these countries began to take a course towards a national revival in the nineties in russia, no one spoke about the national revival at all, there was no such thought. note. we had the main idea to fit into the west and become the same as, uh, like her and the west, roughly speaking, and when we would start to cut out from there. this is a very painful process. after all, now we have, in fact, some kind of birth trauma, birth pains, and some of our eastern neighbors also perceive this, that this is a dispute between representatives of the western civilization. russia the western side quarreled with the same western guys, which of them is right , it’s hard to say, but when it suddenly turned out that russia began to correctly formulate its meanings, that we are not fighting the west with culture, as such, we are giving them a certain manifestation, including, for example, the russian president, in response to questions at the forum, said such a word there. prism anticlu ideal and so on. this is the

right approach, because how often trump says the same thing, he does not notice. as well as many of us notice that we have an idea that one side or a group of countries can dictate the conditions of life of the economic political to other countries, and this is colonialism in thinking, the colonial system is not in thinking, it remains and here, just the eastern countries more clearly react to this, but there is another point, again, of the eastern economic form. showed it very well. here on one side are sitting, uh, businessmen, business executives , who are talking guys. here we are not there are enough certain ones in our eastern direction. uh, the initiatives of the state and the state. a lot of the ministry says, let's discuss, but at the same time there is an absolute abstraction that we have left from er, let's say, again 6 years ago, when we are discussing that with brix, these huge organizations are actually correct. but, when we can’t

position them correctly, when all this goes into abstraction, then i read interesting uh, reviews on social networks of chinese and indians, for the benefit of indians, they write in english, they don’t heard, for example, ask you and brix that they wanted to hear how these tools can serve as an amplification. yes, it can be, well, i hope it won't fall apart, but it will weaken it. uh, the impact that with brix is ​​excellent, we are transferring the burden there, like what we are proposing, again, we are proposing to hold the next conference of the meeting, many people speak and talk about the development of relations with eastern countries, including, uh, with china, uh, primarily in numbers. we held so many meetings, they were attended only people. listen, where did you come from. actually, we already, uh, we need efficiency. we also need to wait for kpi, the whole thing. an extremely interesting panel that is taking place, i participate there, rectors of leading

universities are participating. uh, the far east and the largest university is located there, the famous yes. e. pacific university in khabarovsk blagoveshchensk that is, these are such pillars of training for the far east, not only there are those that will work in china as well transport workers is preparing engineers. that is, there are intellectual elites and they are all cool, to be honest, people. they admit that we do not have this eastern component of personnel training, personnel, the main ones are trained in moscow with all due respect to moscow and the personnel training center - this is not the case, because now for the first time, the question has finally been raised that if we will come, you have to turn to the east, this is not even an economic issue, this issue is primarily psychological and emotional with we will have to live with this and we need to understand that the inertia that many people have in their heads, from journalists to politicians, from economists to businessmen, will have to be overcome, and

finally the question has been raised and, uh, in my opinion. now we are now moving in the right direction perfectly. i agree with the question about bam about the transsib. how much have we talked about it? eh, because after all, there are also problems in the fact that we don’t only have bandwidth, but we do n’t have enough bandwidth. we are redirecting now our goods to the east, basically and it turns out that no axle load we can not apply. that is, we can no longer load the wagons, otherwise we will destroy everything, we cannot speed up the passage, but because there is a certain schedule. and when they talked about it five or six years ago, no one reacts to it. and now, hmm, you know, i wanted to say, by the way, that the official announcement has already passed. uh, the russian ambassador to china, andreyevich denisov, is leaving his position; he was accepted, uh, everything is in order. for the chinese state they're wondering what they noted. firstly, he was received by an interesting chiguy - this is the secretary of the port committee of

the chinese mead so that he would never receive anyone. this person. well, he's busy with other things. the man is absolutely legendary. this is an absolutely legendary man who speaks chinese, er, better than some chinese. this is true, and this is not the case, no one has american ambassadors . it's uh diesel awesome and he says he's a man who can tell jokes in chinese and the chinese can laugh this show so that means that the chinese noted what at the time? staying dimmer at your post, uh, our trade turnover increased by 50%, and i remind you that it was also when we had a fall, uh, and there was uh, that is, i was reminded. there in 2018-19 there were falls that were very difficult. here we have increased the trade turnover of china, it was already clear that we were building up something. we need to build up transport routes we had to build up. uh, training specialists, and we didn't do that. and this is in my opinion. says we're all the time

we are late we are late in many respects. why is china so concerned. and this is understandable. he perfectly understands that in taiwan. so the conflict between taiwan and china will be exactly the same as russia ukraine is now, that's one to one for sure. in the same way, taiwan imbues weapons in exactly the same way. the question will be. uh, then china will now be spread rot on all positions, uh, related to the violation of human rights. all this will be, therefore, china is concerned. no, everything is correct with us, but learn a joint teaching with china there with mongolia, but the main problem is that if now we do not learn to fit into the eastern context, we will still be considered in the eastern states as a kind of. eh, alien, as an alien element, as a country that collaborated with the west, generally prepared specialists in the west and other languages. we had western and see all the textbooks. they were targeting the western model. here we are now, as it were,

really offended, we unfolded like a story. we know history from the west, but we practically do not know the history of the east is absolutely in the process of exposure even in schools. yes, and look, even when we, er, read the pro-russian eastern direction, the russian far east is basically described there. well, what is khabarov, dezhnev, and so on for everyone, but most of all it is described, how russia fought in the west, how did it move there? and to the east, by chance, some cossacks came and suddenly we have an increase there. and now, it turns out that these are not just many of the largest russian companies that are starting to work now in the eastern direction and the russian and going beyond the eastern borders. they almost don't understand. how did the russian far east legion show come from? e, we are ready to support and cooperate in every possible way in the

development of the russian far east, and this is good. everything sounds the whole game sounded for the first time before this china well, in recent years he told me about this, but immediately says that we had plans outlined, that is, a subtle hint that it actually already happened, where were you guys? what is the question here, and here is the main task now, if we want to get a normal political economic educational technological coalition. as the countries of the east are very contradictory, we will have to noticeably rebuild everything. here we are we will not be able to simply transfer the same matrices from west to east from education to technology. and here is the main point. the most important thing now is to overcome this inertia, which is in the minds of many. step by step to a great idea, i will not say one thing in chinese, but , in my opinion, this is one of the postulates and the road and i will not say yes it starts with the first step. this is all right, right? nevertheless, i will return to

the public discussion with which we started. moreover, it also affects the belarusian society. we are in the same information space . with all the emotionality of different points of view that are expressed and harshness , one moment is sometimes very important, which is not necessary to miss practically no one who participates in this discussion about recent events questions the goals of the special military operation. no one says that everything let's agree, no one says. why is this here? this is very important, after all, because the enemy would probably count on a different reaction, the fact that in russia, under different political points of view, this patriotic consensus exists - this is a fundamental point. what are people discussing? our military fate of those who are on

in the liberated territories, refugees sometimes naively, sometimes emotionally offer their own recipes for resolving the issue and this emotional outburst. it is also very important, and, as margarita simonovna rightly said, it needs to be heard, and it seems to me that it is partly heard in connection with many parallels with historical moments. often the great patriotic war is remembered, but in fact, we are experiencing for the first time such a big war in the conditions of this information society. although before, even here we have stereotypical thinking, not like there about asian history about our we perceive many. eh, our historical warriors, which seem to be just a symbol of such an invincible spirit, like one continuous success there, russian-turkish, and there were very difficult moments. take that, which ended with a bunch of kainarji peace and the annexation of the south, all this, where the fighting is now taking place, was there too. many

different things, when rumyantsev and suvorov fought here, they recalled the war of the twelfth year. it took place under incredible public pressure ; the change of barclay de tolle to kutuzov was caused pressure of public opinion. who was then the moscow st. petersburg nobility and the battle of borodino was given under the pressure of public opinion. it's just, uh, you need to present these moments of your history, including more clearly and concretely. of course we can't by any means. uh, there's military stuff involved here, but at the same time, there are some indicator factors that just need to be fixed. yes, the west has put a lot of its mercenary equipment on ukraine. but still they talk about it ain't started to the fullest work lenses and here we need to work ahead of the curve. that is, look to improve the forms of supplying support for the army, including do not deny private initiatives that have now

arisen, just say and say, let's go , how do you stick? no, but we didn't. they have a different system, not a one-party system. here, in general, a lot of other things are different. russia is a country of victorious capitalism. and you need to use it, including, no matter how someone likes it. and these capitalist forms of public-private partnership. there i will bring example. there was a zemgor in russia, when in great britain when shells arose, a crisis in the fifteenth year, they simply took and nationalized almost all defense and de facto industry, including canceling supply contracts. they have their own weapons, other countries. that's 11 examples obviously. well. you need to change about your ways and means of communication with society i will give an example. you are saying in vain that, as it were, someone in society is almost hysterical. yesterday, the day of moscow, i walked the streets of moscow and i will say that everything is fine. you rarely meet somewhere posters that reflect the

theme and your own. yes, they already have. uh, there are posters in the regions with our heroes. well, for example, i was in the zaporizhia region and the luhansk people's republic where at every step it is written we are together with russia. if we say that the same visual agitation, we have all over russia well, we probably exaggerate. probably rightly people are outraged when the respected band leningrad in these circumstances at the bottom of moscow sings a song. eh, moscow, for whom do your bells ring? and there, uh, continuation. well, probably rightly, people have a question about this, because the way of communication not only of the authorities and society, but also of every leader of public opinion and society, must be matched with the fact that a special military operation is underway. a question was raised here . why was it a commercial concert? it just happened yesterday, but not here. i'm just a city of moscow, we can recall the negative examples of the same world war i, which led to a deplorable ending, despite

brusilovsky breakthrough and so on, when at the expense of the same zimgor, but if anyone is interested, let him look, it’s not the time to explain in detail what it is? this is kabbalah, a special organization in the restaurants of the rich wrote off bills, allegedly in support of the army. this is impossible. here is commercial, and here the state does not exist, commercial or the state. it is now all common russian russian e about the un and why resolutions are being introduced there or not on yellow vests, what are the americans contributing? yes they lean to the coalition. yes, trinidad is baga, yes there is belize, yes, there are many more, but they rely on some kind of coalition. they are in grenada to check the intervention on the coalis, that they strongly barbados there . they needed this is their style, and now russia has a problem with the coalition. yes, there is, belarus, but we know that this problem cannot be postponed until later, who, together with russia, on the basis of what

program, where these kpi are absolutely correct csto. i cis other forms. that's what will happen now, yes, uh, so the very other forms of which russia, uh, can count on your allies. by the way, who are these allies? we repeatedly ask this question, because it is impossible to resist the collective west without leaning on it. well, for a certain union, these are obvious things, and there are countries that are ready to be in this union, while for others , it is necessary to clearly and clearly formulate a program of what they will expect, which, uh, means someone will understand. there is simply no such thing as moscow's policy from some statements. this is clear and understandable. economic ideological military-political component. well, let's just say right now there are countries here that are simply obliged to preserve their current statehood, russia is kazakhstan kyrgyzstan tajikistan at least.

naturally. russia has the right to count on more active support from these countries, as well as from some others. well, another very important point. yes, there, uh, at the kiev regime. they are dancing the hopak; the poles are dancing; our fugitives are trying. and here is an interesting reaction to these events back. i would still call her restrained. you carefully looked. what do they write, uh, newspapers? they just dropped the military to me. the watch store is like this, and the review writes they are afraid that russia may start buying polonaises, these are missiles that the belarusians helped us, and the chinese create they shoot up to 300 km. and belarus, it is true, they say that there are small capacities, but nevertheless, the new york times is very reserved, and it is watching how russia is now reacting, how it organizes the troops. why are they waiting for retaliation? here is a very important point. what steps will russia take now in all areas

political economic information military the west is waiting for this, because, of course, uh, we all believe everyone here is sure those who watch us, the vast majority. we all believe in victory, we don’t think of anything else, but this victory will depend on these concrete steps, which are often formulated by society itself. i agree 100% and in general i think that it's time to throw off the gloves now to untie your hands. and i'm looking at the experience of the fight against nazism. yes, and we never hesitated to give an opportunity to those who hate nazism fought side by side with us shoulder to shoulder during the great patriotic war. but there were international brigades that were part or there, i don’t say there were french normandy neman there was also a polish component spaniards we, of course, that

is, i don’t understand why now it’s not possible to give those people who consider it fundamentally important for themselves to fight with nazism does not stand with us shoulder to shoulder. moreover, there were a lot of such volunteers at the very beginning of the operation, and in the arab world in africa, i am sure that in there are a lot of such people in asia throughout the whole operation. he is always limited. i say again, i don't know it shouldn't be great. let's say it doesn't matter what color the cat is, if it catches mice. that is why i, as a great lover of creativity, including alexei, he writes magnificent books related to chinese culture in a variety of respects and enlightened me. therefore, if possible, i will answer with such phrases from the chinese classics. so us, it means already simple right, we must win, so i'm not talking about philology i result. if we still don’t

buy planeta, i’m surprised why it’s precisely arkadyevich who talks a lot about what our iranian comrades have, newspapers accuse us of the fact that north korea is there, supposedly negotiations are underway. yes, i don’t see it, in general there are no problems with this, i’m sure that it’s more expensive to produce a projectile than in north korea alone. i’m not talking about this cost now, he said, the first marat is the first, after all, yes, a simple example of a simple night is important. and so. he also said that here north korean tilers work great there with top performance. by the way, in vladivostok they told me there, i'm just in the fact that they were quite america a few years ago there. well , no, now, as i understand it, we don’t give a damn about what america thinks, but i think that security and north korea can well provide themselves with a front

of work, that is, you just don’t need to interfere with the guys aleksandrovich well, there are some processes, which , it seems, seem to be outwardly unrelated, uh, to a special military operation, as if, in general, not has to do with russia, but nevertheless has. i'm talking about hmm the united nations organization, in the end now here's something else. i'm going to turn your attention to poland's recent actions. in particular, poland's claims related to payments. e with compensation for the damage caused during the second world war by germany in principle, i still let him make his claims. i'm not talking about that at all right now. this issue will be resolved and it has already been discussed many times by the german bundestags. poland knows all these things. one phrase surprised me. hmm well, i don't know, it's true in the translation, but i think that the translation is still correct, in which poland is going to receive reimbursements from germany.

since among the victims were citizens of jewish nationality. this is the wording of the citizens of jewish nationality, which was voiced from warsaw, but it is not just outrageous, starting with the fact that this is a purely anti-semitic entry, ending with the fact that i want to remind you that in fact it all started with polish jews, that is, not with citizens jewish nationality, and slippery citizens who were jews, and this is not about a philosophical understanding of who is a jew. and who is not a jew, i just want to recall such a small story that many people know, but it is still important, and in 1935 it was poland that thought out the question of resettling its jews to madagascar and then about three and a half million jews lived in poland . they discussed this matter very seriously, a in the foreign office. poland, there was a committee headed by the then minister of foreign affairs, which are called the committee for the solution of the jewish question. it was only later that the germans

had a wensea conference, where the jew was finally decided. the poles started it all, and they discussed this issue precisely in the sense that let's solve this jewish issue in some way. now i just want to move on to nazism, and i want all these questions to make it clear. and uh, when the nazis understood this and when the discussion of all these cases began, then, in general, a situation arose in which the poles did not accidentally raise this issue dzerzhinsky's birthday by the way, it is very important. yes, they were afraid of returning. uh, several tens, hundreds of thousands of jews who could return to poland, including from germany, in the first place they were very worried about fate, there were about 2.5 thousand polish jews who fought on the side of the soviet union in the ranks of the republicans in spain and they feared that it was these people who had combat experience, who had

some training. back. poland can start some action. against the polish government and lead, among other things, to some unrest based on the jewish question. and when this question began, it became clear that something must happen, and in 1938, at the initiative of roosevelt, a conference was held in which 32 countries participated. uh, when they resolved the issue. and what should we do with the jews, they then discussed the issue, and quotas for the resettlement of jews by polish jews. resettlement in other countries of the world, but i can tell you that in general all countries. every single country refused to take part in this, some did not participate in this conference. no, i mean western countries. yes, it is very important. by the way, it is important that i will come to the ussr now. this is a very important point. and so, when all these issues were discussed then, great britain said that they did not have enough space. denmark said that they have nowhere to take anywhere.

there australia was there all these they all refused. they all refused and did not want to introduce and change any quotas for the resettlement of jews, and then in in the same year, berlin received a telegram in which, in fact, the position of all these countries was stated, in which, in this telegram, it was absolutely precisely and clearly stated. and now, of course, i will say conditionally, dear comrade. adolf hitler or mr. dolph hitler, we will not accept jews, so you do whatever you want in 1939 , an organization for the resettlement of jews. i don't remember exactly what it was called. she simply called out for help. all these countries to change. i'm a bit quota. give the opportunity for jews to leave somehow, and to this, in principle, uh, the uk said, well, we can’t, but everyone who comes. e over this quota. we are ready to accept them if they pay 1,000 pounds sterling for each visitor. i want to say that 1,000 pounds at that time was

gigantic money, crazy money, the dominican republic said we premium 100,000 jews, and then, under pressure from the usa, they refused it. i will not continue long this story is over. she is what poland deprived the citizenship of those jewish citizens who were not on the territory of poland do not suppress the possibility of returning back to their country. and then these people accumulated on the border between germany and poland, and things were already going to 30. it was already almost the thirty-ninth year, everything was going to this and it became clear that these people had nowhere to put the issues. the final solution of the jewish question had already been resolved for the germans. it’s clear how shavu also decided this question for himself, and then it became clear that these people were thrown into nothing, that’s how it started the holocaust, because these people were sent to camps to destroy extermination camps appeared a little later, but at the beginning there were concentration camps and camps where you send tens of hundreds of thousands of jews, then others appeared, therefore, when

poland today allows itself to open its mouth and say that they were jewish citizens . this is typical polish anti-semitism, which needs to be understood. and when we talk so much today about e-nazism, about the need for dynastification. so it's all spinning in this field, because no one is discussing it. let's. today we will return to those thirty countries, or how many were there, exactly which then refused to accept these people. today they all talk very beautifully about the fact that russia, the soviet union, or rather, and, uh, germany stand on the same plane. i think they should be condemned. so i want to remind you that according to the results of the appeals of the jewish organization to various countries, only the soviet union gave its decision that a certain part of the jews were subject to quotas. they allowed these jews to come through the soviet union to japan from where they got further already according to some quotas. uh, to some colonies of the

netherlands to south america somewhere else. i don’t know how many hundreds of tens or tens of thousands of people managed to save the fact in this way, it remains a fact - the soviet union did it and it is known that it is described in the poison of your israel. whoever does not believe can go to these pages and see all this. volodya still wants to talk about the united nations for a couple more minutes, but hmm, it’s clear what is at stake, but for me it has recently become especially in recent weeks. it became clear to me. and why is germany so actively behaving in the matter of supplying weapons to ukraine and in general in support. ukraine, here i have such a version. i still assume that germany received some kind of assurance from the united states of america to get a seat as a permanent member of the security council. have conversations. they have been fighting for a very long time under trump. uh , uh, trump was addressed by merkel, as far as i know, she received a cruel answer. he didn't even talk to her about it. it was all

it was swept aside and there was no talk of it at all, but during the baidan the situation changed, and 2 years ago you were in 2020, that is, include germany there and also transfer the status of nuclear powers. we are talking about india, but if you read, then japan and germany still recognize their status as the winner, and exclude the russian union here, in order to finally just wipe the legs of the yelta under the ladies' configuration. i propose to look, by the way, here, if we return briefly. sasha, you know about it , and many people cover up for a while. here we are laurel held a conference with compatriots 2 years ago. lavrov says to the jews from germany, he says, listen, you have to pay the germans, pay the jews in the blockade. uh-huh, but you don’t want to pay the russian blockade, you do n’t want to pay anything.

yes, now the poles have gone down this path, by the way, they must remember that if they now come out on insisting on indemnities, then the agreement on tehran forty-third year that poland receives a gigantic part of the territory. uh, germany needs to be taken back too, because then there was no corresponding government of poland to which they can now refer, but still the clown returned. hmm, there is a document from the german foreign office in january this year. i recommend this document to look. i will put it a little later in my telegram channel in this document, the german ministry of foreign affairs referred. the price of a certain agreement of the four countries is really japan this is brazil india and germany four countries, as they call them g4 agreed from 2020 about what they will pursue the idea of ​​the meaning of reforming the un and how this will happen, uh, a separate issue, but there are three points that germany is very much interested in

, of course, the issues of reforming the right century. and this is a question of reforming the security council. but if one can argue about the passage, then it clearly follows from this document that germany is pursuing the most important goal of obtaining a seat as a permanent member of the security council, and rightly so. as you said together with japan that, in general, absolutely completely perverts the original idea of ​​creating the united nations. but if this is my version, it is correct to some extent, then it becomes me. clear. why, uh, germany willingly gives up its uh, i would say privileges in obtaining cheap electricity in exchange for the united states of america to receive a place as a permanent member of the security council. yes, an important point about the un sash, i think that the point is not that she is there to bargain for something for herself this place. indeed, there is a plan to finally close the issue with the system of world relations, existing after