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i'm not suggesting calling on med sergeyevich dmitry peskov, basically, he says, contact the ministry of defense, understandably, because this does not concern his sphere. yes, yes, it is clear that there are specifics, but, uh, the president addresses the administration. no, i just watch a few times, like, uh. well, as, probably, most people, civilian terms of regroupings evoke certain emotions, and the lieutenant general, the gurulev, is a very experienced person. he says, well, that's what it's called in military language. that is. here is what they have military it is called so. well, it's just that when the military speak their own language, it is also necessary for someone to speak a human, let's say, civilian language. yes, a translator needs a person who simply creates a picture of the world does not set out. her dry regrouping language sets out to help people understand what's going on helps. well
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, you know, as if, to be honest, here is another parallel, because, when levitan read the reports, you could even feel the timbre of his voice, but he did not write them. no, he did not write them, because, but it's very, very important just that yes, people sometimes, that people sometimes hear something, even in intonation, of course, uh in that, yes, it's a hard time. yes, uh, there are serious miscalculations, there are no people who are not wrong, but uh. it's one day. and the battle is big and all this is long, and it will definitely end. it is clear to everyone. we are present here than our victories but people should not lose optimism at some moments , or at least u realize that they are still on some kind of solid ground, uh, understanding of the process, and not just getting today's that everyone was stalin's people's commissars.
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e no i mean, which possessed nerves and optimism to perfection. hello we suggested this to vyshinsky solovyov. so it's okay, you know, we're namesakes. uh, he was a lawyer, uh, a man, so to speak, but good endurance, who went through a good school, and i think and i repeat that it seems to me, it seems to me, and a diplomat, and it seems to me that, of course, it is very important that such a figure that uh, then at the end ends. i could answer questions from a reporter. what is important too? this was discussed a lot, including with people in uniform, of course, yes at the last round table. we yes-yes-yes, of course not enough. yes, and besides everything else, there are not enough, some structures, but which would explain to civilians, in general, what the tactics of the strategy are going on within the framework of what is accessible and possible, well,
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well, just explain what and how to decide, by the way, in the time of levitan after all, everything was for the sake of receivers were seized, only cymbals were removed, but you went explanations of the newspaper, that is, people listened to levitan's report and then read the reports of the front. about our heroism. eh, there are people, 28 panfilovites, they thought, yes. and if what was not so shot then was then the problem was the lack of information itself, you understand? we remember very well. for a long time it was difficult for me to understand, i entered the museum in my native dnepropetrovsk and they told me that it was underground. the organization was engaged in distributing leaflets simply with reports from the ford bureau. i could not understand what what is the level of heroism, and then, when i started to deal with information, i realized that a person in an information vacuum, he, uh, is deprived of any serious ones, therefore, yes, information is uh, it is a huge support, especially in a crisis situation, but here ukraine information bubble. yes quite right, but now there is an excess of information and
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i repeat almost sometimes it is very important that someone create some kind of picture of the world from this of these scattered pieces of information and show the most important thing after all. how the process develops in this regard, it is very supposedly still tells, as they say. this information is very important. and you said it says, well, military censorship, of course it is needed, that is, from the very beginning. yes, but all through military censorship, people used to read and listen more, but now they somehow like to write more. you understand with the advent of social networks, not being specialists. they are already assessing everything that happened in advance. i know him vladimir i have the impression that success in the kharkov direction has become a surprise not only for the allied forces, but also for the ukrainian army. i still remain of my opinion, i believe that when planning the counteroffensive, they still planned to deliver the main blow to the kherson region. this is correct from a political point of view for them. it
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would be much more success in the kherson direction would be politically more significant, because, firstly, we are talking about an integral region, the regional center of the north crimean canal, and you can continue this indefinitely, because from a political point of view sight of the capture of two dozen villages or three dozen. everything, it is incomparable with the success that could have been in the kherson direction, therefore they did not succeed in the kherson direction, and obviously this is a failure of the counteroffensive. initially, when they planned, this is a counteroffensive, as far as i know, in the direction of kherson. they planned about 15,000 people, and about nine at kharkovskoye, but when all this didn’t work out there, they apparently worked out plan b, which, for some reason unknown to me, but nevertheless e certain success. they're here , they've succeeded, er, achieved. i uh, listening to vasil, he
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raised this topic here in relation to the arrival, blinkin. no one knows whether he brought zelensky's information about the negotiations there, or he didn't bring it, but from a political point of view. i believe that this may well be true, because it is in the interests of the united states of america, why do i think so, because these month and a half is a very dangerous period. e for united states of america we're on the verge of elections in the united states of america and, uh, if the situation in ukraine changes radically, and i see the stakes in this special military operation rise when it goes to a whole new level. yes, i mean attacks on their infrastructure, of course. it's scary, because one and a half months in these conditions. this is a very long time. and we still let's not forget the threat of resuming the offensive in the kiev direction. i'm just imagining a picture of the world for americans, if on the eve of the elections, russian
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troops are standing near kiev and asking painfully, yes , they will already forget everything that was. if the troops stand near kiev, therefore, they will ask, wait, dear friend. and where did you spend more than 50 billion dollars there to support ukraine like, uh, the russians got to kiev, how is this how to understand this? this will have very serious, in my opinion, political consequences, hence the very idea of a possible resumption of negotiations. it seems to me from this point of view. she to the americans very, very profitable, because we are the same. what is negotiation? let's remember minsk one or two. it's not that they came, sat down at the negotiating table, signed everything. and tomorrow everything was done. this is a long process. uh, this lengthy process. by the way, you can calmly go through the autumn-winter period, by the way. why not? well, let's sit down at the negotiating table. let's agree that we will negotiate and come to turkey every day or somewhere else to sit down at the negotiating table to sign something about something
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to discuss, we will freeze the conflict, we will not shoot, we are going through the winter, and then when the elections in the states are over, when the winter is over, we will resume hostilities and we will continue to do what we love. it seems to me that the idea of the americans is precisely this: do russia need negotiations or not? this is the business of the russian federation well, it seems to me that at the moment there is simply no subject at all to sit down at the negotiating table, and something could be concrete. uh, how specifically shall we say so to agree on as for the infrastructure, you know me, so i monitored ukrainian television today. i think for them it's actually, well, such a very serious cold shower. yesterday was euphoria the day before yesterday. there they rejoiced at their success. there the army of everything else is what happened to the ukrainian infrastructure. i think it's a cold shower for them. and this frightens the zelensky regime very much, why? first, he has nothing to oppose to this. so he, well,
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can't really protect the infrastructure. yes a secondly, he understands what economic and, most importantly, political consequences within ukraine can be behind all this. we are entering the autumn winter period. i represent cities with a population of one million. i'm just putting the success of ukraine at stake 20 30 40 50 everything and one, the city of kharkov with a million population, which is simply frozen without electricity. well, you know, the price of the issue, it is somehow well, it is not commensurate with zelensky - this is of course a challenge. because he can’t do anything about it , and i think he understands this, i see how much he is. well, such uh, some kind of nervous. well although the puppets, you know, they are all nervous, because someone is constantly pulling them. here, but it seems to me that in this situation, he is especially nervous, because he understands the consequences and the worst thing for them is that they still don’t speak in the public sphere . well, how can all this be read between the lines, if with such ease the russians
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move to a new level of conducting their own and begin to bomb the infrastructure, then in the next next transition, there may be strikes on the decision-making center, it also frightens them. and they they are also afraid of this, because everything is happening too dynamically, you understand, yesterday there was one event today with a macron, and a conversation with a macron. it seems to me that the idea of talking with macron was to give the kiev regime some kind of guarantee of their safety. it seems to me because i don't see what the macro might be about. says zelensky apparently, he turned to the macron with a request that in the evening as a gift in the decision-making center, at least in the city of kiev, so that they would not touch it, they are so, listen, every time, when we are discussing, johnson arrived, she arrived lena berburg, someone else arrived there, they are not just like that. you understand how the visit of such high-ranking officials is organized, until there is a guarantee of the safety of their
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movement on the territory of ukraine by this railway , no one will go anywhere from there. you know what's the matter, no one will come out. if there were no guarantees, and they would not be sure that the caliber would not fly somewhere, they would not have entered the territory of ukraine, they would not have stopped, but today they are not restlessly calmly driving, so i say it again, no one has come. uh, no, no today, it's not because i'm saying it again, here i am, in fact , it's a very serious blow, and i think they are very serious. he, uh, was treated with the understanding that this is, well, this is a completely different level of warfare and we cannot oppose anything to this, you know, i want to connect today. first, two facts. the first fact is that yesterday the work of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant arrived, all six power units did not they work frozen, and the cooling process begins. e these er, all six blocks.
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what does it mean? this means that ukraine lost its mind 22 dashes 25% of all energy of all generations, and e of ukraine and then continued at night and already today. e. well, especially the impact at night on the infrastructure, but just for the kharkiv chp in kharkov , these are two events in one, which is already 22% plus another ex-interest that ukraine is losing. you are the electricity system of the entire entire state. next god forbid events. they there were blows. there were strikes in other regions as well. if these strikes continue, especially under this one, this will, accordingly, further decrease what is called the generation of ukraine, you understand every day, or god forbid, every day ukraine will lose the supply of generation to a certain
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number of millions. uh, megawatts, definitely. this is not only taking parts there, the city of kharkov with a million population or the whole or part of the region of the south, but this can capture even further and the second consequence in order to provide these regions. it needs to be generated. west from the center ukraine is a colossal work and colossal costs, and it seems to me that perhaps zelensky or the one who advises him by showing these calculations. e, and. well, at least that's what i would do, if it were my competence, to see what we are already losing and what we can pull tomorrow, what we can lose, the day after tomorrow, this is not human resources, but it threatens, uh energy catastrophe to the state on the eve of another season, winter has not yet begun. this is the first event that these facts are linked and the second the event has not yet arrived, but it may be this week. i listened carefully once more to, uh,
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your president's statement in vladivostok regarding the grain deal. we discussed this, and then we talked about erdogan's reactions. and so this week. we all know that sco leaders, including others, meet in samarkand. uh, including president erdogan will come there and imagine for a second, and they voiced the agreement between putin and erdogan and the essence of the transaction will change or change radically, for example, both have this will decide. and it is physically possible to do that all the grain that comes from odessa with. well, from ukraine it only goes to africa , as putin said. here are mineral fertilizers, and there are such, we are ready to transfer to african countries for free, here you can also do it, you can do it, to disperse turkey, you can do it and no one will resist it. why am i saying that not only is the initiative moving to russia, this is unambiguous. so ukraine will lose more,
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you understand the sales market, this is not this. this is from the will of zelensky by the will of the leadership. ukraine does not depend on anything in this situation. it's just that either the grain goes to africa or it doesn't go anywhere. and these one and a half to two million tons that we want to sell, and to someone they are simply restored. and these, i even keep quiet. i can only imagine what putin and uh, the leader of china will talk about one meeting of this. if a ukrainian is shown that putin is with erdogan, putin is with the leader of china and zelensky is sitting to the president of ukraine, the whole look speaks to us. which the whole view banner well, this is what look at the whole world, look at the leader of india pakistan and so on, everyone gathers in uzbekistan where this whole world is, so it seems to me that, i repeat, maybe the mistake today is the leaders of ukraine in the first place the president of the president, who declares i will not
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negotiate with russia, this is uh, i would like to help ukraine i want to help her, but i can’t understand the logic here, i have only two events, that is, one fact, i said and another possibility of an event . further events will i'm not talking about the front. i'm not talking about attacks. i'm not talking about rocket attacks. i'm just saying for now that this is so. and what kind of situation do they want to see in ukraine, that is, it seems to me that in a better situation than the one that was here on saturday, we will no longer have ukraine for negotiations. and why should we delay or speak now? these are the statements we will not go, not negotiations. it seems to me that now you need to make every effort. remember zelensky once said that he invited the pope and the prime minister of israel whom only he did not want to see an intermediary in order to negotiate with putin, and here is the conclusion of the function of the
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macron, the president of france, she is still e, it seems to me that he cannot be discounted. after all, he still calls and vladimir hangs out talking to him. and how could he be a negotiator if he took one of the sides, he can be a negotiator to the other, in no way can he be a negotiator between russia and the united states of america if he is one of the parties is not a neutral side. wait, wait, wait you can't say that, you know? well, look, caesar 's name is natasha and erdogan, despite that. and then he has more reason to claim the role of a negotiator, because he did not conduct sanctions b- well, although a strong claim offers a platform for me. well, at least he said the right thing, that this is the situation. yes uh uh that the talks ended peace talks
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limitation of hostilities vladimirovich vladimir vladimirovich why raise the stakes of the human world in groups? why would the pope do this? at he still had some kind of economy. now wait , nothing at all, as soon as he hits. i won't give him a penny of money. by the way, you know, you yourself are talking about biden in the elections. give the election now goes to another. eh, the king will say, let's talk. and these negotiations in the interests of the bayda do not solve the essence of this conflict ; they are an absolutely tactical task of comparison. wait dear esteemed sirs, it is not necessary that there are winners in a military conflict; not everyone can necessarily be a winner. is not new warriors in the world now. this is how non -commitments are being carried out in the united states of america shame
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shame lost lost they singled out, and we did not lose all ukraine wipe off, and everything will be fine. yes, february, the president of the russian federation vladimirovich putin clearly formulated the goals and objectives of the special military operation today dmitry sergeevich peskov nikolay platonovich patrushev confirmed all the goals of the task of the special military operation will be fulfilled see you tomorrow.
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i think i just left yesterday. me too . imagine, i think it's unfair. but i know exactly what i want to live by the sea. now you have something to strive for in life. welcome native land, what do you think about it yourself. what can please life, except for a fresh corpse, the young lady fell from the seventh floor. well, what do you say, suicide, accident, or who helped she has a head injury on both sides? one is obviously from hitting the asphalt, and the second i will not guess. well , i think kasyanov will say after the autopsy. it's boring, you'll go here as a beautiful girl, we'll continue. they worked on this one together with nina petrovskaya. i need to
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look at her office. nobody has come here yet. no, no, i came first and immediately closed the front door behind me. haven't touched anything yet. then i went to the window. but somehow they dropped it, no, it was already lying when i entered, probably not much. ok. valera and i will take care of business. andrey petrovich probably wants to talk to the girl. yes let's start is there an option? i see that petrovskaya had
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her own office, she was the director no. okay , back to petrovsky, your team is small. as i understand it, how they treated, they were afraid , hated, maybe nothing like that. personally , the workaholic came before everyone else, god of all left. she divorced for a long time, there were no children, almost everything was given to work yesterday, she was late in the office. when you left, she was alone .
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yes, before i left, one guy came in, what the the guy you have any contacts left with their last name, maybe no, he didn’t sign up beforehand . and i don’t know how long he stayed with her, i left earlier. and who is he? what is he from where you do n't know either? maybe he vasilievna something i have nothing. andrey we will seize the keyboard and the mouse too.
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hematoma, which does not fit into the overall picture at all. and she hit during the fall or before i look at the building from the side of the window, where did she fall from? is there anything there that she could hit? i think she was hit with a blunt object and it's highly likely that it was strong enough to take her down. here everything that loves got better.
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guess so so so so i feel, you now agree that i'm leaving. recovered she valera does not want to tell anything there. listen, he's real. sewn up. today, the conclusion will definitely not be ready to tell anything. okay, let him tell. and what about valya in the office? is there anything new for petrovskaya? i have not yet managed to paint everything as it should be, but in general, there
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are a lot of different fingers in the office. even if we take and roll back all the employees and visitors, then, in principle, nothing will come of it. well, there were or what the word is not a boy, but a husband. but on the glass and window frame prints. no, they were wiped off, clearly something else, well, how did i investigate keyboard, here are the fingerprints of the dead on it. what would you be strange if they were not there computer? well, yes, but there are no fingerprints on the note, no other
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tell me what you know about petrovskaya worked a lot after all, a practicing lawyer on a personal level men. in the direct, she is a strong woman, but in order for everything to work out, it is necessary that the man be even stronger, and there are few of them now. we thought that something would work with the twig. sergey, a quite decent man got a job with us a year ago. true, he is not 5 years younger than vasilievna. well now it's okay not at 20, after all. so they had an affair, but it didn't work out. i'm telling you. yes , nothing, i won’t say, experienced promising
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specialists, as a person quite a normal person. and they had a relationship with petrovskaya, i don’t get into other people's affairs different gossip go, but it's not mine. conflicts on peter's bylina before what kind of conflicts? i beg you, if petrovskaya excused someone, it was always well-deserved and everyone understood this. tell me please what could this entry river x mean? yes, this is what or who? i have no idea. what is it? hello or something, i don’t know, i listen to ours more. tell me, you had a close relationship with
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petrovskaya nina vasilievna well, if you already gossip, probably a stupid operation. do you know that before you let out of the window of your office. petrovka left a note in which she named the reason for her departure - loneliness. no , i'm just wondering, if you were intimate with him, why did she feel so alone to settle the score of life? well, our relationship ended six months ago. why? it was her initiative, there were no colleagues with nina. our professional interests often intertwined, relationships or careers had to die out. and you have chosen a quarry. listen. i’m telling you, i
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decided so, someone’s relationship will be interfered with by this profession. he probably already snitched that we nina had conflicts about work. no, they haven't snitched yet. strange in our gadyushnik not everything is laid out yet. you don't get along well with your colleagues. petrovskaya also had conflicts at work in different ways. i don't think that's a reason to end life. not well with such and such a name is it really difficult to find a person. it's not vasya, it's not vanya, it's not petya, it's not dzhamshut, after all, simon well, this simon is nowhere to be found x river x
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river it's a hacker exactly phil i don't know how you do it, but you you will find me this hacker, nicknamed yourself, shake the computer guy next to what kind of parties they have on the internet, how they call these nicknames nicknames, that's it. act the direction. i gave you okay, i'll think there's nothing. just bring me here. hacker, nicknamed think for yourself there understood.
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you have no idea what an amazing discovery i just made. i just won't take it for granted. why did i need to be encrypted to invent that's the river x hacker. maybe she didn't want someone to accidentally see the tape and realize that she thought? i don’t know how to ask how things are with ours, by the way. information security management it's a free newspaper advertisement
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and where did svetlana secret go? you know, i have how to get a job, the decree immediately leaves. it looks like i have some kind of mark. i have wow corny, huh? men, of course, are strange people. 100 once there will be gifts to do and 100 times candy, but no, so i do not know a diamond ring. present there, some fragrant cheese. how are you on the personal front? i have no change on the personal front. i see you're not very happy about it. in my opinion, my campaign we make personal happiness ended in an inglorious
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well, are you tired? opera professionals stay tuned hands. you all need to be driven with a filthy broom, and your salary should be given to me petrovich this is because i know how to work. and you're just sitting out your pants. oh come on, petrovich, you just got lucky. hello hello you advertised in the newspaper computer security assistance to a former hacker. what about keeping secrets confidential
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? he is handsome. that right now. yes, i 'd like to meet you, right now. well, or as soon as possible. and when you can i wouldn't want anyone to see us either. we can negotiate somewhere on neutral territory. in an hour, in an hour, it will suit me very much. yes, very well. thank you. see you. ah that meeting through hour petrovich himself here. lead. well, where, although not? i'll go with you, i want to see it for myself. premiere
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it would not be necessary to explain for a long time that i understand all this. a tell me a former hacker, dima, and now an honest hard worker simon you recently provided services to a law firm, they had a leak and not on vasilievna hired me to figure out which computer was produced by evil? were you there on tuesday evening? yes, just nina vasilievna asked me to come up after work to there was no one at all. did n't see anything suspicious there. you have no idea since everything was dragged from me, something serious must have happened, right? how to say? either while you were in the office or after you left, nin vasilievna left
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her office through the window. damn, are you, are you serious or what? do you think you only clean because of your urge? i'm here at all to do with it, tell me everything in order. well, i worked there for two hours, probably, maybe more, uh, then vasily didn’t pay me off, i took the money and gone. everything is somebody. you still stayed. i don't know, but the secretary was out of the office. clearly , there were some problems. well, there someone broke their database, they lost the last few cases to competitors and did not forcibly consider that someone was passing on their secrets. you know, lawyers have their own secret troubles there. how the defense is built in court, all the same, how interesting it is to go home.
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on marina's computer you must remember the last cases that your firm did, right? in general terms, of course i remember there is a lot of cooked material true, that they were all lost. it's not really a relative term. yes, i understand, and yet it can be considered that the last cases were unsuccessful.
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well, as for the big ones, then yes, our director talked a lot with vasilievna on this topic. on elevated you can say so, but i don’t think that this was the reason or not, my heart didn’t say anything. do you understand? done locality users logged into this computer. there is remotely, but either someone hacked it, or someone merged it.
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good afternoon dear ones. this camera works works one name, if at my house the tv has been working for a long time outside the window. clearly , the deceased went to the computer and downloaded documents, then these documents were sent to the mail of the legal office of a certain ruslan opara , the owner of the legal office, a competitor to this particular office, the last serious cases were lost. that is why there was a frivolous conversation about the director of the office, where the deceased petrovskaya was deputy. perhaps, after that, his heart was seized, he was able to determine
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