you're a cheap german, quickly get a taurus here. cool, yes. and at the same time, it is clear why the narcoffer is also good, which means he explains to farid zakaria, who knows nothing at all. i like the fact that he is a person with a rating. eh, how vladimir nikolaevich used this term. uh, it has a rating equal to the fat content of low-fat kefir. yes, yes, he said this phrase. yes, this is zakaria on cnn , which no one watches except cats and dogs. that is, in principle, such a tv channel. no, if i didn’t show it, everyone would forget that it even exists. that there is a complete failure, here i am a nonentity. and so zelensky speaks through his lip. feeling come all the icons place

repeats you feel? in general, you understand, this means that there are millions of ukrainians. they won’t understand if you now start behaving incorrectly and the anger of ukrainian refugees, who are still behaving decently. it will be scary. what a fine fellow! oh, well, just in every official institution, you need to write this down in large letters. wait for the anger of the ukrainian refugees and urgently give everything to zelensky. well, just class, well, just class. it could be and also, of course, i like the way he said it. he suddenly realized that, in fact, he was not a khan. and it’s not enough that all these stories about what is not. loss, no,

everything is fine. suddenly, it turns out there are big losses. come on, let's listen to how zelensky talks on the shell, whose eyes are so round, as if a squirrel is pooping, we all want us to be successful and happy. the end, first of all, this is not a movie, not an hour and a half. we are talking about a counteroffensive. this is not a movie with a happy ending. we won't have a happy ending. we lost a lot of people, there will be no happy ending. we must understand this. we lost a lot of people, but i said that we didn’t lose, but still there are a lot of people. yes, and here is the unfortunate woman at the kharkov cemetery. she understands why. kraken what

a nightmare for what for what? oh mommy, lord, how much longer will it be? for what? this is only one cemetery only in kharkov, that’s how mustafa’s brother reacts, hiring a massive one. i definitely want to be together. i want to be together. but in the most terrible way, which was only allowed by international conventions. that is, than

the more russians die, the better it will be as a combatant. i still still have the right to kill russians and this is what i want most of all. why do i want this? this is my next message. i want this so that the payment that has already been paid, that is, those people whom russia took, so that i would not be ashamed in front of them. i want my friends who are here, who have not yet been mobilized, to never be mobilized. i'm not one of those military men who will shout. you better ask your brother, it all started with your idiot brother, who brought people to the maidan by an unfortunate crying woman. why, for the fact that for eight years you didn’t care about the tears of donbass, that you did

n’t care about those killed in odessa, you didn’t care about anything. for what? for succumbing to the nazis for not stopping zelensky. none of this would have been enough on february 24th. to fulfill the fair demands of the people of donbass and russia, which stood up to defend the republics, and it would not be enough to fulfill the istanbul agreements initialed by your government. and all these people would be alive for what you ask boris johnson, who came to lviv and received a report on the completion of the task of destroying each other’s slavs. ask us secretary of state blinkin, who also accepted the report, but this time from the minister of foreign

affairs of ukraine and also at the cemetery when i showed him the graves. dead ukrainians, because it was they who decided, and not the ukrainians to the last drop of blood to the last ukrainians, so that what to destroy all the inhabitants of donbass and crimea who decided to live differently yesterday sergeevich lavrov very precisely explained why our case is law and even from the position of international law. because ukraine has not fulfilled the basic requirements. you can demand territorial integrity when you fulfill certain conditions. and when do you violate basic requirements? the ban on a language, the defeat of rights , does not give the opportunity to study in one’s own language, then the pro-nazis begin to work for self-determination, even to the point of secession. like this.

that's why. yesterday when? it wasn’t late in the evening that they took a beating across donetsk. it’s just an elderly neighborhood, and you still ask why. and your calls to kill russians in russia have never been a call to kill ukrainians and never will be. but you are nazis, nazis, but we are destroying nazis, as sergeych lavrov explained, why international law is on our side? it is called the ukrainian paragraph, it is included and is the subject of consensus, but it is not about ukraine there, and the ukrainian crisis is mentioned, but exclusively in the context of the need to resolve all conflicts that exist in the world, uh,

the settlement of these conflicts. uh, in accordance with all purposes and principles of the un charter in their entirety and interrelation. this is very important because to the west. as you know, as soon as it comes to ukraine, e cannot enter into intellectual discussions, he only demands an end to russian aggression and the restoration of the territorial integrity of ukraine. and territorial integrity is written down in the charter along with it. and by the way, following are chronological principles. uh, equality and the very definition of the people, and when we explained to our colleagues. there was a lot of talk about this on the sidelines when the coup d'etat in february 2014, and when the pure ones who came to power first of all proclaimed the task of abolishing the status of the russian language in ukraine, this is what happened and served as the so-called

trigger, when the residents of crimea and the residents of donbass were indignant and said that they were not going to live in such a country . and uh, by this attitude towards its citizens, the kiev regime undermined its own territorial integrity, because in the declaration of the general assembly it is written on the principles of international law that it is necessary to respect the territorial integrity of those states whose governments respect the principle of self-determination of peoples and represent the entire population living in the relevant territory, which is what the authors and perpetrators of the coup in kiev in february 2014 . in no way can they pretend to represent the interests of the crimeans and residents of eastern ukraine, in my opinion. there ’s nothing to prove here. so, your territorial integrity of your country,

territorial integrity. the kiev regime collapsed independently and completely in accordance with the un joint , the principle of self-determination of peoples came into force with international law. vladimir vladimirovich you know this, it seems that we laughed at one time, cynical ones, well, it was a funny joke. yes, that old classic ukrainian one, but we didn’t go in. yes, that is, uh, but the embodiment in life is the most terrible in the bloody, or what? you see a woman standing here asking why she reads kraken. yes, for what? well, type in youtube and let me know what the kraken did with russian prisoners of war. yes and there will be an answer. why does the kraken lie here now, she, i probably watched donbass being bombed for 8 years and didn’t question it. why are they shooting at themselves? yes, how many times have i talked here in the studio about how the next explosions and so on don’t come to donetsk, and i’ve heard

from many residents who are not completely evil. yes, we dream that at least once, hmm mothers, they will feel kiev there. what is it like if they think this is all normal? well, now they feel and wonder why, that is, when this woman asks what this ethnic pashtun masi stands for hiring and says i will kill. as many russians as you like, which is, in general, a call for genocide. there is an audience sitting here, elite, pretentious, all european elite western pro-western. if only someone made a sound, well, kill the russians. this is a normal call. yes, he would quite well say to kill jews. here it would be, well, it would be scary to say to kill african-americans or someone else. it would be just a terrible indignation to kill russians; this is a completely normal call. for what the question is yes, that is, i remembered now when i looked at this match, like his brother mustafa

, she arrived in the year fifteen sixteen. e to gaga with some kind of conference. well, he was invited, he was then traveling all over europe, a copy of the father of the maidan , that is, the leader of the victorious democratic revolution in ukraine, and so i specifically came to this conference to ask just one question. here is mustafiev, looking into his eyes. yes, i say, tell me, now you see, yes, blood is being shed, they are bombing, donbass cities and so on , yes, now, now there is none. here. eh, nothing jumps in the heart. you could have wait quietly for the elections. yes, we have already agreed on early elections. you would have won through normal elections. well, what was stopping you? why did you take, uh, non-state anti-constitutional actions now, this doesn’t bother you personally, mustafa says, no, of course, i’m not, it’s sad

what’s happening in our country, but i don’t regret anything, i didn’t do the right thing. why are women asking now? yes, for this adventure that these ethnic people started. tuns, including it is clear that they are not only there, but at least mustafa was one of the moving parts there in this very action of november 2013. by the way, we will be celebrating 10 years soon, that is, and now why do this. that’s when everything took an unconstitutional , non-state bloody path. we didn't start this. we tried to stop this for a long time. we called on the world community to provide all sorts of european mediators. some of them sat with masha at lunch in the same studio. he was of vsekorian descent there, for example, yes, or victoria nuland. we called them here return to the normal constitutional field. no, they didn’t want to listen, an opportunity arose. yes, and throw russia and europe

too. we remember what she did there. but that’s what she called for, right? well, yes. well, actually. there on the maidan there is a social perversion. well, she has her own relationships. to europe, yes. and him and please, yes, now we are reaping the benefits, but now they are wondering why. for how many years russia has been trying to really stop all this. and now yes, they have already found it to the point of extreme, when the president is sitting of this ukraine, uh, gives out interviews in which well, well, he’s just being rude to absolutely everyone, spitting on all his allies, that is , he’s already gone there saying, so everyone who’s not with us is against us lula is against us, because he’s for - calls for peace. yes, well, go ahead erdogan, then it’s against you because. he is also trying to call for peace. well, tell me, refuse his bayraktars from all military assistance, say, you are our enemy, tell the moon the mask. you are our enemy because you didn’t give us the opportunity there. yes

absolutely, well how to use it enemy communications system? yes, if you have already determined for yourself that elon musk is your expression? well, he doesn’t see any contradictions in this. he calmly talks through his lips about how the west is to blame. the west is not to blame for anything. the west is to blame for the fact that we failed the counterattack. well, that’s roughly the meaning of his phrase. yes, you didn’t give it to us on time. this is the weapon. well, you have to understand, well, you have to. well, how are we gods? you owe us. oh, russia will lose anyway. she will have problems with the economy there speaking from a person who has a completely destroyed economy, who simply does not have one, who says, you must provide us with our budget. well, normal, he says something about economic problems in russia. well, that is, there is absolutely no understanding at all of where, in what world he finds it, and of course it has become an extreme. here.

this is his statement, a threat, blackmail against europe, and if something happens, i will organize riots in ukraine, millions of ukrainian refugees. if you stop us, reduce military aid, well, normal aid is generally fine. i think but blackmail. in general, i think that this phrase now needs to be spread across all social networks in all european languages, so that they at least understand who they contacted, yes, who they let in. and what should they do about it now? now, i’m sure in poland before the elections they will gladly use this phrase; in germany they will also insert it into the tape in full. you're ingratiating yourself with our infiltrated agents. you owe it to us that you will still give us the aurus. and what does that have to do with it, yes, germany it is precisely this kind of scholtz germany that today deserves such an attitude towards itself. well, if

in fact everyone wipes her feet on her , including the same poles, yes, and still says, and you owe ukraine something . the main thing is that they have really serious economic and social issues there in germany. they are in a recession. yes, and they explain that we don’t have how many millions there for uh, salary increases or even in retirement, and so on? well, what do you think about ukraine? well, yes , we need some of our own, it’s interesting, of course, but they will give us some of their own in this regard in this regard, of course, when you look at how they now spend crazy money on a makeup artist, but she needs, yes, it’s just that part of the income of makeup artists came without a makeup artist. well, this is what i would take with me. well , of course, the hysteria that arose in ukraine over the g20 summit statement, yes. well, i'm just curious. and what did ukraine expect? this is what she wanted to see, but she understands. yes, the same kuleba, zelensky

well zelensky okay. well, kule was still a diplomat, he probably understands how these to draw up a resolution, he knows that russia is a member of the g2 20 itself. he knows that all the statements. walkie-talkies are accepted by consensus. well, even if we suppose that india and china would become against russia, yes , well, without russia, they still would not be able to accept any text of the resolution where we condemned russia. well, this cannot happen by definition. yes, and they arrived. well, how is it possible, how could one forget about ukraine? but the fact is that ukraine actually lost virtually all of these documents. this indicates that they can pass if must cannot fail to pass cannot fail to pass. and this is what has now appeared, an article by a retired colonel of this english. by the way, we often quoted richard camp from telegraph. well, telegraph to santa. yes, he writes columns almost every week. i specifically looked at his evolution of his views. he

wrote a few weeks ago a month ago. russia lost everything. all counter-offensive. ukraine has begun, now russia is finished. yes, and here everyone writes an article yesterday, well, the entire counter-offensive has already been choked and the west must definitely prepare for humiliation. and most importantly the phrase. here i really want to draw your attention to the fact that the question is no longer whether the western anti-russian coalition will disintegrate, this coalition, the only question is when this will happen. eh, vladimir vladimirovich was immersed in memories. i, too, of course, have massive memories, when i looked at all these pictures, i thought where i saw this look. it’s like the culeb’s when he looks somewhere to the side. he says, well, here she is lena, god said where she actually is, well no matter what she said. well, it’s like it won’t go anywhere anyway. i remembered where i saw such honest eyes. yes, that means 2008. e in tbilisi i tried to record

an interview with one of the influential georgian officials. what, take it, it’s a small town, i ’m calling, so it means one press secretary. eh, i can talk to the head of parliament, i’m so soft caucasian and that means i’m not rushing him . the voice says, her. no, she means washington, i’m speaking there through another secretary, i can talk. eh, with one of the ministers. their no, or rather, they are, but tomorrow they are flying to washington, so they won’t talk today . i say, is there anyone who is not there yet or has already returned? no, well, we have the leader of the parliamentary majority, the head of the faction of saakashvili’s party, so i’m sitting talking to him in the fall of 2008, and in the spring they were denied the map. and we ukraine means, well, yes, why didn’t we get it, but in the spring of next year we will get the perfect conflicts, only the forcing of you to peace has ended. well,

the europeans refused you, well, our american friends everything. they will explain it to their european friends, and now the bread has exactly the same nobility, and i understand that apparently klimkin whispered something to them during his visit, that’s why they are so violent, which means that both klinkin and zelensky are just a pie turned out to be narcotic. well, people don’t remember how saakashvili chewed his tie, and most importantly, apparently, they don’t want to remember. i saw the shackles of rice in 1313 at such an eu conference, which means that i was in crimea then, i think viktor mikhailovich pinchuk will now very much regret this, so that's when she was asked a question. what happened in 2008? it’s as if this was all he says, well, mr. saakashvili misread the signal given to him. that is, and these people, how do they have some kind of memory and what kind of

ciliate shoes? yes, it’s just not there at all. it doesn't have this function. well , i repeat, uh, well, if they don’t want to teach, well, there’s nothing you can do, i’ll chew ties, well, there’s another option. i do not see. a. and what in general, of course, would i like to say. well, for me the most vivid impression of the past days. this is voting in new territories. i was in the public chamber and took part in the observation process. well, i was here, which means we were talking to people with territory. e. well, they won’t let me lie, uh, my knees, who worked and lived in ukraine, were elected to parliament. uh, well, 72% turnout. this is the dream of a ukrainian politician in general, but not excessive, because in the 2019 parliamentary elections, when the servant of the people there, as if enchantingly entered parliament, the turnout was across the country, there is less than fifty percent in any of the regions, not zaporozhye. i

’m not even talking about donetsk, lugansk, and nowhere below 62 was 62 - this is, in my opinion, zaporozhye region, 64, kherson kherson region 62. well, that means for 70 dpr and lpr. and this despite all the fact that uh volnovakhi yesterday last week they fired at, uh, the territorial commission there are wounded uh? they fired at me regularly and threatened me, and this threat is, well, it seems like this. well, they called and promised that they would do it there with pleasure or members of the electoral commissions, and me in 2018. i was sitting in a cell, and next to me in the next cell there was a girl or one in the sixth stage of pregnancy. whose fault was it that she, uh, collected signatures in support of vladimir putin in the elections in the eighteenth year in march. all she had was article 111, which means high

treason for at least 12 years, she could ask. well , that’s what it was clear what to say, well, you’ll give birth in prison. that is, if someone thinks that, so to speak, there is someone scaring someone. well she's weak for you lord she came out because the main thing for her was, of course, not to give birth in prison. and if anyone thinks that all these threats that are being heard from the ukrainian side are so empty, as if absolutely no, well, i just saw a person who was selectively imprisoned for participation in the company and could have received no less. these people go and vote and take part and work in the polls. commissions take part in elections, organize them and vote. and this is the worst thing in general, that this may be the worst dream of ukrainian politicians. because these people are by their turnout. well, of course,

they will say that everything was pallets, that everything was falsified. but it’s like they can say whatever they want. uh, well, these people just go vote because it’s important to them. and they are integrated into the new life. yes, they went to the physical ones to get passports. and now they are being integrated into the political system. yes, they want to take part in everything, because for them it is important; for them it is another new life. and you can just see rome and how these sandy ones turn over history clock. i remember the second poroshenko told me that it means we will have everything, they will have nothing. this means they will sit in basements. and our children will study and so on. well, a lot is changing, a lot is changing, but it is clear that since we are talking to the europeans, it is clear that no one wants a peaceful life for the russians. well, in general , no one wants russians to live a peaceful life. here is the last one who doesn’t want living russians, of

course. well, it’s just that the short one starts to save his hands there. here's the latest story. there's a story with uh explanation the european commission that it will be possible to confiscate cars, phones, laptops, and so on. i spoke with uh, one of my colleagues on friday. uh, with this colleague in germany, he says that here sami is a little shocked, because, well, they think that this, most likely, was a word game, which in english translation means sanctions are imposed only on imports, and in german translation is manure, so we are now waiting for an explanation from the european commission; moreover , there seems to have been some progress there, so to speak. yes, and the most important thing is that it only german officials abused it in this way, because they arrested cars in germany that had traveled in transit almost through the whole of europe through five countries and only once they got to germany i say, you hear, it seems to me that you are a little overestimating the general, so to speak, perversity . eh eurochi, new.

yes, today it turned out that this was not just not appreciated, that they are ready to take away suitcases there only because they are dealing with russians. and so i firmly believe that ah. well, we must admit, de jure de factors de facto. we already see what russophobia is in all its equal manifestations. here is a person who is ready to kill russians, someone is ready to dissolve from them something that can take away the power of their position. this means we must recognize russophobia. let us give her the definition of recognizing her as a fact that exists. let's introduce a legal definition and i repeat, it means to judge in absentia. um, here's the watch. the story is told more than once, and therefore today , perhaps, someone will think that the verdict was sent to some district court somewhere there in belgorod, that means none of the european officials will be frightened by life . the big clock will turn over more than once.

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here i showed miles explained. let's watch the video and see what happens. what the miles explains is very different from what everyone else i saw. this is vladimir vladimirovich on the telegram channel. yes, the work is shown. yes we have this one in photographs they are declassified, because we are here to trace the painful progress of the offensive, it seems that the ukrainians that the yellow ones have wedged themselves quite well into the russian ranks. is it true, yes, what is it physically? that is, what they have to go through is a small group of hunter-killers of 10-12 people, armed with anti-tank

shells with what other defenses will they have to face if they do not go through those orange lines that you see is the russian trench line and between that and orange lines that you can't see and what are called dragon teeth and barbed wire and other similar things. this is deep and russian planning. but it should be noted that not a single orange line is even close to being broken. i was there, i saw it with my own eyes, but there’s also going and going , let’s say politely, and they won’t like it, because our sappers are the only ones who work brilliantly. well, for example, uh, the western media wrote that summer is hot , so the mines heat up and rise, which means copters with thermal imagers look at other heat transfer and draw, but i say, mikhailovich stavsky, lieutenant general , a team of people, because we read everything

and understand it all, so let them not say stupid things. we know perfectly well what to do and how to do it so that it doesn’t give anything. now there are iron cans. so they will have a thermal image. having nothing to do with the world. we, too, are not doing anything with our fingers, but you can still imagine the feat of our guys when well, that means, with respect, we are talking about ukrainian sappers, also of the soviet school. that is, they are trying to defuse something there. but it’s not accidental that there are motorized infantry and paratroopers. they protect the minefields, which is why they shoot the sopers. for this , snipers work well, so the artillery covers the mine clearance vehicles, which are trying to get out smoke and sandwiches. let's do something clever. we learned this way and the depth, the other and the configuration, the other guys at night

imagine hanging mines on themselves. and at night he delivers them there for one and a half to two kilometers , sometimes crawling by hand and not guiding them back and forth. this is besides the fact that for the remote world it is never necessary by the way, yuri mikhailovich’s ph.d. thesis is used; he studied just his ph.d. thesis on agriculture, so the installation. and now it is brilliantly brought to life and works very effectively. and well, well, i just, if not everyone remembers, i ’ll give these figures during the great patriotic war along the length of the front, 600 km was about 500,000 miles. here is the voronezh front now. 60 km is also somewhere around 500,000. but the density is such that it is, of course, understandable. i say, but the dragon’s teeth says, well, let him try.

they are connected with wire, there are three rows. the downside of the fence is not at all simple, but an anti-tank rudder. well, let him try to overcome it. general length here are the trenches. and these are not trenches. these are complex structures, there are a lot of them. there were fortified rifle positions there for 3,500 km, three and a half thousand kilometers. therefore , to make it clear, the ukrainian troops have not even reached this yet. do they still have these pleasures? will they get there ahead? well, i absolutely agree with you. there are special calculations for, say, 100 m. how much should be machine guns, mortars, artillery pieces, and these crews were still created

during the battle of kursk. and then it all came true. and now, of course, we are based on modern realities. all this has been modernized. home implemented. here they showed some wonderful footage. it’s just the general of the world chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, it is clearly visible that the work is in the gray zone, the neighboring village is under our control. but the most important thing is the defensive line. in general, the enemy is only approaching her. actually, what's there what is depicted resembles a preparation for a fire bear they say, so, accordingly, this is that the enemy shows this and the enemy reveals this data , in fact, it refutes everything that zelensky says, his entire team. this is the first blinking moment. well, if everything else and the whole west and what the western media writes, this map

refutes almost everything. this is the first moment second moment. you said very precisely at the beginning of hmm this hour, but about the fact that the russian-speaking people are actually exterminating russian-speaking people, then there is this western policy, carefully thought out and specially created and scrolled and financed only. well, i admitted billions again. and how much money is there really? it was invested so that russian speakers would kill the russian language; the goal was set to get rid of the slavs. getting rid of people who adhere to the orthodox faith is genocide here, i will also support you on the issue of genocide. it should now be included in our legislation. and this should be brought to the level of international organizations. now if we see the need the g20 declaration will suit the declaration quite well. brix will suit us with the decision of our courts, which will then unite international support for the brix declaration more than yes and

highways, and so on. all this should be discussed and talked about, there is no need to explain. now, i would also like to say that unfortunately, uh, the west, in general, they always come up with something nasty precisely in order to strengthen uh and aggravate the situation. just the other day there was information from the security council that according to a dirty bomb operation was being prepared, this is the official information. this is no investigative journalism. a dirty bomb was being prepared. it should have been blown up on the territory of ukraine and presented as if russia had struck with a tactical nuclear weapon and that’s what happens from here. why exactly is it clear that they ask for the f-16, then they ask for missiles to attack with both those and other means of delivering tactical nuclear weapons and the taurus are also such. the soviet tauras is also yes, and in principle, uh, accordingly, the storm shad can also be carried. that is, in general, there is pumping up

then to prepare the ukrainian army for the use of tactical nuclear weapons. against our country, of course, in these conditions we are naturally positive, firstly. today there has been a lot of information about the iskanders, the iskanders work very well and the skanders destroy command posts to store ammunition, that is, the highest priority targets and these priority targets. naturally this leads to the morale of the ukrainian army. it’s going down, but he writes that it still needs to be checked. 16 hit the airfield, where he placed five planes, five planes and missiles from the class. assault i know, i fully admit, you know, reconnaissance with anti-radar is our reconnaissance. now the order is working very well both in the sumy region and in the chernigov region, and they are carrying out reconnaissance operations there. if

it comes across an enemy unit , it destroys it and takes away intelligence data. that is, we started working on the level. i would say this is several orders of magnitude better than it was a year ago. this is a completely different quality of work moreover, we are now moving from a police search operation. yes, moreover, there was very interesting information on tv-80 tanks. here's the production. yes, the ministry of defense is asking to resume their production. but what's interesting? what it will look like is this, that is, it is a modernized system from above. uh, in cumulative protection, that is, well, cumulative protection is installed on this protective grid, respectively. uh, with protective devices that prevent the quadcopter from getting hit. there are some charges being dropped there plus electromagnetic jammers, reb's four pieces, which will jam directly

those copters that fly up to the tank from below , approximately the same protection system, also additional communicative protection. that is, in this way. uh, in fact, the tank also receives on the sides, by the way, also, uh, protection will also be placed along the tracks. that is , it will be there from a safety point of view, probably about five orders of magnitude higher than what was produced back in soviet times. i talked with the famous tankman, hero of russia kurgan. this was in in the area of ​​responsibility of the btf cascade, he is fighting with the marine corps. and he tells me, my t-80 is the best tank in the world, he says it’s a foreign car in comparison. for me it says all this is a sniper tank. here he is in love with him. it’s better there, i say that the guys who are at 72 deuces. well this is the best tank. there

’s nothing better than the t-72 in general, i’m saying this to the guys who are at 90 on this, it’s just that space is the best spaceship. here we are , tankers, who we are, we were also celebrated in the country yesterday. no. well, what we've mastered, guys. have mastered it, they absolutely use it, naturally, apply it. uh, pour some non-combat contact. and here are the shots you showed today. they are talking about the turning point that is coming in ukraine , look at zelensky, we won’t be in some kind of mood. oh well, he still gets tired, but he gets up, but it’s important that they used their strategic reserves. and we didn’t even touch him close, but in any case, if we didn’t touch the person close to the main line, we didn’t let the defense near. this is

the most important thing, minister of defense and hero of russia army general shoigu when he talked about how many reserve armies we still have. how many violations of equipment do we receive every day, if in karelia we are deploying a corps of three airborne divisions, air assault divisions and two motorized rifle divisions, and in addition to this, there are also air defense aviation and these are all forces that, in extreme cases, can always be withdrawn and brought in for conducting a special military operation is another question that we do not pose, but the goal of such a team will not be solved. yes, this is, accordingly, the commander, of course, yes, that is, in fact , what i’m saying is that i saw how the engineering troops are working now, how they are training to create pontoons. is this how it all works? the impression is colossal. i say that

you are planning what? you won’t swim over yourself. yes? we will be forced to cross many more water boundaries. we are not talking about this beginning. in general, yes, yes. that is why, until the morning, in general , during the great patriotic war, safers were the most advanced detachments, that is, there were sappers who cleared mines, who paved the way for the infantry, the infantry is now the same the best, right? this is exactly what i meant about the fact that now the sappers are sappers. this is probably some kind of special forces. i would even call it that for the boys who assemble these sections of pontoon bridges. they're under fire. there are, of course, such absolutely heroic, well-coordinated works, guys, in general , the mechanisms here are amazing again. well

done, we spent a lot of money, but the engineering troops. they have the most advanced technology now and these folding pontoon boats are all that necessary trucks work, but the beauty is there is, when you see it all, right there. they'll want it. well, now, in general, of course, we are adding equipment that is very modern in all respects. i mean, and first of all, drones, which simply work better, ugh, so that, that is, they do not try anything into the overall system and communication issues, but a float. by the way, i just wanted to touch on this topic, peskov gave a very interesting interview yesterday, but he was asked a question about relations, specifically against air defense. he replied that i’m working very hard now serious, uh, changing the structure of filling air defense troops in order to

ensure the security of russian territory is not just about this. i think that we will also see, as was said, weapons that work on new physical principles. this sounds strange, because for me the principles are physical. well, in general, no, but this is what is meant. this refers to electromagnetic weapons, but not only guns. and these are electromagnetic guns, serious laser weapons, which we recently tested at the training ground and demonstrated at armies 20-23. we won’t tell you everything, but here’s the august battalion. i was standing with them. here are the seventy-second tanks with depots and sights. they face 3 km. so strong at night, they tell me, like a rangefinder kills a bird, that is, like that. it's ok. well, that’s all, the enemy will see in time, it won’t seem too small to him, if one of the modern directors would undertake to remake the director,

ivanova, chasing two hares. i would ask you to recommend more authoritative influence there. or for the main role of the voice, why is this what, but when i saw this whole you know the picture like this. here is the idea of ​​some wealthy oligarch, a very successful person. i arrived somewhere on the outskirts. some kind of german civilization. he came across someone who doesn’t understand who he is, to hell with these dialogues and flowers, to hell with the chocolate period in particular, let’s go to the rooms, because well, you’re going there anyway. well, this is actually surprising. i just, i don’t know, this is rudeness, but i, even the girls, well, it looks exactly like this, like, who are they anyway? well, who are you, anyway, are you playing some kind of guy here? the americans will tell you the politicians, and you will supply us with missiles. by the way, i don’t think that mrs. ber bog flew there to discuss the issue of supplying long-range missiles. well , if such a decision could theoretically be

made in germany, there are enough people who would be happy to voice the decision to transfer these missiles. i think the issue here is something else, after all. ukrainian internal politics began to bubble up little by little. well, everyone said, you know, there is no politics there, but in fact there is, especially after the americans’ statement that the elections you need to spend life there, life is in full swing. here, pay attention. yes, that means, uh. each of them has, despite all that we say, a united west, and everyone perceives it as if it were something integral and united with common goals and objectives. yes, they are united by russophobia. hatred of russia at the moment, but they all have their own interests, including in ukraine. moreover, they all have their own contenders and candidates in ukraine, because i see how zelensky is trying to clean up , this is the field. yes? eh, well, relatively speaking, klitschko for example, yes, he has always traditionally been there. well, as if he was considered a german candidate, that is,

the germans always supported klitschko budanov i think this is a purely british passenger. well , taking into account the fact that this is his family, as they are now writing in many channels. received citizenship. he is there wife, mother-in-law, daughter, granddaughter of bug and 15 best friends, then, as i understand it, he is actually a really british passenger. that is, he has somewhere to run just in case, yes, but the british will promote him from the americans. there is a whole bench there, from which people sit and just sit and wait. here they are shouting straight from the huts, look where they are at me, like mr. poroshenko and everyone else there. that is, something is happening inside there, well, something connected with future political processes is connected with the failed counter-offensive with the understanding that nothing can be changed, that it will be necessary to look for a diplomatic path through some kind of politics. and even more, i already talked about this, to alert them even more, the situation is different. this is us while we are talking about the

offensive potential that ukraine has, but everyone understands that it is not limitless and everyone understands that ukraine’s offensive potential is well and specialists. i don't mean there. everyone else has pepper, well, enough for 4-6 weeks. what to do next, and then defense. what will the russians do? what if they are prepared and go on the offensive? and if this offensive is successful and the front collapses, what should we do? but we need to look for some options, prepare some proposals, and each of them tries. eh, somehow in this situation everything will be sorted out. well, zelensky’s rudeness knows no bounds at all. she said, but a corruption case. this is brilliant , yes, let's help, let's put it on. a lot of people say that there was a lot of corruption in the first year and that is why the minister of defense was fired. first of all , you should know all these cases, all these cases of helplessness are not connected with the help

of our partners. this is not related to the weapons of our partners or money for weapons or money for the budget that goes to pay pensions, provide social support, and so on. these are other cases. this is not about partners. this is a ukrainian remedy. this is a ukrainian case, but in any case, yes, in any case, now it doesn’t matter to me, we will fight and win this war, which means i’ll translate it into understandable russian . are you going to check with us again, or what? this is our money. check, but i have nothing to do with this, but the ukrainian day. well , in general, you understand, i, to be honest,

well, listen, everyone thinks about this, as in general, all this can be swallowed, in general. wait, they’re humiliating europe right away, but this is not a german weapon. these are ukrainian weapons. it's humiliating here. it's a ukrainian day. i am single. you see, those who allow themselves to be humiliated are humiliated, but since europe feels comfortable in this situation and in this state. well, for god's sake and the last e about the elections. kirill said, you know, the result is not important to me. elections in new territories are not important to me, who is there , who was elected where, something else is important to me , and it seems to me, these are those who were elected. there you have to for yourself. just understand and rethink. this is a brand new condition a completely new responsibility. i am glad that the people who live in these new territories have a coordinate system, a holistic russian

legislation, based on which they can defend their rights, which was not the case before, because here we decide according to the legislation of ukraine, here we decide according to the legislation of the republic and here we have russian legislation. it is unclear where a poor person should go. now people have a full-fledged opportunity to defend their rights in one form or another people have the opportunity to come to officials , to deputies, to go to a reception and say this and that, and they are obliged, according to russian legislation , to respond in a timely manner to all the demands of the citizens who elected them, who were elected in this regard. i think this is positive, of course. obviously she continued this line tangentially. here are zelensky kuleb’s undiplomatic answers. i already called you this program. i think this is the diplomacy of rudeness. this is what, as it were, from zelensky, he believes that he has caught god for the beard. yes and so he has the right to all

sorts of silovism, but somehow the ukrainian term here is some kind of regulation and new items. i'm just describing it correctly. now, this is purely diplomacy. yes, yes, that's it, what does he do? he's serious, yes, what will he give? uh, uh, you showed excerpts from an interview with fareed zachariah. yes, cnn is there , it’s like it’s still running like threads, but about how a person is, you just think that he’s that’s how he said hmm freezing conflicts doesn’t mean peace. uh, the west was sandy there throughout this interview, victory is not not not only by condemning ukraine , give him some challenges there to protect uh europe. well, that is, here is a man, here he has taken on some kind of messianic role, to be honest, here's a sniff of cox. well, well, the person really is in some kind of not

very adequate state. you think that everything is like water for a duck. well , with the icons, to whom he gave an interview , he wrote the same thing, but about the fact that we need to prepare for no debts, that is, for him. but in this by the way, all, well, it seems to me, all the tragedy for the ukrainian people, for them, war is a process. that is, this is not the goal. that is, it ’s like a samurai, they don’t have a goal, there is only a path, the main thing for zelensky is to live this process as long as possible. the path, and zelensky's path. well, we can call it that. i just, a long time ago, kind of came to the idea that he is not interested in victory, not in defeat. the main thing is a non-stop process, yes, because everything is moving and well, this is birshtein, he also wrote. yes sucked the democrat was famous, except for this phrase nothing nothing and his friend. well, okay, hmm

trotsky also took the redheads and didn’t take trotsky at all, because his real names look like that, yes. so, that is, here i am, well, a long time ago, i have been convinced that for zelensky, even victory is a theoretical victory. it is not beneficial for you either, because this victory means you need to restore the territory. we need to bring people back there, we need to do something. well, he doesn’t need everything for nothing. it's better for everything to be like it is now leave everything as it is for now. well, if there is some kind of ongoing bicycle war, let it continue. for years, this is how you can get money. therefore, you can fill your weapon, so you can get an ovation for this, you can get it. eh, i don’t know, there are nobel prizes. yes, you can do anything and try to sell it for as long as possible. well, this western community. so it seems to me that for him this is the quintessence. this whole whole process. unfortunately, it is simple that it is at odds with the interests of the ukrainian people, who doesn’t need all this for nothing.

yes, and those who are already in shock, because he is right, his colleagues say that sociology shows that ukrainian society is already tired, especially after they began to run out of time for the limited women there, it is worth something hmm students. well, it’s already a little bit like that, it means to understand that this is not about his interests. it’s not about the interests of society. here, well, unfortunately, realization. comes with time, what happens next? well here, quickly all in all, this is the geopolitical situation. that is, if, uh, in washington i bet on the fact that the ukrainian fact will be one of the fundamental factors of the election campaign in the states, then, unfortunately, i will continue to bet on the promotion of military operations, and tb did not kill him profitably, glinka no, of course, they convinced me

that if there is success, it is therefore important to drain it before the start. there, of course, of course, once we move on to the contour clutch, relatively speaking, let’s start it right away. it's clear. it's just an american election. they're just into it they believe well. there, it’s the analysts who understand russian. so what about the russians? god willing accordingly, then what if we take your version as the basic one then what is the conclusion, the conclusion that here zelensky needs to be muzzled. here he is building elections to deprive him of some kind of absolute power. well, i started talking about negotiations. well, yes , the american side constantly talks about negotiations , the european side constantly denies the ukrainian side. and every time we went with your negotiations correctly, therefore,

the ukrainian side, as a non-agreement, is capable of must be removed from these negotiations. that’s because zelensky is a slippery person. that's it, uh, essentially. it is necessary to hold elections in order to hold some kind of, uh, i don’t know there is a hodgepodge of new candidates and they are there conditionally. and when there should be elections, they should come out on the thirtieth of october, but they won’t happen. i can tell you right away that at best there will be, uh, presidential elections should take place on march 31, but this is understandable. maminsky parliamentary elections will take place in october. now, if they decide to hold it, because between them there will be the difference is, there may be time for this dominican elections, this is my home, the american choice, of course, then they offer zelensky several options, like him, because you tell me, what do you think of the oligarchs? why aren't they pursuing? what are oligarchs? are these people directly connected to the authorities?