relevant documents, it is clear that we discuss all this in the studio with our guests. meanwhile, israel refused to supply weapons to ukraine , defense minister benegans said. also against the supply of israel - weapons to ukraine, an experiment and opposition leader benjamin italianu spoke out. uh, throughout the territory of ukraine, an air alert was again announced today. uh, now it is already known that the explosions took place in vinnitsa, ivano-frankivsk, kiev and kiev region , chernihiv, details that will come in the course of the program. of course, we will acquaint you with them on the right bank of the kherson region. may become a big battlefield in the coming days. it is possible that during the offensive, the ukrainian nationalist regime may try to blow up the dam on kakhovskaya. and to inflict massive

strikes on cities and towns to repel the offensive, all necessary military measures are being taken this morning and uh, in the first half of the day, attempts at an offensive by ukrainian uh troops were thwarted. they retreated to their original positions with large ones. uh, big ones losses, as well as the evacuation of the population from e, the right-bank part of the kherson region, in order to save the life and health of civilians, president erdogan said that he had agreed with president putin to create a gas hub in turkey. hello europe and especially germany, inflation in the european union reached 10.9% in september, and eighteen eu countries recorded double-digit views, and ten of these. inflation is higher than in

russia, this is an unconditional record for the european union , meanwhile in britain, inflation is 10.1%, which is a record since 1982, the government of germany is ready to allow residents of the republic to buy up to 20 g of marijuana here, sarcastically, we can say that this is an effective solution to keep the population calm in the face of the energy industrial and financial crisis, and the european parliament suddenly decided to raise the issue of the resignation of ursula fondlein. she is alone. deputies have disposed of seventy-one billion euros in the purchase of vaccines against the coronavirus. here, listen. resign as president of the eka.

due to the fact that it is currently european, the prosecutor's office is conducting a criminal investigation into its actions, which was announced a few days ago. it is being investigated how the contracts between the european commission and the vaccine manufacturers were signed, this is what the audit chamber said in a report released a few days ago, i will quote. i see that for 21 years the commission has signed a contract on behalf of the lenov states in the amount of 71 billion euros for the purchase of 4.6 billion doses of vaccines against covid-19. this means that we bought 10 doses, vaccines per citizen based on contracts that will never be made public so the contracts that they signed

with these companies were uh presented in the investigation, as possible in the european union, which is meant to be a transparent way of using citizens' money, so i again i ask and call for immediate and unconditional balances. thank you. well, such a fresh vision unexpected here i think ursula fonderlya. no, well, he has a serious roof. you know andrew here. well it's some it is not clear what will happen to these deputies now the investigation of the prosecutor's office. 51 billion, represent some, by the way, full-fledged scars. they say, yes, full-fledged euros. despite the fact that in the investigation the text of the contract is smeared in black, that is, in principle, the deputies should not know what is in the contract, which, in principle, is, well, like, uh, well, like this is a state contract. in general? yes, it is fundamentally public in nature, and it’s not even that in the archive it is

smeared with black in the material of the investigation. well, that's how they fight corruption, it's not there, really, well on the one hand, he went into anderlen, on the other hand, of course, the speech of the president of russia, which we listened to before the start of our program. well, you know, of course, it is impossible to fight corruption with such methods, it is impossible to defeat it. i can’t believe my ears, it turns out there is corruption in europe too. imagine how it is, maybe i don’t understand at all how it is, maybe the amount of such 71 billion is the budget of ukraine, so you don’t understand the executive branch. we have all this ukraine 39 billion was, and here as much as 7 uh 71 billion euros, but i think, you know, here is ursula fondula's attempted resignation. i think this is not a reason, this is a reason to get hooked. in fact , her actions have long been annoying. this is how i understand european businessmen who understand the consequences of what the agent of influence of the united states of america is doing at the head of the european commission. well, it actually destroys the

european industry. yes, and german in the first place. well, that's why i think there are certain forces within the european union itself that, of course, wanted to to send the chief gynecologist of europe to resign, because it causes certain economic damage. including, that is, certain processes or the consequences of what began in ukraine, it has its consequences, including in politics within the european union itself, now on ukrainian affairs. you know, i 'm sure, not that. i am convinced that in any weather, no matter what anyone says, but the counteroffensive will be in what direction it will be, i can’t say more georgian. yes , of course, of course, will it be kherson or there uh north north direction, but i think that there is one more point that is little spoken after all. this is a nuclear power plant, zaporozhye and such attempts to speed up the daytime. yes, today we had two moments reported that

37, uh, medium and light boats were attempted this morning. uh, about 90. uh, servicemen of the ukrainian regime. uh, they were destroyed. uh, the remains of these boats are also underway. uh, they retreated about the fact that 450 ukrainian military personnel were trained in special training in britain, if possible cross the dnieper and take precisely objects of increased danger. well, that is, all these things are absolutely obvious to me. now, uh, from the point of view , you understand, uh, information bomb, of course, the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is a more attractive object, as i think, because in fact an attempt to capture or a successful capture of this plant, of course, would cause. well, it would just be an information bomb. i think that this direction needs to be monitored constantly, because there is a threat that they will go to uh, this kind

attack and there is actually very little time left here, if we are talking about the fact that after all ukraine is a factor inside american politics, of course, they need small or big victories in terms of the expediency of attacking kherson. i think this is strategic for them direction. here , but to quickly take kherson is, well, the task is impossible, the fact that kherson is strategically important for them is not even not so much, kherson, when i say, kherson must be understood as kherson. this is crimea kherson this is crimea this is the gate to crimea, that is, if for them it is important, and for them it is important for the americans and the british, of course, crimea is a much, important territory. than all other territories combined. well, by and large, firstly, this is a blow to russia, and secondly, they want to control the black sea and the loss of crimea for them , in general, was a real disaster, therefore, they will certainly move in this direction. i listened to the, uh,

special operations commander yesterday. i think he said very important things. and even me it seems that these things should have been heard by the ukrainian military, what he is really talking about when he spoke about bratsk, even about a single people. yes, but at the same time, he emphasized several times that he and in general this entire special military operation is directed against the regime against the regime. here from at least, from lips of high-ranking officials. i hear. this is the second time. the first time i heard this from medvedev when he spoke directly about the dismantling of the ukrainian criminal regime, yes, i mean the regime zelensky and the second time. i heard this from uh, the commander of the special military operation. he emphasized that it was not about well, he didn't say the word occupation. yes, but he said we would like to see a friendly state. that is, what it says, and he says that, in principle,

they do not encroach on the statehood of ukraine, provided that ukraine is a friendly country with respect to russia, it seems to me that those in ukraine who took in the hands of weapons and believe that they are fighting for the sovereignty and independence of ukraine, which we lost before we started with this trunk back in the fourteenth year. we have completely lost it. and , by the way, suraikin, by the way, said in his own speech, otherwise we want to restore the sovereignty of ukraine, that is, to allow them to be freed from the influence of the west and nato, he emphasized this in his speech. that is, it seems to me that these are extremely important messengers that you just need to rethink and understand in order to understand who in general. what goals and objectives have you set for yourself during the implementation of this special military operation. yes, understand well. eh, spiridon pavlovich but you are right too. yes , indeed, the commander-in-chief of the forces,

a special military operation, said this. but at the same time, friendly ukraine is not under the influence of western countries and nato. well, this is a hard to imagine reality. that's because, of course, well, starting from zelensky ending with tinned and the whole pack, including arresters from far away and shmogol and kuliba. yes, this whole neck, this whole neck of lika is well, absolute agents. and this called the ukrainian regime. i would say, so i would say from myself, this is called the ukrainian nationalist regime, because what happened to ukraine e. well, i mean it to me, here's what it would look like. uh, ukraine fell completely into the power of the united states through the establishment of the dominance of the nationalist regime on its territory. yes, uh, uh,

you understand what the matter is, consideration of the question of the existence of any ukraine is possible only if there is no such nationalist regime, because because he is what completely deprives the ukrainian people. and uh, in general, this territory is an opportunity to have some kind of subject state. this , too, must also be understood. yes, andrey, i would like to say, after all, that our president made a speech at the ongoing military security council. this is a very interesting solution. they were welcome. we are entering a really winter period 2 weeks before the us elections on november 8, this really affects the activity of ukraine kiev. i agree with spiridon then what will remain, yes, that is, the key is like this from memory, for now. maybe they will prepare for us some kind of squeeze later, but the key is martial

law. uh, the special council is a very interesting martial law, uh, the four regions of the russian federation have special councils in these regions, like yes, a coordinating council at the level of the entire state at a very high level, which will lead. uh no, the prime minister is the prime minister. yes, of course not the rate, well, you know. these are the words right there, i will say this again. you pay attention. yes, what is manipulating words is ukraine 's favorite thing, that's the rate of the term of our heroic soviet history. yes, and zelensky specially dragged him to his place in kiev. dima wants to go there. well, and he thinks that he will be able to manipulate the creation of people in this way, of course , not words are important to me now, but the meaning and meaning of yes , those decisions that are made by the president. here are

the most basic ones. i just listed them just to comment, of course, on the military situation. really. just then limit the special importance of local government. it's a matter of providing security, first of all, of the civilian population, if we are talking about this, the first topic of the second, of course, this radiation council headed by shustin, that is, a great force. please note that this is horizontal. if there is often a defense there, the president and so on. there are people who deal with direct pv-reality, of course. there is the state council, these are the governors, that is, this structure is working on the horizons. this is our federalism action. that is, how does the federal system enter into a military war situation? actually. this new it means layout. here are the responsibilities, at all levels it’s quite interesting, yes, decoding is already underway. yes, we can pay attention to some other options. putin instructed sobyanin to get involved in ensuring the coordination of regions to interact with the

federal center when creating headquarters for cyrobots. this is a very important emphasis, because they, of course, have a federal version of this. here he is, the leader, in fact, federalism turns out, because he has a larger subject. this is moscow and you see, if he is instructed, they are building a completely unusual and interesting system that should take into account all the advantages of our federal federal federation, and there is one more point, of course, to which we are waiting for this concerns the economy. in this case, it is really necessary to somehow define, perhaps, the american experience of the forties. maybe these are more experiments, somehow we need to build in these appeals and expenses, which we will now take away for defense. yes , while you make them profitable, make them so that our economy does not spin up. here is to create some a special economic model specific to the given conditions. it's a lot of work, but in this regard. if we do this, we will simply not be defeated. eh, i think you're right about that . well, here i am what i'm looking at, yes, even er, you need to understand that we always deal with

the process like this. hmm, and the process is very complex. i have spoken about this many times. once again emphasized here, we must understand that this is the process of february 24th. yes, and we are dealing here, from my point of view, with a process that, well, there roughly speaking from the seventies in the last century. yes, this is the moment when we decided that we would not fight anymore. and in general, we decided to take a coastal approach, you know? well, we will not fight anymore, and we decided then, by the way, the consequence of this decision was the signing of the helsinki act, that we will fight, we will no longer stabilize ourselves, how interesting, yes, we decided our politburo decided hotly, beloved leonid ilyich all the soviet people, then understood this and decided all the end of the wars in the seventy- fifth year. yes, yes, but maxim e with afghanistan is a completely separate story, because if you penetrate there, yes, inside this afghanistan, just

what was it an american provocation, you can discuss separately, whether it was necessary to lead on it or not, but then we, well, just this can be devoted to american provocations. no need to hang not in the seventy-ninth not in the twenty-second big yes, yes, yes, yes, you understand? i don't know if i should or shouldn't. i don't know, because it's a separate topic, but you got me this. well, you won’t score with this remark, because i’m discussing. and by the way, despite afghanistan, notice maxim that then mikhail sergeevich gorbachev appears who speaks. yes, we are disarming in general, but we are giving everything away. yes? in general, you understand, and you tell me about afghanistan here. if you aim, well, confuse the clarity of understanding, then this, well, you are probably noble or not noble, but senseless enough. well, you will say, of course, max yes, look now, wait, let's go back and this is a long process from the decision that there

will be no more war to understanding. by the way that we are all with you we discussed together in recent years that, looking at the scale of the euro-world crisis, you and i are all here , we have all been united in recent years. they say that before that in the history of mankind such crises were solved only by military means, well, only by means of war, but here you are no longer yes, say two words . you just know, we were leaving the soviet union, the union collapsed we were reaching the peak of our military capabilities. you have received the latest aviation fleet launched a series of aircraft carriers. yes, buran run and so on, and we overstrained, of course, in this regard, we have returned to the understanding that we need to make a shield to make defense after the second chechen war, and then we did not have time in 2008, and then we really all have attention to our army to our equipment and drink something worth considering that we were strongly in the fifteenth

year of entering syria showed that we are already combat ready. so that's right. right. only about the peak of power. i'll tell you this, but the inertia of the military-industrial complex is scientific development. everything else really existed, the country was disintegrating, and buran was flying. this is true, but i am discussing a more complex process, which went directly, then into the nineties , and here i will not argue with you. they began to regain consciousness, by the way, the president said bluntly about this, that when he saw that the americans were out of the pro, he realized that a showdown was inevitable, this is the year 2000. this is a direct speech of the president. yes, as far as my goals are concerned, here i have one goal. dima, why do i go here to maintain an interested dialogue, including as a viewer, when in a long very interesting monologue of a respected host there was a phrase, for which i was hooked on and maybe 20 percent of our viewers, but i now considered it necessary. just

great. let's go, sit down. never been important. now, regarding the clarification of political relations. here they find out their suls fund of the drevlyans, this is interesting. i am, of course, a trend that we have noticed. here, of course, there is no need to harbor any illusion. and you, by the way, dmitry about it. they said that she has a powerful roof. well, in the european union itself, a powerful roof, because now the situation is not right for them. what and american max well, i understood that you meant american. i mean, first of all , the european one, because you have to be crazy to shoot one of the two key leaders of the european union in such a tense situation, but some questions are starting to be asked. i watched. i saw this deputy for the first time, his surname is so strange, he is from romania yes, it looks like a hungarian one. actually, for sure in an ethnic hungarian from romania i tried to figure it out. which of the factions of the european parliament he did not manage to represent

find. here there are some christian parties, that is, theoretically. he could be in that cdu, but he can enter, enter a conservative, yes, then a serious moment, if at some marginal not so serious, but the fact that these questions are asked by a publicly important reference point, we just make a note one more note, which could have been done in the last few days. this is what we mentioned , but israeli ukrainian. well, the scandal, and here, from the fact that it was not clear that this was a scandal, in fact, it reached the level of a scandal, because the ukrainians, peculiar to the manner, did not hide the fact that the minister of defense, benegans, refused to talk with his ukrainian colleague reznikov. and if you want to just live the exercise, as if for the audience to understand, it means several times in the press it sounded that five or six times officially the ministry of defense, israel refused an

official conversation with the ministry of defense of ukraine was written it was written in the press. and today, a kind of radical qualitative transition has taken place, because israeli defense minister gamps i said in plain text that i am the minister of defense of israel deciding what to deliver where and what not to deliver to ukraine, we miscalculated a little. they thought that at the level of conditioned reflexes. after the information appeared that the iranians were selling drones to us, the israelis would immediately rush into battle, discard all their uh judgments on this matter and start selling them weapons nothing like that and that one minor member of the minister’s cabinet. he spoke out in support of such sales nothing it means that all of his much more senior colleagues have already renounced him, so let's see, of course, what the elections to israel will bring very soon on november 1, but on the other hand.

if power changes, then they would not go over to netanyahu, who is even more reserved about supporting ukraine, he generally insists on strict neutrality. and even if the current government, which has certain issues in moscow, eventually takes a balanced position, but, most likely, the ukrainians, israel will not be able to rock e let's uh benny, we actually have a video, let's see where he talks about it. do you think the israeli government should do more. look, as you know, i am the leader of the opposition, maybe in 2 weeks i will screw this government. i hope, though nothing is guaranteed. but now i think they are already pursuing a reasonable policy, firstly, israel accepts a large number of refugees from ukraine , including jews and non-jews. they help with field hospitals, they help with humanitarian aid as far as weapons are concerned. always is opportunity, after all, it happened more than once that the

weapons that we supplied to one battlefield somehow fell into the hands of the iranians and were used against us. well, they have their own motivation. no, you understand, i want to say one thing about this. yes, that is, there is no charm or frustration, in general, as with all such events, one must look with a cold cold mind, but i already want to say something. you understand what's the matter. here, israel has several decades of experience of constant conflict existence under constant threat. and they have uh this reason and reason have not faded away, of course, because they immediately analyze the possible consequences of all their possible decisions, for example, unlike the european union, it is completely insane, but there is generally a special relationship of israel to this conflict, it is very different. well, from what i took out there with the conversations of people who live in israel

and so on. they have different views on this. there are for sure. well, in my opinion. eh, no one. rejoices most israelis will not rejoice. if suddenly israel starts uh, something supplying weapons is another matter. yes , indeed, hospitals, there are medicines and so on. that's all e supplied as far as ursunderlein is concerned. and this one in general is this story. i'm talking again. yes, there we can, uh, say that this is a trend - is it a serious political trend or are they simply marginalized. they speak at the european council. the fact is that this should be shown to our viewers, among other things. yes, at the level of the european union, at the level of the chairman of the european commission, uh, ursula fondalein, there is a solution. where share 71 billion? yes, and she had a reason for this. yes, to sign such a contract on behalf of all participating countries. this is the money of all citizens of the european union, and here with these extortionate pages and with

the contract and in general with the absolute opacity of spending such. clever sums, this must be shown so that people know that this is also happening, because not all of us have got rid of it yet. that's from this illusion that there, of course, there is no corruption. there are no scandals. no. in the same place, everyone is fluffy, they are all only for the people and for e, for him they please both and e, they think from morning to night, therefore, i think that this is exactly what we should talk about in this vein, well, there is, uh, such a story. and of course, uh, those important uh decisions that were made today. i think they have already been accepted. now. it's just concentrated. yes, in the documents already and so on. i turned. here, in addition to what colleagues have said, are very important things. i drew attention to the fact that the president said that a special role is now assigned to the governor, and indeed to their administration. and what depending on what position they are in is clear what is at

stake. and belgorod and kursk in the rostov region, yes, which are nearby, which are under attack and so on, that those powers that they will give them the opportunity. they have not declared martial law there now, only in the new territories, but judging by what the president said, a very serious declared, an average level of response. and so let's go from the south and so crimea krasnodar e, voronezh e, rostov to voronezh bryansk yes, kursk belgorod yes and, accordingly, as i understand it, the governor in and including yes, creating headquarters those that will be like in the nineties, now it will be clear what is needed. how much do you need? uh, so some supplies, some help there. uh, from other regions and so on. i think this is a very important thing. i absolutely agree. here with a colleague about the fact that just now the federal ones. yes

, our federal federal devices. it must also play a very important role here . well, you know one more thing memories. yes, long-term discussions, but is it right that our governors are so strongly included in the state system? not regional. look here and here. yes, here. let’s take it, even though there is a pandemic, yes, which was now, that means, uh, a special military operation, and it’s completely clear that here is a governor, who, on the one hand, is part of the state’s large system of statehood. and it's been like this for a long time, well, it was being rebuilt and the powers were being reduced there, they were looking for, they were delegated, and so on, but on the other hand he possesses. well, so to speak, with all the power necessary in the region. he can make a decision , and it seems to me that if we still have all this andrey here, absolutely to the right, we will work it out again. we

can get yield yes indeed a new quality well territorial and state administration, dear presenter remembered the times. brezhnev and, as a matter of fact, as it was said that the rejection of the war was so, there will be no war, but then there was another, but a very serious event. i remember him from childhood, in my opinion, in germany, either helmin schmidt was the chancellor, in general, they gave us a wasteland in the village and said, if you clean your children, that is, we are little teenagers. this will be your football field. we cleaned up and played. and then one morning , somehow we come to play football, and there is a helicopter , we approach, uncle, why did you sit here with a helicopter, well, in general, a helicopter in general, that this is our football field. he says all the children are a football field, there will be no more gas pipeline. i say as a request. what are we here we are then children then adults pipes are huge we understand then gas compressor stations began to be built there in the khust area, that is, something, well, began to change, in general, the way of life began to change. you see, it was the mid-seventies, then the soviet union and germany, having defended the pressure of the

united states, began to build gas pipelines and oil pipelines from here? the raw material from there was also an economic technology, a component of the fact that the world is a pisyupisny world, now everything that the northern streams blew up went to everyone. it seems to me that this is the epoch, that's how construction is. it ended, and when the nord stream was blown up, it is clear that i will explode. well, this is my metaphor, personal now about ukraine is that today shelling continues again, and substations. e. here, if we take western ukraine yes, here is the bushtyn thermal power plant. uh, shirkovskaya station, ivano-frankivsk region, ladyzhenskaya, vinnitsa region, went along it, and so on. as a matter of fact, you understand, that is work. i’m pilaf is a bad word, but the work of the armed forces of the russian federation, it is a daily systematic ironing of everything related to the energy system of ukraine and, unfortunately,

i understand it. well, well, people ask , they call me, they say, listen, there you are, a comma, their boy. maybe even sour pochinok fraction, damn it, teasing. well, the joke is a joke, but you understand dmitry, even i didn’t understand this already. yes, they say that in russia in moscow they asked this one like that. well, the leadership is no kind of rest. he will give some breaks to announce. this is not a joke. this is such a know tears, because, well, really the temperature is dropping. uh, in ukraine, the average temperature is already falling, it started to rain after rain will start freezing. ah, electricity is not enough electricity. uh, turning off turning off, systematically the authorities are asked not to turn on the electricity. there seven until 22:00, that is, life in ukraine freezes and freezes, not only economic hush up. here are the people presented. well, what should they do? it’s cold, and in this situation

, digitalization has reached a large scale. you now have a digital firewood portal. the state sells firewood through a digital portal . the population of the federation is the state word. i am once said this phrase, that when in the thirteenth year in the month of december people brought to the maidan in kiev these big barrels and the grass delivers there. and they warmed up. food was cooked there. he this smoke was stank of everything with this smoke, well, as it were, the air of freedom, but the stench, from this harry was and now this maidan has entered the minimum apartment for everyone, because everyone buys potbelly stoves and buy firewood and this air of freedom. he seems to be intoxicating, but i don’t know if we could then smell this ghar so that now this smell was transferred to every house, every apartment. good question, but i raised this question as much as we argued, but even now the problem is with and, of

course, what i want to complete. i don’t see not only an attempt to talk, well, relatively sober or i’m not talking about calm, i’m talking about ukrainian television, but the media and the statement of politicians that we ran into israel’s refusal it was obvious, because reznikov traveled in the summer israel could not reach an agreement. he is there, well, in general, uh, they quarreled. that's where they kicked out, and he came to ukraine said. well, israel will not give us this iron dome system, because it does not suit us. well, it's bad for us, it doesn't work, you know? what i'm doing is not deliberate steps, but some kind of statement. uh, well, sharp children's - it does not give anything useful in ukraine and finally the end, if we twitched to kherson and we yanked like that. if we, god forbid, in someone’s head , some commander, military chief military commander or top, he

will come up with the idea to give an order to blow up a criminal commander dam and flood. you understand this, this will be a crime against humanity. and it 's a crime. no one will move away from him and will not get away, because these are the citizens of ukraine who live there. and to give the command to drown the citizens of ukraine is not just to kill them to drink. it seems to me that no one will get away from this. come on, you don’t know, i ’ll tell you, it’s no american elections that will help you so i’ll tell you. for eight years now he has been killing his citizens in the donbass for eight years perfectly, knowing that every time you shoot, you shoot at civilian object that you are killing civilian that you are killing children 8 years old understand? this transition into the consciousness that this is possible has been completed long ago. and if it were possible to get something from these, uh, natsiks who settled there, uh,

it is impossible to achieve appeals, russia has been trying for 8 years to decide to do all this . in general, it is impossible, there is no precedent in the world, for such efforts to be made to resolve all this peacefully. i vasilyevich will briefly say and remind you. always remember the tears of donbass children. this is how their tears come back to you. i'm with i said from the very beginning, and you will not get away from this, you from human beings, this is a project. and now, look, here's what you said, it's important. i agree with you, you need to understand that this is not gloating. yes, of course, we did not want either , of course. well, just, well, just for those who are now. uh, now they ask a question in kiev other cities. and about their courtyard dear tears now in the donbass i say when you commit crimes. this crime takes you and does not let go, it starts to walk in circles alone. this

the tragedy of your state of your people. you could n't get rid of those screamers, those cows. this is again important to eat. that's if these are really deep. we are discussing moral things, you know, it’s still very much. just your favorite date is april 15th. it's already begun. russia even went so far as to create such a demonstrative component, creating all the conditions, if there was a subject. yes, all the conditions are created, the external mortal threat hung la-la. if you understand that sit down further and i will subscribe no one you didn’t sign you, he didn’t sign , you know, and in principle, and since april 15. could no one die and whose responsibility is asked right here, well right here on april 15th. whose responsibility will not go away 8

years ago. it's just that you mentioned that they are seriously pouring now. yes, tears are shed and blood is shed, but zelensky did all this in this sense. stavy at the table and broke the istanbul agreements. sorry rake. oh, so, well, i wanted to return, so, to the words of putin, i listened to him. e performance. i outlined two important points that he, but seriously emphasized, in addition to those that he listed, there and so on. this is responsibility. he urged everyone to treat this responsibly, which he says, the second is the migration party to treat means attention to what is perceived, there and so on. and so, it means that with this, from this point of view, here is the responsibility. i would like to clarify and not to clarify, but to ask that if there is such a thing through the social situation. yes, the situation there is creating such new structures and so on, but some special, er, special functions,

special departments are needed. i don't want to say, there's inkvd death, because some are twitching. well, at least a special department, especially with powers that will closely monitor the precise implementation of these presidential orders. she shouldn't be. that's what he said you need to eat. that's right. let's go and start doing our job, and write there that everything is fine. here it is, i would like to give you a hint, hard personnel second migration processes. you know, here i am from my personal experience and the experience of that many of my friends of acquaintances applied, there and so on with the problems of the migration service. this means that this service is under strict supervision. because it seems to me, my subjective opinion, that this service is not happy that the russian population of donbass is taking russian citizenship. i don't see joy. i see, look, every time they create obstacles for these citizens who want to obtain russian citizenship back and forth, back and forth to drive. but look, i'm just right again you say, uh, it means for the citizens of donbass they

are no longer a problem, because i know in a couple of weeks. e will start issuing passports directly with local registration stamps in local departments. 2-3 weeks. it's just weird. here, what are you right about? what are you right about? and? well, for example, we have an announcement for all other citizens of ukraine to come, but i don't think so, and i think you're right about that. i don’t think that it’s quite simple here, yes, right there, i’ll generally say such a thing here. yes, they said i don't think that it's quite so simple it's not just excellent at all. if the speedometer knows the name of the hide. yes, i will legalize your stay on the territory of the russian federation for a citizen of a citizen of ukraine, this is a very difficult matter, but at the same time, look, there is an understandable security issue, but you can hide behind it. that's the right word for safety. i

ask the deputy security council to take strict control over the activities of the migration service. and then we'll see who's the saboteur. so, here, if mr. medvedev sakharova will go. you know, there is such a point, such sakharova is the moscow migration service, he will come there to tell him a little. who are you, what are you talking about? i said, and i think i will hear. what control? come on, come on, wait there. let's wait, first of all, today's decisions, if in the southern part of this question, yes, let's wait for today's decisions, if a little more abstractly, here i am here i rarely share ideas in public, but i want to share my idea. we need at all line up. the whole activity of accepting new citizens into russian citizenship and not only ukraine or the former post-soviet states. now europe will start to freeze. there will begin

a european dictatorship in one form or another. yes, and often, by the way, nationalistic, and even 10 million. and yes, and you need to understand how and where these people will leave. and in general, it would be right to create a reception activity ahead of time and start organizing it with this. that would be right my point of view is short strong. come on through operational questions. we don't know what this decision will be premier me children 15 years old can't get a russian passport 15 years old finished russian. and i wanted to say this about the friends fund. we will replace, please, that this is still not just some kind of corruption, the first vaccine was russian and in general, and now, in order to block its path to world markets, then this frontal huge amount of money was simply invested by the american phrase company. there is russian light, not that trace is the basis of this estonia, that's what the replica is about. yes and here i am to that

just what is very figuratively. ah, vasily told. eh, just recently. yes, there yesterday, or something, the bayer clinics - this means speaking from the chairman of the tpg of the social democratic party of germany. i said that his party with the dpg at one time made mistakes in the direction of russia there it is, that is, that's all that's the story that you were messing about telling. they now admitted they admitted it was a mistake that we we thought it was. what is it, then they reached my data, you see? yes, well, as you understand now this is a bug and they're going to fix it. uh, that is, now they don’t want to build a world together with russia, but to defend themselves from russia, maybe now yes, we’ll break for advertising now, and then i’ll show you this story. uh, verbuc bedrooms, here, which is going to defend itself from russia, this is a very curious story. especially against the background of what you have or discussed and against the background of a

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uh, this is a program, who is against it on channel russia 1 , we continue our discussion, we don’t have much time in the final, but i’ll show two stories side by side and immediately give you the floor for a conversation one. here is lena berburg. and it's a new generation european politicians are not the one that pulled the pipes. here's what she said. questions sound frivolous saying they say. let's arrange it already, after all, negotiations are not so important for every part of ukraine. we are ready to compromise, so that we finally have peace. i want clear and clear. even if it is important in the current opinion we have discussions, especially in these times you there lies the essence of a strong democracy. that is, in my opinion, a very naive position. in europe

, security is needed not from putin's russia, but putin's russia has chosen a new strategy perfectly. and i'll show one more video from france, uh, so it's private. i'll tell you right away, a private channel, channel 8 e c8, on which there was a discussion, and then there was a vote. look, the president of russia speaks regularly, in fact, explains his position, and we clearly have people who do not listen to him at the beginning, he was promoting, in a certain way, his company in ukraine a. then he was tickled a little by the northern stream, then by the crimean bridge. and he chose to answer instead so that everyone sat down at the table and said well. we understand that, finally, you are far from being weakened. you are not so sick hidden. after all, he continues to travel around the world. instead, there were only endless lies. he says, by the mustache, and we immediately announce very quickly that we will continue

to arm ukraine, so we believe that france is at war. i think we should really stop arming ukraine because finally, it's time to reconcile and put an end to this conflict. well, let's, let's see what our viewers think. should france continue to send weapons to ukraine no 76%. it's incredible. well, it's interesting, yes, it's interesting, it's clear that the sample is specific. yes, but this is a national channel. he broadcasts throughout france. here is the national french economy. and here is germany, france. you see, i am comparing two countries that until recently were representatives of such a moderate weighted camp in the european union; now germany is declaring that, for example, it will not continue to issue schengen visas to those russians who do not have an account in european banks. but no

one has something in the european bank and it is impossible to open it. that is instead of plain text. well, as the poles and lithuanians say, we will not let anyone in. they use such a jesuit method, the french went, they said, no, we will still give out as human beings, but in france after all. ah, adequate government in germany, unfortunately, and this is a big problem, in fact , we have yet to realize it. what's the trouble happened last year, when this new coalition was formed and the greens entered it, because sometimes we have disputes with you, dmitry . is it worth it to pay such attention to the elections in certain countries. you say he does not change, but we should be interested in it. now, if a large coalition had been preserved in germany, the social democrats, who had done everything, then what vasyl was talking about, their christian democrats merkel and we remember merkel now. although, they seem to be at risk that it is generally all arrows will fly. she said that still there can be no european security without russia

, and what does she say? berg, the greens, in fact, destroyed both germany and europe in many ways, and maybe we , if the greens had not entered the government, would not have happened on february 24, yes, maxim, uh. of course, i'm not that kind of conspiracy theorist. that's when i am what doesn't interest me? i speak in those cases when i understand that the will of the people is not directly reflected in the results of the elections. so, as i understand it, mrs. nilkel went under a commitment that there will be such a coalition, and that there will definitely be a green, and that the greens will describe the christian democrats. they performed very well. there was simply no obligation to enter this tracing paper. it so happened that the christian democrats did not agree with the sansal democrats, but this is german policy. she needs to study all her life to give an answer to this, but an accidental essay. i understood everything, yes, firstly, i will say such a sad enough thing in a non- sovereign country cannot be sovereign politics, because germany is not even

officially a sovereign country, like japan with limited sovereignty. we know this is written in international documents, which, by the way, we also signed maxim. i mean, moscow protocol 90. e, the ninth year, in my opinion. even still. it is clear that it is true, but true. merkel left under the obligation of the arrival of this coalition, it’s another matter that, for her part, she was guaranteed, for example, the preservation of nord stream, 2, which is even biden technology. it just isn't. i don't like to argue, but it's just that it's not like that at all. well , maybe, maybe this is so, maybe this is not so, if we just talk about the greens as about a desk, then its axis is called very accurately by the democratic komsomol of the united states. well, the east germans, who remember what the komsomol is, they do not hide. this is a youth branch of the democratic party of the united states, and not the united states, but precisely diaparties, so the task is to far-range industrialization of europe , it is directly spelled out in their, by the way, green

party documents. so what else do we expect from them ? they are not at war with us, the green ones, they are at war with their country with their economy, and so it will continue. so, it will continue, but just until what period of such a time, if we really will? but expecting a tough winter economically if we do end up with early elections in germany is purely theoretical. it may be very interesting to see the results of these greens, and the results of this coalition, and then we may let's go back to that big cinnamon. why is the grand coalition problematic, because, and the germans and sociologists and political scientists have already considered that with a grand coalition they lose votes, they don’t work together like hell and right. okay. let's try a conditional left coalition. and now we see even more difficult situations, when, relatively speaking, combining left and left radicals, it turns out even worse. therefore, in principle, what burbock says. here's how he sets it up. these words already show that

a huge number of german even no longer ordinary people, not even business, but politicians are extremely dissatisfied with their personality, but berk has some option. no, she's already on that path. she cannot turn to the right, go to the left, let alone go back, she will be devoured by everyone and their electoral americans. and anyone, so she will pull in germany in this chaos until the very end before the early i hope the parliamentary elections in germany well, i do not know what will happen with the early. yes, yes, because i think that well, there will be no elections as much as it will be possible, so that yes, well, you need to go everywhere in the entire european union, there is. here is just one country whose power protects national interests. this is hungary , everyone else. they do not protect the national interests of their country. they are some kind of force, which is some kind of global interesting pan-european values. they are so amorphous. yes , despite the fact that your police

elected you people. yes, you must protect the interests of this people. you are talking people. you know, you don't you deserve it i have to protect. here, there is ukraine and they don’t freeze. you must all freeze in your economy must be destroyed. they must go through industrialization, because some kind of ukraine is fighting there. we have to help them and so on. this means that this power does not obey its people, not under the account of its people, and even when they choose. eh, these commissions are european. you look how the people give the montage to their uh elected, so that they defend their national institutions. they give over the manda to some european society some to some commission, and this commission is not accountable, not to anyone, not to anyone, not accountable. that is, in fact, the electoral system implies. you have to file that you are against the one who chooses you, by the way, not everyone said putin that my task is to protect the interests of my people. that's the difference the difference is big elite

european anti-european elite that's the problem, and in their countries they don't like direct elections raik just they don't provide for it. they have it sheet, the route was chosen. 3 weeks have already passed, they say. let's get together and retake . let's go jongsan, that's why this is the case. well, you know, every project has one. first there is the completion of this project and each project has its own feasibility. as the goals and objectives set for this project are being implemented. so, if you look at the ukraine project, then you just understand that different criteria, assessments of success, failure, and so on for ukraine are one evaluation criteria. yes, victories and defeats, but for the americans they are completely different for me seems to be key. these are the estimates of the americans. what goals and objectives did the americans set within ukraine itself, what did he manage to

do. and what they failed to do here. based on this, they evaluate the success or failure of a project. ukraine is certainly for the americans. this is the most successful project on the territory of the cis here at all. there is no doubt that everything that could be squeezed out of this country they survived. they created the ukraine anti-russia project at the same time invested in it the functionality of ukraine anti-europe and is successfully implementing this project, which they have already achieved from the goals that they set, they set themselves the task of dragging russia into a full-scale conflict with ukraine, they achieved this, the goal of this task was one with, to mobilize the entire western community and conduct a massive sanctions attack against russia is they managed to do. what was the purpose of this destroy the russian economy, they failed to do this, yes, further along the energy market to expand into the

european energy market. it didn't them. it was possible to do this by leaving one pipe of the nord stream and those, er, the turkish stream and the ukrainian direction, so that in case they understand physically. they will not be able to provide europe with gas, physically they or three of these directions in order not to freeze europe and not get the opposite effect. so they have thought it all out so much, what they have not yet managed to do is to dismantle the russian regime together with putin, this task before them is this task of the twenty-fourth year, but in this situation, how it seems to me that ukraine already has little influence on the implementation of this project, so i am sure that the americans will look for new projects, new centers, but they will not change their goals and objectives, not by 1 mm, they will not move in the goals and objectives that they have not set in the twenty-fourth year, you just need to be ready for this. and in europe, hmm, the attitude of europe with ukraine especially emphasized

attention regarding the ukrainian ukrainian people or people who left ukraine, and to europe in connection with the outbreak of a military conflict wide-ranging february 24 to date, europe's official statistics says that the number of refugees registered. about 4 million 4.2 million citizens of ukraine, who are leaders throughout europe, and germany, poland, the czech republic, further less and less less . eh, leader. e. austria cash desk. austria said that our country can no longer receive citizens of ukraine refugees we are overflowing read not 2/3 even more, but the lands of germany leaders of the lands. they say we can no longer accept we are overcrowded. if it’s necessary, if it

’s a conflict, then french television, they said we don’t support, we don’t support military assistance from france to ukraine, this is a wake-up call, because if the military conflict in ukraine continues. and god forbid there will be an escalation. this is europe, and four more, and maybe 5 million refugees of ukrainians will peck there, and that europe will what to do with these people, when europe itself is now in a crisis, so far there is no economic energy -political crisis, but what will they do with ukrainians if 5 million run away from ukrainians again, uh, will flood into european countries with the decision of a cow to allow 20 g of marijuana in free to buy everything and why? by the way, remember, you were arguing here, yes, and very tough. i said that this is the solution, by the way, with all the freedoms to satisfy any of your desires. yes, there are a lot of these freedoms

to satisfy any desires, no. you just you can imagine, uh, drug legalization. it’s definitely worth it, where this person who will be there in the western world should be happy with the availability of any desires, being high on drugs and eating, uh, leftovers, which are called the chemical industry instead of food we, of course, are descendants of the cossacks who smoked a cradle , but not all , uh, not the cossacks, smoked, you know, and not yours, i say it again, i say it again, continue the line, because if forethought everything is fine everything, they they perfectly understand, on the one hand, they will tighten the screws, and the forms of dictatorship will intensify, and on the other hand, there will be this corridor for suicides, in which you can satisfy any of your desires and supply all this all these desires,

coax them with drugs. and in principle, here is such a corridor for suicides. this is where people can say so. dive and never come back from there. this is the way europe is governed. but it's completely obvious. they don't hide it. a short time is very short. dan for some reason, the experience of the right way of managing europe is europeans. i really like it and how it captures all sociologists. i noticed from all the recent hits. vladimir putin is already appealing to some european leaders, he is operating directly to the european population, they are waiting. in general, it is unimportant that it through its electoral street tools somehow influence the european politics of other influence options. no. yes, we'll see if it affects that. will come very little chance, very little chance. here because well, here, i kind of didn’t think that germany would crumble. that's it, that's it. yes, i understood that they could crush her there. they're like, but, they're not even resistance. at least they resisted and

do not even resist, they did not even try to resist, and this is a very, very significant sign for today. watch the program right now and see you tomorrow. shkov, hello so, in the dpr lpr kherson zaporizhzhya regions are being put under martial law, the corresponding decree was signed by vladimir putin , the president announced this, opening today meeting of the russian security council in addition, the leaders of the russian regions will receive additional powers and there will be special councils headed by the prime minister to

coordinate security measures. here is the statement of the head of state.