nonetheless. this is serious. this is already a serious system and it is necessary. to limit their penetration into the combat zone as much as possible. and the more we our intelligence should reveal concentrations, they focus on western ukraine judging by those, if we assume, so to speak, that the main goal of our special operation is the liberation of donbass well, maybe other adjacent areas, but it was never said that goal is. uh, so to speak, putting the entire territory of ukraine under control, therefore, what do we need these master, well, if necessary, but they will restore these

bridges. i say the americans in yugoslavia did not stand on ceremony destroyed in belgorod - this must also be understood, so the ukrainians can destroy them. if they are so to speak, if they run back so that they are not caught up, but we have a different task for us. we need to prevent. mass deliveries of that equipment, because you understand to compete, if we completely let go of these reins, then, united with the west, it can supply a lot. even a purely quantitative one, to hell with it. let them not will be able to exploit it, but the fact itself. uh, these mass deliveries. cannon artillery of large calibers, tanks, self-propelled artillery installations of the system will now go. uh, air defense systems. well, why do we need this? it's all life is everything. and this is all a loss, i completely agree, so i share yours. therefore, than